THE BRUMBIES OF THE TINDERRY RANGE • AN AUSTRALIAN STORY
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- čas přidán 19. 11. 2022
- From the HorseTV Archives, a fascinating story from our friends down under. In Australia, a "Brumby" is a free-roaming feral horse. "Brumbies" have roamed the Tinderry Ranges in the New South Wales high country of Australia for 200 years. When Greg Powell saw that only one stallion and two mares remained, he decided to bring them in from the wild- not an easy task. Greg eventually gains the respect and trust of the horses. The story follows Greg as he locates the last wild horses of the Tinderry Ranges and brings them to safety, while realizing a lifelong dream of building partnerships with truly wild horses.
As an prof. german horseman I rode (or drove) hundrets, perhaps thousands horses in my entire life. But all of them where tamed breeds of Europe, never a wild one. It's a complete other work and other basics. Hat off, my friend for your perfect skills and horsemanship too❤ Best regards from Germany
The white mare runs so fully extended that her legs are almost completely horizontal to the ground. Wow. I'm grateful for you sharing on CZcams. My long-ish life around horses is something I miss in illness. Don't watch horse exploitation in shows or races. Rescues are safe best lives. Good camera work. From Texas. Been riding English, Western, bareback all over the Americas including South. I look forward to seeing more to hopefully support financially.
A TRUE CONECTION WTH THE HEART AND SOUL OF HORSES, DEAR GREG, YOU ARE A MASTER OF YOUR GIFT, UK.
I love to see someone train horses and ride them without bits, yes it can be done!🤠
My Dad was Greg's very close friend and the property that Snowy and the other wild horses roamed when they were wild is actually my parents property and while Snowy wouldn't let anyone near her the other horses were actually very friendly and would even let you pat them. Mum has a story about me when I was about 5, wandering off from everyone and when they noticed I was standing under the chest of one of the horses patting it. I also remember the day that they blew up the boulder. If you listen, when Owen is explaining what they're doing, there's kids playing in the background and I'm one of those kids. In case anyone was wondering, this was probably over 10 years ago now and they were indeed the last mob of wild horses in the area.
To The Powell Family & Mates..thankyou for making this Aussie girl very proud...dont ever change💝🐎
Amazing what one can accomplish when you ask nicely. Well done. Many blessings to you and your Brumbies
In addition to great story, Loved the respectful handling and the bit-less riding!! Very cool
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story, well done, you have a great heart!!!! ❤️
Snowy is one of the most beautiful mares I have ever seen, a beautiful story,very touched by it and how you gained her trust, totally inspiring video, thank you
What a lovely story! Those aussie saddles are amazing and I rode atop one for 10 plus years aboard a paso fino. My heart horse. I wish all wild horses were so lucky. Sadly in America it's one of the great down falls.
Incredible peice of work with Snowy and documentary. Cant wait to see more. Thank you and Gday
A truly moving and touching film, love that you just ride in a rope halter.
Oh yeah, she's fast! When you were trying to round them up, I could tell she was just playing with you lol. What a horse!
I love Snowy , I admire her Spirit and her kindness and willingness ❤
Beautiful movie and exciting, is this how Snowy River was produce into movie.,beautiful 🐎, I love it! Thanks.
I love to see the Arabian endurance horses there. I didn’t know if they were used much in Australia. Seems a perfect place for a horse that can really travel the ground. I have Arabs in western Colorado USA, so great for mountain riding!
I was not aware there were horses in the Tinderrys, which run east side of Monaro Highway between Canberra and Cooma. I raised horses at Numeralla in the 80's. Beautiful film, great horsemanship, stunning mare, me favouring horses on the chunky side with lots of bone. Well done.
Enjoy watching your inspiring journey with your wild horses, looking forward to watching more.
Wow thank you for sharing the story of the bumbies they are amazing creatures