The horse tamer - Enigma

In this episode, Martin must help Enigma, an uncontrollable Criollo horse with a promising future as a Paso Fino, to get in the Flowers Festival parade and the Paso Fino competition in Medellín, Colombia. The challenge is: time is too short..

[AndreaDingbatt]

I see a back problem, and a horse kept imprisoned, Thank God for his new Friend, who Understands his equine needs!!
Namaste 🙏XxX

[janebrommet]

Horses are very sensitive about energy.
They only see and feel it. So compromises and respect are the tools....
Great trainer. Hope the other people will learn and follow him

[aleja]

EXCELENTE!!!!
Martin es un Domador con Mayúsculas!!!
Comprende, escucha y respeta al animal Felicitaciones!!!! 🇦🇷

[deborahburgett]

Exactly. Thank you for taking the time to record this, to teach.

[cherylaikins]

These people think it's strange to take into account what the animal wants. I FIND THAT STRANGE. AND CRUEL. I'm glad someone with some higher intelligence and compassion and empathy has been placed into their lives! May they start to love and appreciate these majestic creatures and treat them with the respect the owners get! LOVE THE ANIMALS ALWAYS!!

[rosariamontuori]

To much in very little time, to sad,
But I love the way he handles with much love, he really loves 🐎🐴🏇🐎and now what the horse needs❤
So grateful you exist
Good luck Enigma🙏

[marypatten]

The guy who us going to be riding and showing him needs to spend more time with him. Plus he needs to get his back vet checked again to be sure all is going well with the horses back.
Great video. Enjoyed it very much. God bless

[janetswalley]

Good I’m glad you have changed the way your are training horses. They need love and care and human touch .

[christywhitley]

I’m in tears seeing Enigma rise to the challenges in only a few days after more than four years of suffering. We need more trainers/ tamers like Martin!👏🏼👏🏼

[jenniferw]

Beautiful!! If people could apply some of this care and knowledge with all animals. Observe, question, examine, and find solutions that don't cause more harm.

[efs]

Loved this. It was totally worth the 44 minutes.

[Fenris-njtr]

It is so nice to see an owner take the time and not get rid of a troubled horse and enjoyed seeing enigma interact with Martin who definitely has what is needed to bring a horse to do things they particularly don’t want to do.

[nancyscottartprojects]

The horse has a brain structure of all mammals, exactly like ours. Thus, horses experience all the same emotions. I grew up breaking and training thoroughbreds and quarter horses. One of my degrees is clinical psychology. Therefore, I can say authoritatively that applying horse psychology makes all the difference in working with their problems. When I was young we did not have the horse whisperers that we do today. Today, working successfully WITH horses is not brutal. I greatly appreciated the sensitivity of Jorge. Good job!

[lcmmassa]

Yes, magnificent recovery. please ease it and heal strong. Keep us posted. Blessings to all!

[sylviabeam]

Ok you brought tears to my eyes, thank you. Truly you are a horse whisperer. You gave this horse his life back. Without breaking his spirit you taught him to be the horse he was meant to be.

[clauraribeiro]

I know nothing about horses, but I think they are the most beautiful animal. I loved to watch this video. So beautiful the way Martin worked with Enigma. Well done Martin, well done Enigma.
Lovely to watch. God Bless 💕💕💕

[noritahilton]

I like the patience he showed with the horse. Not letting him stop after something bad but letting him do it right then stopping. I also like the fact he never used spurs or a whip on the horse. That shows he understands horses and really knows how to ride them. No abuse used. I hope ppl who see this learn a lot from this man.

[rosalbaramirez]

Espectacular. !!! Le hizo honor al nombre: ENIGMA, y había que descifrarlo ...

[lilianarena]

That was so amazing that hard work and diligence paid off. Martin is as gorgeous as Enigma lol couldn't help myself.

[nancyscottartprojects]

Glad this turned out well. That horse had not yet learned to trust, possibly with reason. They do not forget. They give respect to those who respect them. They are individuals and must be treated as such.