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“Instead of a past, she has a future.” Such a great description for horses and people as well. This was really an inspiring video and hope the best for Hope’s future!
@@arthurdewith7608 A horse that isn't trained to live with humans is a danger to the people caring for them. That means when the horse hurts someone it will go to the dog food plant.
I used to think that its funny seeing people say 'shes a nice mover' etc as I used to think that all horses moved nicely. I was wrong. After riding an ex-trotter standardbred that made my butt numb, I've become more aware of the nuances. The spring in their step, the length of their step and depth in their step, all important 😂
Ryan helped me train mine and my daughters horse when they were 2 and 3 years old. They have been great horses and are now 18 and 19 years old. They have never strayed from their lessons with Ryan. They don't run away. They respect my space and me mounting them. They are excellent in reining and leg pressure. I have no problems trailering them. I can ride in all terrains, including crossing streams, and then take them to the show arena. I'm glad I invested in his training sessions and it saved me alot of headaches down the road.
Casey, I agree with you. Like you I wish I could have had horses, have loved them all my life. It's wonderful to see Ryan work so positively with these beautiful animals.
It’s never too late! I’ve always loved horses, but didn’t have the means to learn to ride until I was 52. I started taking lessons, then I leased a horse, and now I own a sweet 11 year old gelding. I follow Ryan’s training approach and I’ve learned so much. Still so much to learn!
Hi Ryan! This was a very good training session for this horse, and you did a great job with her. I don’t have horses in my life now, but I have worked with them from my early 20’s to just a couple of years ago at the age of 68. I lost my last horse a couple of years ago to old age and the rigours of his time as a reasonably successful cutting horse. He was 32yo when he passed, and I had him as my friend since he was 10yo, so I felt his loss deeply. I am 70 now and my old bones can no longer respond the way they need to when starting young horses or competing, or just sitting on a good horse for any length of time. Your channel provides me with a lot of pleasure, and I love to watch you work with these horses that need a little help to reach there potential. Your videos take me back to earlier times in my life with horses, and evoke some fond memories, and for that I thank you. Keep up the great work, and greetings from Australia 🇦🇺!
I love that the horse gets time to think while you are explaining to the owner. In most cases, the owner doesn't take the time to let the horse absorb.
Hope is a great name for this mare. She has been handled some then....then something changed and she reverted backwards! Glad she is being given a chance to recover and end up with a forever home!
She acts like someone gave up on her. Probably someone that wasent ready or dedicated or impatient. Excelent horsemanship. It is truly a art and a reflection of a persons spirit. You cant be fool a horse
Absolutely beautiful. Inexpressible emotions watching this. The mare was so tuned in, so willing to trust, so WANTING to trust. The call and response were almost magical; your approach and retreat were perfectly timed, perfectly calibrated. I don't know when a video has moved me this much. Literally brought tears to my eyes. You, sir, are truly a rare horseman indeed.
Excellent demonstration on how to get those first touches on a Mustang or any horse that is fearful of contact/pressure - no need to run them into the ground.
I was privileged to attend a number of Ray Hunt sessions back in the day, and I appreciate so much your baseline of observing where the horse "is." I watched another guy who (I thought) was into looking for where the horse was "wrong" and "fixing" it. It wasn't forceful, and it was still observing, but it wasn't honoring "the slightest try," like Ray used to say. It's one of those funny life things, that NOT having pre-set expectations invites the "come-along." I hope lots of folks are watching and listening to you!
As a lifetime wannabe horseman I have to say how much respect and appreciation I have for the incredible sensitivity and understanding of these beautiful creatures...THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR AMAZING SKILLS AND LOVE FOR OUR EQUINE FRIENDS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have no idea who you are, but you're doing a great job. What you're putting in that horse will probably save it from a lot of trouble and pain. Horse world needs people like you. Good job.
I really like how you get as much background information as possible before working with the horse and then deciding on which is the best approach to use. I always feel that you always have the horses best interest at heart which makes for a well rounded horse trainer. Congrats on a great job Ryan. 🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺
Where there's hope there's a chance. The lady had hope and contacted you. Hope had hope and wanted a companion and leader. You had hope to share with both of them. Great video!
I am just starting my journey with horses. I’ve always loved them, when I was a child, I dreamed of having horses. My older boy, who is autistic is in equine therapy. I had some really traumatic couple of months recently and started on my own journey of equine therapy and taking riding lessons. They have been absolute magic for me. I watch your videos almost everyday. This video made me tear up when you picked her name, Hope. I love how gentle you are and how much you respect them. It’s been incredible to watch. Thanks for sharing your incredible gift and the magic of these animals with the rest of us. Horses give me hope, hope for healing and happiness 💛💛
One thing I’m going to say is that if you haven’t subscribed to this mans Patreon you are missing out! This mans response time and advice is amazing! Thank you Ryan!
This takes me back to North Dakota when I saved a mare from abuse. I named her Diamond because she was a diamond in the ruff. After earning each other's trust, she stood pretty good for hoof trimming. It didn't take long to get her weight back on her as she had been tied to a heavy object with a rope around her neck. All she had was very little grass available, no water and just skin and bones. Trust came very quick! She even provided a foal and was a fantastic mother! I'm 60 now and have moved back home to Texas. I miss my little slice of heaven in North Dakota and having horses! Thanks for sharing this video and bringing me back to my horse days!GOD bless!🙏🙏🙏
I have alot of respect for this guy, hes very caring towards every horse, no matter how difficult they may be, hes consistant, the horse's well being are his top priority, hes patient with the horses and the owners. I would love to have him over for dinner, to pick his brain. Youre awesome Ryan Rose!!!
I can't believe that it has been a year 😮. I'm so happy for you. I have horses again after 33 years. I'm 61, and I finally got to canter last week. It was the best ride. I too am riding through the pain. Never give up. You gave me hope and strength. Thank you.😊
AMAZING!!!!! PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST I'VE SEEN IN A HORSE CHANGE SO FAST, FROM FEAR, RESISTANCE, HESITATION, TO WHAT I SAW, SOMETHING SHE PROBABLY WANTED ALL ALONG. CONFIDENCE, TRUST & TO TOUCH HER HEAD, INCREDIBLE PERSONAL SPACE, SHE GAVE. YOU NAMED HER HOPE & THERE'S SO MUCH PROMISE I THINK AHEAD WITH HER. I LOVE A HAPPY ENDING!!! GREAT JOB RYAN!!!!
Super great job Ryan. Hope has a ton of potential and has a nice mind. She understands physical pressure very well. Building confidence is really important to her. She is going to have a good life now.
At 5:19 explaining the difference between authoritative and authoritarian. The difference between a horse who is willing and engaged with their leader vs a horse who is stressed and mentally checked out. Thanks for helping horses by helping people Ryan.
What a wonderful video to watch first thing this morning.... so many beautiful moments, life lessons not just for horses but humans too. Thank you as always.
I love listening to the psychology behind why a horse does things and why Ryan does what he does. He is so calm and gentle. Too many other trainers I have watched are all about getting bigger than the horse.
Only guy worth watching. Truly. This is what I was taught and I'm old. Ryan is the real deal....not the money making 'talker'. My grandfather worked with all the wild horses no one wanted...and to me the more untrusting they are, the more brilliant they can be once you get their trust.
Hi Ryan! That was a great training video. I was wondering if you would ever considermaking a video about different careers working with horses and how to enter those fields. Thank you cant wait for the next video!
GLAD IT TURNED OUT SO WELL. SHE IS A BEAUTIFUL HORSE WHO SHOWS SHE LIKES TO LEARN & TRIES VERY HARD TO UNDERSTAND RYAN. NOW SHE HAS A CHANCE FOR A GREAT FUTURE.
This is an amazing video to watch. It's a blessing to watch Hope work through every little step with you. It's beautiful how she shows you what she already knows and where she needs work. It's very similar to a dance, once she understands the steps she moves and stands with confidence. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Ryan.
AMAZING ! Great session! What a wonderful job yet again Ryan! God bless the owners for taking a chance and saving Hope! I rescued a pony once that was same way was told it was dangerous but after I did exactly what Ryan did that pony softened just as fast and was a total sweetheart!
I’m 60 and love horses, but as a kid at 5 I walked underneath one. I was told they were really scared what she done. Well she only stomped or kicked my knee, and I still have a scar. It never took my love away from them tho. I won’t lie, I was scared until five or so years ago when I decided to take an apple to the field to feed my cousins horse, who I love so much. His name is blue, but at 60 years old now I’ve never rode. He hasn’t been rode in 10 or more years, but every time I go visit, I bring him and his two girls an apple. He knows now when I get out the car. I do wish I could ride any horse tho, that’s ok with it. One of my favorite to meet is a freshen. Their an amazing spectacular horse. Thank you for letting me tell my little story, and keep teaching and loving because their amazing animals.
Reminded me of my dad training a wild mustang to become a great cutting horse. He was firm and kind. Beautiful Mustang from the late 40's. Grateful for the memory you inspired.
FOR ANYONE OUT THERE THAT LOVES HORSES, MY ONE BIGGEST REGRET IN LIFE IS THAT I DID NOT DEDICATE MY ENTIRE LIFE TO HORSES ! I am 75 now … on oxygen.. just about to leave this world! If reincarnation does exist, I pray to come back as a beautiful healthy horse !! GOD BLESS YOU ALL !!
Hope you’re well 🖤 I’m 27 and just started riding a year ago. I now work at the stable five days a week. Whoever you are, wherever you are, I will think of you tomorrow when I ride!
Sorry you say God bless you all but you aren't sure if reincarnation exists. Please for your own eternity. Please please read the gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John out of the bible.
I turn 46 this year and started out with horses when I was about 4 years old because my Dad was a horseman. I lost my Dad exactly 2 years ago, he was only 72. The last trip he made about 6 weeks before he died was to my new ranch and I really felt after he saw me with my horses, he decided "my work here is done" and then he went. I thank him every day for leading me to horses. It's really hard work, sometimes it hurts and it's not the dream everyone thinks it is but the one thing horses give me is a mirror to who I am inside and a metaphorical list of the things I need to work on. We think we're teaching them but actually what they show us about ourselves is the real lesson, if we want to see it. God bless you too and I pray your wish comes true.
I totally agree. If I have any regrets in this life, it's that I didn't spend more time with my horses. I hope to be with them wherever it is that I'm going next
Just wanted to say I watch a lot of horse training videos. I've only subscribed to two channels, Steve Young Horsemanship (from Wales), and yours. You both take pretty much the same approach, and it makes the most sense to me. There are so many trainers in the US with TH-cam channels where the techniques look downright wrong but the production values of the videos are great, making the trainer look like some sort of western hero while he basically whips a horse into submission. The attitude is the horse is being "bad" and needs to be shown who is boss. Thanks for being another sane, knowledgeable voice out there.
This was basically like my horse! Shes now catchable ( by me), can be saddled and bridled, etc. Shes come a long way. Fearful horses basically need to be desensitised and given a lot of love ❤❤❤being fed everyday, having a routine and spending time with them everyday is a must
Always love watching these videos, i feel like i really learn valuable info in how to handle horses sympathetically.the mare seems like she has turned a corner and i wish her new owners all the best in having a smart,sensitive horse
RYAN ROSE is the GOAT of horse communication, sure he learned from others, but he perfected his way. and I LEARNED from watching over 20 of his videos. I can't believe I went from touching a horse once in my life in 40 years, to owning 3, " had the land & were rescues" life works in weird ways, & worried as can be, on what am I going to do. Finding Ryan's videos and Studying day and night amd learning from him. and Well, the horses are doing well, and my wife loves that she can touch them now. and still working to be able to ride them soon, I hope. THANK YOU RYAN ROSE 🌹
What a sweet girl. She looks as though she’s really ready to absorb all that knowledge, like a sponge. She’s a very willing partner. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
This is a good example of a mustang who likely had a lot of training done and then was turned out and/or left alone for an extended period of time. They can revert back to "wild" very quickly if not handled regularly, even after the initial gentling process. Great job to everyone involved in giving "Hope" another chance - she appears to have a great mind and now a great future! :)
Your videos are always full of so much knowledge. At first I really didnt hold out much "hope" for her since she was so nervous . You are a master horseman. My first horse (hackney/thoroughbred) is long gone , but she could have benefited so much, if only I had learned some of your type of training .
Thank you, best training video. I have a Friesian Horse who had bad training experience and he get spook quickly when riding, especially if you move your arms. The rope throwing over his body made him less tense when riding moving your arms away from his body.
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri Hi! How are you? Its been hot...up to 28 deg C, which for September is a bit crazy. But now its more like 16. Pretty dry, thankfully. 😊
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri haha. Its very autumnal now. Weve had a lot of rain. We are in a village called Puddletown in Dorset. The famous English writer Thomas Hardye was born and lived near to us. We live a 17th century thatched cottage which is lovely. Its a rural area but gets overrun with tourists in the Summer.
I adore the way of training here and learned a lot, altough it's basic, it's the energy of the teacher and the way he does things. Thank you so much for shearing❤
Ryan, I just wanted to say, you are my absolute favorite trainer and I appreciate your videos! I love your individual approach to horsemanship and that you branch the gap between different disciplines. ❤
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GREAT JOB, GREAT NAME. :)
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“Instead of a past, she has a future.” Such a great description for horses and people as well. This was really an inspiring video and hope the best for Hope’s future!
So true!
Or just leave the horse be
And spend time feeding and clean I up after the horse
@@arthurdewith7608 A horse that isn't trained to live with humans is a danger to the people caring for them. That means when the horse hurts someone it will go to the dog food plant.
I got the chills when he sad that😢
"HOPE" is an amazing name!! She is trying so hard to trust and wants a friend and leader. Beautiful, congrats on a beautiful girl!!
Definitely
My friend owned her before this person, we called her rain!
God bless the dear woman that took this mare on and gave her a chance! Hope is a lovely girl! What a nice mover!
She's beautiful! 🐎 ❤❤
Yes, she is a nice mover. Would love to see her when she's had more training and under saddle.
I used to think that its funny seeing people say 'shes a nice mover' etc as I used to think that all horses moved nicely. I was wrong. After riding an ex-trotter standardbred that made my butt numb, I've become more aware of the nuances. The spring in their step, the length of their step and depth in their step, all important 😂
She's beautiful! I love the paint horses. I love horses period but the paints are my favorite. Especially the gypsy vanners.
I too use to have a trotter who was a hard bumpy ride. Crazy getting use to it.
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Ryan helped me train mine and my daughters horse when they were 2 and 3 years old. They have been great horses and are now 18 and 19 years old. They have never strayed from their lessons with Ryan. They don't run away. They respect my space and me mounting them. They are excellent in reining and leg pressure. I have no problems trailering them. I can ride in all terrains, including crossing streams, and then take them to the show arena. I'm glad I invested in his training sessions and it saved me alot of headaches down the road.
As someone who wishes I could have had horses, I love watching Ryan’s horsemanship! He truly is a horse whisperer!!
Thank you 😊
Casey, I agree with you. Like you I wish I could have had horses, have loved them all my life. It's wonderful to see Ryan work so positively with these beautiful animals.
Great video again….. fab training
It’s never too late! I’ve always loved horses, but didn’t have the means to learn to ride until I was 52. I started taking lessons, then I leased a horse, and now I own a sweet 11 year old gelding. I follow Ryan’s training approach and I’ve learned so much. Still so much to learn!
Yes I definitely want horses 😁🐎❤
Hi Ryan! This was a very good training session for this horse, and you did a great job with her. I don’t have horses in my life now, but I have worked with them from my early 20’s to just a couple of years ago at the age of 68. I lost my last horse a couple of years ago to old age and the rigours of his time as a reasonably successful cutting horse. He was 32yo when he passed, and I had him as my friend since he was 10yo, so I felt his loss deeply.
I am 70 now and my old bones can no longer respond the way they need to when starting young horses or competing, or just sitting on a good horse for any length of time.
Your channel provides me with a lot of pleasure, and I love to watch you work with these horses that need a little help to reach there potential. Your videos take me back to earlier times in my life with horses, and evoke some fond memories, and for that I thank you. Keep up the great work, and greetings from Australia 🇦🇺!
My story too! Blessings from Texas.
What a great comment! Thank you for sharing the emotion😊❤
I teared up when you named her Hope. So much progress. She seems to be a good girl.
I did too!
I actually burst into tears...a first for me watching any of these videos!
I did as well. 😅🥰🐴
So did I❤❤
So good to see. Hope already looks much happier being with her leader and protector.
I love that the horse gets time to think while you are explaining to the owner. In most cases, the owner doesn't take the time to let the horse absorb.
Thank you for helping the horse not being so afraid and helping the woman. It was amazing to watch.❤❤❤❤
Hello how are you doing today 😊
This kind and caring man is the best example of how it really works ❤❤❤
Hope is a great name for this mare. She has been handled some then....then something changed and she reverted backwards! Glad she is being given a chance to recover and end up with a forever home!
She acts like someone gave up on her. Probably someone that wasent ready or dedicated or impatient.
Excelent horsemanship. It is truly a art and a reflection of a persons spirit. You cant be fool a horse
Absolutely beautiful. Inexpressible emotions watching this. The mare was so tuned in, so willing to trust, so WANTING to trust. The call and response were almost magical; your approach and retreat were perfectly timed, perfectly calibrated. I don't know when a video has moved me this much. Literally brought tears to my eyes. You, sir, are truly a rare horseman indeed.
Truly amazing, the psychology of equine mentality, I'm a city slicker and totally in awe of your keen knowledge.
I am SO impressed by Ryan's knowledge, and even more so by his compassion. Talk about watching a master at work!
Excellent demonstration on how to get those first touches on a Mustang or any horse that is fearful of contact/pressure - no need to run them into the ground.
I was privileged to attend a number of Ray Hunt sessions back in the day, and I appreciate so much your baseline of observing where the horse "is." I watched another guy who (I thought) was into looking for where the horse was "wrong" and "fixing" it. It wasn't forceful, and it was still observing, but it wasn't honoring "the slightest try," like Ray used to say. It's one of those funny life things, that NOT having pre-set expectations invites the "come-along." I hope lots of folks are watching and listening to you!
Wisdom here☝️ Thank you for your comment.
As a lifetime wannabe horseman I have to say how much respect and appreciation I have for the incredible sensitivity and understanding of these beautiful creatures...THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR AMAZING SKILLS AND LOVE FOR OUR EQUINE FRIENDS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Make the right things easy and the wrong things hard.
I’m literally crying this was so beautiful to watch 🥹🥹
I have no idea who you are, but you're doing a great job. What you're putting in that horse will probably save it from a lot of trouble and pain. Horse world needs people like you. Good job.
I really like how you get as much background information as possible before working with the horse and then deciding on which is the best approach to use. I always feel that you always have the horses best interest at heart which makes for a well rounded horse trainer. Congrats on a great job Ryan. 🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thank you
Where there's hope there's a chance. The lady had hope and contacted you. Hope had hope and wanted a companion and leader. You had hope to share with both of them. Great video!
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I am just starting my journey with horses. I’ve always loved them, when I was a child, I dreamed of having horses. My older boy, who is autistic is in equine therapy. I had some really traumatic couple of months recently and started on my own journey of equine therapy and taking riding lessons. They have been absolute magic for me. I watch your videos almost everyday. This video made me tear up when you picked her name, Hope. I love how gentle you are and how much you respect them. It’s been incredible to watch. Thanks for sharing your incredible gift and the magic of these animals with the rest of us. Horses give me hope, hope for healing and happiness 💛💛
I really appreciate the not running around pen to get horse tired. I work with lots of hot breeds that never would wear out lol.
A thoroughbred just starts laughing after 20 or more rings aground me!
I.possible to wear out a thoroughbred in lounging around. 😂
Amazing to watch. Incredible how far you brought this horse (and her owner) in just one session.
How long was the session? She seemed pretty quick to catch on. Hope will be a great horse for this lady. So glad she found a good home!
I love the name "Hope", You're amazing Ryan.😊
One thing I’m going to say is that if you haven’t subscribed to this mans Patreon you are missing out! This mans response time and advice is amazing!
Thank you Ryan!
This takes me back to North Dakota when I saved a mare from abuse. I named her Diamond because she was a diamond in the ruff. After earning each other's trust, she stood pretty good for hoof trimming. It didn't take long to get her weight back on her as she had been tied to a heavy object with a rope around her neck. All she had was very little grass available, no water and just skin and bones. Trust came very quick! She even provided a foal and was a fantastic mother! I'm 60 now and have moved back home to Texas. I miss my little slice of heaven in North Dakota and having horses! Thanks for sharing this video and bringing me back to my horse days!GOD bless!🙏🙏🙏
Very lucky Penny to have had a chance to work with such a great horsemen. Good luck with hope.
I have alot of respect for this guy, hes very caring towards every horse, no matter how difficult they may be, hes consistant, the horse's well being are his top priority, hes patient with the horses and the owners. I would love to have him over for dinner, to pick his brain. Youre awesome Ryan Rose!!!
I can't believe that it has been a year 😮. I'm so happy for you. I have horses again after 33 years. I'm 61, and I finally got to canter last week. It was the best ride. I too am riding through the pain. Never give up. You gave me hope and strength. Thank you.😊
AMAZING!!!!! PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST I'VE SEEN IN A HORSE CHANGE SO FAST, FROM FEAR, RESISTANCE, HESITATION, TO WHAT I SAW, SOMETHING SHE PROBABLY WANTED ALL ALONG. CONFIDENCE, TRUST & TO TOUCH HER HEAD, INCREDIBLE PERSONAL SPACE, SHE GAVE. YOU NAMED HER HOPE & THERE'S SO MUCH PROMISE I THINK AHEAD WITH HER. I LOVE A HAPPY ENDING!!! GREAT JOB RYAN!!!!
Watching this was pure joy! Hope is SUCH a good girl!♥️♥️♥️
Absolutely precious mare!!
Super great job Ryan. Hope has a ton of potential and has a nice mind. She understands physical pressure very well. Building confidence is really important to her. She is going to have a good life now.
At 5:19 explaining the difference between authoritative and authoritarian. The difference between a horse who is willing and engaged with their leader vs a horse who is stressed and mentally checked out. Thanks for helping horses by helping people Ryan.
What a wonderful video to watch first thing this morning.... so many beautiful moments, life lessons not just for horses but humans too. Thank you as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
Just a brilliant horseman! I am so impressed.
I love listening to the psychology behind why a horse does things and why Ryan does what he does. He is so calm and gentle. Too many other trainers I have watched are all about getting bigger than the horse.
That was awesome!! More progress than you’d think in one day
I think so too!
Once again this was amazing to watch! Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Only guy worth watching. Truly. This is what I was taught and I'm old.
Ryan is the real deal....not the money making 'talker'.
My grandfather worked with all the wild horses no one wanted...and to me the more untrusting they are, the more brilliant they can be once you get their trust.
Awesome Ryan! Very wise words! Thanks for sharing this moment with us.
My pleasure!
i have watched many trainers; you are amazing!
You have a great talent. Thank you for sharing these videos.
Hi Ryan! That was a great training video. I was wondering if you would ever considermaking a video about different careers working with horses and how to enter those fields. Thank you cant wait for the next video!
Great suggestion!
Beings me to tears , so many horses are misunderstood , as this sweet girl apparently. Thank you so much to both of you , for saving her.
Like a different horse at the end 🙌
Cool transformation! Thank you for walking us through this.
This gentleman LOVES horses! They deserve to be trained by those who love and understand them
That was very uplifting and inspiring. What a beautiful girl who wants to please. I Hope she has a bright future.
Just wonderful. He “listened” to the horse and trained accordingly. That’s a good teacher.
Ryan, you have a true gift with horses of all kinds in all stages. Really enjoyed this video!!
GLAD IT TURNED OUT SO WELL. SHE IS A BEAUTIFUL HORSE WHO SHOWS SHE LIKES TO LEARN & TRIES VERY HARD TO UNDERSTAND RYAN. NOW SHE HAS A CHANCE FOR A GREAT FUTURE.
This is an amazing video to watch. It's a blessing to watch Hope work through every little step with you. It's beautiful how she shows you what she already knows and where she needs work. It's very similar to a dance, once she understands the steps she moves and stands with confidence. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Ryan.
I love your approach.
This mare has alot going for her.
She accepted everything you asked her to do.
Nice job ❤❤
AMAZING ! Great session! What a wonderful job yet again Ryan! God bless the owners for taking a chance and saving Hope! I rescued a pony once that was same way was told it was dangerous but after I did exactly what Ryan did that pony softened just as fast and was a total sweetheart!
God bless and keep all those who help horses. Hope, what a beautiful name.
Wish everyone that has a horse would be open to this style of training. Hope is a lucky girl !
Merci pour cette vidéo ,cette jument est magnifique ,good job Sir 👍👍👍👍❤🙋🐴🐴
That was awesome! Really nice that she was so open and willing. Good girl Hope… love the name!
What a beauty she will be, with some good dinners and lots of loving. Great video!
I love her markings. She seems to have a willing nature.
I think so too!
Great job. That was 50% training the horse and 50 % the owner.
AN AMAZING VIDEO RYAN ROSE,AMAZING
Best of luck Penny and Hope! That sure went well.
❤ she really tries and I love the fact I can send in videos and Ryan will help on his page
I’m 60 and love horses, but as a kid at 5 I walked underneath one. I was told they were really scared what she done. Well she only stomped or kicked my knee, and I still have a scar. It never took my love away from them tho. I won’t lie, I was scared until five or so years ago when I decided to take an apple to the field to feed my cousins horse, who I love so much. His name is blue, but at 60 years old now I’ve never rode. He hasn’t been rode in 10 or more years, but every time I go visit, I bring him and his two girls an apple. He knows now when I get out the car. I do wish I could ride any horse tho, that’s ok with it. One of my favorite to meet is a freshen. Their an amazing spectacular horse. Thank you for letting me tell my little story, and keep teaching and loving because their amazing animals.
I must confess, when he chose the name "Hope" it brought a tear to my eye! Such a lovely horse!
Reminded me of my dad training a wild mustang to become a great cutting horse. He was firm and kind. Beautiful Mustang from the late 40's. Grateful for the memory you inspired.
He really knows his job ❤
I love how you are with horses.
FOR ANYONE OUT THERE THAT LOVES HORSES, MY ONE BIGGEST REGRET IN LIFE IS THAT I DID NOT DEDICATE MY ENTIRE LIFE TO HORSES ! I am 75 now … on oxygen.. just about to leave this world! If reincarnation does exist, I pray to come back as a beautiful healthy horse !! GOD BLESS YOU ALL !!
Hope you’re well 🖤 I’m 27 and just started riding a year ago. I now work at the stable five days a week. Whoever you are, wherever you are, I will think of you tomorrow when I ride!
I know I had one when I was 13 for about a year but had to give it up
Sorry you say God bless you all but you aren't sure if reincarnation exists. Please for your own eternity. Please please read the gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John out of the bible.
I turn 46 this year and started out with horses when I was about 4 years old because my Dad was a horseman. I lost my Dad exactly 2 years ago, he was only 72. The last trip he made about 6 weeks before he died was to my new ranch and I really felt after he saw me with my horses, he decided "my work here is done" and then he went. I thank him every day for leading me to horses. It's really hard work, sometimes it hurts and it's not the dream everyone thinks it is but the one thing horses give me is a mirror to who I am inside and a metaphorical list of the things I need to work on. We think we're teaching them but actually what they show us about ourselves is the real lesson, if we want to see it. God bless you too and I pray your wish comes true.
I totally agree. If I have any regrets in this life, it's that I didn't spend more time with my horses. I hope to be with them wherever it is that I'm going next
Just wanted to say I watch a lot of horse training videos. I've only subscribed to two channels, Steve Young Horsemanship (from Wales), and yours. You both take pretty much the same approach, and it makes the most sense to me. There are so many trainers in the US with TH-cam channels where the techniques look downright wrong but the production values of the videos are great, making the trainer look like some sort of western hero while he basically whips a horse into submission. The attitude is the horse is being "bad" and needs to be shown who is boss. Thanks for being another sane, knowledgeable voice out there.
This was basically like my horse! Shes now catchable ( by me), can be saddled and bridled, etc. Shes come a long way. Fearful horses basically need to be desensitised and given a lot of love ❤❤❤being fed everyday, having a routine and spending time with them everyday is a must
This kind caring man knows his stuff? Beautiful ❤❤❤
Always love watching these videos, i feel like i really learn valuable info in how to handle horses sympathetically.the mare seems like she has turned a corner and i wish her new owners all the best in having a smart,sensitive horse
RYAN ROSE is the GOAT of horse communication, sure he learned from others, but he perfected his way. and I LEARNED from watching over 20 of his videos. I can't believe I went from touching a horse once in my life in 40 years, to owning 3, " had the land & were rescues" life works in weird ways, & worried as can be, on what am I going to do.
Finding Ryan's videos and Studying day and night amd learning from him.
and Well, the horses are doing well, and my wife loves that she can touch them now. and still working to be able to ride them soon, I hope.
THANK YOU RYAN ROSE 🌹
Your charm on these horses is so heartwarming to see....
What a sweet girl. She looks as though she’s really ready to absorb all that knowledge, like a sponge. She’s a very willing partner.
Thank you for sharing. ❤️
That was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I had tears in my eyes for Hope.
Love watching your training videos!
Glad you like them!
Loved this lesson Ryan. All went so quiet and well!
The horse moves really nicely !!
She jumps beautifully too! My friend owned her before this person! She was so sweet, but was too scared to come up to people.
She's got such cool markings. And you're so compassionate with your horse and human training
This is a good example of a mustang who likely had a lot of training done and then was turned out and/or left alone for an extended period of time. They can revert back to "wild" very quickly if not handled regularly, even after the initial gentling process. Great job to everyone involved in giving "Hope" another chance - she appears to have a great mind and now a great future! :)
I absolutely love how gentle your way is! Thank you for the kindness you give them.
Your videos are always full of so much knowledge. At first I really didnt hold out much "hope" for her since she was so nervous . You are a master horseman. My first horse (hackney/thoroughbred) is long gone , but she could have benefited so much, if only I had learned some of your type of training .
You are terrific and worth your weight in gold. I love watching you work with horses. So incredibly rewarding!!
This was amazing!
Thanks!
Great name, Ryan!! Hope is perfect for her!!
Hello how are you doing today 😊
Beautiful Hope! What an inspiring lesson. 😍
Thank you, best training video. I have a Friesian Horse who had bad training experience and he get spook quickly when riding, especially if you move your arms. The rope throwing over his body made him less tense when riding moving your arms away from his body.
Another fantastic session!! And little ideas to use on a domestic horse!! Every little thing can help and further the process/relationship!!❤😊
Shes so so smart, she been hurt badly. Thankyou
You are such a great human being. ❤
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri Hi! How are you? Its been hot...up to 28 deg C, which for September is a bit crazy. But now its more like 16. Pretty dry, thankfully. 😊
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri haha. Its very autumnal now. Weve had a lot of rain. We are in a village called Puddletown in Dorset. The famous English writer Thomas Hardye was born and lived near to us. We live a 17th century thatched cottage which is lovely. Its a rural area but gets overrun with tourists in the Summer.
I adore the way of training here and learned a lot, altough it's basic, it's the energy of the teacher and the way he does things. Thank you so much for shearing❤
I was just thinking that Hope seems like she's really trying when you said that. Enjoy your videos so much
This is the first time I have been watching Ryan. Very well done
Ryan, I just wanted to say, you are my absolute favorite trainer and I appreciate your videos! I love your individual approach to horsemanship and that you branch the gap between different disciplines. ❤
Thank you 😊
I thank the new owner for rescuing her! We need more ppl in the horse world like her!