I dont own a horse, im here because I Love this man. His kindness, his warmth, his passion, even his pain.... no it's not his pain, it's his empathy. I am here for it. I hope you've taught a few young men in your day, how to be like you. Love and peace be with you 🙏💜💜💜💜🕊🕊
I agree. He and his wife are beautiful people 😍 And look how well her rescuers take care of her - she's well-groomed. She's processing everything as he says.
@@justme-fw2ti I think your device may be the problem because sound is well when I listen, even when it's windy. Believe me, I have sound problems too when nobody else does. They use sub apps when you don't know, and those sub apps take control of your audio, and other apps. Frankly, I consider it Cyber CRIME #NoTrespassing - the Technocrats invade our circles! I will look for a useful channel I recently learned about. They tell you what to turn off, etc to get them off your back. I will post another comment here WHEN I find it. I hope I find it.
Compliments to her owner she looks very well, if anyone can Steve can. When i was 14 i rescued an abandoned pony he was bag of bones, i slowly built him up, secretly trespassing to feed him before owner of land was awake and id return in the nightime. Over 2 years i was called the bucket girl as id walk 4 miles twice a day to this pony. After 2 years and shot at once by the farme. My parents approached the farmer and eventually bought this gelding whom i built up, he was a crib bitter & windsucker but i had 8 amazing years with him. Id do it again at 51. He was my best friend and he would never let anyone else ride him, we won lots at small horse shows, later revealing his abillity in dressage. I still have photos if him around my home after all these years of him passing of cancer, he was so loved, i use to camp out with him in the barn in summer holidays, wonderful years if my life. I love you guys watching from west sussex ❤❤❤
I'm so enjoying all your videos I think Willows friend ( the rescue) was hovering around her very anxious.Thank you Steve.🙏💝💪💝🙏Sarah must take black cumin seed oil ( 1 TSP with ground black pepper) every morning for her joints
This brought me to tears. That beautiful creature was just scared and on defense. Once she knew she wasn't in any danger..... It's like she realized Sarah was weaker than her and gave her respect. Love is such a powerful thing. Praise God
I used to ride as a teen ager in Goteborg, Sweden. Now I am a 76 year old grandmother living in Rhode Island since many, many years. I don't have any horses and I don't ride still I LOVE watching Steve and his family how they work together and the brilliant ways Steve trains horses. It often brings tears to my eyes when a horse suddenly understands that Steve is his friend and trusts that he will be safe. You have opened my eyes so much as to how horses think and when you understand that on a deeper level I can just feel through Steve's videos how very spiritual it is to work and understand horses, however, it takes very special people to understand that. Steve and his wonderful family are just that.
So sorry that someone had taken a well trained horse and taught her to become a reactive and possibly dangerous horse. It's good that you took the time to get her back to where she could trust a human again. I learned a long time ago there are a lot of horse owners, but very few horsemen that just have a gift.
A trainer / farrier team is great! What progress! Much respect to Steve and Dan! Sarah, much, much respect to you! I’m grateful to see this. Thank you for the good camera work! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sarah is a beautiful lady! I love how dedicated she is to Willow. Thank you, Steve, Tanya and Dan for the exceptional care, training and kindness shared. Amazing video.
Thank you Mr.Young for giving your time to help Sarah and willow... fabulous work you are doing here... and Farrier-Dan James, thank you for pitching in & helping willow to understand - NOT ALL HOOF CARE PROVIDERS ARE BAD...THATS COMING FROM A BAREFOOT TRIMMER....
@@questioneverything9535 Found a farrier so patient with my horse I gave him a raised. He fought hard to fix the last farrier mistakes and wasnt charging enough for doing draft horses(shires) without a cage.
I am interested in how on earth does a person become such a gifted horse handler? Please consider a video that explains your beginning experiences with horses. It seems as though you were with horses from a very young age and you were such a gifted natural.
A love of horses,time,a ton of patience an no fear, is what it takes. Of course 1 or 2 friends who have stables doesn't hurt either, they'll let you clean stalls and guaranteed you'll get used to all kinds of horses.❤✌️
Years of watching, listening, learning and putting into practice everything he has learned helps tons. But he is a natural empath and animals sense it. They know a good person.
You are such an amazing trainer!! I got all choked up watching Sarah with Willow at the end!! I love every minute of your videos!! I’ve been working with horses for over twenty years and you teach me something every single video!!! Thank you so much for sharing your gift!!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕
It was probably very traumatic for Willow being abandoned and she had trust issues on top of that. Willow is now feeling the love from Sarah, her new human mom. Your excellent training and also adding the love that Sarah has for Willow is magic! Even if she never wants to be ridden, Willow deserves lots of love and a happy life. ❤
You mention that you are not gifted yet said the man you learnt from in America was, you are a genuine person and I think you have a gift with people and horses and what i have learnt about personal boundaries, in my case with people has been life changing. Thank you for being you.
The final scenes of Sarah working with Willow brought a tear to my eye. Steve, God put you on this earth to do exactly what you're doing: rehabilitating horses and healing their owners, and bringing joy and empathy to us who watch you and Tanya work together. Thank you both for what you do! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
If you leave your mind open to learning, anything is possible!! Talk to any older horse person, we don't mind questions!!! If you don't know something ask! But NEVER STOP LEARNING!! I'd love to have another lifetime to continue learning even more than what I do now. If you really want to learn, and you ask someone the question, LISTEN! And always remember this if nothing else, What works for one horse may not work for another. That's why you have to keep yourself open to learning!! Just my thoughts on that. Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
God Bless you Steve and God Bless the owner of this beautiful horse. You save her and she is so worth it. I have so much respect and appreciation for you. I certainly can see why Tanya was concerned at first interaction with Willow! I wish you all a happy and peaceful new year!
This channel should have millions of subscribers, he is that good. I have seen many horse trainers and none compare. He actually knows how horses think and is compassionate. God bless Steve and keep him safe ❤️
I love seeing how you handle all the horses and ponies with such great knowledge and respect and care. Please keep posting videos. I never find them too long and I want to learn more :)
I commend and respect your approach in working with these abused horses!!! Your video are very informative and provide good assistance!!! Much appreciated!!
"Discipline" is a bad word these days. But we all have to have discipline. Discipline to get up in the morning, have a shower, get dressed, go to work, come home, have dinner, watch a bit of telly and go to bed. And do it again the next day. It's the same with dogs and horses. They need to have a set of "rules" to follow. Or you have a horse that ends up like Willow. I'm working with a Standardbred Pacer who was beaten badly for breaking into the trot. He was really bad at first. The owner wants him as a riding horse, and that's what I've been working on with him. Showing him that he's not going to be beaten for going to the trot. He's doing well now. After 5 long months of foundation work and riding work. 💖 💖 Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
My very last horse was a Standardbred as well. After about 6 months i could ride her western without the gait and also gaited under hunt seat. She was a beautiful creme colored mare; she wore 2 identical eye shaped red patches on either side of her rump lol. I miss her she was so lovely🐎💛🐎💛! You could literally have tea in the finest china on her gait and not spill a drop. She moved so beautifully I miss her.
@wakingohiomama 91 She sounds like she was an amazing girl. I'm so sorry for your loss. This guy though, he's doing great!! Even going on hacks with his owner now. He will trot out willingly, but you still have to use light contact with him. Any type of heavy contact on his mouth, and his head goes up like he's checked up and he panics like crazy. But if you stay with very quiet hands, he goes like a dream!!
@@jenniferlehman326 oh that's awesome! Thank you so much losing my horses was a major trauma I am not over all these years later. She was my heart horse I loved all of them but yes she was special my girl! Hope to get back in the saddle and chase my dreams into the sunset!
@wakingohiomama 91 Good!! Never stop dreaming or riding, I haven't!! Even though I was told at 15 I would be in a wheelchair by the age of 35, I'm still on my feet, still riding, still teaching, still delivering new life every December to March, and I'm now 57 years young!! LOVE DREAM BELIEVE!!!!! Love Jenn 💖 💖
@@jenniferlehman326 thank you so much for that! You have me close to crying lol. It is definitely a love that runs through your heart and soul for horses! I just turned 50 in April lol! Thank you so much for sharing what you do. If I could find a horse farmer that would like a groomer or just to walk them out I would do it for free lol. I'm happy for the people and the horses you help! Thanks💛💛!! Tiffinie
I love your training. I love that horse. What a beautiful creature. The work being done with the abandoned horses is important and worth it! Much respect to you and all! Good camera work!
Even the fingers and wind lololol In some ways, the home made quality of the videos adds to the credibility or rather relatability of the work being done with the horses and people.
Absolute beauty. Patience, repetition, pressure, release, time, wait. Ready? NO? OK, we've got all day, he decides, comes in, reward, you are in charge, he knows, done! Amazing!! Thank you.
Willow is one of the most GORGEOUS horse I’ve seen in a long, long time! I cannot believe her transformation from her first rescue photo. I can see why to owner wants to keep her and do the best for this horse.
Willow is gorgeous. Well done Sarah for seeing her. Steve you have amazing intuition. Sitting on the gate with her was very special and with her I think it took her back to happier days as a foal with mother. Some deep hurt in her, from separation and unkindness in her young past. She is so sweet and sensitive.
Your approach is sensible and kind, and seems to work. Interesting to hear you explain how horses interact with each other for dominance, etc., and it makes sense that having this insight would help with human/horse interaction and improving bad or dangerous habits. Good job and impressive results too!
I am one of those who have never owned a horse, although I’ve wanted one since I was a little girl. Unfortunately my little girl days are long gone. I live in Bozeman, MT, USA on 20 acres along a world class fishing river, which would be perfect for a horse. I toss it back and forth in my mind but as sad as it makes me I just don’t feel it would be good for a horse. I LOVE watching your videos and keeping my dreams alive. Thank you Steve, Tanya, Charlotte and your entire family ❤️
Ok I'm LOVING that little flash mob cob so much lol!! They're BOTH beautiful as ever!. When Willow isn't panicked and fearful you can really see the kindness in her and she wants to please people so badly.
How wonderful for that abandoned and obviously abused horse, Willow, to have you come into her life. Your love of horses and your willingness to give them the time, attention and training necessary to rehabilitate them and those who care for them, is commendable. You give them the opportunity to live and enjoy their lives. You educate their owners on how to lead them on that journey. Bless you for that. You are a national treasure!
I stumbled onto this channel and I’m loving what you’re doing with these horses. I think Willow is an absolutely beautiful horse and I just hate thinking this horse was abused. Love from the state of Michigan
I used to be afraid of horses until I started watching this series. Now I see them as lovely, gentle animals who love kindness and sensitive handling… 👌🤗
Your horsemanship and methods are beyond reproach any horse owner,any horse you come in contact with has without a doubt an enriched lives love your videos and your family thank you
🐎🍃 As this Mare named Willow made progress in finding her friendship with her owner Sara, I could not stop the tears of happiness for them both. Willow just wanted someone to understand her & to have a friend. In the end it was all a matter of rebuilding the trust between the horse & the human being again. Now Willow has a good foundation to start with Sara as they continue to work together to have that special bond. Congratulations to Sara for finding Willow & not giving up on her. What a beautiful mare. 🌿🐎❤️🌈🤗 Lynn 💜 🇺🇸 🌿💞
A wonderful video, I was totally in awe of Steve's talent and how kind, caring and patient he is. Tanya's is a marvel with the videoing and I'm sure Sarah must be so proud and happy xxx
I don’t own a horse either, but this man is brilliant and a joy to watch as he calm’s these damaged horses and helps their owner’s rehabilitate them. I do wish, however, that you would upgrade your video equipment in order to help with wind canceling. Also, when you begin speaking from your home or when your videographer starts talking ,it blasts my ears.. I can only watch when I’m home alone so that the sudden increase in volume doesn’t annoy my family. Thank you for what you do which these damaged horses.
Absolutely AMAZING... Like night & day from Start to finish..Finish... I hope there will be a follow-up getting to see Sarah ride Willow... Thank you both for sharing... GBY BOTH ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙🤗✝️
She is a lovley mare and make them a lovely horse to ride and show her a lot of love ❤️some think bad has happened to her and she is so caught up in her past and now she is learning to love again 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍎🍏🥬🥕🍎🥕🍏🥕🍎🥕🍏🥕🍎🥕🍏🍏🍏🥕🥕🍎🍎🍎🍎🫒🥕🥕🥕🍎🍎
I have to watch your videos with a box of tissues Steve, not out of sadness but out of sheer joy! You give these beautiful animals a chance. Bless you Steve 👏 ❤ xxx
Beautiful work. The art of natural horsemanship. So good to watch all you do and how you manage to metaphorically carry the horse and the person you are showing and teaching along together with you...just poetry in motion and I love it.
my heart is filled with joy and delight at the changes in Willow! so happy for everyone and especially for what the two of you do to make it possible for people to observe and learn! Thanks so much!!
Your videos are so much fun. I don’t own a horse but I’m binge watching from Colorado. Unrequested forward motion is a universal life lesson. Carry on.
You are amazing! What a difference you are making for these animals. You also are a good teacher. The way you and Tanya present the info is wonderful. I just loved this one! Thanks for sharing this with us. 😊
Best explanation of horse language and thought that I have seen you do just yet. Imperative that we know their ways before we inflict our ways upon them.
good grief, I can't believe how much I did NOT know about interacting with a horse ! I am mesmerized by your method of handling...THANK YOU SO MUCH.! I subscribed and will continue to watch and learn...Blessings and much love from Oregon US
Steve Young is a true horse whisperer. I've learned so much from his videos. Poor Willow was so scared in the beginning. Willow is a beautiful horse!! What a gifted horse trainer.
I took in a 6 mo old Paso Fino filly who was petrified of everything. She had NEVER been worked with and from a field. She was scared of everything. I put her in a stall in a barn and everyday I went to feed her, I took a transistor radio and a book. I would sit outside the stall, play soft music and read out loud forgot an hour or so while she was eating. Didn't take her long to look forward to my daily visits, and she would whinny when I came in the barn. I cleaned her stall with her in it, just talking all the time and she would get a little closer each time to me. I let her investigate me. She was scared, but never tried to hurt me. She came to trust me in a short period of time, and looked at me as her mama. The trust grew and grew as time passed, and years later when I first sat on her back, she turned around, saw it was me, and off we went. Trust is EVERYTHING. I adored her and was heartbroken when I had to let her go. Best horse ever!!! I still miss her every day.
I really enjoy watching your style of training, I like it a lot, it sits well with me. You are not so “hard” as others and I really appreciate that!! You are teaching others just by sharing these long videos. Thanks!
So good to see your videos - the team's excelled themselves again! ( Used to follow you on FB but have had to come it.This has been super to watch. Yes, I got really emotional at the the end with Sarah..Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
You really are wonderful Steve, it’s incredible to see Willow choose to stand like that after seeing her previous behaviour. You honestly are magic, I don’t care what you say!
Goodness! With this case Steve's tremendous patience came very much to the fore again! It really is so much about patience and having the mental stamina to do something over and over again until the horse gives up this battle of wills. And I believe most people haven't got that patience, which is too often why horses get messed up in the first place and then remain messed up for often far too long. Great work, Steve!
I dont own a horse, im here because I Love this man. His kindness, his warmth, his passion, even his pain.... no it's not his pain, it's his empathy. I am here for it. I hope you've taught a few young men in your day, how to be like you.
Love and peace be with you
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Same, I found Mr Steve today. Love h already 💙
Use the mic though, it was hard work trying to listen to some of your videos xx
I agree. He and his wife are beautiful people 😍 And look how well her rescuers take care of her - she's well-groomed. She's processing everything as he says.
@@justme-fw2ti I think your device may be the problem because sound is well when I listen, even when it's windy. Believe me, I have sound problems too when nobody else does. They use sub apps when you don't know, and those sub apps take control of your audio, and other apps. Frankly, I consider it Cyber CRIME #NoTrespassing - the Technocrats invade our circles! I will look for a useful channel I recently learned about. They tell you what to turn off, etc to get them off your back. I will post another comment here WHEN I find it. I hope I find it.
Steve gives hope to the horses and owners. To be able to enjoy horses and show them firmness and kindness. Thanks for saving them Steve and Tanya.
The change in this horse's attitude is astonishing. Your techniques are the best.
Compliments to her owner she looks very well, if anyone can Steve can. When i was 14 i rescued an abandoned pony he was bag of bones, i slowly built him up, secretly trespassing to feed him before owner of land was awake and id return in the nightime. Over 2 years i was called the bucket girl as id walk 4 miles twice a day to this pony. After 2 years and shot at once by the farme. My parents approached the farmer and eventually bought this gelding whom i built up, he was a crib bitter & windsucker but i had 8 amazing years with him. Id do it again at 51. He was my best friend and he would never let anyone else ride him, we won lots at small horse shows, later revealing his abillity in dressage. I still have photos if him around my home after all these years of him passing of cancer, he was so loved, i use to camp out with him in the barn in summer holidays, wonderful years if my life.
I love you guys watching from west sussex ❤❤❤
I'm so enjoying all your videos I think Willows friend ( the rescue) was hovering around her very anxious.Thank you Steve.🙏💝💪💝🙏Sarah must take black cumin seed oil ( 1 TSP with ground black pepper) every morning for her joints
This brought me to tears. That beautiful creature was just scared and on defense. Once she knew she wasn't in any danger..... It's like she realized Sarah was weaker than her and gave her respect. Love is such a powerful thing. Praise God
@Jennifer Henderson I couldn't have said it better, love and light to all 💜
This video make mi cry, sir Steve Is a beautiful man with Great love for all horses a Great really horseman thanks from Italy
Amazing transformation. It was quite moving to see Willow relax and trust. Lots of respect to Sarah for sticking with her and not giving up.❤️
For the first time in her life this poor horse finally feels understood. It's a joy to see her respond to it.
I swear to god, I am a grown man and you have me in tears every time you show a horse we can be trusted again. God bless you brother.
I sit through the ads to support this lovely family, worth it!
I used to ride as a teen ager in Goteborg, Sweden. Now I am a 76 year old grandmother living in Rhode Island since many, many years. I don't have any horses and I don't ride still I LOVE watching Steve and his family how they work together and the brilliant ways Steve trains horses. It often brings tears to my eyes when a horse suddenly understands that Steve is his friend and trusts that he will be safe. You have opened my eyes so much as to how horses think and when you understand that on a deeper level I can just feel through Steve's videos how very spiritual it is to work and understand horses, however, it takes very special people to understand that. Steve and his wonderful family are just that.
Absolutely wonderful work. Horses need leadership and you do it with sensibility, calmness and kindness. You really see the changes in the horse.
So sorry that someone had taken a well trained horse and taught her to become a reactive and possibly dangerous horse. It's good that you took the time to get her back to where she could trust a human again. I learned a long time ago there are a lot of horse owners, but very few horsemen that just have a gift.
A trainer / farrier team is great! What progress! Much respect to Steve and Dan! Sarah, much, much respect to you! I’m grateful to see this. Thank you for the good camera work! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sarah is a beautiful lady! I love how dedicated she is to Willow.
Thank you, Steve, Tanya and Dan for the exceptional care, training and kindness shared.
Amazing video.
Thank you Mr.Young for giving your time to help Sarah and willow... fabulous work you are doing here... and Farrier-Dan James, thank you for pitching in & helping willow to understand - NOT ALL HOOF CARE PROVIDERS ARE BAD...THATS COMING FROM A BAREFOOT TRIMMER....
True. But some are definitely more patient and better with horses.
@@questioneverything9535 Found a farrier so patient with my horse I gave him a raised. He fought hard to fix the last farrier mistakes and wasnt charging enough for doing draft horses(shires) without a cage.
I am interested in how on earth does a person become such a gifted horse handler? Please consider a video that explains your beginning experiences with horses. It seems as though you were with horses from a very young age and you were such a gifted natural.
He constantly gives credit to other horse whisperers that he's done clinics with all over the world including Buck!
A love of horses,time,a ton of patience an no fear, is what it takes. Of course 1 or 2 friends who have stables doesn't hurt either, they'll let you clean stalls and guaranteed you'll get used to all kinds of horses.❤✌️
Years of watching, listening, learning and putting into practice everything he has learned helps tons. But he is a natural empath and animals sense it. They know a good person.
He was a horse in his last life!😊
Are you available for dinner . Shirley member West Palm Beach
You are such an amazing trainer!! I got all choked up watching Sarah with Willow at the end!! I love every minute of your videos!! I’ve been working with horses for over twenty years and you teach me something every single video!!! Thank you so much for sharing your gift!!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕
My thoughts exactly also.
It was probably very traumatic for Willow being abandoned and she had trust issues on top of that. Willow is now feeling the love from Sarah, her new human mom. Your excellent training and also adding the love that Sarah has for Willow is magic! Even if she never wants to be ridden, Willow deserves lots of love and a happy life. ❤
Well said! I would be overjoyed just to spend time with Miss Willow❤❤❤❤
You mention that you are not gifted yet said the man you learnt from in America was, you are a genuine person and I think you have a gift with people and horses and what i have learnt about personal boundaries, in my case with people has been life changing. Thank you for being you.
The final scenes of Sarah working with Willow brought a tear to my eye. Steve, God put you on this earth to do exactly what you're doing: rehabilitating horses and healing their owners, and bringing joy and empathy to us who watch you and Tanya work together. Thank you both for what you do! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Simply amazing growth of owner and horse. Thank you for what you do!
If you leave your mind open to learning, anything is possible!! Talk to any older horse person, we don't mind questions!!! If you don't know something ask! But NEVER STOP LEARNING!! I'd love to have another lifetime to continue learning even more than what I do now. If you really want to learn, and you ask someone the question, LISTEN! And always remember this if nothing else, What works for one horse may not work for another. That's why you have to keep yourself open to learning!! Just my thoughts on that. Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
God Bless you Steve and God Bless the owner of this beautiful horse. You save her and she is so worth it. I have so much respect and appreciation for you. I certainly can see why Tanya was concerned at first interaction with Willow! I wish you all a happy and peaceful new year!
This channel should have millions of subscribers, he is that good. I have seen many horse trainers and none compare. He actually knows how horses think and is compassionate. God bless Steve and keep him safe ❤️
I love seeing how you handle all the horses and ponies with such great knowledge and respect and care. Please keep posting videos. I never find them too long and I want to learn more :)
I would prefere timestamps, can you edit some so I can switch and don't have to start from the beginning, please?
I agree, nothing is too long. I love ❤️ his videos. 🤗
Wonderful to see people helping animals that need help.
I commend and respect your approach in working with these abused horses!!!
Your video are very informative and provide good assistance!!! Much appreciated!!
Amazing. You have save yet another horse and owner. God bless
She’s just beautiful!!
"Discipline" is a bad word these days. But we all have to have discipline. Discipline to get up in the morning, have a shower, get dressed, go to work, come home, have dinner, watch a bit of telly and go to bed. And do it again the next day. It's the same with dogs and horses. They need to have a set of "rules" to follow. Or you have a horse that ends up like Willow. I'm working with a Standardbred Pacer who was beaten badly for breaking into the trot. He was really bad at first. The owner wants him as a riding horse, and that's what I've been working on with him. Showing him that he's not going to be beaten for going to the trot. He's doing well now. After 5 long months of foundation work and riding work. 💖 💖 Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
My very last horse was a Standardbred as well. After about 6 months i could ride her western without the gait and also gaited under hunt seat. She was a beautiful creme colored mare; she wore 2 identical eye shaped red patches on either side of her rump lol. I miss her she was so lovely🐎💛🐎💛! You could literally have tea in the finest china on her gait and not spill a drop. She moved so beautifully I miss her.
@wakingohiomama 91 She sounds like she was an amazing girl. I'm so sorry for your loss. This guy though, he's doing great!! Even going on hacks with his owner now. He will trot out willingly, but you still have to use light contact with him. Any type of heavy contact on his mouth, and his head goes up like he's checked up and he panics like crazy. But if you stay with very quiet hands, he goes like a dream!!
@@jenniferlehman326 oh that's awesome! Thank you so much losing my horses was a major trauma I am not over all these years later. She was my heart horse I loved all of them but yes she was special my girl! Hope to get back in the saddle and chase my dreams into the sunset!
@wakingohiomama 91 Good!! Never stop dreaming or riding, I haven't!! Even though I was told at 15 I would be in a wheelchair by the age of 35, I'm still on my feet, still riding, still teaching, still delivering new life every December to March, and I'm now 57 years young!! LOVE DREAM BELIEVE!!!!! Love Jenn 💖 💖
@@jenniferlehman326 thank you so much for that! You have me close to crying lol. It is definitely a love that runs through your heart and soul for horses! I just turned 50 in April lol! Thank you so much for sharing what you do. If I could find a horse farmer that would like a groomer or just to walk them out I would do it for free lol. I'm happy for the people and the horses you help!
Thanks💛💛!! Tiffinie
I love your training. I love that horse. What a beautiful creature. The work being done with the abandoned horses is important and worth it! Much respect to you and all! Good camera work!
Even the fingers and wind lololol
In some ways, the home made quality of the videos adds to the credibility or rather relatability of the work being done with the horses and people.
I cry happy tears from watching the interactions between you and the owners and the horses of the love and trust they share
Absolute beauty. Patience, repetition, pressure, release, time, wait. Ready? NO? OK, we've got all day, he decides, comes in, reward, you are in charge, he knows, done! Amazing!! Thank you.
I’m an American- I love these videos!
Steve you are a true cowboy at heart ❤️ 🇺🇸🐎
Just brilliant, Steve! Love how you are able to transform horses and riders. Beautiful!!!! ❤❤❤
I can sense the gratitude of Willow as she is overcoming her terror. Thank you Steve for helping people to understand and helping horses to heal.
Willow is one of the most GORGEOUS horse I’ve seen in a long, long time! I cannot believe her transformation from her first rescue photo. I can see why to owner wants to keep her and do the best for this horse.
Willow is gorgeous. Well done Sarah for seeing her. Steve you have amazing intuition. Sitting on the gate with her was very special and with her I think it took her back to happier days as a foal with mother. Some deep hurt in her, from separation and unkindness in her young past. She is so sweet and sensitive.
Your method is awesome. You are speaking their language to them a lot of which is telepathic. Splendid work. Thank you both for the amazing videos.
Your approach is sensible and kind, and seems to work. Interesting to hear you explain how horses interact with each other for dominance, etc., and it makes sense that having this insight would help with human/horse interaction and improving bad or dangerous habits. Good job and impressive results too!
I am one of those who have never owned a horse, although I’ve wanted one since I was a little girl. Unfortunately my little girl days are long gone. I live in Bozeman, MT, USA on 20 acres along a world class fishing river, which would be perfect for a horse. I toss it back and forth in my mind but as sad as it makes me I just don’t feel it would be good for a horse. I LOVE watching your videos and keeping my dreams alive. Thank you Steve, Tanya, Charlotte and your entire family ❤️
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Never too late. Try volunteering on a farm to be around horses. That was my beginning 48 years ago.
Ok I'm LOVING that little flash mob cob so much lol!! They're BOTH beautiful as ever!. When Willow isn't panicked and fearful you can really see the kindness in her and she wants to please people so badly.
Amazing Job, SO happy Sarah gave her a second chance in life and had the love to not give up on her. Just sweet
Love the videos. A horse would be the only thing I would live in the country for. Love the magnificent beasts.
You are my new superhero! The respect you show each and every horse, no matter their issues, gives me hope.
How wonderful for that abandoned and obviously abused horse, Willow, to have you come into her life. Your love of horses and your willingness to give them the time, attention and training necessary to rehabilitate them and those who care for them, is commendable. You give them the opportunity to live and enjoy their lives. You educate their owners on how to lead them on that journey. Bless you for that. You are a national treasure!
Love is all they need. You sir are absolutely fantastic at what you are doing! Thank you!! 😊
What a good job Sarah! Thanks for saving this lovely horse. Thanks Steve for helping Sarah. You did a very good job on this.
I love that you help so ma my lost soul horses . You’re a hero for frightened horses ❤
Fabulous program! Learned so much. You are amazing Steve!! Dan does such fine work with his work. What a team!
I have applied your techniques to my horse and it works. Thank you.
I stumbled onto this channel and I’m loving what you’re doing with these horses. I think Willow is an absolutely beautiful horse and I just hate thinking this horse was abused.
Love from the state of Michigan
Very informative, nice job. Thank You.
Just wonderful…. Thank you for you splendid patience with this girl ! Please keep us updated. This brought tears to me. Precious.
Amazing what you did, so pleased for Sarah she believed and so did you. Love your videos because thy are so real
I used to be afraid of horses until I started watching this series. Now I see them as lovely, gentle animals who love kindness and sensitive handling… 👌🤗
Your horsemanship and methods are beyond reproach any horse owner,any horse you come in contact with has without a doubt an enriched lives love your videos and your family thank you
Catching up to older videos. Thank you for showing these for us.
Basically you saved this horse’s life! What a wonderful outcome!was a joy to see how this horse came to enjoy your presence.
The little rescue lurking around and getting upset was so funny! Aww, what a sweetie. ❤
Love your videos. Just amazing I have watched many training videos, but you are so easy to understand I'm learning alot! Thank you. 😊
Steve you are a real horse whisperer. All done with no wording hardly, and all body language. Amazing ❤❤❤
🐎🍃 As this Mare named Willow made progress in finding her friendship with her owner Sara, I could not stop the tears of happiness for them both. Willow just wanted someone to understand her & to have a friend. In the end it was all a matter of rebuilding the trust between the horse & the human being again. Now Willow has a good foundation to start with Sara as they continue to work together to have that special bond. Congratulations to Sara for finding Willow & not giving up on her. What a beautiful mare. 🌿🐎❤️🌈🤗 Lynn 💜 🇺🇸 🌿💞
Wow, I.m so impressed. You really got through to this mare and it’s fascinating and so helpful watching your methods. Massive well done.
Loved how Willow self soothes with her snorting it relieves her anxiety without blowing up ..
A wonderful video, I was totally in awe of Steve's talent and how kind, caring and patient he is. Tanya's is a marvel with the videoing and I'm sure Sarah must be so proud and happy xxx
Thank you for putting your videos on TH-cam as well as FB! Love them
I don’t own a horse either, but this man is brilliant and a joy to watch as he calm’s these damaged horses and helps their owner’s rehabilitate them.
I do wish, however, that you would upgrade your video equipment in order to help with wind canceling. Also, when you begin speaking from your home or when your videographer starts talking ,it blasts my ears.. I can only watch when I’m home alone so that the sudden increase in volume doesn’t annoy my family. Thank you for what you do which these damaged horses.
I love the advancing psychology that doesn’t require putting a horse in a sweat and taking their wind.
Absolutely AMAZING... Like night & day from Start to finish..Finish...
I hope there will be a follow-up getting to see Sarah ride Willow...
Thank you both for sharing...
GBY BOTH ALWAYS 🙏❤️💙🤗✝️
She is a lovley mare and make them a lovely horse to ride and show her a lot of love ❤️some think bad has happened to her and she is so caught up in her past and now she is learning to love again 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🍎🍏🥬🥕🍎🥕🍏🥕🍎🥕🍏🥕🍎🥕🍏🍏🍏🥕🥕🍎🍎🍎🍎🫒🥕🥕🥕🍎🍎
Steve you are wonderful with the horses. I use to ride my neighbors horses when a kid. I love learning all these techniques.
Bless Sarah for taking her, she looks so much better, and bless Steve for not being afraid, that first rear was a make or break moment.
Steve, I just love Willow's story. Wonderful success for her and you all! She's home at long last ...
I have to watch your videos with a box of tissues Steve, not out of sadness but out of sheer joy! You give these beautiful animals a chance. Bless you Steve 👏 ❤ xxx
I wish everyone the chance to be with and ride these beautiful creatures. Horses literally saved my life.
Beautiful work. The art of natural horsemanship. So good to watch all you do and how you manage to metaphorically carry the horse and the person you are showing and teaching along together with you...just poetry in motion and I love it.
God Bless you for caring enough to try to understand the horse and to help them learn that people can be trusted. Well done!
my heart is filled with joy and delight at the changes in Willow! so happy for everyone and especially for what the two of you do to make it possible for people to observe and learn! Thanks so much!!
Your videos are so much fun. I don’t own a horse but I’m binge watching from Colorado. Unrequested forward motion is a universal life lesson. Carry on.
Never seen ANYTHING like this.
I'm hooked.
Stay well, Steve.
Much love and appreciation, Babs from Boston, Mass.
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You are amazing! What a difference you are making for these animals. You also are a good teacher. The way you and Tanya present the info is wonderful. I just loved this one! Thanks for sharing this with us. 😊
Well done Steve!
Best explanation of horse language and thought that I have seen you do just yet. Imperative that we know their ways before we inflict our ways upon them.
You are a legend! Willow knows it… Sarah knows it…. And from this video we now know it!!! Thank you Steve & Tanya great video 😊
good grief, I can't believe how much I did NOT know about interacting with a horse ! I am mesmerized by your method of handling...THANK YOU SO MUCH.! I subscribed and will continue to watch and learn...Blessings and much love from Oregon US
I always watch your videos. I live in Palm Desert, California. I have to say how much I love your accent.
Steve Young is a true horse whisperer. I've learned so much from his videos. Poor Willow was so scared in the beginning. Willow is a beautiful horse!! What a gifted horse trainer.
I took in a 6 mo old Paso Fino filly who was petrified of everything. She had NEVER been worked with and from a field. She was scared of everything. I put her in a stall in a barn and everyday I went to feed her, I took a transistor radio and a book. I would sit outside the stall, play soft music and read out loud forgot an hour or so while she was eating. Didn't take her long to look forward to my daily visits, and she would whinny when I came in the barn. I cleaned her stall with her in it, just talking all the time and she would get a little closer each time to me. I let her investigate me. She was scared, but never tried to hurt me. She came to trust me in a short period of time, and looked at me as her mama. The trust grew and grew as time passed, and years later when I first sat on her back, she turned around, saw it was me, and off we went. Trust is EVERYTHING. I adored her and was heartbroken when I had to let her go. Best horse ever!!! I still miss her every day.
I really enjoy watching your style of training, I like it a lot, it sits well with me. You are not so “hard” as others and I really appreciate that!! You are teaching others just by sharing these long videos. Thanks!
So good to see your videos - the team's excelled themselves again! ( Used to follow you on FB but have had to come it.This has been super to watch. Yes, I got really emotional at the the end with Sarah..Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
This all just makes me so happy. Thank you so much.
Such a moving video. You show such patience and understanding.
Excellent!! What a wonderful experience for her! How lovely 😍
Love the work you are doing! This was amazing and brought me to tears several times. New sub! Ohio, USA
What a wonderful improvement ❤❤❤ do happy for Sarah and Willow ❤
You really are wonderful Steve, it’s incredible to see Willow choose to stand like that after seeing her previous behaviour. You honestly are magic, I don’t care what you say!
very smart horse and trainer too :) Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful people..Thank you 4 carring and helping poor Willow that needs love. Xo Rosie
Goodness! With this case Steve's tremendous patience came very much to the fore again! It really is so much about patience and having the mental stamina to do something over and over again until the horse gives up this battle of wills. And I believe most people haven't got that patience, which is too often why horses get messed up in the first place and then remain messed up for often far too long. Great work, Steve!