Auction horse TRANSFORMATION~I couldn't leave this STALLION behind! ❤️ Studman's Story ❤️
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- čas přidán 8. 12. 2023
- This horse took my breath away when I first saw him at the auction!
For a few hundred dollars I was able to bring him home and give him a chance at a better life.
A year later he is happy and healthy!
To see more storied like his check these out!
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Whoever let this guy get into that condition and then dumped him should be deeply ashamed, but probably isn't. The work you do is simply awesome.
He may have been a nice breeding stallion. He’s smart, decently behaved, and seems to be Arabian. Could be wrong about breed, but that’s my guess. Arabians are quick and fairly adaptable horses.
Okay....I am coming clean. This is my 4th time watching this video. I wish there was a "like" , "really like", and a "really, really like" button to click on. 😊
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Slamming that like button before i even watch the video. Okay, just want to mention that it is NEVER silly to give an injured horse rehab. If you think he needs healing and its something he can recover from, go for it. Your horse, your decision.
💯 This! I did the same thing. And I like the cut of your jib.
I agree. I think they deserve a chance.
It's never silly to give a horse love and care. ❤
I love the way you not only rescue but then fully recover these horses, thank you 🙏
From ticks, botflies and hoof problems to a gorgeous animal! He looks so proud of himself showing what a good caretaker you are.
I love Studman. I had & showed for 30 yrs. I rode English saddle & did Eventing. I'm now 74 & live in a group home. But my horse days was the best days of my life. (Besides having a child).
Totally really enjoy your videos 😊
Thank you for saving this fella, I came across your channel by way of animal rescue feeds. Your narratives are so engaging, even for the farthest iota of a horse person. I am a lifelong NYC resident--I have gone on a trail ride in Montauk once as a teenager, and have 3 cats, but I love your passion, knowledge and tireless stewardship of these splendid creatures, even the worst horse is gorgeous and incredible to me. To imagine any of them going to a slaughter house is terrifically heartbreaking.
You are one gutsy woman! I have nothing but respect for someone who would have the courage to buy such horses, along with the confidence to learn as you go as you begin the rehab process. You are way more than just clever, cowgirl! You are a force! I've watched quite a few of your videos, and I am humbled by your positive outlook in the face of such challenges. As for which horse to put under saddle first, my vote is for Studman. He looks great, and ready to embrace the work!
Honey, I love everything you do.To see you resurrect these horses to be free again after they were dumped off like a piece of trash, makes me so very happy. I'm, Donna F. Using a different log in on my tablet so you can know who is commenting. Your videos are very well done and explained. Again thank you for what your doing. I will try to be some support for you. Peace
Studman is a really handsome gelding! Since he's been rehabbing for a while now, I'd like to see him started first. You did an excellent job getting his hooves in good shape. He looks ready to start his training! 😊 ❤ 🐎
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I cannot tell you how much your channel means to me. I can be having a not so good day, put on your videos and feel better. Between your soothing voice and seeing the love you give just makes my heart feel better. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.
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I'm so glad you're telling his story, what a lucky guy ❤
I could watch your videos non stop, they make me so happy. I'm a former jumper turned dressage turned too sick to ride with the goal of doing what you're doing when I sell my home and move out to the country with a friend who's also a horse lover. It's always been my dream to rescue horses. In the meantime I rescue cats and dogs. We rescued a gorgeous horse, literally off of a meat truck when I was young and that always stayed with me, he was such an amazing horse and to think, 5 more minutes and his fate would have been sealed. I truly love and admire all you do.l You have a heart of gold. Stud Man is gorgeous, I love that thick stud neck he has and you gave him his life back. They all seem so grateful, I think they know...which is heart breaking for those who don't make it but for those who do, you have their eternal gratitude and love!! I can't wait to see how he comes along with some training.
I wish you all the best with every one of your gorgeous babies and look forward to seeing more videos.
Much love and hugs from Montreal. xxx
While doing animal rescue I found out that many people think a free or cheap animal "isn't worth" spending money on, as though it's an investment instead of a living creature with feelings. You go above and beyond for these guys and it's just wonderful! You're also very brave to do that hoof trimming that way on an unknown stallion! He's quite a beauty!
Skeletor is born to be an amazing athlete and Stud Man has hidden strengths. They are lucky to be in your talented hands. Hmmmm ... I'll let you decide. 🐎💞🐎
I'm not a horse person, but I love all animals. I found this video very uplifting.
People like you are a credit to humanity. Bless your heart.
I just found your channel and subscribed. You're so kind with the horses, the world needs more wonderful people like you! Looking forward to watching your old videos and new ones. It must be so rewarding to experience the incredible transformations of these so neglected beautiful souls, to see them blossom under all your care and love. I love watching the transformations. Thank you for your loving kindness 😊❤️😊
I have just come across your videos, too. I'm so impressed & I admire what you do & how you do it. I look forward to finding past videos & also future ones.
Well Cowgirl, you've managed to do it again. Making us punters make the hard decisions, choosing which horse to progress first. I do have a soft spot for Skeletor because he's not as well socialised and is always picked on so, I'll choose him. Thanks again for a great video which exemplifies your wonderful temperment and understanding of horses and what they need and it's all packaged up in one so young: Power to you Cowgirl
I love everything about Stud Man... He's a handsome, beefy dude! However, it seems Skeletor would gain more confidence under saddle.
You should change Stud Man's name to Stedman (Oprah's boyfriend)... It's more dapper. Like him👍
I like this little horse! He looks really athletic to me, too. Every time a troubled horse comes my way, I also go back to square one. Round pen, lunging, ground driving before riding. Used to have great success bringing horses off the track this way (back in the old days when all upper-level H/J were OTTBs). Good luck with all your rescues. You don't know me, but believe it when I say that my own 65 years of looking at life through horses'' ears tells me I'm right when I say you really know what you're doing. Kudos for sharing your gift.
Thank you!
Yes, she's awesome!
What does OTTB mean?
I told you that The Clever Cowgirl is definitely what she is!! She seen this horse needed a home 🏠🏡 and she bought this one and now, look at the transformation!! What a difference an auction makes!!
Either of them. Great explaining.
@@user-hp1rf2nv1s Thank You for sharing this reply with me!!
I love how you rescue and recover these beautiful guys, you do such a great job! God bless you. 👌💕
Thanks so much
Studman has my vote because ------just because. I really appreciate how much you educate yourself about anything that relates to your horses and their care. You make yourself ready for all the situations and problems you might come across with the purchase of "mystery horses" as you find them. Too many people are lazy about knowledge. To do the best care for our horses we must stay up to date on the latest available info from vet schools world wide as well as new farrier info. No horse can live well without the best feet they can have. You do such a great job reclaiming horses because you do all the study necessary. I wish I could buy one of your "recovered" horses but no such luck for me. But I can enjoy your videos and wish the best for you and all your horses. And not just thru the Holidays, but all year.
Both ...
But Studman most ...
I like him a lot , and glad you picked him as a rescue .
He's build well , and if his feet are getting better , he will be a fantastic horse .
I would buy him at any time if I could
I think both are darlings and I can't wait to see them under saddle
Studman! He seems more ready than Skeletor for some reason. ❤ I enjoy your videos and love how you treat your horses. Watching them play and knowing that's important to you warms my heart.
Thank you!
The way you transform these magnificent animals is absolutely wonderful to watch. You have patience, knowledge, and compassion in spades. Kudos to you and your heart❤❤❤
God Bless You Dear!!! You are so wonderful and as an Animal Lover I Thank God for People like you. There are so many bad people that don't care about Animals or people for that matter. We are new to your channel but are Loving watching it and cheering for the Horses. Keep up the great work and we are Praying for you and them. ❤ Thank You J and C in Utah ❤😊😊
I'm glad you found me!!
Don't have a favorite just love watching each horse's story and his journey into recovery.
What a miraculous transformation of Studman AND Skeletor - Kindness off the charts.
I'm so glad you found him he made a nice recovery 👏
Gosh I love all the gals on YT showing the world how to be kind and get great results with animals, especially horses. I love your ways and Im excited to see your horses and your channel grow. Nice work!
I love what you do, Those animals are lucky you found them! What an awesome calling, Thank You!
I'm personally more excited to see Skeletor be started under saddle. But that is a me-thing and I will folloe both stories.
Seeing the tics and hearing his story brought tears to my eyes. He is so lucky you take care of him.
I'm loving ur channel,iv been around horses since I was 6 and I'm now 44 iv only had 5 yrs out from having a horse I am learning alot from watching ur videos,unfortunately I lost my rescued horse 2 months ago he was starved and torched,i was told he wudnt pull throu but he did i had him for 7 yrs it took him 18months when he finaly started to trust me ,he broken my heart when I had to let him go due to health probs,he never went with out whilst been with me and he found love and trust again in people and bonded with me he was my beautiful rescue horse and he,will always hold a,special place in my heart,you do an amazing job with all ur horse xxxxxxxxx
So sorry for your loss. He really ended up in the right place with you.
@@fleetskipper1810 thank you xxxx
I'm sorry. You get so involved with your animals they become a part of your family unit and then lose them. How sad.
Nice! Thanks for giving him a chance!
Skeletor under saddle (I'm interested to see how he does with some dressage), but Studman is a nice looking horse, even from the time you picked him up from the sales when he wasn't in great condition. I think he'll be really nice as well. I love the way you pick up the at risk ones and don't push them through their rehab to sale and restart/rehab them properly even though it takes a lot longer, so they should be well set up for life and a good home this time.
He looks like a Morgan horse. His conformation and 14 hands makes me think so. He's beautiful. All your horses are beautiful. Thank you for all you do for them.
I'm easy as to which horse, although Studman is older and more developed.
What i like is your patience. You know it's a long haul to get these horses up to better condition and to make sure they're not in pain.
I also watch the Black Fresian Ltd channel and the owner, Tracy is equally as patient with her horses. Her horses are rescues and nearly all have something wrong with them.
You both are passionate about the welfare and comfort of your horses and that i find inspiring.
Thank you! ❤️
While I’m sympathetic to Skeletor’s difficult journey, I vote for Studman because I like his conformation - he really does look like a stud!
His big ol cheeks! :)
I really like what you are doing and how you approach these guys. You are giving them value that will protect them in the future. My own horse was sold to slaughter. He is alive and happy today thanks to someone like you! Thank you for what you do.
Thank you! ❤️ I have been doing this a long time and the best way by far to keep them out of harms way is to give them a proper education!
My first horse, a young mustang I adopted, trained and rode, went to slaughter when I thought I was doing the right thing for him to sell him to a woman whose little girl adored him. Took me many years to get over. Love to watch this channel.
You are a gift to horses who have been abused and discarded!! I have nothing but respect and love for everything you have done and continue to do for these beautiful creatures. What a gift you are to all of girls who love horses and don't have the means, time, resources or education to get or help them. Your videos give me hope and are educational for all who watch.
Thank you and God bless you. ❤❤❤
I'm amazed just how much that horse Studman has changed and developed in the space of 12 months!
Sometimes, all there is is to listen and learn. I'm listening.
I also have watched this video multiple times. I love minute 3 when the broom falls over and who blows up? Nobody! I admire this guy; I love how you’ve given him so much time; and I am excited to see his further training.
Skeletor seems quite versatile from just the few videos of him I've watched. I want to know what you think he's capable of. :) And Studman, what a change in color and conformation!
Great transformation in both horses...awesome job!
❤🎉😮 Wow Studman is a totally different horse!! Beautiful I love to watch him move. Please hurry and put up more videos of him lol. 😁🤗🙂🥰🤩
Thank you, your work is amazing!! ❤💖❤️💖⭐🎄
🤣 I need to teach Tiny how to take video. I'd get alot more done that way!
God bless you, sweet lady! Seeing the difference in how he stood and moved after the first temporary shoes was really telling and moving. Don't need to know about horses to see the instant improvement. And when he started running and looking like a handsome, healthy, happy guy - touched my heart. Thank you.
I don’t know how you get any work done…I would just stand and stare at the beautiful mountains all day long!
I feel that the angels are guiding you. Thank you so much for trusting your heart. You are amazing.
I am very glad that you are giving these horses time to acclimatize, breath, heal and relax. It is wonderful!
The most important part!
Skeletor is who I am most excited about. Can't wait to see more of his story
I'm just so happy that you, with your combination of skills and compassion, exist in the world at all, let alone that you share your gifts with horses. Thank you for all you do in the world.
studman ....love your channel and your experpert training skills!
Both are beautiful, can't wait to see how they do. 😊
🤩🤩CC, this is a hard choice between Skeletor or Stud Man for starting under saddle. The more recent story of Stud Man is a new type of decision for me vis-a-vis that teeny-weeny bone chip that showed up in the X-ray of one foot.
This smallest detail, virtually unnoticeable by most, actually maps out the whole journey of health-care recovery for one inherently buckaroo stallion ~~ your gift is adopting an unknown stallion and turning a frog into a prince based on such informed intuition.
Those temporary shoes to help heal his feet was such a DIY solution that must save you a lot of money (from your vet-tech background). The "glue" reminds me of the fiberglass coating my family put on a boat kit, also a DIY project for us.
Lol, the previous owner, you determined made up a "fantastical tale" about Stud Man's trip; you knew that, too, and investigated to find his real point of origination. They moved him from a smaller auction to a bigger one where they knew he could get a higher price.
These poor horses riddled with parasites / mites, are owned by people who have no right to own any horse as they do not give him the right vet care. At only 5 years of age, per his teeth, Stud Man has a good pasture life of grazing ahead of him with bff, thanks to you.
See the dapples on him after you had for 12 months. Beautiful
Handsome boy! Love the fact you take your time with them. They will greatly benefit!
You do such good work with them! Thank you!
Such great work❤
Thank you so much 😀
I think those fellas will let you know !!!
It is so nice to see your work with these horses!
You can tell how happy they are!
Your patience, kindness and guidance of these confused horses makes the world a better place.
You are amazing! Thank you for rehabbing these horses.
❤I love how you rehabilitate the horses. I would like to see some training videos.
If I HAD to choose, its only through knowing Warmblood breeds ( The Trakehner in Skeletor, for those wondering what I am referencing.) are slower to mature. Being old school, I love Studman's conformation. He reminds me of the foundation Quarter Horses, the ranch and using/ all around horses. As far as your farrier skills? Beyond impressive! I found your channel a few months ago, and very happy I did. Owned horses for 20 years, but no longer. I will live vicariously through you here in Idaho.
They are both totally different horses, built for different disciplines. Can’t wait to watch them both.😊
I know nothing of caring for horses, and have never been around them…, BUT, you have me hooked. I love your videos. ❤️
Hard to choose between stud man and skeletor, but I think studman should start first - don’t have any reason really for picking him except that he seems ready
He has a gorgeous shoulder. You just don’t see that as much.
As you asked, I think that starting Studman first would be wisest. He has a much better developed, more mature musculature - which of course he will have, having been a stallion for so long. Skeletor still looks as if he's got quite a lot of physical maturity to catch up on. Although it'd be good for him mentally to do groundwork, I think he'd find being worked from the saddle to be unhelpful, physically.
Skeletor has lost all sense of where his legs are since the last time he grew. Something he'll need to get straightened out before I sit on his for sure!
@@TheCleverCowgirl Trakehners are (or were - modern strains may well have changed) notoriously late in maturing physically ...
One of the things I love is how you are a walking encyclopedia of pragmatic facts & horse sense AND the heart of the relationship & connecting. You can drive away, acknowledge & call a friend, take a chance---welcome the horse, show us a handful of his pretty ugly worms, & keep going. Gotta admit: I perked up about the hooves & shoes---those shiny black numbers were Sunday Best Oo-la-la.
I love seeing Studman's journey and story!! It's really incredible how much you take on---and I agree, the results are so worth it. He's a wonderful boy. I think I'm rooting for him to be your next under saddle trainee.
The Universe needs you. You are wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
Oh what a beautiful boy Studman is, as always you have done an amazing job with him and given him the chance he deserves, it lovely to see them playing and bucking around enjoying life thanks to you, I would love to see him started under saddle first, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
he's beautiful; thank you for caring
Thanks for the re-cap on Studman. I'm a new subscriber so I'm trying to get caught up on all your horse's histories. You are an amazing horsewoman!!!
Thanks and welcome!
The way that horses and donkeys are treated is appalling. Bless you for all you do.
He really is beautiful ❤. All your horses are gorgeous! Love how you handle and take care of your horses!!
There are so many things going in in this video and they're all Wonderful. I appreciate the fact that you see the value in these horses. Thanks for teaching us. I literally cannot wait for your next video. Keep up the great work. Now that my wife has her horse (Raina) I've settled on getting a Rocky Mountain horse as I am partial to a gaited horse. Or maybe not...lol I figure God will send me the horse I'm supposed to have 👍👌
Beautiful video. Thank you for caring so much for them and fixing their feet so they are comfortable to move on to the next thing.
I'm excited to see them both be started.
I am in love with Skeletor. But now… after watching this? Studman is amazing. He broncs, he bucks, he plays! He reminds me of my a horse back in the day way up in Massachusetts. However, he was so gentle with me! ❤
Very impressed with your handling, and attitude to stud man…. I like how you understand and have worked out his feet sutuation and his possibility’s previous handling…. His temperament is very similar to my stallion, who was full quarter horse, I wish you well and look forward to following his journey with you….
Thank you!
I loved Studmans personality. And even though they are both good looking, there’s something about Studman that just pops out. Can’t wait to see more videos just so I can figure out what it is that makes him a little more special to me. Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️
I'm excited about both !! They are so lucky that you came into there lives when you did .
I vote for Studman first. You have done a wonderful work with him. What a beauty he is. So muscular. And now gas great feet thanks to you! He's come a long way. I love watching your videos!
The Amazing Cowgirl! I'm still on team Skellator❤. This video was packed with practical & useful info and those buckaroos were entertaining!
Studly Dudly! What a spunky guy he is. Great shots a year in. He’s a lovely gentleman with Skelly Vanelly
AMAZING TRANSFORMATION! Thank you for all that you do for these wonderful animals! God Bless!
I simply love the process of every rehab horse cowgirl thanks! I love your site!
Regards, Dave UK
He is absolutely beautiful, beautiful horse. I love the way you do things with horses I really do. I’ve watched a lot of videos but you are very good at what you do and you know what you’re doing.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it !
Love how you care for your horses and stragglers. ♥️♥️♥️
I ADMIRE YOU SO MUCH. YOU ARE SUCH A GOOD HORSEWOMEN AND YOUR TOUGH ENOUGH TAKING CARE OF YOUR HORSE BY YOURSELF SHOEING AND ALL. HAVING LIVED IN MONTANA FOR 8 YEARS, KNOW THE BEAUTY OF THE COUNTRY AND FELT THE COLDEST WINTER I EVER EXPERIENCED THERE AND I AM FROM WISCONSIN. SAVING THESE LOVELY HORSE AND REHABILITATING THEIR MINDS AND BODIES. ALWAYS THE BEST TO THE VERY CLEVER COWGIRL. Susan First horse at 12 yrs old, many nice QH horses thru the years. 73 yrs and just rescued a sweet adorable 20yr old Halflinger x gelding. Keep up the wonderful work your doing.
He is like the Brad Pitt of horses with his big strong jaw line ❤
What an INSPIRATION!!! LOVE YOU!!
First of all thanks a ton for your work rescuing all these horses, not only those two. I hope there is a way to support you and your work.
About Skeletor vs Studman:
Since Skeletor was the first video I watched and I was really baffled because he looked like a hanoverian horse and I couldn't imagine a hanoverian horse in Montana, but I was pretty sure because of Skeletors anatomy (especially head, shoulder and back) and the way he moved he has to have some part of hanoverian in him. I was surprised about that there is a dna test for horses but not about the result. And there are a lot of things I like about Skeletor, that he is so affectionate and people-oriented, coltish and kind.
In my village in Germany where I came from before I moved to a city, there is a riding school with Icelandic ponies, but my federal state has nothing to do with horses, it is more about horse power. I think most German horses come from the north. There is a historical agriculture film on CZcams about the German warm blood horse before 1939, it is a bit about the history of horses in Germany with paintings and sculptures showing horses, roof rigde finish that looks like two horses etc., but first of all about the different warm blood breeds Trakehner, Holsteiner, Frisian horse, Oldenburger and Hanoverian and the different breeding lines in those breeds, because at that time horses were still used for work. The automatic subtitles are pretty bad, remember the german word for mare is "Stute" which sounds a lot like stud. And there is a town in Germany mentioned in this film called "Pferden", which is also a declined form of "horses". The film is called Historische Landwirtschaft: Das deutsche Warmblutpferd vor 1939 (Geschichte der Pferdezucht).
I’ll have to check it out! Thank you!
I love Studman. I am watching old videos, so I don’t know what his lineage is, but he sure is nice.
So heartwarming to see your expertise, patience and love pouring into Studman. Brava, brava 😊Our beautiful planet needs more people like you, thank you for making my day.
I really enjoy watching the recovery process of a rescued horse. It's great to see how healthy and alive the horses are after recovery.