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Solo comb- The humane ways to trim and thin manes.

What a wonderful performance from Beezie and Bud!

What I'd give to have Beezie's lower leg! Goes to show she's a class act no matter who she rides.

What a nice jump, he's stepping over those. Lots ofability.

the horse seems very proud too at the end :) ...

Nicely ridden as always!!

Nothing beats Spending Time and knowing what your horse is doing.. Best of Luck Victoria. Cheers, Bruce Stone and Dr Alena Bykova DVM Stonehenge Farms

The sounds are so weird! 😂

Hearing “Cincinnati Red, American Thoroughbred” made me so happy to hear. I can’t help but have a soft spot for a good old fashioned thoroughbred ❤. Although I appreciate the modern bred horses, I keep hoping to see a high performance TB rise through the ranks again.

after being so impressed with the trip I learned who the rider was and thought, "well, that explains that." LOL.

She's truly been the Queen Bee(zie) for decades! Thank you for sharing old videos!

So so beautiful ❤️

😍😍😍

Back legs should step up and down but shouldn't cross. Only front legs should cross.

Good neck

Golden… just love Beezie! What an honor to watch her ride!! 🫡🍎

Most hunter rounds aren’t that smooth, beautiful ride!

precious!

She seems such nice horse

Poised, confident and precise. Beezie is the epitome of a great rider. Love watching her rounds!

Wow…how easy you make it look!

Hey is there a part 3 and anymore on this series please.

Shavings are better than a hay bed 😂

Damn I've never seen a stall with hay.... It must be more labor. I've work just with bed shavings.....lol

Promo sm

You are bringing them along beautifully. I love the confidence you instill in them

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It has been really fun to watch Hummer Z and Kickstart be thoughtfully progressed and developed. I have watched the journey over the past few years with these videos. Thank you for sharing Beezie and John Madden!❤

Loved watching them go !

Beautiful Beezie, fatastic ride and horse really jumps well.

I love them 😊

Excellent articulate comentary. Thank you!

Perfection!! Will you travel to Kentucky in April?

You go Beezie 🐝 flying over those jumps! You still got it! ❤

Yayyyyyyyyy 🎉

What kind of flooring is in your barn aisle? Looks great!

Amazing!! He knows when he getting his pedicure!! 😂😂😂😂

Come 4 my pedicure

Beezie is the Queen!

Bud wants his pedicure and he wants it NOW! The dear old guy is looking great!

My horse tries to kill the farrier

My mom is a farrier and she has that exact same hoof stand!

Loves that horsey manicure.

Awwww so polite and well trained. Adorable 🥰.

I guess he likes the farrie! 😂😂😂

Your last words in this video were if you have any problems, just take the shoes off and let the horse be a horse for a while! As an international trainer, Australia and Europe I agree totally! I would even go as far to say few horses compete every week, regardless of occupation. So I would like to talk about shoeing! The farrier in most cases is only trying to replicate the most natural ideal angles and lengths for each horse through trimming and providing the correct shoes. First have the farrier shoe the horse. Measure the toe and heel length and angles of front and back hooves. This gives a base line for what is in most cases reasonable and acceptable. lets say circa every 4 weeks, take the shoes off and work the horse as normal letting nature trim the hooves to the same toe and heel lengths and replace the shoes. That's correct, with uncomplicated horses, for most horses natural is best. There are times when this is not possible if remedial hoof care is warranted, then ring the farrier! The older I became, the less time underneath a horse shoeing becomes the norm, at first I felt guilty, but horses soon let me know that what I was doing to save my back and money was doing them a service I had previously never even thought of! Pay your farrier to make a double set of shoes and give you a lesson or two on how to tack on a shoe so you dont have call him if the horse loses a shoe and it can not be found! Then buy another set of shoes and play around altering the newly bought shoes into the shape the farrier made to fit as spares! Every owner needs to learn to tack on a shoe properly anyway! Just to add to that: A veterinary once told me to use 1 part chlorine to 20 parts water to make home made "chlorhexadine" as a basic stable antiseptic substitute! Yes, basic toilet chlorine! It is cheep, cheep! My horses swear by it! Regards from Europe at the moment!

Oh, they look great!

Is there a way to teach a older western horse to jump?

Bezzie a FANTASTIC RIDER ON ANY HORSE. LOVE HER. GOAT OF THE HORSE WORLD. THANK U. JULI MONTESANO PORCARO

Thank you so much for sharing this process! I was looking for information specifically on cooling out on an unclipped horse and this was perfect!