So sweet Hailey! 😍👏👏I am so happy for you to have such a dad ! Having seen on various occasions how clever you are in handling horses I can only hope you will walk in your father's steps! I wish you all the best with your studies and with the horses! Martine
Hi Hailey 🤗. I did not realize this was you, at first glance of the comments. Yeah , Dad's pretty cool. It's like you won the "Daddy lottery". ha.. see you soon, randomly in the vids. PS. Don't forget to pick up your brush out of the arena. 😉❣️
Part of what makes you so great is the time you take observing. I don't have a horse but I got hooked on watching you because of the way you train. I am 76 yes Old and I tell everyonei know about you.. please keep up your passion.I look forward to every vidio.
I just wanted to add a little thing to my first comment : you are so right when you say that being around horses brings us so much peace and well being. A few days ago I have been filming a time lapse (the first one in my life ...) of a shampoo and real spa treatment offered to my mare. Once I watched it I noticed that throughout the whole video I have a big bright smile 😃 on my face. Horses bring so much happyness !!!
That's so true! Unconsciencly I smile when I watch Graeme's horses! And also when I watch videos of happy animals' interactions within their own species or with man, particularly baby animals who are always so cute and adorable, all species included!
I just think you are amazing at how you train. You are so caring and I believe you have a great connection with all the horses. So God bless you and please keep up the great work. And thank you for saving the wildly horses 🐎 😊
That was so awesome Graeme! Congratulations! You "present" so well too! And Annie looks so pretty now. It's wonderful what you do. Loved seeing the news featuring you and the BC's. ❤ 💕 💖 ♥ 💗
I watch your channel and Steve Young horse trainer channel and I appreciate both of you very much…also iam in the 30 % who watch all the way through.I hope your awareness endeavours continue to gain speed.
Thanks so much for showing your video here for those of us in the lower 48.. I am a faithful watcher & love your comentary about your ranch & your wonderful horses. So glad your local news station took the time to feature you & your wonderful family on TV. Congratulations & keep on telling your wonderful stories.
I loved that piece from Global! I actually went to find it right before watching this, so thanks for including the story for those who weren't able to view or find it. Hopefully, it will help raise even more awareness about the B.C. Wildies and bring you more TH-cam subscribers! All of your hard work is paying off and you deserve every bit of attention and support! I know I really appreciate you bringing these amazing horses to the forefront, so congrats! That shot of Little Miss's head coming over Annie's back was absolutely adorable! Thank you for letting us hang out with your herd! 🐎💜🐎
This interview is definitely one of the absolute highlights of your 2022 💫 !!! You deserve all this recognition and you are right to be proud of all you have achieved so far, nobody could ever say the contrary. Now I hope "bit by bit", as Martine said, awareness for the worthy cause of wildies will spread" like a river" over BC ! Some stuff you say in todays video makes me feel quite emotional, some tears in my eyes when you mentioned them going to slaughter if not adopted 😥, I mean I knew this but it's hard to hear ... When I consider my own horse related evolution over the past years it is clear that I have been very positively influenced by your way to be with horses. I have always had a similr vision of things so this has not been a radical change in my behavior but it has conforted me so very much in my way to treat horses and in my way to work with them, and I am very thankful for this !
It's certainly nice that Global came out to do a piece on this, a major milestone I think. Thank you as always for your kind words and encouragement and support! I'm really glad to hear things are better for you for whatever I have been able to provide :) that's wonderful.
The best thing about you Graeme, is that you are humble, honest, and just an all around awesome person. What you're doing is a beautiful thing. You have no idea really, just how many people you are impacting and encouraging to make a difference with these horses. What one person can do, when added to many, many others is amazing. You know what they say about a journey - it starts with one step. You deserve to be validated for all your hard work. And that you stay humble despite that says a lot about your character and personality (all good things!) Even when you have to address not to pleasant aspects of having a TH-cam channel, you do it with poise and class, getting your point across without being offensive. I ❤ your passion for horses. May God continue to bless you and your family and your herd. 🕯🙏🕊 ❤ You're inspiring someone at any given moment more than you know. I always watch your videos through, a lot of times more than once. I go back and watch my favorite parts *a lot,* lol. What you're doing matters, Graeme, know that. You're doing important work. 💯👍
Thank you Pamela :) Such high praise and amazing compliments, you're so kind. I don't have an idea of how many people I am or will positively impact but I know it's some and that's a great thing. I'm proud of that. I appreciate your words and the time you spend here, thank you.
@@StableHorseTraining You're welcome and thank you. Your horses all love you and so do your viewers...I'd say your doing something (a lot of things imho) right. #facts 💯👍
I absolutely love watching the herd do their thing 😊 they're all so wonderful! The interview was extremely well done and put together! I love horses so much but don't currently have access so watching your videos helps me feel closer to these beautiful giant creatures 😊
I didn't know your story of getting into horses! That's very inspiring to someone like me, starting a little later in life with horses. I so appreciate everything on this channel!
I learned a lot as a teen and young adult but that was fifty years ago. When I found you and your teaching, I learned some things which made my relationship with my thoroughbred so much better. “Gerri” loves scratches, and ear cleanings and attention purely intended for his pleasure. I am in the 30%age who watch to the end. I love this community! Thanks Graeme I sooo appreciate you and even the bits we get of your family.
Thank you Penny :) I appreciate you being here and your kind words and encouragement! I'm really glad to hear that your relationship with your horse is so good. That's wonderful.
That is a great piece, Graeme. congratulations. So much work pays off and all the awareness you want to bring to the public is getting accomplished. Thanks for sharing.. PS. I always watch till the end. :). Also, it is a little bitter-sweet when we have things happen in our lives and we wish some loved ones were here to share in the joy. I like to think, on some level, that they know and are proud. ❣️
Thank you Gloria :) I really appreciate that. Yes, I hope so too... some level and/or somewhere there is a whole pile of pride. That would be really nice.
What a heartwarming message from Hailey. To have Graeme as your dad must be wonderful. His demeanor is to be admired and copied. I’m happy for you and the horses he’s loved and saved! I’m proud to be part of your world even though it’s only through these videos. I’ve grown to love, admire, look forward to and depend on what this channel supplies. God bless you all and I hope all your dreams come true. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️🫶🏼🙏🏼
I absolutely love to watch all of your videos. For me I feeI’m there with you all. It means so much to my peace of mind to know that these fantastic beautiful creatures are protected by you. Please never stop
Although you have been told thousands of times, you truly are one of a kind and do amazing work. I really hope the news story brings so much awareness that many more wildies will be saved because they really are beautiful animals. You are a humble man with a big heart and it shows through your whole herd, wildies or not. Canada, B.C especially needs a full documentary show and you should be the star in my opinion. Love from the UK x
I'm not sure about thousands, but it always means something to me each time :) Thank you for taking the time to say so much. I hope there will be more awareness too! We'll see how it goes
We are so proud of you. I am so proud to be part of this community you've built for the last 4-5 years. You've put in the hard work for the last 10 years to get to this point - to be ready to make the work even more meaningful. The recognition is well-deserved and needed, and I hope that this juncture/milestone will mean bigger and better things for you and your horses and the community at large. I totally get that you have mixed feelings; it's life - you can't have good without the "bad" or "sad". It makes things more poignant, real, and authentic. Well done Graeme! I am very proud. ❤🐎🌳🎥
I agree, she's an absolutely amazing and wonderful young lady and I'm very proud of her for so many things and in so many ways. Thank you for being here along the way Tina, it's been a pleasure having you here :)
I really liked your interview please continue 🙏 doing more good work and spreading the word to us the people 😊 🙏 who would love to own their own horse 🐎
Fantastic Graeme!! Thank you for showing the clip! Congrats on a job well done of all your hard work, compassion and patience! It’s such a joy to watch your videos!! 💕🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎💕
Computer man to horse trainer makes sense to me "Garbage in garbage out" to "The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man". So happy you found your niche.
All of the hours of your labour and consistent gentle and caring nature deserve praise. Your videos are always a pleasure to view and there is always new information learned. Congratulations on the interview.
You deserve to be recognized for your efforts to help save wild horses in Canada. It was especially nice to see Annie as she looked when she first arrived and how great she looks now. Truly a picture says 1000 words and her health and transformation is more than remarkable. Great job to all involved in this project. May many horses be saved and given a great home.
Look at the changes you've made in the 3 wildies in your stable: Mr. Wildie, Little Miss, & Annie. Both Mr. Wildie & Annie were malnourished, coats were in horrid condition, and their feet weren't much better. Little Miss was bloated which can indicate nourishment issues. Look at them now. All 3 are at the peak of health and are great horses. The other domesticated horses are all in fabulous condition. And it's all due to you, plus you are teaching your daughter the right way to treat horses. It's okay to feel pride at what you've done. And I'm glad Global BC got the word out. Hugs, Graeme.
@@Vickie-Bligh yes, that's true; she was drop dead gorgeous right out of the box. Graeme's ability to see her reasons for her behaviors and then translate those reasons into human language taught me so much, though. It's funny how, even thru a screen, certain horses just prod you into growth. I am so glad the universe blessed Maia with her owner and her owner trusted Graeme.
I am so glad that you were able to get this done so that other people can see what is going on and what needs to be done to save more of the BC Wildies. And it is definitely a good plug for Stable Horse Training! Way to go and congratulations, Graeme!
What a wonderful video Graeme. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your journey. I was in tears at your humbleness and humility at what the reporter said about you. You are an amazing person and I wish all horse owners and trainers were as amazing as you are. Watching your videos has given me a glimpse into a world that I used to want to be a part of as a little girl. I could never have that, but with your videos I feel like I am right there, a part of your amazing herd. Thank you for being you.
Great job!!! Maybe this will lead to a documentary about BC Wildies.......you have all the footage to make some great before and after transformations to show what amazing horses wildies can turn out to be when rescued and trained.
@@StableHorseTraining maybe have a word with Jay who might have some ideas of whom to contact and be interested in making a documentary for TV? He could be a good support for this..
I'm so happy I managed to see the documentary I didn't think I would living here in England so thank you for sharing. Listening to you I can relate to what you are saying and agree with the fact we work with what we have and where we are in life. Stay safe Grame enjoy watching and learning keep on posting love watching Best regards Joan
THANK YOU! I couldn’t find how to watch it and it wasn’t for lack of trying. You’re right, it was very well done, and what a great way to expose the plight of these beautiful animals. I’m expecting lots more subscribers, and you deserve it!
It was a lovely story. I hope it leads to protection for the wildies and more people changing their horse training methods to the kinder, gentler ones you demonstrate. I was surprised at the percentage of people who don't watch the full videos. I don't have a favorite horse, they are all wonderful! Thank you for all you do for them and I know the support of your family and friends helps make this work.
What an amazing piece! I'm still blown away by meatball's transformation! Because we live in our own little bubbles in this giant world, we don't realize we have an impact. This piece, I believe, was a testimony to your impact. It is more far reaching than you may have realized! It's amazing to watch your interactions with your horses and gives peace to others. I know it does for me when I can't be with the horses in my little bubble. (I'm behind on videos this week because I was with the horses this week, which was amazing! And I didn't have to go to work! Lol double win!) Congratulations on all of your accomplishments! And you are tilting the needle. It's happening. You may not see it yet, but you are. So bravo friend! Glad to be here to witness all of it! It truly is an awesome thing! 😊🥳🎉🎉🎉🎉⭐
Congratulations to you 👏 love to watch, listen no matter what you're doing or they're doing. Moved by the passion, patience and how they respond to your kindness. Thank you Graeme 😊 for being so authentic in these times. PS..I'm of the 30% who watch all thru and sometimes twice.. 😆..Thank you!
Loved the story.. Proud of you! You deserve the admiration for the work you do with your horses and trying to help the Wildies. The passion you have for what you do shows in the love and care you show your horses. I hope it helps bring more awareness to the Wildies and your channel…
I am grateful you shared your interview. From someone who will never have the opportunity to care for and raise horses, you provide an environment for some of us to feel that experience in a different way. Though I hope you don’t change your channel, change and growth is inevitable. Congrats on the article. I would bet it will help continue to bring awareness to those beautiful animals.
Thank you! I sure hope it helps bring more awareness in time :) That would be great. I'm also glad you're enjoying your time here, thank you for letting me know!
Major congratulations on such a major, wide reaching acknowledgment! You deserve it! Thank you for all that you do, not only for the horses, but also for your viewers and the community. You may not ever know how many lives you touch that are made better by your examples of patience, kindness and compassion. Sometimes we just need a bit of that to remind us there is good in the world….and hope. Your channel is like my happiness vitamin!
I really think that the article was fantastic. You are the most gentle horse trainer that I have watched and it shows by the way you and the horses interact with each other.
Awesome job! It should spark some interest in supporting you and the Wildies. You're a gem and definitely a horse whisperer. Hugs and congratulations! God bless you!!
You deserve every credit! What I admire - beside other things - about your work is your patience, your positivity, your unconditional support for all the horses. I hope you will have many more subscribers, because your channel is something very special.
Thank you for sharing the tv interview. I had not seen it. I'm so happy for you. In a way, I think your efforts affect not only how people treat horses, but also other people. The song, "Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me," came to mind.
Graeme, you are a very humble man that deserves to be honored for all you do. Thank you for explaining the plight of one of our provincial treasures. Every video you post "makes my day".
So good positive vibes.. Beautiful! I can see and feel all that good feeling around you and horses,, It was a lovely story. I wish all the best for you all.. For future too.
Thank you very much Graeme👍 the video was great, neat and clear! Very well constructed for such a short interview but showing the essential! Little but with a large impact, spreading awareness of the necessity to save these wildies. You deserve recognition. You have been doing a fantastic job that other may discover and start doing too. It is so upsetting to think of slaughter as an alternative to get rid of wild horses in competition with man's lands, as wildlife is in other countries where their territories shrink to give room to buildings and agriculture. Hence the words of the late Jean Dorst, Director of the French Natural History Museum 40 years ago :"is there anymore room for wild animals?" already a concern at the time, when the situation has since worsen on the planet with species becoming extinct so rapidly, just because of man ! Thank you to you Graeme for having us part of your journey to rescue these wonderful creatures 👏👏👏 congratulations 🎉🎊💐🍾🥂
Glad that you could finally watch the interview ! I wanted to suggest you a book to read, maybe you know it yet ? It's "La bête qui mangeait le monde" by Antoine Nochy. I read this book 2 months ago and think it's reflecting quite well the quotation in your comment above !
@@algypsy17 yes, thank you! Great interview.. Thank you for the book, I don't know it... In fact, you probably heard of Michael Gzymek (son of Bernard Gzymek Director of the Frankfurt zoo in the '50s) who tragically died at 23 crashing his plane in the N' Gorongoro Crater while counting the animals over the Serengeti in Tanzania, father and son were the first to alarm the world about the impact of man on the planet, pointing out the species already on the verge of extinction, in their book "Serengeti shall not die" a masterpiece in those days..
@@martineinfrance Oh yes, the Grzimek are very famous in Germany and the book is a legend ! He made TV programs about animals every week that I waited eagerly for and B. Grzimek was a great lover of the Arabian horse (just like me) so that's what I loved a lot about him as well as a teenager !
@@algypsy17 thank you! Yes, now I recall his biography and his TV programs and how famous he was in Germany. I read a couple of his other books as well. But when I saw the place of Michael's crash and the stone on the slope of the N'Gorongoro Crater, I was very moved because he was famous over there too for his work on wildlife.
Thank you Martine :) Yes, they did a great job on the editing and narration. A well thought out job for sure, to me it shows what a professional can do...
Love your videos Graham and really appreciate what you do for these gorgeous guys! You're living my dream life (I'm from UK and live in a smallish city) but your videos give my mind peace. I dream of one day owning my own horse so please continue doing the videos. They put me a lovely place for just a bit of the day 😊
Amazing to be given the recognition you deserve for your fantastic work with horses. It’s heartbreaking to hear that these gorgeous BC wildies are being mistreated or destroyed, it’s appalling. Keep doing what you do! You’ll always have my support ✊🏼🐴
Thank you. I enjoy your 'meanderings' and usually start my new day with a quick horsey check. It's very relaxing to be able to enjoy you and your horses from 6500 km away.
You are definitely one of few voices of encouragement to be patient and kind with the horses. It's helped me to keep doing what I'm doing regardless of what others think. I have such a good relationship and communication with my horse now, and your videos help so much to set the pace of interaction. I've also come into horses later in life and I think it's great to question traditional methods and see what can be done better. Love seeing Annie growing, Little Miss is one of my favorites. Keep doing what you're doing!
That's wonderful that I can provide a bit of empowerment for you, that is definitely one of my goals for this channel and it's great to hear it's working a bit. Thank you for taking the time to let me know!
Awesome!!!!! You did a great job and it was well put together. Keep doing what your doing cause it will only lead to good things. And yes all the little things lead to bigger things. Thank you for all the work and sacrifices you do. You can really see how much it is appreciated in the eyes of those horses everyday. Their eyes tell a story and that story includes you. 👍 Thank you Graeme
I'm really glad it went so well and you're happy with how it came out. "Be the change..." as the quote goes. It is a great piece and has a lovely message, and they didn't twist it with something weird. Thank you for taking these horses in, teaching them with kindness and taking into consideration who they are and what they need, and treating them with respect. (Like, actual respect, not just 'they're big and they can hurt you without meaning to' respect.) I love that you *thank them* when they go along with whatever you're asking. I believe that the intention in that is very important.
Soooo happy I got to see the interview 🙌 wow! You are such a good person and its a blessing to be able to learn from you and to share the LOVE we have for horses 🐎 it is absolutely incredible to see the difference you have made in these sweet angels lives! God bless you and your family and your ADORABLE HORSES! My dream is to rescue a horse someday, you are an inspiration ❣🙏🙂
So much information distilled into a short piece but wow, did it have impact!!! You have every right to be proud of what you have accomplished from the day you faced your fear to where you are now. You are making a difference in the lives of your horses, those of this community and now, to many others. It's quite reasonable to feel so many conflicting emotions right now, but I truly hope that happiness and joy hold the top spot. You deserve it.
Thank you Sandy :) Yes, I do feel a lot of happiness for sure. It's an amazing place to be surrounded with so many good and positive people and opportunities
You teach us all to see how social, smart and emotional horses are so they deserve a good life and to be loved and kept with some companion animal no just locked in a stable alone. We are having the same problem in the western US. The new land folks want to get rid of horses and nature so they can fraction for oil, mine. Put ut up solar farms, build factory, horses are being rounded up they are in their way. so very sad. Thanks for what you do. You help us humans also
Congratulations on the piece! It was very well done. I have always loved horses. It's kind of strange to me how at this stage of my life (turning 60 in Aug), I wanted to learn, not just about what makes them tick, but the training aspect as well. I have found some great, patient trainers on YT (you, of course, being one of them). In fact I just found one fairly new to YT, Tim Anderson, that I think deserves more attention, in my humble opinion (sorry for the shameless plug, but I really feel strongly about bringing more attention to the good ones, just starting out in the area of social media). Of course, since I'm not a horse owner, I come mostly for the horsey play time now. I'd give anything to physically be around them. Just like dogs, they are amazing at helping people mentally. As always, thanks for sharing your herd with us Graeme! ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
YAAAY!!! That was awesome 😃 Graeme you look like a kid in a candy store. That little interview was great 👍 I'm so very happy, excited, and especially PROUD of you and all you've accomplished. Can't wait to see what becomes of all of this..... Again Graeme, outstanding job!! Blessings my friend 🙌 Jennifer
@@StableHorseTraining Yes they certainly did do a really super great job on it, But it was all YOU my friend, the way you represented the wildies and the plight they face without people (like you) for help. Your honesty and heartfelt message regarding these beautiful kind animals, definitely brought a tear to my eyes 🥺. I really think you opened the door Graeme and brought awareness to this HUGE problem for these magestic beauties 🐎. Hopefully there will be more segments to follow 🙏. Again I'm just so Proud of you Graeme, for everything you're doing to help give these horses a second chance at life. YOU ARE A VERY SPECIAL PERSON!! And I know your family agrees 💯 percent!! Blessings 🙌 Jennifer
Very nice thank you for sharing your interview. You deserve all the attention you do such good things with nd for the horses and your so kind with them which makes them become the best they can be so their future will be good . No your definitely not into it for the money,just the love of horses.
That was a phenomenal piece! Thank you so much for posting it because I had not seen it yet. It's information that everybody really needs to know so maybe more horses like Annie, Mr Wilde & Lil MIss can be saved. Congrats & job well done! On a side note, at 8:35, maybe it's just the camera angle or maybe just me, but wowzers, look at how much longer in the barrel Roni is compared to Mr Wilde.
I have recently started watching your channel and it has very quickly become a favorite. Love what you are doing with the wildies. I have also started with horses a little later in life. You are such a inspiration
oh wow, that's wonderful! Thank you! I'm really glad you're enjoying your time here :) I'm quite proud to be an inspiration too, thank you for letting me know
I love that the interview shone an even bigger spotlight on the work you do saving wildies. Well deserved praise in my humble opinion! I'm not a horse person, or a longtime subscriber, but I've learned more than I ever thought I might in just watching your videos the last few months, and gained a lot of life perspective in the process. I just hope the wider world will learn, as I have, from you; protecting the BC wildies, and working on horse behaviours, as well as being a caring, empathetic human. I'd love to see your story picked up/aired in my home province (Ontario), because I know others are as ignorant as I was regarding the plight of BC wildies, and that really needs to change.
I am from Ontario also and never knew there were wild horses in BC until I came across this channel. Now I am hooked and look forward to every video. Awareness is the first step to making change happen. The fact that Global wanted to do a piece on wildies shows they believe their audience would be interested. Great step forward. Little Annie rocked her part. Graeme likewise!
Thank you! I'm pretty modest about it all but I really appreciate all the kind words. I'm sure glad I have been able to make a positive impact. That would be neat if somewhere in Ontario it got picked up. More awareness would be great!
When I was a child, there were 3 or 4 consecutive summers where my neighbors would leave for the month of July and my father and I were asked to take care of their 2 horses. It was so cool during those few summers just hanging out with those horses and my dad. I love this channel because it brings back some of those good vibes from long ago ! Thank you for the great content and this fun channel ! :)
I love you dad. I’m so proud of how far you’ve come in the TH-cam world. It’s crazy how far you have come in the last 5-6 years. 😁
Thank you baby :) You're the best
❣What can please a father's heart more than such an acknowledgment from his daughter.
So sweet Hailey! 😍👏👏I am so happy for you to have such a dad ! Having seen on various occasions how clever you are in handling horses I can only hope you will walk in your father's steps! I wish you all the best with your studies and with the horses! Martine
Such sweet words! 👏 Bravo Hailey! 😊
Hi Hailey 🤗. I did not realize this was you, at first glance of the comments. Yeah , Dad's pretty cool. It's like you won the "Daddy lottery". ha.. see you soon, randomly in the vids. PS. Don't forget to pick up your brush out of the arena. 😉❣️
Part of what makes you so great is the time you take observing. I don't have a horse but I got hooked on watching you because of the way you train. I am 76 yes
Old and I tell everyonei know about you.. please keep up your passion.I look forward to every vidio.
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that :)
I just wanted to add a little thing to my first comment : you are so right when you say that being around horses brings us so much peace and well being. A few days ago I have been filming a time lapse (the first one in my life ...) of a shampoo and real spa treatment offered to my mare. Once I watched it I noticed that throughout the whole video I have a big bright smile 😃 on my face. Horses bring so much happyness !!!
That's so true! Unconsciencly I smile when I watch Graeme's horses! And also when I watch videos of happy animals' interactions within their own species or with man, particularly baby animals who are always so cute and adorable, all species included!
They absolutely do, it's an amazing feeling too.
I just think you are amazing at how you train. You are so caring and I believe you have a great connection with all the horses. So God bless you and please keep up the great work. And thank you for saving the wildly horses 🐎 😊
Thank you very much Jeanette :)
That was so awesome Graeme! Congratulations! You "present" so well too! And Annie looks so pretty now. It's wonderful what you do. Loved seeing the news featuring you and the BC's. ❤ 💕 💖 ♥ 💗
Thank you very much Rose :)
It's wonderful that the horses are being given coverage to make people aware of what marvelous creatures they are . They should not be slaughtered!
I watch your channel and Steve Young horse trainer channel and I appreciate both of you very much…also iam in the 30 % who watch all the way through.I hope your awareness endeavours continue to gain speed.
Thanks so much for showing your video here for those of us in the lower 48.. I am a faithful watcher & love your comentary about your ranch & your wonderful horses. So glad your local news station took the time to feature you & your wonderful family on TV. Congratulations & keep on telling your wonderful stories.
You're very welcome and thank you very much! I really appreciate you being here :)
I loved that piece from Global! I actually went to find it right before watching this, so thanks for including the story for those who weren't able to view or find it. Hopefully, it will help raise even more awareness about the B.C. Wildies and bring you more TH-cam subscribers! All of your hard work is paying off and you deserve every bit of attention and support! I know I really appreciate you bringing these amazing horses to the forefront, so congrats! That shot of Little Miss's head coming over Annie's back was absolutely adorable! Thank you for letting us hang out with your herd! 🐎💜🐎
Thank you! I agree, I sure hope this helps raise a bit of awareness for the wildies here in BC as they aren't protected at all.
This interview is definitely one of the absolute highlights of your 2022 💫 !!! You deserve all this recognition and you are right to be proud of all you have achieved so far, nobody could ever say the contrary. Now I hope "bit by bit", as Martine said, awareness for the worthy cause of wildies will spread" like a river" over BC ! Some stuff you say in todays video makes me feel quite emotional, some tears in my eyes when you mentioned them going to slaughter if not adopted 😥, I mean I knew this but it's hard to hear ...
When I consider my own horse related evolution over the past years it is clear that I have been very positively influenced by your way to be with horses. I have always had a similr vision of things so this has not been a radical change in my behavior but it has conforted me so very much in my way to treat horses and in my way to work with them, and I am very thankful for this !
It's certainly nice that Global came out to do a piece on this, a major milestone I think. Thank you as always for your kind words and encouragement and support! I'm really glad to hear things are better for you for whatever I have been able to provide :) that's wonderful.
The best thing about you Graeme, is that you are humble, honest, and just an all around awesome person. What you're doing is a beautiful thing. You have no idea really, just how many people you are impacting and encouraging to make a difference with these horses. What one person can do, when added to many, many others is amazing. You know what they say about a journey - it starts with one step.
You deserve to be validated for all your hard work. And that you stay humble despite that says a lot about your character and personality (all good things!)
Even when you have to address not to pleasant aspects of having a TH-cam channel, you do it with poise and class, getting your point across without being offensive.
I ❤ your passion for horses. May God continue to bless you and your family and your herd. 🕯🙏🕊 ❤ You're inspiring someone at any given moment more than you know.
I always watch your videos through, a lot of times more than once. I go back and watch my favorite parts *a lot,* lol.
What you're doing matters, Graeme, know that. You're doing important work. 💯👍
Thank you Pamela :) Such high praise and amazing compliments, you're so kind. I don't have an idea of how many people I am or will positively impact but I know it's some and that's a great thing. I'm proud of that. I appreciate your words and the time you spend here, thank you.
@@StableHorseTraining You're welcome and thank you. Your horses all love you and so do your viewers...I'd say your doing something (a lot of things imho) right. #facts 💯👍
Thank you Graeme for sharing your Love 🙏 ✨
my pleasure :)
I absolutely love watching the herd do their thing 😊 they're all so wonderful!
The interview was extremely well done and put together!
I love horses so much but don't currently have access so watching your videos helps me feel closer to these beautiful giant creatures 😊
I think so too! They did a great job
I didn't know your story of getting into horses! That's very inspiring to someone like me, starting a little later in life with horses. I so appreciate everything on this channel!
Here's that whole story: th-cam.com/video/sQdRslFf2Zg/w-d-xo.html
Agreed!
Wonderful piece! Annie the ambassador. ❤️
Thank you!
I learned a lot as a teen and young adult but that was fifty years ago. When I found you and your teaching, I learned some things which made my relationship with my thoroughbred so much better. “Gerri” loves scratches, and ear cleanings and attention purely intended for his pleasure. I am in the 30%age who watch to the end. I love this community! Thanks Graeme I sooo appreciate you and even the bits we get of your family.
Thank you Penny :) I appreciate you being here and your kind words and encouragement! I'm really glad to hear that your relationship with your horse is so good. That's wonderful.
That is a great piece, Graeme. congratulations. So much work pays off and all the awareness you want to bring to the public is getting accomplished. Thanks for sharing.. PS. I always watch till the end. :). Also, it is a little bitter-sweet when we have things happen in our lives and we wish some loved ones were here to share in the joy. I like to think, on some level, that they know and are proud. ❣️
Thank you Gloria :) I really appreciate that. Yes, I hope so too... some level and/or somewhere there is a whole pile of pride. That would be really nice.
Gloria, well said!
What a heartwarming message from Hailey. To have Graeme as your dad must be wonderful. His demeanor is to be admired and copied. I’m happy for you and the horses he’s loved and saved! I’m proud to be part of your world even though it’s only through these videos. I’ve grown to love, admire, look forward to and depend on what this channel supplies. God bless you all and I hope all your dreams come true. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️🫶🏼🙏🏼
Thank you Pat! Thank you for your kind words and encouragement :)
I absolutely love to watch all of your videos. For me I feeI’m there with you all. It means so much to my peace of mind to know that these fantastic beautiful creatures are protected by you. Please never stop
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your words
So wonderful for you, and wonderful for the wildies 💝🇨🇦🏇🇨🇦
Thank you Sue!
Although you have been told thousands of times, you truly are one of a kind and do amazing work. I really hope the news story brings so much awareness that many more wildies will be saved because they really are beautiful animals. You are a humble man with a big heart and it shows through your whole herd, wildies or not. Canada, B.C especially needs a full documentary show and you should be the star in my opinion. Love from the UK x
I'm not sure about thousands, but it always means something to me each time :) Thank you for taking the time to say so much. I hope there will be more awareness too! We'll see how it goes
We are so proud of you. I am so proud to be part of this community you've built for the last 4-5 years. You've put in the hard work for the last 10 years to get to this point - to be ready to make the work even more meaningful. The recognition is well-deserved and needed, and I hope that this juncture/milestone will mean bigger and better things for you and your horses and the community at large. I totally get that you have mixed feelings; it's life - you can't have good without the "bad" or "sad". It makes things more poignant, real, and authentic. Well done Graeme! I am very proud. ❤🐎🌳🎥
Well said Ayeda. I am constantly amazed at Graeme's progress, energy, and plans. Honored to be part of the channel.
@@pennywebb867 Thank you Penny! I'm honored that you're here :)
Thank you very much Ayeda :) Yes, we appreciate the sweet even more because of the sour.
Lovely tribute from Hailey to her dad. It's been an honor and pleasure to have been along for the ride.
I agree, she's an absolutely amazing and wonderful young lady and I'm very proud of her for so many things and in so many ways. Thank you for being here along the way Tina, it's been a pleasure having you here :)
Congratulations!!!!! Graeme , this is awsome you so much deserve this interview to show the awareness of all the love you put into the horses.
Thank you! I sure hope it helps raise awareness
I always watch till the end. I love horses and like how you train them and i enjoy watching you .
Thank you Amy, I appreciate you watch all the way through, I'm happy you enjoy your time here
I really liked your interview please continue 🙏 doing more good work and spreading the word to us the people 😊 🙏 who would love to own their own horse 🐎
Thank you! I'll be continuing on :)
Fantastic Graeme!! Thank you for showing the clip! Congrats on a job well done of all your hard work, compassion and patience! It’s such a joy to watch your videos!!
💕🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎💕
Thank you very much Tricia :)
Computer man to horse trainer makes sense to me "Garbage in garbage out" to "The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man". So happy you found your niche.
Thank you!
All of the hours of your labour and consistent gentle and caring nature deserve praise. Your videos are always a pleasure to view and there is always new information learned. Congratulations on the interview.
Thank you Sue!
You deserve to be recognized for your efforts to help save wild horses in Canada. It was especially nice to see Annie as she looked when she first arrived and how great she looks now. Truly a picture says 1000 words and her health and transformation is more than remarkable. Great job to all involved in this project. May many horses be saved and given a great home.
Thank you Eileen, if I can change a few lives then that's amazing. Hopefully more recognition will help that too
Look at the changes you've made in the 3 wildies in your stable: Mr. Wildie, Little Miss, & Annie. Both Mr. Wildie & Annie were malnourished, coats were in horrid condition, and their feet weren't much better. Little Miss was bloated which can indicate nourishment issues. Look at them now. All 3 are at the peak of health and are great horses. The other domesticated horses are all in fabulous condition. And it's all due to you, plus you are teaching your daughter the right way to treat horses. It's okay to feel pride at what you've done. And I'm glad Global BC got the word out. Hugs, Graeme.
Perfectly said. Please don't forget Maia! She taught me so much.
Thank you very much Vickie :) I really appreciate your words
@@pennywebb867 I didn't include Maia because she was healthy and "only" needed training. She's a great horse.
@@Vickie-Bligh yes, that's true; she was drop dead gorgeous right out of the box. Graeme's ability to see her reasons for her behaviors and then translate those reasons into human language taught me so much, though. It's funny how, even thru a screen, certain horses just prod you into growth. I am so glad the universe blessed Maia with her owner and her owner trusted Graeme.
I am so glad that you were able to get this done so that other people can see what is going on and what needs to be done to save more of the BC Wildies. And it is definitely a good plug for Stable Horse Training! Way to go and congratulations, Graeme!
Thank you!
What a wonderful video Graeme. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your journey. I was in tears at your humbleness and humility at what the reporter said about you. You are an amazing person and I wish all horse owners and trainers were as amazing as you are. Watching your videos has given me a glimpse into a world that I used to want to be a part of as a little girl. I could never have that, but with your videos I feel like I am right there, a part of your amazing herd. Thank you for being you.
It's my pleasure and I'm really happy you're enjoying your time here. Thank you very much for your compliments and kind words
Congrats Graeme !! Wonderful piece for sure.
You Are the Maple Ridge Horse Whisperer 😊
Thank you very much Joyce :)
Great job!!! Maybe this will lead to a documentary about BC Wildies.......you have all the footage to make some great before and after transformations to show what amazing horses wildies can turn out to be when rescued and trained.
This is a great idea. It should be possible to get some good vid of the wildies out in the wild and show the difficulty of life in the wild.
There are many documentaries on Mustangs in the US and not so much yet on Canadian Wildies, BC wildies, Alberta and so on..
It's a good idea for sure. It would be nice if somebody was willing to do something like that. I'm not sure if I have the time to, but I wish I did.
@@StableHorseTraining maybe have a word with Jay who might have some ideas of whom to contact and be interested in making a documentary for TV? He could be a good support for this..
I'm so happy I managed to see the documentary I didn't think I would living here in England so thank you for sharing. Listening to you I can relate to what you are saying and agree with the fact we work with what we have and where we are in life. Stay safe Grame enjoy watching and learning keep on posting love watching Best regards Joan
Thank you Joan :)
THANK YOU! I couldn’t find how to watch it and it wasn’t for lack of trying. You’re right, it was very well done, and what a great way to expose the plight of these beautiful animals. I’m expecting lots more subscribers, and you deserve it!
Thanks Kathy :) Not much of a jump, but a tiny one :) It's the demographic the piece reached I think
It was a lovely story. I hope it leads to protection for the wildies and more people changing their horse training methods to the kinder, gentler ones you demonstrate. I was surprised at the percentage of people who don't watch the full videos. I don't have a favorite horse, they are all wonderful! Thank you for all you do for them and I know the support of your family and friends helps make this work.
Thank you very much :)
That is fantastic!
You are a great person 🤠👍🐎.
I always enjoyed to watch your wonderfull horses 🐎🥰💯.
Greetings from Germany 🌻
Thank you very much Birgit :)
Such a great story, well done and congratulations Graeme!! Thanks for sharing it here so everyone can see
Thank you very much Naomi :)
What an amazing piece! I'm still blown away by meatball's transformation! Because we live in our own little bubbles in this giant world, we don't realize we have an impact. This piece, I believe, was a testimony to your impact. It is more far reaching than you may have realized! It's amazing to watch your interactions with your horses and gives peace to others. I know it does for me when I can't be with the horses in my little bubble. (I'm behind on videos this week because I was with the horses this week, which was amazing! And I didn't have to go to work! Lol double win!) Congratulations on all of your accomplishments! And you are tilting the needle. It's happening. You may not see it yet, but you are. So bravo friend! Glad to be here to witness all of it! It truly is an awesome thing! 😊🥳🎉🎉🎉🎉⭐
Missy, you said it all!
@@kkdoc7864 thanks Kathy! 😊♥️
Beautifully said, Missy. I'm glad to hear you had some time off. :)
Well said Missy👏👏💐
@@olivesdream thanks Gloria! 😊
Congratulations to you 👏 love to watch, listen no matter what you're doing or they're doing. Moved by the passion, patience and how they respond to your kindness. Thank you Graeme 😊 for being so authentic in these times. PS..I'm of the 30% who watch all thru and sometimes twice.. 😆..Thank you!
Thank you very much for your kind words and being in that 30% that means a lot to me!
Loved the story.. Proud of you! You deserve the admiration for the work you do with your horses and trying to help the Wildies. The passion you have for what you do shows in the love and care you show your horses. I hope it helps bring more awareness to the Wildies and your channel…
Thank you very much Michelle :) I hope it helps bring more awareness too!
I am grateful you shared your interview. From someone who will never have the opportunity to care for and raise horses, you provide an environment for some of us to feel that experience in a different way. Though I hope you don’t change your channel, change and growth is inevitable. Congrats on the article. I would bet it will help continue to bring awareness to those beautiful animals.
Thank you! I sure hope it helps bring more awareness in time :) That would be great. I'm also glad you're enjoying your time here, thank you for letting me know!
Very nice so cool I think this will help a lot of wild horses . Many people don’t even know what is being done to the wild horses.
Thank you!
🙏💨💫💞 Be Blessed always. My place of peace. Horses are magical creatures.
Major congratulations on such a major, wide reaching acknowledgment! You deserve it! Thank you for all that you do, not only for the horses, but also for your viewers and the community. You may not ever know how many lives you touch that are made better by your examples of patience, kindness and compassion. Sometimes we just need a bit of that to remind us there is good in the world….and hope. Your channel is like my happiness vitamin!
Thank you very much Betty! It's my pleasure to be able to provide something positive to the world, I'm glad you're enjoying your time here!
I really think that the article was fantastic. You are the most gentle horse trainer that I have watched and it shows by the way you and the horses interact with each other.
Thank you very much Starlene :)
Graeme we your viewers and the horses know how special you are keep up the good work ❣️👏👏👏✌️😎
Thank you Pat :) That's very kind of you
What an awesome piece! You have every right to be proud, Graeme. Mr. Wilde and Baby Annie are super stars!🐎❤
Job very well done!🥰
Thank you very much Bonnie :)
it's absolutely true - hanging around with horses brings peace - just like that :)
Awesome job! It should spark some interest in supporting you and the Wildies. You're a gem and definitely a horse whisperer. Hugs and congratulations! God bless you!!
Thank you very much Brenda! I hope so
Congratulations 🎉👏❤️🐎
Proud of you and your interview!!!
I enjoy watching your videos!!!
God bless you!!! 🐎❤️😍
Thank you very much Pamela :)
You deserve every credit! What I admire - beside other things - about your work is your patience, your positivity, your unconditional support for all the horses. I hope you will have many more subscribers, because your channel is something very special.
Thank you! I hope so too :) One day it'll get another spike I hope and that's encouraging and invigorating
Thank you for sharing the tv interview. I had not seen it. I'm so happy for you. In a way, I think your efforts affect not only how people treat horses, but also other people. The song, "Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me," came to mind.
Thank you very much :)
Graeme! Congratulations, just saw yr new interview video. Wonderful. For the 100th time, thanks for ALL you do!
Thank you very much Aileen!
Greame your #1 !! The best trainer your horse's are purely amazing!❤️🐴❤️🐎❤️
Thank you Denise :)
Thank God for you.
Wonderful, thank you for playing that clip ! That tells the story so well.
Thank you Patricia :)
Graeme, you are a very humble man that deserves to be honored for all you do. Thank you for explaining the plight of one of our provincial treasures. Every video you post "makes my day".
Thank you very much Tricia :) I'm very glad you're enjoying your time here
So good positive vibes.. Beautiful! I can see and feel all that good feeling around you and horses,, It was a lovely story. I wish all the best for you all.. For future too.
Thank you very much!
Congratulations that was awesome!!👍👍♥️🐎
Thank you!
You don't give yourself enough credit you are wonderful with horses. Get yourself some publicity!
Thank you Helen :) I appreciate that
You deserve to be honored. Absolutely!!!!
Thank you!
Definitely a herd member. You are making a difference starting with the 3 BC wildies. That was a great piece. Congrats.
Thank you very much Graeme👍 the video was great, neat and clear! Very well constructed for such a short interview but showing the essential! Little but with a large impact, spreading awareness of the necessity to save these wildies. You deserve recognition. You have been doing a fantastic job that other may discover and start doing too. It is so upsetting to think of slaughter as an alternative to get rid of wild horses in competition with man's lands, as wildlife is in other countries where their territories shrink to give room to buildings and agriculture. Hence the words of the late Jean Dorst, Director of the French Natural History Museum 40 years ago :"is there anymore room for wild animals?" already a concern at the time, when the situation has since worsen on the planet with species becoming extinct so rapidly, just because of man ! Thank you to you Graeme for having us part of your journey to rescue these wonderful creatures 👏👏👏 congratulations 🎉🎊💐🍾🥂
Glad that you could finally watch the interview ! I wanted to suggest you a book to read, maybe you know it yet ? It's "La bête qui mangeait le monde" by Antoine Nochy. I read this book 2 months ago and think it's reflecting quite well the quotation in your comment above !
@@algypsy17 yes, thank you! Great interview.. Thank you for the book, I don't know it... In fact, you probably heard of Michael Gzymek (son of Bernard Gzymek Director of the Frankfurt zoo in the '50s) who tragically died at 23 crashing his plane in the N' Gorongoro Crater while counting the animals over the Serengeti in Tanzania, father and son were the first to alarm the world about the impact of man on the planet, pointing out the species already on the verge of extinction, in their book "Serengeti shall not die" a masterpiece in those days..
@@martineinfrance Oh yes, the Grzimek are very famous in Germany and the book is a legend ! He made TV programs about animals every week that I waited eagerly for and B. Grzimek was a great lover of the Arabian horse (just like me) so that's what I loved a lot about him as well as a teenager !
@@algypsy17 thank you! Yes, now I recall his biography and his TV programs and how famous he was in Germany. I read a couple of his other books as well. But when I saw the place of Michael's crash and the stone on the slope of the N'Gorongoro Crater, I was very moved because he was famous over there too for his work on wildlife.
Thank you Martine :) Yes, they did a great job on the editing and narration. A well thought out job for sure, to me it shows what a professional can do...
Always watching till the end 🤓 and learning something new each time. Thank you Graeme🌈
Thank you! It's my pleasure
Love your videos Graham and really appreciate what you do for these gorgeous guys! You're living my dream life (I'm from UK and live in a smallish city) but your videos give my mind peace. I dream of one day owning my own horse so please continue doing the videos. They put me a lovely place for just a bit of the day 😊
Thank you :) It's wonderful to hear you're enjoying your time here and I'm glad it brings you some peace
Amazing to be given the recognition you deserve for your fantastic work with horses. It’s heartbreaking to hear that these gorgeous BC wildies are being mistreated or destroyed, it’s appalling. Keep doing what you do! You’ll always have my support ✊🏼🐴
Thank you very much, I'm very appreciative of your support and kind words
Thank you. I enjoy your 'meanderings' and usually start my new day with a quick horsey check. It's very relaxing to be able to enjoy you and your horses from 6500 km away.
Thank you! I'm really happy you're enjoying your time here
What a lovely human being you are. Love from the Netherlands. Keep going man.
Thank you very much!
You are definitely one of few voices of encouragement to be patient and kind with the horses. It's helped me to keep doing what I'm doing regardless of what others think. I have such a good relationship and communication with my horse now, and your videos help so much to set the pace of interaction. I've also come into horses later in life and I think it's great to question traditional methods and see what can be done better. Love seeing Annie growing, Little Miss is one of my favorites. Keep doing what you're doing!
That's wonderful that I can provide a bit of empowerment for you, that is definitely one of my goals for this channel and it's great to hear it's working a bit. Thank you for taking the time to let me know!
12:23 OMG! Someone call the paramedics! I just OD'd on cuteness!
Greame you are rocking it without trying to rock it! Truly 😎. So happy for you. You deserve it.
Thank you Jean :)
Awesome!!!!! You did a great job and it was well put together. Keep doing what your doing cause it will only lead to good things. And yes all the little things lead to bigger things. Thank you for all the work and sacrifices you do. You can really see how much it is appreciated in the eyes of those horses everyday. Their eyes tell a story and that story includes you. 👍 Thank you Graeme
Thank you! I'm so glad it turned out so well, I'm very impressed with their work and how they got their footage and mine together so well.
What you do for these horses is amazing. So glad that they have you.
Thank you :)
I'm really glad it went so well and you're happy with how it came out. "Be the change..." as the quote goes. It is a great piece and has a lovely message, and they didn't twist it with something weird.
Thank you for taking these horses in, teaching them with kindness and taking into consideration who they are and what they need, and treating them with respect. (Like, actual respect, not just 'they're big and they can hurt you without meaning to' respect.) I love that you *thank them* when they go along with whatever you're asking. I believe that the intention in that is very important.
Thank you! Yes, that's it, be the change you want to see.
You derisive this honor. Excellent work.
Thank you very much Debbie :)
Soooo happy I got to see the interview 🙌 wow! You are such a good person and its a blessing to be able to learn from you and to share the LOVE we have for horses 🐎 it is absolutely incredible to see the difference you have made in these sweet angels lives! God bless you and your family and your ADORABLE HORSES! My dream is to rescue a horse someday, you are an inspiration ❣🙏🙂
Thank you Christine :) I really appreciate you took some time out of your day to write that
So much information distilled into a short piece but wow, did it have impact!!! You have every right to be proud of what you have accomplished from the day you faced your fear to where you are now. You are making a difference in the lives of your horses, those of this community and now, to many others. It's quite reasonable to feel so many conflicting emotions right now, but I truly hope that happiness and joy hold the top spot. You deserve it.
Thank you Sandy :) Yes, I do feel a lot of happiness for sure. It's an amazing place to be surrounded with so many good and positive people and opportunities
I’m so glad I came across your channel,I’ve still got loads to catch up on but it’ll be worth it👍🏻
Thank you for being here :)
You teach us all to see how social, smart and emotional horses are so they deserve a good life and to be loved and kept with some companion animal no just locked in a stable alone.
We are having the same problem in the western US. The new land folks want to get rid of horses and nature so they can fraction for oil, mine. Put ut up solar farms, build factory, horses are being rounded up they are in their way. so very sad. Thanks for what you do. You help us humans also
Thanks for what you do
It's my pleasure :)
Yup. Gotta have my horse fix. And now I know all you guys, like extended family. Makes my whole day. And your commentary is too good to pass up.
Thank you very much!
Congratulations on the piece! It was very well done.
I have always loved horses. It's kind of strange to me how at this stage of my life (turning 60 in Aug), I wanted to learn, not just about what makes them tick, but the training aspect as well. I have found some great, patient trainers on YT (you, of course, being one of them). In fact I just found one fairly new to YT, Tim Anderson, that I think deserves more attention, in my humble opinion (sorry for the shameless plug, but I really feel strongly about bringing more attention to the good ones, just starting out in the area of social media).
Of course, since I'm not a horse owner, I come mostly for the horsey play time now.
I'd give anything to physically be around them. Just like dogs, they are amazing at helping people mentally.
As always, thanks for sharing your herd with us Graeme!
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
Thank you Laurie! I think so too, they did a great job. That's really great that you have found others that are kind and nice with horses.
All in all excellent
Great Job!! You really are doing great things.
Thank you Sherry!
Congratulations on the film clip. My favorite horses are Gracie and Annie!
Thank you Nancy!
We’ll done mate with all you do for these amazing animals…
Thank you!
YAAAY!!! That was awesome 😃 Graeme you look like a kid in a candy store. That little interview was great 👍 I'm so very happy, excited, and especially PROUD of you and all you've accomplished. Can't wait to see what becomes of all of this..... Again Graeme, outstanding job!! Blessings my friend 🙌 Jennifer
Thank you very much Jennifer! They certainly did a good job, I was amazed when I saw it
@@StableHorseTraining
Yes they certainly did do a really super great job on it, But it was all YOU my friend, the way you represented the wildies and the plight they face without people (like you) for help. Your honesty and heartfelt message regarding these beautiful kind animals, definitely brought a tear to my eyes 🥺. I really think you opened the door Graeme and brought awareness to this HUGE problem for these magestic beauties 🐎. Hopefully there will be more segments to follow 🙏. Again I'm just so Proud of you Graeme, for everything you're doing to help give these horses a second chance at life. YOU ARE A VERY SPECIAL PERSON!! And I know your family agrees 💯 percent!! Blessings 🙌 Jennifer
Very nice thank you for sharing your interview. You deserve all the attention you do such good things with nd for the horses and your so kind with them which makes them become the best they can be so their future will be good . No your definitely not into it for the money,just the love of horses.
That was a phenomenal piece! Thank you so much for posting it because I had not seen it yet. It's information that everybody really needs to know so maybe more horses like Annie, Mr Wilde & Lil MIss can be saved. Congrats & job well done! On a side note, at 8:35, maybe it's just the camera angle or maybe just me, but wowzers, look at how much longer in the barrel Roni is compared to Mr Wilde.
Thank you Beth :) Roni does have a longer barrel but I think the wide angle of the lens might be making it a bit more perhaps
Ready, I will enjoy getting to see your development.
Hi G! What an awesome piece Global did. I’m glad it brought more awareness to the Wildies. Beautiful just beautiful.
Thank you very much!
I have recently started watching your channel and it has very quickly become a favorite. Love what you are doing with the wildies. I have also started with horses a little later in life. You are such a inspiration
oh wow, that's wonderful! Thank you! I'm really glad you're enjoying your time here :) I'm quite proud to be an inspiration too, thank you for letting me know
Thanks for showing us the piece.
you're welcome :)
I think you are the Horse Whisperer.... You are amazing with those horses and teach me and my daughter so much. Thank you, Thank you.
Thank you very much, I'm really glad I can provide some interesting and educational information :)
I love that the interview shone an even bigger spotlight on the work you do saving wildies. Well deserved praise in my humble opinion! I'm not a horse person, or a longtime subscriber, but I've learned more than I ever thought I might in just watching your videos the last few months, and gained a lot of life perspective in the process. I just hope the wider world will learn, as I have, from you; protecting the BC wildies, and working on horse behaviours, as well as being a caring, empathetic human. I'd love to see your story picked up/aired in my home province (Ontario), because I know others are as ignorant as I was regarding the plight of BC wildies, and that really needs to change.
I am from Ontario also and never knew there were wild horses in BC until I came across this channel. Now I am hooked and look forward to every video. Awareness is the first step to making change happen. The fact that Global wanted to do a piece on wildies shows they believe their audience would be interested. Great step forward. Little Annie rocked her part. Graeme likewise!
@@paulasmith8324 Agree 100%!
Thank you! I'm pretty modest about it all but I really appreciate all the kind words. I'm sure glad I have been able to make a positive impact. That would be neat if somewhere in Ontario it got picked up. More awareness would be great!
When I was a child, there were 3 or 4 consecutive summers where my neighbors would leave for the month of July and my father and I were asked to take care of their 2 horses. It was so cool during those few summers just hanging out with those horses and my dad. I love this channel because it brings back some of those good vibes from long ago ! Thank you for the great content and this fun channel ! :)
Thank you for sharing that story, I'm really glad you're enjoying your time here!
Thanks!
Thank you very much as always Marie :)