Harley the bucking Morgan
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- 2 months of training with weeks of groundwork being done. Several rides accomplished successfully with him and when we went to pick him up from the trainers this is what we saw. Horse and rider are both ok.
Why is everyone saying this is abusive? All horses have there ups and downs, the saddle was correctly fitted, the rider wasn’t doing anything bad, plus she didn’t show any signs of nervousness when she was mounting. Probably just one of those days. Plus that is one good seat of her.
No one said this is abusive....
But yes you're right about all that
Agreed...in fact, she was calmly speaking and dropped a reign and was light under hand as well.
I wish she was wearing a helmet lol
@@hazsmoothwalker7458 you really mustn’t have scrolled down
@@mongooseodon7608 tbf if you dont wear a helmet, its their risk, but i get how its unsatisfying to watch lolol
Wow. Sat very well! Just gave me anxiety with those dogs running loose in that situation
i watched a dog literally get crushed by a horse riding near me. it was awful to watch and i sure hope it doesn’t happen to this rider and horse
YESSSSSS!!! PUT THE DAMN DOGS AWAY!!!
@@alexisom8888 yes totally awful, our yard has strict no dogs after a chihuahua got stamped on by a Clydesdale, truly horrific shit!
Dogs were actually agresssing the horse you can see they run right up and around the feet one dog play bows which tells me they think the horse is playing with them while the other dogs goes for the from/back feet a spot dogs often attack to kill deer and other large ungulates u like there wolf ancestors they take that aproche when hunting as they cannot get up higher with a strong bite so the dogs shouldent have been there as they were makeing the situation worse and makeing the horse startled more and wanting to buck even more
@@iancarter5217 yep that's life though and without the rules of no dogs next to horses who gets hurt? BOTH HORSE AND DOG why? Becouse "the mean horssie kill my pupppyyyy whaaa was oh help me I'm a baby and my doggy is (MAJOR SOBS) deaaaaaddd" becouse they said " oh it will be fine horses always avoid obstacles and love to play" as the dog runs under around and though horse feet and biteing there ankles no one expects animals to be fucking animals these days
that was really good to watch what a good horsewomen she kept calm she kept pressure on while the horse was acting up then released the pressure and rewarded him when he stopped no whipping or kicking or hard mouth pulling just enough pressure to maintain some amount of control well done
When my horse was young & used to pull this stuff after a while he thought his name was JESUS
*WHEEZE*
Lol
"May the most holy, most sacred, most adorable, most mysterious and unutterable name of God, be always praised, blessed, loved, adored and GLORIFIED -- in Heaven, on Earth and under the Earth, by all creatures of God, and by the Sacred Heart of our Lord Jesus Christ, in the most holy Sacrament of the Altar!"
BAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
😂😂 that was a good one
What a horsey brat. It's not abusive - the horse isn't cooperative and that can happen. She did not abuse him in any way and I compliment her on staying astride.
He didn't get her off. That should make a dent in his motivation to buck. Might take a few times though. First rate riding.
The horse is not being a brat so be quiet the horse doe not understand and saying it's a brat. You saying it's a brat means you do not know the meaning of brat so do not judge a book by its cover and
it's just a horse animals don't understand humans you can't call animal brat we can't understand a horse and a horse can understand a Rider so how is the horse supposed to know what to do. How would you feel if there's a Rider riding your back so stop calling animals brats. animal can't understand human language. Thank you
The horse is far from a brat. Did you bother reading the description?
@@thebluerosesquad2268 i had a stroke reading that 💀
@@thebluerosesquad2268 Jason, go study your New Deal and take a train to Hawaii. After that you will probably attend PETA which, without their extremism have some valid points - which are not in play calling a horse a brat. I have had animals all my life. Each is a member of family. I have two mini horses. One of these 29 inch guys is a brat. Smart as a whip and a little brat. Thank you, by the way, for informing me that animals cannot understand human language. --- Well, you cannot write too well in English - I'd say my animals must be real smart because they are bilingual. So how about that!
What a very kind, very expert rider. I do hope that horse learned to trust humans.
The Horse Waits Till She Gets On Then Is Like"You Ready For A Dangerous Ride??"
Yeah little shit LOL
Rider just gave a new meaning to "Cowgirl Up" NICE !!!!
Ur one heck of a rider good job
Holy cheese balls!!!! I got nervous just watching....HOW the heck do you stay so calm and collected without eating the grass?! IF I were to even attempt to stay on after the 1st small bucks I most definitely would have face planted within 5 or 10 seconds🤯 This girls got some guts AND skills!!!
fr! only horse i ride is a bit old. young old ig? hes the oldest out of the 4 or 5 horses there though. he never bucks and hes very sweet.
She's developed a secure unmovable seat and didn't mind riding it out! Not a
terrible horse at all! And he's got a great teacher up top! ps= She didn't
get 'nervous' or worried about some face planting ..... ps- grass is soft !
The horse sees her on the other side and gets spooked. Good job staying on and riding through.
It is possible he saw her out of the corner of his other eye as he turned his head straight and something about that was scary this time.
She is a great rider.
More amazing given that she dropped a reign. Five stars to the rider on this one.
That was the lead rope from Bosal set up. Should have been tied up before she got on!
Rein.
What a brave lady.
Good job. Been there many times, it is always good to see a good rider, stay calm and ride it out.
What a brave and skilled lady, obviously she knew what she was doing, good seat.
Nice seat, I would have bailed. Lol.
You never bail off a horses unless you know how to or you can get serially hurt.
@@kbel9446 Please breathe in deeply then exhale slowly.
@@kbel9446 Ive bailed off a horse cause I had to. If not I would have been seriously hurt. That's what years of martial arts does...teaches you how to fall
@@jmad2328 so have I but if you dont know how to bail and dont actually have to bail then dont.
She did pretty well if staying on that horse
Morgan’s are very special
😂💀
I have 5 morgans, and yes. Yes they are 🤣
I've only been bucked off once!
I love them too. It's a great breed but you can get some that are incredibly pig headed.
Tony Stark had a son of Meredith Bruce. He also bucked me off once when I asked for a trot. He stood there and I crawled to his rein, got up and got back on. I was afraid if I had just stood up, he'd head for home and home was on a two lane highway.
@ Dang! I have a similar story 😄
I noticed the horse was good until she turned it's head right both times. Is it possible there is a pinch in the muscles? I know this question is almost four years late, but he did so well until he was reined to the right.
I thought exactly the same! Horsey bent very much to the left at the beginning and the end... Could be some blockage in the neck or so... Even though it throws it's head quite a lot too...
@@Safra62 if you're in pain sometimes you just act. And if I'm guessing right the bridle may be sitting on the pinch, But I wasn't there and a video is not but a match to the fire.
I think its got a pain bit on.
@@Safra62 trainers will bring the horses head to the inside like that because a horse can not buck with his head turned in like that....a horse needs to have their head in order to buck, this shows the best technique to keep both rider and horse from getting hurt, all they can do is go in circles or stand quietly.
@@kathykickingwoman3157 thanks, I was going to say the same.
Just something to consider... Horses don't speak English so therefore communicate differently when something is wrong. Bucking is a good indicator "something" is wrong. It could be a painful joint that only hurts when there is extra weight on their back... It could be a bad attitude day... It could be not liking or understanding "who" is on their back... 🤷♀️ But a horse LABELED as a "bucking horse" has a definite issue. 👍 Having watched the video a few times it doesn't appear to me the horse has an issue with the person. It is only when she asked him or her to move, so I hope the owners have checked for a potential health issue like bad joints. That stuff is just as genetic for horses as people. If not a health issue that horse has most likely learned a very nasty habit of how to get out of being ridden. 👍
Some serious riding skills here! Well done!
Lol anyone else reminded of that moment in spirit where he calmly looks at the rider mounting and then pauses. then starts bucking him lol
Yeah😂😂😂😂😂
Good job! Just be careful with the dog, make sure they are well trained and can stay out of her way.
Our dogs traveled with our 'string' 100% of the time and never got in the way
or caused any problem (besides spooking a deer out of the brush) They get
pretty savy given some time. One got so old he'd hobble along behind but
never loose sight = or catch us on our way home. He'd go through anything
to be on the trail with us! . . . . =} He died at home in his own bed quietly one
very early spring! Just a loyal mutt about 15 yrs. old. We'll catch up to him on
the trail on our way HOME!
dang that girl can ride....I have been on bucking horses and she is a good rider...
Good job. One of my daughters bought a bucking Morgan. That mare also bellowed when bucking. Very impressive. She came out of it and now gives pony rides to the grandkids. Has a heck of a good walk too
The first thing that I thought was that the girl should be wearing a helmet on that horse and that rider can sit though anything.
I thought the same thing!! Protect your melon. Never know what is gonna happen!
Me too! So dangerous. I owned a half Morgan as my first horse. Never bucked buy did run away with me twice and fell on me once. LOL. Had a helmet on for all three events. This is a lucky rider.
First off all you are wrong because western riders don't ride with stupit helmets and English riding is so stupit and western riders are not s ared of the horse
RUDE
English riders are safer than western riders.
That was very sat, if i were me i wouldve fallen off at the very start lol. She must be a good rider to be able sit something like that. Well done!
I love how they wait for you to get situated in the saddle, even watching you get on. And once you are all the way on there like nah. And start bucking. Anyway amazing ride! She looked pretty rank. Pretty horse!
This isn’t abusive at all. All horses can buck they are unpredictable especially if it’s young. This lady did a very good job staying on. The dogs were not helping though.
Horses are extremely predictable. This is not a horse problem. It is a person problem.
@@gerrycoleman7290 Well I’d say they are unpredictable. One minute they’re fine and next they are all over the place
@@samequine7795 That is incorrect. Horses are very predictable. When you understand the horse's language (body language) and become an effective communicator with the horse, you will get to the point where you know what the horse is going to do before he does it. And the horse will know what you are going to do before you do it. You will have achieved one mind. It takes time.
@@gerrycoleman7290 well obviously I’m not a horse whisperer but I think we’re both right in different ways. I’ve been around horses a long time but I’m still young.
@@gerrycoleman7290 Horses are never predictable. It just goes with the territory and is always a factor no matter what. Mares like Hayley are even more unpredictable as they have the hormonal changes occurring on such a regular basis. It is always a risky business.
Love the spunky horsey! Veerrryy nervous about those doggies nearly getting turnover. Glad they are okay.😊
Wow! That brings back memories of many years ago when I first bought my Mogan. The first time I rode him, he did the very same thing but I went along with it. Then when he was done, we went along are merry way.
Back when I was a young guy ( I’m 69 ) and ranching, my favorite horses were the ones that Bucked first thing in the morning when getting ready.
It’s like they are showing who’s in charge
I had one who ..... especially when around some fancy mares ..... would buck
along with his canter gait ..... was actually fun and didn't ever interrupt our
conversation on the trail! Gosh- I could write a book after 82 years (almost)
on multiple trails / jobs !
Wow she was awesome 🤩
I broke and started quarter horses for 25 years and someone sent me a Morgan to start for them and I swear that thing could buck harder than any quarter horse I ever sat on.
What a seat, fantastic riding!
What a tough girl..Well done!!!!!!!!!
When it couldn’t get any better......bring in the bloody dogs.
Agreed, it really didn't help with the dogs charging around the whole time.
I wonder if he has had his back checked. We had a horse that was really sweet but bronco’d like that - and turned out to have kissing spine. Glad we had it properly looked into
I really like that u put him in a open field and not in a small round pen where the rider and horse could get hurt
Ride em champ!
She's a heck of a rider!
Wow! Congrats staying on!
Round pen, lunging before riding, no dogs. Better results
Exactly!
Me: *goes to comment section*
The keyboard warrior: you are abusing the animals rights
Shes is abusing that horse
@@fallenangelfallenangel1693 ok I'm not gonna start an all out argument let's keep this respectful. How is she abusing this animal
@@jordanmegmiller1 The way she’s abusing the horse is by not properly training it she should have released when she put pressure on the stirrup, she shouldn’t have yanked the horses face off, instead she should have done a one rein stop to prevent the horse from bucking since horses can’t look at their butts and buck at the same time, she should have also not have ridden in a bit for the horse’s first time since they can tear their mouths from all the bucking. This horse is in pain you can tell since it’s swinging it’s head violently and it’s confused since it’s probably never had a human on its back and stressed out, theirs less painful ways to start a horse, this is why it’s abuse.
@@palominohorse327 Read the description 😂
@Palomino horse
I think you are over reacting and don’t have a horse and if you did you didn’t train it yes the one rain stop would have worked but when a horse bucks you just need to stay on because if she didn’t she could of got hurt and the horse wouldn’t care if she got hurt and don’t say the horse would because I have never met a horse that felt bad for bucking so don’t act like you know everything because you are literally showing how much you don’t know
She is very good at that. I probably would have fallen off
well done!! took her time, sat easy, why is everyone hating? the horse just decided it had an opening to be bratty. she was half halting the other way to stretch both ways.
Did you find any explanation, why a horse would be totally calm for 15 seconds (a really long time), to allow the rider to mount, find her seat and stirrups, take up reins and through all those seconds indicate that he likes to have that girl on his back - then without any visible reason explodes into huge bucks, getting wild trying to buck her off?
And who was that girl to stay on that power pack and keep her balance so incredilbly well?
Did she expect Harley to buck and had experienced such a ride before - or was she caught by surprise by such a bronco?
And did you ride Harley after watching his roseo performance? If so - how did he behave?
Heinz Stoffregen. The weekend before he impaled himself with a tpost right behind his sheath. it was a good size hole. About 3" deep and 4"inches long. This was his trainer, he had spent the past 60 days being worked with, at her facilities. He had 10 rides on him before this one. Previous to this episode he had just had his wound cleaned out and quickly run through his normal lunging routine. There were people interested in buying him, they were in a hurry to see him ridden. Well I think with the rushing, and the wound, it just led to him having a meltdown. I did speak with his vet and he said it was most likely the wound that caused that. He is now healing up nicely and still being worked with regularly. And no I have not ridden him.
Hi, Heinz Stoffregen. Re why the bucking started after 15 sec: when you tip the horse's nose to one side, the horse can't buck. This bend was somewhat more than tipping, leading me to think the trainer had at least an inkling that this might happen. Excellent riding after the bucking started, however.
@@beverlywilcox4349 the bending is called lateral flexion... it should be done after mounting and before you ask the horse to move on. It is really helpful to prevent a horse from walking off while trying to mount. It is also very helpful to soften a horse, and make sure that he is accepting the rider as a leader. It is also used to teach the one rein stop and to take the bucking or rearing power away from the horse. Why the trainer didn't use it, to take the buck away, by yielding his hindquarters and laterally flexing him, I will never know, it seemed like she did a great job up till than.
That gal can ride!!!
Beautifully ridden!!! Well done! 👏
Same happened with me last year when I was 8 *yes I’m 9 gonna be 10* and I was on a small black Shetland pony and horse riding school they told me to go on him cause he’s the new horse and he’s a Shetland and I was the shortest one there and he started to bolt off with me into the middle of the arena and he started to buck but all he did was make me less scared to ride because I’m the only one riding at my home and everyone else is too scared in my family.
She Handled this very well. Sat well, wasn’t pulling on the mouth, and got her to a flex.
Harley knows of your secret desire to be in the rodeo, he's trying to be helpful.
I am beyond impressed, you rock!
Que mujer nunca avia mirado algo asi felicidades por ese balor
Nice riding!
Anyone think this horse might be hurting? I think a physical is in order and so is the chiropractor. It could be that once the rider is fully in the saddle the pressure is on the pain points. If he's been checked and nothing pans out, then you have the wrong trainers.
No hate but this horse might be in pain as something similar happened to my horse and he had advanced arthritis we later found out.
Turns out you were right. I saw a reply from the owner from 3 years ago, which said the horse was recovering from an injury and likely that was the cause. This was also only ride 11.
Well sat lady , better than I would have done - but I would'nt have give him a pat at the end hehehe he was a tad naughty LOL
Great job. The girl has skills.
Two months training and he does that! Take him to the next sale! Great ride sister!
Not at all unusual, I’ve seen it many times
I know how that feels!! Good seat! I also love Morgan’s.
The only criticism I would have is that it's not a good idea to have the dogs running around adding to the spook factor.other than that, well done!
It’s not a spook though
I always think it’s fun when horses buck. She did very well
Either the horse had some bad experiences with riders and learned to put them down or he has some real health issues and is in pain. But her seat is really good
There’s also the possibility he’s just a brat too lol.
There was a really beautiful bay gelding i used to ride at my local stable as a kid. He’d pull this stuff with anyone else but me. I didn’t tolerate it. First time i got on he took into a canter and when i didn’t get off immediately he figured “okay... i’m not getting this one off.” Never had an issue after.
He was super sweet to me but bratty with others cause he could get away with it.
I don’t think he is in pain. He calmed down right after she regained control and seemed to be fine. He probably just got spooked by something. She is an amazing rider tho!!
@Legend of the Blue Macerator agreed alot of people forget that. Even animals we eat have personalities too. (Doesn’t mean i’ma stop eating them but still) horses are no exception. Infact i prefer a horse’s personality to most animals.
@Lucena Stauffer exactly. Honestly if a horse does give an attitude it’s much easier to bond deeper with them. They show more personality and you have a better time bonding. I have rarely met a horse who i didn’t like.
There was a white pony called trixsie. She always cause trouble hence her name but if you were a new inexperienced rider she could tell and was always well behaved. She just liked being a booger to the better riders.
While there is a possibility of the horse having pain issues, i doubt that is what went on...obviously he has just been started or restarted, and tested her. Sometimes it is just what it looks like..a horse testing the rider...horses dont always buck or act up because they have issues like pain..
Check under your saddle and the pad for anything that could poke him. Also, run your hands all over the area the saddle goes to see if he has a sore back. My horse had a saddle sore and would dip or wiggle the skin depending on how agressively I prodded the area. There was no indication of the sore until months later after it healed (I used a gel pad temporarily) and it showed a white tuft of hair where the sore place was. Your horse is definitely hurting somewhere and it has to do with pressure as he moves because he doesn't mind you getting on. I hope this helps!
Something is bothering him...either the saddle blanket or cinch has something on it sticking him or the saddle is pinching because it doesn't fit right. Usually, with mutton withered horses (foundation Morgans tend to be mutton withered), the saddle pinches at the withers because they are so wide and the saddle isn't wide enough for the withers.
@Johnny White im sorry that your horse bucks under saddle. I've had horses and now I've moved to the better equine, the mule...and none of my equines have been buckers.
Nooooooooo it is just bucking can’t anyone understand that is that hard to understand it was bucking because it is a horse ok
A horse is an an animal with it's own mind. They can be unpredictable. I had a 12 year old dead broke mare act up today for no reason at all. It happens and you just have to work though it.
@Johnny White The uploader commented here in the comments section that this horse had a major impalement wound 3 inches deep but prospective buyers wanted him ridden anyway. The horse was in pain and this never should have happened.
Good job not pulling on the bit 👍👌😉🙃
I'd have pulled his molars out🤷♀️. Bad buckers often end up in kill pens...she rode him and helped him learn bucking isn't as much fun as it seems. Maybe now he gets ridden, gets pats and put away in his nice paddock with feed and water...kill pens are a sad place full of horses who people thought petting and treats were more important than manners. Good luck on your journey.
@@KK-mm8ms that's not how you work with a bucking horse though. Like this is just making them have more pain and discomfort and fear. If you would pull until the MOLARS fall out, you are a fucking jerk who is not supposed to be around horses at all
Horse having a mood
Good to see she's got a helmet on !!!!
Spicey morgan for sure
Dogs adding to the chaos. Train one thing at a time
I'd say that was nice riding. Looks like it got tight when you whiched eyes but of course we only saw a minute out of that nice little horse's life.
She did well- 87 points in the bronc riding- my kind a "gal"--
Good bless those Western or Australian saddle
At 0:14 I think the Morgan got scared because he/she wasn't used to seeing her on his/her on the other side
But IDK much about horses so maby don't instantly assume I'm right
Damn good rider!
Great Ride
That will be a 82 point ride! Great job sticking on it maybe it'll get that out of its system and you'll get it trained.
My minecraft horse before I give him apples be like:
Experience & keeping your head helps.
I guess you could argue dogs, but idk.
Well done woman!
Good job 👍
I love Harley.
props to her for staying on!
Good ride! But like the Comanche used to say better to see there ribs than there tracks
She did a great job.
Great job! Open field, plenty of room.
Good job staying with him.
The owner said the horse had a previous injury. They should let the horse take some time off to heal, do groundwork, then get on and this would not happen.
They already did that
@@auroraborealis6009 the owners said he impaled his side a week ago. A horse needs at least 2 weeks off (depending on how bad) then about 2 - 4 weeks of groundwork then consider riding him. Not he got hurt give him 3 days off, 3 days of groundwork, then riding. That's just abusive because he are causing extreme pain to the horse.
@@ava8625 apparently the owner insisted. I would say no, but the trainer can be stuck on the spot. Some owners are total jackasses.
I just hate that there are dogs running around the horse.
Keeps them both smart and alert!
Felicitaciones Eras una gran amazona Te sacudio fuerte pero no caistes Un buen caballo
Well at least the weather, landscape and video quality was beautiful. Not that bad of a day. I'll trade my weekday routine in a heartbeat.
Bay pony was feelin good
Amazing rider!
looks like harley from heartland
Three things-no dogs! Put a helmet on! Lean back and relax. If your bouncing in the saddle the horse gets more agitated; ride like a bronx rider and you won't get a horn in your belly!
She stayed on got to give her credit
Well, it's important that the owners make sure there is nothing physically bothering him but frankly I'm seeing a spoiled horse. He started bucking when she let his head forward and loose. He stopped bucking when he got tired of it and hadn't been successful. The more times she rides him out the less he'll do it.
The uploader commented here in the comments section that this horse had a major impalement wound 3 inches deep but prospective buyers wanted him ridden anyway. The horse was in pain and this never should have happened.
@@rockyravioli8345What?! Yeesh. Agreed. Nice way to ruin a horse. What the hell!
Girl has serious skills
I had a horse that did this... bucked me off 3 times... got hurt 3 times... I didn't have what he needed so I got rid of him... now I have a NICE horse who doesn't buck... except when she's really frisky...I'm too old to be getting hurt... I don't bounce like I once used to...