Ginormous horse accidently hurts owner!

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Ginormous horse accidently hurts owner! This 1 tonne horse will not pick up his feet and can sometimes crush or side kick its owner. It has become a dangerous scenario and its too strong to hold on to, Steve works hard on this one https://steve-young-horsemanship.myshopify.com/

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  4. that horses head is 3X the size of Steve's head .. wouldn't want him to push me me that big head. We had a quarter horse and a pony when I was a kid that pony was evil, I wish I had these videos then but that was the late 60s and early 70s NO internet then. The quarter horse was a joy to ride but the pony was evil he'd take riders under low branches and through thorns and brambles. He once jumped a barbed wire fence and hurt my back as I had never jumped and probably wasn't in the right position for it. My dad was proud that I stayed on. I just kept thinking the lil devil was hoping to drop me in the barbed wire, so I stuck like glue.

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  5. The disengaging when you had him turning after the lifting of his right front hoof was a thing of beauty he crossed his rear hooves by probably a foot and a half. it wasn't hurried or jerky, there was no fear in him at all he was comfortable and confident that working with you was not a problem for him. I think horses all love you by the end of your visits

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  6. I love your videos. I have 3 horses I'm training my filly from the ground up and your videos are a wealth of knowledge. You are doing such great work for those you help directly and for those of us who watch you work with the horses.

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  11. Sorry Steve…I don't think your horses agree with you, Not going inside.. like they are used to 😅😂 The 3 of them are just looking at you.. like you are mental 😂🤣

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  14. I had a Belgian . He was a gentle soul. He just didn’t know his strength . I could do anything with him. But I worked with him daily. He could come up behind you and breath in your ear. Make you go oh shit.

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  19. Steve, you are brilliant with horses. I hope you realize God gave you this gift of helping so many of His beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.

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  21. How would you recommend training a horse to be more confident when riding alone? My boy is fine with another horse or a person on foot, but when he's on his own he rears so he can go back the way he came.

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