I found your channel through Ryan Rose and I really enjoy your videos with "green" horses. It is nice to see how you handle things when your horse is not performing everything perfectly. Thank you & please keep it up!
O'l 'Red is a 😍 Beautiful horse! I watched this video several times so I could study his reactions and how you knew when to add more pressure, draw him in, and get that bend. I really love dhow you work with him; giving him freedom to leave or make that choice to "commit" I found you through Ryan Rose and so glad I did! Learning a lot from watching your videos. Thank you so much! Now I have two favorite trainers!
French Classical Dressage rider here. As you know, your communication with this animal is remarkable. It really fascinating to watch how deftly you move this horse's mind in a step by step process to achieve your goals. It's like leading the horse across a shallow river - stepping stone by stone so neither you nor your horse gets his feet wet. Incredible skills.
Great looking horse. Love your energy & patience with the horses. I'm beginning to understand that the draw is really important. You are so intentional!
Wow Nate, I really love the new trailers, they are stunning! Great job! 👍🏆💪🐴and of course Heza Mercedes.. 💖 It's 1000 times better than the "death awaits you beyond this point" disclaimer from before 😉😁 even though the disclaimer is absolutely true, still the trailers fit your videos a lot better. Love the Ol'Red Video, it would make for a great series (and then playlist) with follow-up videos!
@@EicherRanch On the first few videos you had that disclaimer at the beginning, about that under Texas law the equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities.. and although I understand that and it's true, the new trailers are so so much better. I could watch them on a loop, they're top notch! 👍
When you get horses off of big ranches just like the four sixes, they are almost like wild Mustangs, so they are standoffish and often times reactive because of the way they’re bred for cows, so it’s not a fear because he’s been treated wrongly, it’s still a reactiveness from not being handled enough, he’s not had a consistent 60 days I hope that makes sense, this is especially true with good cow bred horses coming off the big ranches in Texas
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I found your channel through Ryan Rose and I really enjoy your videos with "green" horses. It is nice to see how you handle things when your horse is not performing everything perfectly. Thank you & please keep it up!
Beautiful horse.
Thank you!
The ease, oneness, and intuition you both demonstrate here is remarkable.
I appreciate it!
I love how you reward them verbally with "great job." I think they feel that vocal energy (like we do).
Thanks!
O'l 'Red is a 😍 Beautiful horse! I watched this video several times so I could study his reactions and how you knew when to add more pressure, draw him in, and get that bend. I really love dhow you work with him; giving him freedom to leave or make that choice to "commit" I found you through Ryan Rose and so glad I did! Learning a lot from watching your videos. Thank you so much! Now I have two favorite trainers!
French Classical Dressage rider here. As you know, your communication with this animal is remarkable. It really fascinating to watch how deftly you move this horse's mind in a step by step process to achieve your goals. It's like leading the horse across a shallow river - stepping stone by stone so neither you nor your horse gets his feet wet. Incredible skills.
Great looking horse. Love your energy & patience with the horses. I'm beginning to understand that the draw is really important. You are so intentional!
I appreciate it!
Love this! Very helpful.
Good to hear!
Wow Nate, I really love the new trailers, they are stunning! Great job! 👍🏆💪🐴and of course Heza Mercedes.. 💖
It's 1000 times better than the "death awaits you beyond this point" disclaimer from before 😉😁 even though the disclaimer is absolutely true, still the trailers fit your videos a lot better.
Love the Ol'Red Video, it would make for a great series (and then playlist) with follow-up videos!
I’m glad you like the new trailers! Not sure on the other one you referred to but probably a TH-cam ad
@@EicherRanch On the first few videos you had that disclaimer at the beginning, about that under Texas law the equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities.. and although I understand that and it's true, the new trailers are so so much better. I could watch them on a loop, they're top notch! 👍
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Great foundation. Nice direction on the boo-boos. Love his chest. He is sharp, Nate.
I appreciate it!
Beautiful horse. That horse seems to be afraid of you? That's not normal after 50-60 days of training.
When you get horses off of big ranches just like the four sixes, they are almost like wild Mustangs, so they are standoffish and often times reactive because of the way they’re bred for cows, so it’s not a fear because he’s been treated wrongly, it’s still a reactiveness from not being handled enough, he’s not had a consistent 60 days
I hope that makes sense, this is especially true with good cow bred horses coming off the big ranches in Texas