I bought him anyway ~ OUTLAW auction HORSE Transformation ❤️ Pete's Story ❤️

Most people don't jump at the chance to buy an "untrainable" horse at auction.

But I am not most people.

This is Pete's story ❤️

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[rebeccasourpuss]

That so-called trainer should be prosecuted for animal cruelty. It's unforgiveable what he did, and he's a sexist pig too! Ugh! So glad Pete has you and your gentle, patient wisdom to help him heal as much as he can.

[greggminkoff]

I'm 75. I'm an old retired cowboy living in SW Florida. In the 1970s, I had a purebred Arabian colt that I raised and broke. I've also had many dogs. Most of them were Chow Chows. I mention this because they're both very similar, in personality. They don't forgive and they don't forget. Whatever you do wrong, is it going to last a lifetime. If an animal doesn't understand what you want from them, it is not their fault. It's your fault. We have to calmly figure out a way to make a request understood. Patience and the amount of time invested will be returned back to you 10X in satisfaction. An animal should not be beaten or punished for not understanding a request.

[ErikaWorobec]

Two years ago we rescued our Friesian Sporthorse gelding from a kill buyer. He was also “untrainable”. Now my young kiddo rides him bareback. Horses don’t start out afraid of humans, people make them that way.

Thank you for giving this beautiful horse your heart and thank you Outlaw for reminding everyone how brave and forgiving horses are.

[MrMoor]

I can totally relate, I am the two legged version of Pete. He will repay your compassion, care and kindness Lady CC. Childhood Abuse has lifetime lasting consequences.

[DustyHoney]

They wanted $1, 500 but they got $200! I can’t help but think that’s what happens when you underestimate a beautiful, young horse.

[WoodenFeather-xmvl]

"Two weeks in the wrong hands, took you two years" Same as traumatized people. Thank you for you very patient slow approach and understanding his strained nervous system. Great job!

[Angelica-mefj]

I had an UNTRAINABLE Horse whom I got at age 5 and I kept him for 30 of his 35 years. I loved that horse more than anything in this world! He was a fantastic barrel horse, had the best personality, was a real clown and when he died it was devastating. He was NOT crazy as some people told me, just misunderstood. I miss him to this day!

[Starry_Night_Sky]

This is the best way to insult the trashy last "trainer". Good grief, this horse reacts like he has lingering PTSD due to such a bad past experience with that last idiot. Horses really don't forget. Horses are already so naturally flight-based, that even in a safe home, his reactivity sensitivity is strongly primed. It's no big deal to me. I think I've had a number of Thoroughbreds and Warmbloods that just have a natural spookiness, and of those I've had, none were ever really mishandled like Pete endured. Clever Cowgirl could handle them perfectly fine. I must share this video. It's too good. He is gorgeous!!!!

[RosemaryFehlner]

That trainer did no favors for the prior owners. First, he traumatizes Pete, and then he runs down the sale price on the horse he damaged. 🤬 Pete is beautiful, and his mom has the same coloring and head as my mom's favorite mare (TB though, not QH). 🧡 As always 💞 Tiny! 🐈

[jabressdolath]

"Past training" no, that's not training, that was abuse. I am so thankful that Pete found you.

[ILuvHorses-nysv]

This breaks my heart. Poor Pete. He is so beautiful. So very glad you saved this amazing fella ❤

[adhc]

That this horse is still willing to trust after such abuse is astonishing and a testament to your kindness, understanding, and knowledge. So scared he collapsed. That so-called "man" should be very proud of himself.😡. What a hero.

[patriciahansen]

I'm glad you told the breeder that Pete's okay, and didn't end up at a slaughterhouse. Thank you for being so patient with him. He's beautiful.

[a.l.]

Pete was lucky you found him. The so called trainer should not be allowed around horses.

[cynthiaburgoyne]

I love the story of Pete. He takes after his dad. Please keep him. He needs a forever home, he needs you.

[SHADOW-xwlq]

First of all...THANK YOU. I was lucky enough to work alongside these amazing creatures. My mare Pride was an amazing horse. She came free if I purchased the tack. The horse trader was getting ready to send her south when I found her. She hated men, and would defend if men entered her space. Folks in the riding club soon learned neither of us took crap from anyone. No way to uncover her history. We rode everywhere. She was great with kids too. The only man she let touch her was my Dad. He never tried to ride her, only bringing her treats and talking softly to her. We got along great, both being crazy helped. Thank you again for all the work you do. ❤😊

[FreeSpiritinLightandLove]

There are apparently trainers in this world that have no business getting within 5 miles of a horse. It’s just heartbreaking. Thank you so much for being so patient, kind and loving with these poor babies. ❤

[AlliWalker]

"This horse is only for cowboys" tells you everything you need to know about that trainer. Ugh, how infuriating. Shame on both the prior owner(s) and the previous trainer. Makes me sad that people like that still have businesses working with animals.

[johntatum]

Glad Pete found a patient and loving person like you...good for Pete. Hope he fully recovers from his abusive trainer.

[qqqobbs]

Your patience, love, and gentle handling of this beautiful traumatised animal is so heartwarming. It is most likely that Pete will never fully get over the horrible things done to him but I hope he has a long and beautiful life with you.