Last video he was dangerous!

In this video I am saddling and bridling Phantom for the first time. Last video he wanted to hurt me.

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[nancylee]

He’s a beautiful boy but he has a hard head but I have confidence at some point he’ll come around. I believe one of your greatest strengths is your patience and willingness to change direction as needed. I enjoy learning now. When I was young, I was much like Phantom but now at 76 I love the learning process. Too bad it took so long so I hope Phantom will be a quicker learner. Great video. Thank you.

[nowhere]

You have the knowledge and patience of a saint to train this horse. You’re an incredible trainer with so much knowledge. Every time I watch your videos I learn something to use with my own horses.

[toriwolf]

Wow you are the most patient person, my favourite channel to watch you are such a great trainer, just a joy to watch❤❤❤

[KerryDior]

Tim I believe Phantom will be a great horse once you have finished his education. Once again great training resources.

[reginaduke]

You are one hard-working fellow. I love your videos, and I admire your methods.

[nancytharp]

Great camera picture and lighting @Malinda. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏝 🏖

[L.well.]

I noticed that after the saddling, he was actually bending his head, neck, shoulder, and body towards the inside circle instead of bending outside of the circle when being lounged. Looks like he is finally giving into pressure and listening to you. Great job! Phantom was looking to you for the next que on what to do next. Love seeing a trainer willing to take on the different breeds of horses and treating them for what each one needs at the time of training. Not all horses train the same way. Your training is simply above most trainers out there. I just wish you were in my state! Love watch you! God bless

[retiredairforce]

He has great motion! He will get that he is not in charge and you are the leader. He will need consistency or he will fight it. Beautiful horse.

[melblacke]

You were right on the money about increasing the amount of pressure. When he had that saddle on, he was paying much closer attention to you when he had that saddle on.

[peterneilsen]

Good morning all. Wow what a great change in a few days good job Tim, Thank you for video Tim & Melinda.😄😇

[marilynbridges]

He is really athletic. He could be an excellent endurance horse.

[smsmarshal]

I love watching your videos Tim. I am feeling more confident myself as I put somethings you say into practice - thank you

[michellehennessey]

Smartest horse i ever worked with was a late gelded straight Egyptian Arabian. This guy is working nicely given his experience. Have to engage their brains ❤

[chrishall]

Firm but fair, guy training sounds like he's going to have a heart attack very soon..

[justus]

I agree, he needs the pressure to get his attention. Can't wait for the day he becomes another Sabre.I love Arabians.

[marielouisemulder]

beautiful soft treatment...step by step with great horsemanship...thank you soooo much Tim and Melinda

[lotusflower]

Another good learning opportunity! Yes that running up on you for security when first saddled can be scary

[francesn]

Such a great point. Scared vs. Don't want to is something so important for every horse owner to learn. It can save your life.

[francesn]

Your patience and consistency is awesome.

[Gingerwalker.]

It is so interesting to watch you work different horses and be able to compare how they are with you vs how my mare is with me. Seeing this horse basically completely ignore you at the beginning of the video and change during the training session is fascinating.
I never realized how good my mare is at giving me her attention while lunging etc. I have been watching her ears much more since I found your videos. She almost always has 1 ear on me when I am asking her to work.
My mare is not perfect. I will say whoever had her prior to myself gave her a really good foundation and she really likes to please. She was broke out by the Amish.

Your teaching is making me more aware of what she is giving me and what I need to give to her.
I am loving the 3 horses you have recently shown that all have about the same sized star in the same spot on their foreheads. I love a star browed horse. They are my favorite.