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I had a TB that would flip over backwards. I put a second set of reins on the bit and ran them to the girth so he couldn't throw his head very high. He'd still try to flip over, but he couldn't throw his head too high which he had to do to do a quick flip. Instead, after tossing his head as far as he could he'd sit down on his rump and rather slowly roll over on his back. This this gave me time to jump off of him. He was too scary to ride without something keeping his head from getting too high. My father had an MOS in horse cavalry and he said in the cavalry if a horse reared like that he was put down.

I feel like if i tried this with horses Ive had in the past, I would avoid the read but then the horse will go beserk and spin really faster or try buck? I seem to really wind them up, most likely I tense up and start yanking too hard? How do you keep relaxed in these situations? Seems impossible to stay relaxed. I mean if you, the expert have had then go over on you what hope is there for me to stay relaxed?

Everything you SAY makes sense, but really - what do you think is going to happen to very high strung, insecure horse, suddenly trussed up in a "training fork" (basically draw reins) and saddled with with this big, pushy, tactless rider in huge spurs? The horse starts out surprisingly cooperative - good girl! - but the guy continues to crank on her without a break or a reward, and then, "for some reason - I don't know why!!!" the horse spins and rears. OF COURSE the horse spins and rears! Good gravy. I'd spin and rear too.

What if you dont have time to get the horse to go forward like they just pop up and rear then what do you do? My horse pops up and rears and I dont know he going to do it and I dont know what to di

wow that guy who just got off the horse mid rear! I want to learn that technique!

Toenail salad

when i add leg to my mare she rears up. even if i have 0 contact on the reins. i cant get her going forwarw with my leg cause then she rears

A lead pill would cure the rearing over vice

This female wants a whipping ! Keep her away from horses including her own bad shit!

The only person to go near a rearing horse is a professional, in my opinion. Just the fact that they have used this tactic in the past makes them very dangerous...a ticking time bomb. This ins not something the average rider should tackle. One bad fall can cause serious injuries.

Jesus Christ poor Peanuts putting up with Karen then this twat.

I absolutely will not tolerate a horse that rears. The beasts can kill you when they do that. And I won't pass them along to someone else who might get killed. Once they start, you can't trust them not to. And my response to it is something I read decades ago when I read "My Friend Flicka" as a kid - "A horse without common sense is a horse without the right to existence".

Nope, get rid of that horse! It's simply not worth it .

years ago, I had a horse that reared. I was clueless, but I decided to do some groundwork, and it really helped.

High head! Hollowbacked! Poor thing!

I would take this horse right back to groundwork basics and chuck away a bridle for quite some time! This mare is soooo jammed up by the bit and strong contact.

The rider on the third grey horse is a ‘he’!

By for the best video I see so far good job

I have a Arab Saddlebred cross with similar conformation as this horse. I also had the same problem with him rearing when I first got him. I ride him forward and down and try to get him round through the back. Regarding devices, I used to be generally opposed to devices, like a training fork, until I got this horse. I actually prefer using a German Martingale to a training fork or running Martingale because I can still use and lead with an open rein whereas you are a bit restricted with doing that with a running Martingale depending on the length of the fork. With the German Martingale I can pretty much ride the horse like I would if he were in a normal bridle with the same level of freedom to stretch his head and neck forward and down, but if he gets his head above a normal level of control, I can then rely on the draw-rein or leverage effect of the German Martingale to get his head back to a controllable level.

Karen is to fat to ride anyway.

Forward forward forward the way out of every thing is forward.

Why in the heck would you not wear a helmet when you know you’re getting onto a horse who notoriously rears and falls on its rider?

how come we didn't see the end?

How much will you charge for a week of training for my horse I need help

I came on the video to get some tips for my horse but instead it showed me a tone of clips of horses tearing backwards ☹️

YOUR SPURS ARE BULL SHIT

Do you not see him yanking on the horses mouth every step

Nice to read a few well informed comments against this "How not to do it" video. It is not usual to read, in this section, comments from people who actually know about horses. "Everything is wrong", absolutely. Also, that fat ass of a woman should not be allowed anywhere near a horse.

My horse has done that before the frist time I rode her and I'm kinda scared bc she went on top of me I'm doing ground working getting her ues to the bit and saddle agien bc I had to get surgery idk if she gonna do it again what do I do

Video is so fascinating. I wouldn't get on that horses back if you offered me $100,000. Have no opinion on how it should be done, because unless we can find legit medical issue, is now a learned behavior and the horse will always resort to this if stressed. Makes me sad to watch it, but really...anyone who has nothing to say except sh*t talk, I bet you would not climb up there either. Yes, there is lot of gear on horses face. Is that making it worse? Who can say!!! The darn thing is a fatality waiting to happen and needs to be a pet. But you know what? Someone is bound to take and breed her. So we get more of the same. The unridable horses make the best brood mares, correct? :/

the 'woman' on the rearing horse is Jean Luc Cornille world leader in horse bio-mechanics and classical riding. Admittedly his hair makes him mistakable for a woman rearing never looks good lol. Cornille is very worth reading and watching, though his analysis goes so deep and english is his second language so he can be a bit hard to follow. The horse is "Chazot " From Science Of Motion (Cornille's site name) 7 years ago "The rearing was due to a situation known as RER, (calcium regulation tie up), which create sharp pain in the back. The rearing issue is now resolved under the saddle. The solution was to properly develop the back muscles. Through your question [regarding original video], I guess that you are under the belief that the horse's back can be flexed between the engagement of the hind legs at one hand and the flexion of the neck and therefore contact of the bit at the other end" Cornille gives a lot more information on this situation in the comment section of the clip ua-cam.com/video/4Dgp-qc0P5s/v-deo.html

omg those horrible spurs

You have no idea please stop holy crap. Look at the second video, the girl IS doing something wrong. Its so obvious, look at the horse gaping his mouth wide open while its head is being pulled back. Horses do not fall over like that without human involment. Jesus Christ.

That guy that grabbed the neck was a pro

Idiot

my horse reared in a canter and a gallop

It never fails ... After watching hundreds of horse training videos, there's always a few that post who know more, have done more, and are better at everything that has to do with horses than anyone else ... and thrive on giving their unsolicited advice, or criticism on the training, rider or what tools are used in the training. I've found there is more than one training method for equines. Watching the Mongolians, age old way of catching, and training their horses, works just as well as other, modern methods. The point being, No ONE training method has all the answers to every problem horse. I've taken away something from all the horse training videos I've seen on UA-cam. I just get tried of the inevitable criticism directed at people training horses in the different youtube videos. Know it alls turn me off!

From what I've learned by being a horse rider/trainer, forward is the best way to get control of a horse, if you ain't got forward, your ass is getting piled

No helmet ..poor understanding of the seat...and connection...please do not repeat this technique

what the hell, poor thing

U being soft?? ur so fucking stupid :( poor horses!

she is abusing the horse u stupid idiot!!!!

hello hello i love u kiity kats

chiropractor to get Peanut to bend at the poll??

Great dismount at 30 second mark. Just realized how lucky I've been to have never rode a horse that rears.

I had a mare who reared to evade riding out, I learned ' nose to knee riding her in a tight circle each time she went to rear. eventually she realised riding out was awesome, she had a very sensitive mouth, was so supple, we developed a wonderful relationship, which ended when she was fatally attacked in the field by a dominant mare who never went out, her rider was scared of her, she ' wasnt bad! ' but I am glad I learned to trust my mare & direct her.

احسن جعله تنحاش منكم وتجينا

you are helping me so much thank you

BTW it's not a training fork it called a Martingale

though baby ya should learn the trick to get out of it but still I love the way ya hugged the creature❤