First Outing Leading the Young BLM Mustang Filly by Alternative Horsemanship


After much preparation in first offering her time, then building trust with this BLM mustang yearling filly with her learning to accept being touched, haltered, and led. Then she was finally ready for her first outing and some time in a different pasture.

Pressure & Horses: When do humans believe the horse's dangerous behavior? Tokyo Pentatholon


Alternative Horsemanship with Samantha Harvey the Remote Horse Coach shares her perspective in an open dialogue in response to the world witnessing the unwanted, dramatic, and dangerous scenario in the Tokyo Olympics involving a horse.

Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series * Humans, Goldfish, & Horses

Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series *Humans, Goldfish, & Horses New Videos weekly, subscribe to the Alternative Horsemanship YouTube channel to not miss any new episodes!

Curiosity in the Young Horse by Alternative Horsemanship with Samantha H...


Meet Blackie He's a two-year-old colt who was born in the wild on a private land reserve designated for this particular group of horses in the early 1900s. His owner went and adopted him after being up here at a clinic and meeting Chloe, (remember the horse I rode the bicycle with?,) a filly born in the same band. Do you remember the video of the colt Montana playing in the water? He's also from the same band. The minds on these horses are pretty incredible... No, he's not a mustang... In the background is not mist or clouds, but rather smoke. Can you see the 6,000' mountains behind the trees? No? Neither can I for the last few weeks. The wildfires are still raging around us...

Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series *Having Fun with Horses

Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series *Having Fun with Horses by Alternative Horsemanship with Samantha Harvey the Remote Horse Coach New Episodes uploaded weekly, subscribe to the channel to get notifications of all videos posted.

First time leading the young horse- BLM Mustang Filly Alternative Horsemanship


Intro to leading Calamity Jane a filly BLM mustang. It took several weeks before I could touch her. Then after finding all her itchy spots multiple times, having her start to pick up her feet while loose, learn to be called off her feed, having her follow me around loose as I did chores in her pen, having her yield her head and follow the pressure of my fingerprints and take steps with me, I introduced haltering. I started filming right after I attached the lead rope for the first time. Most people watching would find this boring. Uneventful. Not exciting. That is exactly the point. Anything new with the horse shouldn't be big, dramatic, "or a story to tell later." But too often the human "thrives" on the scary moments they survive with the horse... for what? Bragging rights? Ego? And where does that leave the horse mentally, emotionally, and physically in their future interactions with people? Quality Conversations with the horse that he can retain, are based on thoughtful, specific, and clear Communication.

First Time I Halter yearling BLM mustang filly by Alternative Horsemansh...

Quality Conversations with this BLM filly mustang leading to "uneventful" haltering and thoughtful, new experiences for the horse that will influence everything they do with the human in the future.