Deb has alot to do today! Riding the good anchor horse to help Pat out, and keeping the drone in frame. I'd say she's on the payroll still!

Looking great guys! Thanks for the visit.

I always wondered if they felt the same sense of freedom we do when we're Outside with no fences......good stuff Pat, you made it look easy.....and Deb, you made riding AND Filming look easy as well.....what a TRUELY GREAT TEAM ! ! ! .....OnWard....

Always have and always will say, the horse gets his confidence from the rider!

Thank you so much for making your videos! I recently purchased a stock trailer and have been doubting my decision but your videos show me its possible and safe with the right prep.

Great ride Pat. I would have loved to learn from you in person when I was younger. I could listen to your stories for days!

This video has to rank at the top of any on the channel. To be able to view the action of Chinaco from the air gave a whole new perspective as to what he was doing and how Pat controlled him. Kudos to the drone pilot for being able to ride and operate the drone at the same time. The second ride being done outside rather than a few more sessions in the roundpen is amazing. Have not seen that with the other trainers. I also appreciate Pat's historical vignettes like this one about the Old Spanish Trail. Your dogs missed the jackrabbit at

The end lope and stop WAS pretty. Good 1st workout out on trail.

Wow! Brought tuff greatful tears to our eyes! Just like my GrandDad, who broke wild mustangs. Thank you Pat and Deb! God bless you both, and all that God chooses, to give you Stuartship over! Great admiration , from the Lamb Family! 👌😎🐴🇺🇸✝️

Busy first ride avoiding the scary brush monsters. I applaud you Pat, and so happy there was no bucking you off, Chinaco seems so kind hearted, and with your training he will make a great mount in the future! Deb you do awesome drone work, and a great rider as well, so glad Pat is keeping you on the payroll. Thank you

Thank you Pat Deb . Your patience and and explaining of the horse is so informative. God bless you both.

Pure joy, helping a young horse become a willing useful addition to society. Admirable!

Well ... "Isn't this exciting?" Thank you, Pat, for showing me that an old hand like yourself experiences the same things with a young horse when going outside for the first few times that a beginner like myself does. "I don't wanna go there!" "What's that scary thing over there?" Yeah. They are a lot of fun, especially when everyone comes home safe and in one piece. Safe travels to the both of you and thanks for this video.

This video brought back so many happy memories of my teen years in So. Calif. breaking wobbly babies "on" the sage filled river flats. It is a soft landing, when necessary. LOL.

Chinaco has more feel than most seasoned horses. As Pat would say, thats damn commendable.

Fabulous first ride outside! I totally get how this works for starting colts. Chinaco has had a lot to process in the last 24 or so hours. Thanks for taking us along and Deb you really got the drone action mastered. The lope segment put tears in my eyes. Such a beautiful sight with Pat and Chinaco loping along. (Had a chuckle and a thumbs up for the subtle bumper sticker on your trailer.! exactly! ) Thank you for sharing this joyous day!

Willing. No compromise. Foal to horse. Beautiful.

Deb, you must be an early riser....I live in mountain time and im able to watch your video with my first cup of coffee well before the sun rises....thank again for the videos.

Way to go cowboy! Enjoy your videos alot. Thanks!

Well done! Loved the shot where he was a little bothered and you Brought him around until he softened, then you just let him think for a spell. That sand looks a great deal softer than our hard crusted snow up here. Once again, teach for living where people shouldn't.