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Brava! Thank you for not fat shaming. Horseback riding is an excellent form of exercise.

This is super refreshing to hear. I see far too often larger people getting harrased when riding horses, when in reality both human and horse are completely fine. So happy to see this as I'm upcoming my own riding journey.

Horses are aproximate 55 million years old, I do not stand for nonesense indoctrination.

she is so beautiful yes -happy- who cares dirty? ! horses, always beautiful :)

Such a pretty face with big beautiful eyes!!

So beautiful….

I am from Pakistan, i can send you salt rock for horse❤

Happy you two have such nice weather ❤

I really hate the Tevis Ride. The Havasupai tribe offers horseback rides in the Grand Canyon but they horribly mistreat their horses. Trail riders should be experienced riders and not overweight. I see giant cowboys riding medium sized mules in outdoor mountain terrain. It's not fair and harmful.

Very good advice. As one gets older, this becomes more of a big deal.

Love seeing her at all the different stages.

❤ this!

Wow - looks wonderful. Hope she gets in soon.

Do they come frim Germany ?

Theyre interaction is so interesting!

Is this the place you have her on the waiting list for ?

Love her face ! What are the muffins made of ?

What material are their blankets made of ?

-10 here and my horse doesn't need a blanket

Fantastic. Thank you

I'm glad somebody knows about horses I sure don't

Beautiful horses, living the life my friend. Blessings to you and your family ✌️❤️🇺🇸

what kind of it is?

awww. My lil arab mare always has a boyfriend. three separate barns and there's always one gelding she has wrapped around her finger in no time lol.

Pretty little Arab mare

They can live 55 years with rite feed and an easy life ❤❤ I raised my 1st horse he lived 2 b 30 he coliced and I had 2 put him down just depends if they have issues or not

Beautiful horse

🎉🎉🎉

I love Friesians

Beautiful horse! what breed?

Excellent point and very spot on. Another factor that is almost never accounted for is the fact that the light horse's back/spine, joints and feet are not designed to 'self carry' over a certain size. Light horses, naturally, are about 14.2 hh/1000 or less, unless they have been selectively bred to be bigger...which that is most breeds of light horses today. The bigger you go the less relative weight that horse can carry because now he's added his own weight over and above what nature designed his bone, joints and feet to carry. If a horse is smaller, they can carry more weight relative to their size. Case in point, when a wrangler acquaintance of mine goes on a week long outing over steep and rough terrain, he always chooses a horse under 14.2 hands and ~1000 pounds or a little less and he's no lightweight, he and his saddle and equipment weigh about 230 pounds combined and he's about 6 foot tall. he's found that smaller horses can carry him over that steep and rough terrain quite nimbly with little to no fatigue compared to horses that are 15 hh+/1200lbs+. He says his horse will be fresh the whole week, while his buddies on bigger horses that are carrying the same weight are sore and fatigued after their work day and they are not as nimble, much slower picking their way through rough country. Most of his wrangler friends choose horses about 14-14.2hh and <1000 lbs because those 15hh and bigger horses just don't hold up as well carrying weight through the backcountry. If you need a bigger horse, you need to go to draft type animals who's bone, joints and feet are proportionately larger and naturally designed to carry more weight. My 16hh/1400lb Percheron has carried a combined 300+ pounds of saddle, rider and packs for 15+ miles at mostly a jog without any signs of fatigue and that is supposedly above her weight limit if you use the 20% rule. But my light horse who's 15.2 and about 1250 lbs (grade stock type horse) gets fatigued, even when she's conditioned, if she carries 230 lbs at mostly a jog for a fraction of that distance and that is below the 20% rule. Both of my horses are always around a 4.5 - 5 in body condition and vet checked sound and healthy.

The lighter you are, the better.

i love that ur horses name is arson

Never go visit without back up Carrots! ❤❤❤❤

Aww, first kiity doesnt seem so sure about being friends with Pippa

She’ is so so so so so cute

A friend of mine has had back surgery, so my wife and I are looking after her 6 horses. After a few weeks of looking after them, my wife commented that she has noticed I am a lot calmer and I'm not flaring up as quickly. I use to get angry quickly, but it seems that has reduced massively. I enjoy feeding and watering the horses and the horses themselves are very friendly. I do like the way I feel at the moment.

I want to thank you for the speedy reply on my question today:) I have completed the entire video and while I agree it's better to be safe than sorry, I also know that each horse is built differently and has different capabilities. Take mine for instance, she is a very large pure Arabian. Standing around 15.25 hands and the back of a gaited horse, she is incredibly strong and healthy. I feel that a good groundwork regimen is vital BEFORE mounting your horse as well as a muscle massage. This loosens up the muscles and decreases tension the horse may be carrying in a certain part of their body. This arabian can work all day carrying my daughter and want to go more. Yet, there are measures such as bell boots and leg boots to protect the tendons ect we also do for her.

I could not find a second part to this video. I have a horse who is very large for her breed. She weighs about 13-1500 lbs, I have a daughter who weighs 200 but the horse handles her extremely well.

In kashmir winter is too harsh .so can I wear blanket for horse because we are running the royal ride near the dal lake 3:50

I don’t think it should be called a disease 😮 it’s beautiful ❤ There is no health concern and it’s not contagious

Aaaaaw! That looks so lovely! And she looks very happy content. 😊 When we still had horses at our farm, one of my favorite things was to get their stalls ready for them to be in if there was going to be bad weather. Stall cleaning, putting out the hay and grain, with freshly scrubbed water buckets with sparkling water was very therapeutic. ❤ I miss that now that I’m leasing a horse and have no one at home. 😢

Good luck in your new home Pippa! ❤

Nice information

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She is so cute

There is no food out there! Very bad!

Gorgeous 😍

One nip does not mean she is not a sweet mare

Thanks for raising awareness, Helmets are soo important its kind of funny how some people still dont care. (Not hate btw)