If you like HORSES, This is a must watch !!!!

[clifff123]

You'll really enjoy this, like no other.
Please watch in full screen.
http://www.coolestone.com/media/3990...-The-Horseman/

[Lisa P.]

Amazing!

Lisa

[Kate C]

He is a true Horse Whisperer. Those horses obviously have implicit trust in him.

One shot of the horse laying down with him between the horses legs and his head on the horses shoulder reminded me sooo much of my Fella. We used to do this at night if I was feeling abit down, I would go out and lay like that with Fella and he would cuddle me. I also used to ride him around the yard with no saddle or bridle. We had a big yard of about 4 acres.

[clifff123]

That such awonderful memory to keep Kate your so lucky

[Kate C]

He was a wonderful horse Cliff. He was from a line of very famous Australian horses. He was a Whaler. These were the main breed that went to Gallipoli in the First World War. They were originally bred from Light Draught Horse, Thoroughbred and Arab, and were bred in the early days of Australia for their endurance and agility and temperament. The name Whaler came from the fact that they were bred in New South Wales. They were used by the Stockmen for Boundary Riding, Sheep and Cattle mustering and could go all day and longer. Often being the only companion the Stockmen had for weeks and months at a time.

My beautiful Fella lived to be in his middle 40's and was still being ridden well into his 30's. He taught so many kids how to ride. He was such a gentle soul.

[Sonnie]

That was amazing! It's like looking at a dream.

[Linaeth]

That's amazing! Such a strong bond between man and beast. You can tell those horses really do trust and understand him. I've only ridden a handful of times, and I wish it could be more like that.