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Want a beautiful horse

He shouldn't be a trainer

Lil smart a** lol

I like the way you work with horse s and you are so good on training horse 🐎 Nanette

They way he just stops like "oh. .....well sh*t." 😂

I love your bluntness truth Sir. You’re the man.

My Alma mater has had a few Blue Boon babies over the years via a mare in the breeding herd and they have all looked as gorgeous as this colt

Fantastic video. Thank you Clinton! Every word was seen as horse gospel and eye opening for what I've experienced since starting the method.

Guten Abend, wo kann man das Pferd sehen? An wen kann man sich wenden? Herzlichen Dank

Did you just say he is only two years old? And you baught him as a yearling and trained him for six months? How soon are horses normally started at your country? Wow. Thats crazy. I started my frisian mare at the age of 5 😮

We love maverick lol ❤️

Man I'm lovin what you're saying about self accountability! Everyone in this country should listen to what you're saying

That makes perfect sense.

He's a beautiful boy.

Thank you. Peefect timing for me as I just started training my filly 3 weeks ago. Work with her every day once and usually twice.

In my specific experience in my country, it's been the other way round, when it comes to RIDING issues, specifically. Ground manners is a different story though. So many people contacted me saying their horse has this or that problem and when I arrived and checked their horses, they were behaving that way because of some sort of pain or discomfort, which 80% of the time WERE the owner/rider's fault (usually ignorance and lack of education). An example: A lady contacted me and said that her horse had a bucking problem. She was very badly hurt, ended up in hospital and had to have surgery after he bucked her off the last time. I did my routine check of the horse and his tack and all was good, so I did some groundwork and rode him with no issues. He was a great horse with decent manners and schooling. When I spoke to her a little more after the session she told me a little bit more about the incident and it all clicked for me. She rode him with her new western saddle that she bought and he bucked her off that day. I put that saddle on his back and THAT saddle was WAAAAAYYYY too narrow, and very poorly made. In a few minutes his "bucking" problem was solved. Another example: My OWN HORSE, before I knew better. I was a very good rider (in the sense that I feared nothing, had buckets full of patience, and sorted out the problem horses, and I could sit a buck. Not at all in the sense that I was doing things the right way, unfortunately.) I backed my horse myself, and I really took my time with her. She could do everything on voice command since she was 2, she could lunge beautifully and I even used her when teaching the students how to lunge. And that was after sorting out a score of behavioral issues with her since I got her as a yearling (She kicked, bit, bolted, was pushy, wouldn't load, terrified of water. Her previous owner "spoiled" her and I managed to get ALL of those behaviors out of her, as I was experienced in doing so with other people's horses. After me sorting her out she was the sweetest and safest horse to be around) BUT she was a bit different under saddle when I backed her as a 3 year old. She'd buck when we started cantering and often ran off blindly after getting a fright. She'd pin her ears in sitting trot and for at least a year I just kept trying to get these behaviors out of her with very little success. I bought a new saddle and had a saddle fitter come to help me choose the right fit and SUDDENLY her bad behaviors under saddle stopped, like literally that day that I rode her with it to test it out with the saddle fitter. That day, my eyes were opened WIDE. And I felt soooooo HORRIBLE for fighting with her for a year, thinking it was bad behavior, when it was the saddle that was hurting her. Through my own damn ignorance, I learned that I should always check those things first before even tackling bad behavior like bucking/running etc. Ground manners, on the other hand, is a whole different story. There I COMPLETELY agree with Clinton.

Awesome, something new horse owners needed to know .. glad this video was made thanks Clinton 👍🏼👍🏼

No nonsense, no tree hugging woowoo BS. I'm loving these pearls.

Hi Clinton enjoyed listening to you once again! Have a great day!

Common sense all round

Such common sense !

Shitty broke, ain't broke.

Horses so alike ourselves.

Major sign of disrespect 😂

So smart ❤

I like the way you work with horse you are good with horse wine you work with your horse 🐎

My younger mare isn’t scared of lawn mowers, plastic bags, or normal things most horses are scared of. She’s scared of legit chunks of bark that have fallen off a tree…

😂❤

SmartyPants!😊

Clever!

Wow he’s got that one down 🤣 smarty pants!🐴

Oh oh…Somebody is in trouble.😅

A book out of this video and you will earn the next million.

So cool 🎉

Like so much how you talk and explain....even though I'm not native speaking english. 👍

Very helpful. Thank you.

Treehuggin’ idiots 😂😂😂

I have been born and raised in OH. I hate the weather, too. LOL Very sad this facility was lost in a devastating fire two weeks ago. I have had horses all of my life and had great mentors since I was a child. I agree with you. Some people really spoil their horses and wonder why their horse is so obnoxious. A horse isn't a dog. I see the same things with dogs. The owner takes them out and the dog walks the owner. I don't know how you put up with some of these stupid people. LOL You sure worked very hard and you've earned it well. Enjoy your life now! Yes, my daughter was a big fan of yours. She thought you were so cute and talented. She grew into a great horsewoman. Thank you! Enjoy everyday!

Love this love this love this!

I like the way you work with horse and you are good with horse Nanette

I’ve rode it that are now

He made a gun finger in Australia, arrest him

Whisdom told. Wise words.

❤yes!!!

Thanks for sharing the video It shows all of us that have horses that does not all good and that horses do fall down Thanks for sharing I needed to see that Hope you and your horse are both doing okay and no injuries

Words of the most knowledgeable horse-man on this planet ❤

I actually rode a Reiner and they are so fun and awesome! They are just so nice and easy (not rlly)

Nice Clint keep it going!❤

I’d think that’s a true statement in all breeds. Thanks for pointing that out

Wait I never knew some people had this problem 😮. My problem is I canter to much. 😅