Kentucky Extreme Mustang Makeover 2018 - Eevee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- 3 year old 3-strike mare from Little Owyhee, Nevada.
Assigned to a trainer for the Kentucky Extreme Mustang Makeover. The challenge is to gentle and train a wild mustang in 100 days. The competition at the end took place June 21st-23rd in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Wonderful job you did training Eevee - This sweet mare wanted it just as much as you did !! She's a very smart girl - Now she has a loving owner & She is so Beautiful ! Thank You
THATS DANGEROUS
Congrats with Eevee . She's so pretty and clearly very very smart. What's also clear is that she loves you. You can tell by the way she looks at you when your asking her to do something. I've been retraining former racehorses and pacers/trotters for over 25 years. And there is nothing better when they start changing for the better because they have the right person to understand and love them. Like your little Eevee I've had horses that were three strikers and given up on by everyone . One who people said would kill someone one day.... He's so gentle now you know what he does when he's not busy with his show jumping career.... He loves his second job at RDA. This is a horse they were going to destroy. And why because he had a fear of men (he'd been seriously hurt by a number of men in his short life by the time I got him at 5). But as a female he was perfect around me and now I have done fantastic with him and he's one of my best performance horses. And now he even lets my grandpa put his rugs on . My grandpa an ex jockey loves horses and often helps me with my retraining work but due to the fact he's 85 he no longer can ride (arthritis makes it too difficult) he loves to groom and rug or saddle my horses for me when he visits. And I'm thankful for him .
Never give up on a horse. Some just need a bit more time or a bit more tlc than others. I don't give up. Couple of times I've wanted to but I won't . I know deep down they are good horses.
Chriss from the UK!!
Chriss Cevert what does it mean when they’re a three striker?
Cheetah Girl they haven’t been bought three times
if i had a horse i would set her free if she hated me right
Good for u
Speaking as a city slicker, with absolutely no knowledge of horses - You must be extra good, kind ladies to win the trust of a wild animal like that!
She did awesome at the Mustang Makeover! I was there!!! It was super cool to see all those horses doing all those skills! In 100 days! Wow, I hope I can go again next year!
Saw you out with Isidro Espinoza in Arizona or California on TH-cam. Big fan of his and loved what you did here. I actually live in South Carolina and there is literally almost no one really training Mustangs here like in Florida. Would love to get into this but need a bit more experience. My son and I just built our stables and facilities so looking for a couple of broke horses to work with first and work our way up to the Mustangs. They are such beautiful horses and such a huge need to rescue and train them and help them find forever homes including staying with us. We have 65 acres so a decent amount of room. Thanks so much for sharing and the inspiration!
Awesome 🙂 thank you for sharing!
You have such a soft and gentle nature, no wonder that you are so good at this! Mustangs seem to respond to that.
This is so amazing!! I loved watching you and her progress! It's truly amazing! I am so inspired!😍
Alana Salas -My Horse Journey Thank you! ❤️
@@SamVanFleet the fii
Poor emaciated mustang turns into a stunning, trusting riding pony.
Congratulations to the both of you.
I cried this was so beautiful and inspirational 😭❤️
This is so beautiful, you can just see the love in Eevee.
You are a true horse trainer. Love and understanding is all she needed, great work
I saw y’all there! Can’t believe y’all went through that together and still turned out to be the best ones there!
She has a nice confirmation.. Beautiful mare. Well done
Nice job 👍
Those are such great desensitizing ideas!
I have no idea what I just watched, but I know it was cool. Trainer is clearly very good and sure is pretty.Thanks for posting.
Well done may God bless you in your future endeavors
I couldn't imagine having to sell the horse after- I'm not sure I could do it lol. Can you buy them yourself if you trained it?
Hannah Margaret You can buy them yourself during the auction. I couldn’t keep her simply because money... she was a good one! Hurt my heart but she ended up in an amazing home!
Sam VanFleet that's amazing to hear! At least you know you gave her a second chance at a good life!
SELLING A HORSE IS EQUINE SLAVERY
@@dariaharruff7025 get a grip
Lovely to watch your gentle touch and results.
Awesome job, great video, congratulations on you both!
Wow! You did a wonderful job with her! Wild horses are the best! 🤩
I disagree they're alot of work I'm out
Fantastic job with her!!!
What a God given talent ! Consider yourself blessed!!
I'm too young right now but once I'm a little older I'd Rely like to do this and I've always dreamed of it, however I don't think I'd have that much patience but you never know, horses change people
just beautiful ! well done young lady !!
Beautiful video!!
Kentucky is the horse capital of the world and amazingly beautiful!!!!!!!
It's so cool to see how the horses back was before and after
can I be you when I grow up??? Seriously though, you are amazing and the work that you do is amazing!!
Thank you!
Amazing job! And what a beauty she is!
Amazing job!!
This is so amazing!
I can watch this over and over I am in total awwweeee wowwwwww
Excellent!
Great job
Truly magical!!!
This is so wonderful...
Yo my names Evy lmao she’s such a gorgeous horse, I love how she roaned out💖
Wow she doesn’t even look like a musty, she looks more like and AQH😂 all that muscle
I thought the same!
I thought the same thing as well
Very good job!!
💙 Magnifique ! J'adore 💚💜💛🧡
She's got interesting coloration. She's beautiful.
awwwww, she’s adorable..
Oohhh soooo beautiful😍😍😍😍😍
Such a special pony
she's so sweet!
Hi! What does "3 strike" mean? Greetings from Belgium :)
This is so cute
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God bless you
How old were you when you got your first mustang, so I can try to ( with a better chance ) convince my parents to let me get a mustang :) cause as soon as they’re trained they are like any other horse?
I had *just* turned 15 when I worked with my first mustang
Sam VanFleet, then that’s when I’lol beg my mom to get a mustang, I’m only 10 now 👍
Eleanor Cloudson It totally depends on the experience, rather than age. @CZMustangs was like 12 when she got her first😁
My goodness. I weep too easily.
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Casa. Marco. Ciao. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Wow
Great story! How did you place?
Trakehner20 Made the top 10 and came in 6th overall! This makeover started with 70ish trainers, about 45 showed up to the competition.
Sam VanFleet wow that’s nothing to sneeze at awesome job. Did you buy her back or someone else has her now?
Very pretty & very smart.
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AJR!!
yeehaw
Halfway through the video some dust must have flown into my eyes.
march 4th 2018 is the day i met shadow x
I love the Horse can I buy IT?
well done kisses from france
How did she turn into a bay roan???
I'm adopting a mustang and filling out the application and I was wondering if it is required to have the tall fencing?
Lillian Woods Depends on age. I believe if under 2 years old it has to be 5’, if over 2 years old it has to be 6’
Are you western
what happend at 1:53?
How many horses do you own
I don't have any shame on me
@@dariaharruff7025 what do you mean I wasn't being mean about anything I was asking a simple question to the person that has this channel.
@@emilylipsitz I'm sorry I was being mean to u about it
@@dariaharruff7025 it's ok I forgive what did you mean by it though .
@@emilylipsitz no I didn't to be hateful but it's just have a negative attitude about it
Btw nice leberty work
Listen, I think you worked well with this horse and I'm glad she is doing well. But you really shouldn't be riding a 3 year old filly. Young horses' bones arent fused until 5 to 7. So they really shouldn't be ridden until around that age. You risk slanting her back before she is even an old mare. But, I still think you did well with her otherwise.
Also depends on how heavy the training is. The rider was petite and appeared to focus on a lot of ground work in conjunction with some riding. However, I think she only had a limited amount of time to train the horse for the Mustang Makeover. Ultimately, she saved this horses life. 5-7 is pretty late to start riding a horse (breed dependent), I know a lot of people who wouldn't buy a green 7 year old. Great work with your Mustang!
@@daniellecrowley684 I still stand by my statement. Groundwork is always good, starting with older weanlings. However, as for riding, even if the rider is petite, if they are healthy that is still over 100lbs, plus the weight of the equipment. As for time constraints, I would still argue in favor of horse growth health. I, myself, have yearling horses, almost 2 year olds, and I plan on sticking with groundwork until they are an appropriate age to start them. There is a lot to work with just on the ground, and everything you accomplish with your horse on the ground can be done better in the saddle when the time comes.
You need to ride young horses. 3+ is perfect. They have proven that their bodies will change for riding positively if they are ridden. As long as the work is light its fine. The older they are started they break down more. Also just because they are still growing doesn't make them weak or more likely to be hurt. Most horses are started at 2-4 and live long ridden lives.
@@devyndaisy5162 sorry, but I just don't agree.
@@glassdragonmedia, you must not know what the "Mustang Makeover" is. It involves Mustangs that usually have no chance of adoption, the trainer has 90 days to start them, they're then auctioned and hopefully adopted.The trainer doesn't even get to keep them unless they outbid everyone else. Essentially, the people buying them would never had considered purchasing the horse, but because of the training, they're offered a second chance of having a home. Finally, I've never seen a horse trained at 2 that had any issues in the beginning or in retirement. It all depends on the training.
You ride the horse like a Native American. That must be dificult!
Jk I meant red roan
She just shedded out :) Since it's winter right now, she looks more like a chestnut again with her fuzzy coat
Ok thanks