Graham Family Reacts To Trick Riding (Minds Blown)
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Graham Family Reacts To Trick Riding (Minds Blown)
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When they introduced the second "girl" they said she was 12.
💯👍🏼 thank you very much for your comment. I must be getting old because it was irritating me because they announced it😂
Also said she had been trick riding for 8 years - means she started at 4 years old. At least that is what I thought I heard.
This was born out of combat techniques with war horses.
Every horse “runs” (trots, canters or gallops) differently, depending on their physique. Some rock and roll…like a boat rolling on a wavy sea…and some don’t…like the boat is floating on still water.
These trick riders use horses that are especially steady and smooth.
Also, the TEMPERAMENT of a horse is critical:
When she was being dragged on the ground, or hops from side to side, that horse doesn’t miss a beat. He knows everything is cool.
These 2 are very good at trick riding. Their horses are well-trained and they're fun to watch. 🐴❤
Indians did this during war's with other tribes, and then the Americans!
American quarter horse turns on a quarter,they are cutting horses for cattle very fast and turns very sharp.great temperament horses
Bred to race 1/4 of a mile. That’s why they are called quarter horses.
Lea loves her horses, that smile says it all!
When you come to America the family needs to attend a proper rodeo!
Men do it as well. My grandpa did trick riding for the us army as part of a demonstration team. This is many decades ago. Because it was the military they would do a full gallop, hang off the side of the horse and shoot their rifle under the horses head and hit a target. Jump from one horse saddle to another or have the horse to lay down on its side on command so that they could use the horse for cover to shoot at a target. Basically tricks that would be used in real combat displayed at events to show the public.
There are men who are trick riders and barrel racing horses are insanely fast. Great reaction, I busted out laughing when Jono said "you don't just wake up and stand on a horse". 😂😂🙌✌️
That's what she did before she become a country singer
@@detailfrankdo you mean the woman in this video or Reba McEntire because she was a pro barrel racer before she became famous. ✌️
Trick riding is no joke!
You guys have to check out some cutting horses working. It is an amazing thing to watch.
I love the fact that you a great dad that thinks of your son and daughter equally
Heartland is one of my favorite shows, too. The young girl was 12.
I love this video! I really love watching horses run.. And I really wish I could do tricks on a horse.
Those ladies are amazing!!!! The strength to do that. Crazy.
My kids did trick riding, they actually started practicing on a barrel that was mounted so it wouldn't move. They work slowly and practice and eventually they progress to a horse. There are guys who do this, my son did it.
Actually, cowboy stunt riding started with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show back in the late 1800s, early 1900s. But, actually the Americans learned it from the Russian Cossacks that were part of the show. If you don’t believe me, there is very early film footage where you’ll see them. As the camera pans the group of performers, you’ll see a small group of them with their flared coats, beards and shashkas. Cossacks are still amazing horsemen to this day.
Barrel racing is fast. The basics is to get the horse to go around each barrel with knocking it down. Then get back to the start as fast as you can. Each barrel you miss or knock down adds seconds go your time.
Ali J Newton the actress who played Gorgie is an amazing talented actress in many Netflix series now. She loved the trick riding segments.
If you look towards the town, you can see some very tall cacti. Those are saguaro, the classic large cacti from Westerns.
They ONLY grow in that part of Arizona. A lot of what you MIGHT think is " Texas" is actually AZ, NM, and UT
I love Heartland! One of my favorites! My in-laws got hooked on it and my Father-in-law calls it the "I'm sorry" show because someone apologizes for something every episode. Lol
I follow Amber Marshall on social media, on UA-cam and Facebook. She is the most down to earth celebrity ever, love her!
The Comanche (native American tribe) were ridiculously good with their horses and would hang off the side to use the horse as a shield and shoot their bows from underneath at the same time. And all of that was bareback! Y'all should look at some native American things I think you'd enjoy it alot
Another great video fam ❤. Love hearing your daily life stories. You guys are a wonderful family, and wonderful people ♥️
One time my husband was driving and I had to hit him to stop at the red light 🚦😂
For some of the tricks you can see they use a modified saddle.
They do use a special saddle for trick riding with the main important difference being two places at the front of the saddle for a rider's feet to go into so they can stand on the front edge of the saddle.
That was awesome 😊 peace and love from Central Texas.
In the movie Wonder Woman, the Amazons do trick riding while shooting arrows. Has Leah seen it? You should react to it. Also in Zac Schneider's Justice League.
My wife is Ukrainian from Kazakhstan and she does trick riding like this. Its insane.
Wait untl you see the men tric riding and roping .. Imagne standing n the back of the horse with a lasso and jumping through the loop while still on the horses back .
You learn trick riding the same way you learn motorcycle stunts, half pipe skiing, ski jumping, skate boarding or any other extreme activity. You fall down, you get up, you fall down and get up again until you learn how. Of course, there's a progression in any of these sports where you start out easy and once you've mastered that you keep adding more difficult elements. These girls have undoubtedly been riding all their lives, just like guys doing motorcycle stunts started out on 50cc dirt bikes when they were four years old.
Men and boys do trick riding too. I was about 11 or 12 when I got pretty good at archery while on a horse. I could even hit targets shooting under the horse's neck and between his legs. It takes the right horse for trick riding and also lots of daily practice. Most of the tricks with a horse are started out while the horse is walking and then progressing up at different paces.
And your right, it takes a lot of core strength but limb strength too. I was doing 50 to 75 sit ups, push ups, pull ups twice a day.
It's the same thing with freestyle motocross.
Nobody can teach it to you, you either come up with it yourself or you see it done and realize that you can do it too.
Leah should love this podcast show.❤👍🇺🇸💯
I thought you said “Lobby Horses” then you said a stick. We have mechanical horses you’ll see occasionally in the lobby of a grocery store. I envisioned your daughter doing trick riding on a mechanical children’s horse at the store
Make sure you add the word Rodeo when searching. Not saying that will kerp the eggplants out but maybe.😢
The funny thing is, minus the super flashy parts, some native tribes in the Americas did the same things, without saddles. After Europeans reintroduced horses which fired out during the last Ice age here, and for centuries, no empirenornn no power messed with plains tribes, until they had gatling guns and cartridge fed lever guns. Everytime before that, that they tried. They got slaughtered and were scared to do anything significant, because the plains tribes were horse archers, and the last and greatest ones the world had ever seen. The trick riding comes from things they did in reality and battle, as a part of life, added with modern flair and how much lore you can with a saddle, vs bare back, but the off the side and run/jumping or back, or turning around, yeah, natives did for battle, then war, also to show off who was best and most skilled. Was all men, back then, some can sexist, of that’s what they think, maybe. But think about this. Natives only killed men, in combat, we didn’t slaughter women and children, unlike all the Europeans came over, and forced that on us. By doing it to us. So back in the day. If you didn’t want to fight. You’d want to be a woman. As no one would target you, deliberately. I mean, sore a mother tribe might take you, but you’d be alive, and they take care of you, if you became a part of that new tribe. Only warriors could be men, and men were the only ones targeted in fights, that could be killed, on purpose, as a whole. There’s good, bad and wrong on all sides of history, to me. The best side, of you had to fight, and did so by their rules. Was against native Americans. As if you gave up, you wouldn’t be slaughtered or imprisoned, as long as you only fought other men. If you weren’t a warrior and didn’t fight. You’d always be alive. Except the freak accident. Yeah, lots of stories of various natives being horrifically brutal at times, but it’s all against Europeans/colonists, men at first only, then changed some. As they slaughtered our women and children first, so answered back. To an extent.
My granddaughter barrel races and trick rides and it is no joke
My cousins daughter snd a friend of hers have been learning how to trick ride.
If you like Heartland you should try McLeod's Daughters
Great T-shirt. I believe in fillet and release.
That's not too far from where I live in Arizona!😊
I had to laugh when you said you are afraid of horses but not cows. Cows are responsible for more human deaths and injuries each year than all species of shark combined. I have had horses for over 50 years and only remember 3 maybe 4 injuries from them and none caused death. I am not talking about sprained ankles or the like but things like being kicked or badly bitten.
Also they oversell the diagnosis part on Heartland but if you know your horses you know when something is wrong. I went down to put my animals in about 11 pm one night because it was going to rain. I noticed my mare Dee was breathing differently. I went into the house and called my vet. He arrived, examed her and diagnosed her with early pneumonia. He said "I can see you know your animals because I almost missed it myself".
I just looked it up and the hobby horse was invented in 1818
Jono I think you would look great in a cowboy hat
jono in high school my niece won several compitions barrel racing the trophies are saddles with her name and year i think she has 5 6 championships
Trick riding and shooting definitely exists.
the plains Indians, especially the Commanche were excellent riders and their warriors could shoot arrows from underneath the horses neck at full speed and used other very athletic horse riding tricks and wartime tactics. Maybe Annie Oaley could shoot at targets while riding a horse during buffalo Bills traveling WILD WEST SHOW, I don't know.
Joni, you’d probably enjoy Ramon Alvarez (stunt horses) and
Dan James, Liberty with 6 horses. (Comedy)
Both are very good, but quite different from each other.
Sorry spellcheck got me on your name.
The younger rider is 12
My friend used to hit the brakes while riding with me, but, in all fairness, he was trying to stop waaay too soon.
If y'all like Heartland, y'all might like McClouds Daughters, but I'd say preview season 1 episode 2 & 3, not a family friendly topic, but overall the show is pretty family friendly, though there are maybe 3 or 4 other spots i can think of that were a little cringe worthy over 224 episodes.
I can do that on those horses outside the stores - you put a coin in and then ride. I can trick ride those.
Heartland,I never knew there were Canadian cowboys
Just where do you think the world's biggest rodeo is? Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The first trick riders were from the country of Georgia and were a family of men.
This could be a mother and daughter team.
You should be perfectly suited for bull riding. 8 seconds is the exact same time between hitting pause.
Leah, please, please look for the last ride of competition of the famous British dressage horse Valegro( I'm an American but love this horse who won Olympic Gold n World Cup) The rider of Valegro was Charlotte Dujardin( equestrian n author of book"The Girl On The Dancing Horse") Valegro is retired( 1916) He was a gelding. Please I think you will like this beautiful famous horse. You know the most famous horse of all time was Secretariat who won the Triple Crown( Kentucky Derby, Preakness n Belmont Stakes) n you must watch his famous run in the Belmont Stakes in New York. That race was breath taking n also need to see. I'm still trying to find how I can become a Patreon of your channel ❤❤❤❤. You are my favorite channel n will be the first I will become a Patreon of. Love you all. Garin I saw the fish u caught. It brought back memories of my dad n I fishing ( n I'm a girl) Always caught larger fish than my brother n cousin.
When a horse gallops the ride is much smoother
I don't know if you caught it cuz I'm only part way into the video but the girl riding alongside the famous trick rider is only 12 years old. TWELVE. 12. When I heard that I genuinely at 25 years of age looked at my life and felt like somewhere I took the wrong path 😂😂 I could have been riding horses all day and instead I'm working toward a business degree😅
Yeah!
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Love ya'all check out the greatest Native American horse people. The Comanche!
I just watched your family video on trick riding here is something you make like it is from musician Chris Ledoux. Chris LeDoux (1948-2005) was inducted into the Museum's Rodeo Hall of Fame in 2006 after a career as a world champion bareback rider. His legacy endures through his success as a cowboy, music entertainer, songwriter and artist. This is one of his most famous songs. ua-cam.com/video/qqDhE01jV_g/v-deo.html
Dad! Really?! You had to point out the pimple spot things? Sheesh.
Now watch some "mutton bustin'" and unserstand THAT is how these usually start!
Greetings from Texas. Here in Texas back in the day. The Comanche native Americans were well renowned horsemen and fierce warriors who ruled Texas for centuries. During battles with the white settlers whom they understandably saw as invaders upon their ancestral lands , they always fought from horseback. . White settlers both feared and at the same time couldn't help admiring the Comanche Warriors and their unmatched bareback riding horsemanship. The Comanche Warriors were well known during battle to almost disappear from the backs of their running horses only to reappear hanging on upside down while shooting arrows from their bows from underneath their running horses necks and with great accuracy. It was a feat of horsemanship that has yet to be matched by anyone else. Doing this made the Comanche Warriors very hard to see much less shoot. Young Comanche boys and girls were placed on a pony and led around by the age of three. Once they were comfortable controlling their mount, they would ride alone. So they literally grew up on the backs of horses. Much like the European Mongols.
Didn't Europeans bring horses to the New World?
Hey i think i said before but can you guys react to terry fox
Most rodeo riders can do these tricks. In the old Cowboy movies did these tricks in the movies. Indians always did this
style of riding back in the 1800's.
I've been around horses, cows, mules livestock for years....I have never had a mishap with horses and I ride allot, but cows can be very dangerous...the most livestock ranch deaths have been caused by cows and bulls....Sure they can be gentle if used to being around people, but most that are just out in the field have little time with humans.....the momma's with calves are especially ones to watch out for....they chase our cow dogs if they get too close or aggressive in herding them....that being said, yes horses can be dangerous....an irritated horse generally has it's ears pinned back...that's a very clear indication they are not happy...
To stop bouncing around in a saddle Jono, stand up in the stirrups more. I can think of any number of rodeo events being tied to working on a ranch. Barrel racing for example is a competition to race out to trouble somewhere. Trick riding, I really have no idea where this comes from. I would think anyone starting out with this would have to start young. For anatomical reasons, I think this is more a ladies' sport. But guys can certainly do it.
This started with Native American Warriors!
@@lynnb6990 Did it? I know they could hang off the side of a horse. Without a saddle. Cool!!
Kendrick Lamar 😂
What’s your speed limit there? I genuinely curious? Pretty sure Idaho is higher, for the interstate anyways. My work truck. Way bigger than my personal vehicle. And depending on trailer and load I’m hauling to be installed on a farm. Is barely under the CDL limit, what’s needed for semis, yes, different grades to it if you will. And my speed limit is still 80 mph (128.748 kph) in a 1 ton truck, with a 12 foot long service bed, and total weight under 26,000 lbs. barely. I of course always go the speed limit, but Idaho and I-84, is insanely fast I call it the American autobahn, as it really is. I’ll be doing the speed limit, more or less…and I get blown by like I’m standing still almost, so fast that I can check my mirrors, nothing. And barely over the recommended time I should check them again, multiple vehicles that were barely visible are blowing by me, 5 miles up, I’ll see a state trooper in the median/turn around. And I’m like they blew by you, 3 minutes ago at the latest, so nothing. There are some horrid accidents at times, when everyone is going 128 plus kph with the size and weight of our vehicles. You can legally have a large, 40,000lb vehicle, as long as an RV, pulling a tens of thousands pound trailer, with a seperate boat trailer attached to the trailer, with needing a commercial license, that can legally go 128 kph (80mph) and they are ultimately 60-80k pounds in weight, at times, going that speed. Who don’t pay attention, never done it before, don’t need a special license or training, or nothing, you can just do that. As a regular person. Not part of a company or work. And be old as dirt. Super slow reaction/not paying attention to anything.
Goes all the way back to wild bill and calamity Jane they were tricks riders heheh .men trick ride that funny a woman sport
Young ladies have a "relationship" with horses. Don't get one for your daughter ;-) Boys can't cross a pommel like that ;-)) The original model for the Amazons were royal Scythian women on horseback and archery.
I would think maybe I heard of country singer Reba McIntyre
they are about 12 years old
Lu was awful, I had to stop watching it, and the dad too
Twelve year old girl obsessed with horses what's new.