Crazy Rearing and Bronking Horse
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2014
- Sub, Sub, Sub :) Another Marisa fail ;) Ok so Timmy has been off work and on stable rest since beginning of December and the vet has just given the all clear to start walk work but Timmy didn't want to walk... (He is not in pain this is just pure freshness)
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Feel bad for the girl trying to stay on whilst being shouted at. Looks like he needed a good lunge first for everybody's safety!
She did extremely well to stay on for so long, especially without stirrups as well!
Was the ground work done with him before? with saddle on etc...? For me It looks like he got a green light to do rearing and backing from the lady who was holding him on a lounging lead...
One rein stop would have been your friend there. If you turn a horse's nose to their side they can't really buck or rear, and it makes them work harder for doing the wrong thing.
What I was thinking I know I’m later to this but she should have done some circles to correct the issue
That pony is obviously trying to say something is wrong
read the description honey
@@tinyspyro8163It doesn't matter what the description says, this pony is dangerous. It has clearly been brought back into work too quickly. It needs to go back to basics with lots and lots of groundwork, honey.
The other day i rode a stallion pony who hasnt been ridden in... probably 7 months. we free lunged in the round pen for like 30 minutes, worked on laying on his back bareback, without being off the ground, flinging things by him. and when i got on, nothing, he was fine, no surprises, he listened well, he didnt buck, he didnt take off. he stood nicely, thats the power of groundwork. (not to mention there were mares around, but he was so well behaved even after 7 months because of ground work!!! I guarantee if we had not done that he would have been bucking.)
My horse wasn’t ridden for two years when we got him, first time I got on, mounted easily, he was so calm, sweet. And now we’re working on breaking him in a bit better cuz he was just putting on a show lol
I'm thinking that horse needs a lot of ground work.
My really only complaint here is the trainer yelling. That would definitely not help me at all in this situation, it would probably make me more stressed. I don’t go to this barn but I really hope they did work him some before they put her on. She held her seat very well on this fresh horse!!
The girl laughing annoyed the hell out of me for some reason
EquiiSpirit
Same to be honest its not really that funny because her or the horse could of get hurt, but the girl did so so well on staying ok xx
Hes obveisly in pain or barn sour
I had that happen to me today. My loan pony Dolly, who I've only ridden a few times, started bronking so I fell off onto my chest, and then abt 10 minutes later, I had the first canter I've had on her yet, and the first couple went well, but then something happened, but it was too fast for me to know, and I fell off, bashed my head into the fence, then landed on my head and neck. I was lying there for a good 60 seconds, really dizzy with stars and spots covering my eyes and I couldn't see, so my mum thought I had a concussion. But I don't think I do, although I still feel dizzy and my head hurts an hour after...
But I got back on and just had a little walk. Hopefully, I don't have to buy a new helmet cuz they are very expensive haha.
Definitely buy a new helmet. You can’t always see the damage
I see your comment was a year ago. Are you still alive?
I think that the girl should’ve done one rein stop, got off, lunged or just let him go out in a pasture or a pen (ofc without tack) to get all his/hers energy out bc my horse I have to lunge bc he likes to get fast and basically gallop off when I jump him, canter him, etc. but that’s just my suggestion! :) btw good job for staying on so long, I could never!! 😂
Have a knowledgeable trainer do complete groundwork before attempting getting on his back... nothing will change unless this is done and then the horse will be a 'problem'. No problem horses just problem riders. Read my book Equus Caballus - on horses and handling. If you don't go back to the basics you will get hurt!
exactly
The horse is doing this to escape of pain from the bit
no actually he was napping .
Agreed was to tight
How would you know? Are you a vet or a dentist? Have you personally examined this horse and noticed that ONLY the bit could be causing this and not something else?? You can guess but you shouldn’t assume. I for one guess that the bit is not the issue. Horses don’t only buck from pain of the bit, it can be from various things.
This create a bad beginning for the horse with people. This is crazy
Well sat!!
Jesus Christ 🙈 that must have been fun 😂
Good job holding on so long
I have never seen abuse like this befor y’all over here trying to make her get back on a fucking bucking horse y’all just don’t car don’t u
Well done staying on
oof! great job for staying on that long
You should always lunge your horse before riding!
Needs a lot of ground work
Brave girl
Just cause she stayed on doesn't matter- this whole situation was ridiculous. Dogs barking, "instructor " screaming, spectators laughing, untrained horse... total BS
Good rider
Dammm
She can ride ...
impressive....
Fools and children…
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He looks quite fun 😂 very well ridden couldn't have done better myself 🤣🤣
Haha I was thinking to go find a random horse somewhere just to do this😂
Truly you should do some ground work before getting in such a mess,, amusing for you to film but very detremental for the poor pony ,,you will stop filming and laughing when your back is broken,,and will blame the horse ,first that horse needs its back and other possible causes of pain that could be causing this behavior looked into ,then you need some empathy for your horse ,,you know this is how a horse gets a bad name ,gets sold on, taking all the blame, and ends up having a long trip to italy to be slaughtered,,shame as it looks like a nice enough pony,,just my opinion after50years training and private teaching , please show a little compassion and resect for that poor horse🌄🐎👌
Huge respect ✊🏻👏🏻
What’s your nationality by the way?
hahaha are they both okay? x
yeah they are fine haha
ahhah naughty timmy x
It needs a good snack
Idiot.
Everything on the place is waste, which has to be removed completely to avoid accidents. Even the fence is more a problem than a part of the security system. Riding halls have no vertical walls for a good reason. Such places are the places, where serious accidents will happen. Riding is not really a dangerous sport, but these things make it really dangerous. There is only silly reasons to giggle and laugh as in the video.
I got bronced off today 😂😂😂
Mai buttarsi da cavallo..
Specie quando sgroppa ecc..
okay, obviously the horse didn't want you on its back. Horses have bad days too and anyway you are the one who is coming into his let's say''personal'' space. He doesn't HAVE TO carry you around and jump over poles. (or whatever you're making him do) Also your reins are quite short so when you do get back on you should have loosened them more because of the bit. Honestly no hate towards you,you handled it well without stirrups but I am just pointing out the horse probably wanted to get you off or something like that.
Lilliah Rigby The horse had been on box rest meaning there would have been a lot of pent up energy, the reason you keep your reins short when a horse misbehaves is so you have more control over the head and neck (if you have loose reins it's easy for them to dip their head and shoulder, and lift their headquarters to get you off). It's got nothing to do with her reins, it's just pent up energy from not being ridden (and probably forgetting what it's like to be ridden)
But then she got back on him atleast let him run round for a few minutes
Lilliah Rigby they had probably been lunging him/walking him on the ground for a few weeks/months beforehand. If he was injured they can't let him canter around to burn energy because they'd risk doing more damage
Well I think it would be best to let him heal properly then? But anyway Im trying to watch YT so can everyone stop replying to me
Lilliah Rigby You obviously don't understand how rehabbing and injured horse works so I don't think you should be making uneducated comments in the first place
mm u should of leaned foward more when it was rearing
House of vape she tried her best especially getting shouted at everything was overwhelming
Easier said than done when you have no stirrups to push your weight into
@@twlightsluna2009 exactly. And if she did lean forward, she would fall off the minute he started bronking instead xD
Clearly see the horses is in pain 😢
clearly you jedd to educate yourself this is called napping
Sorry but, you folks have no idea what you`re doing. The horse is in pain because of the bit. Look how far back it is. And everytime it bucked, the rider yanked on the reins increasing the pain. Without the tie-down it would`ve thrown the rider off in seconds. It managed to do so in the end anyway. And after everything failed, the other woman put a rope on the bridle trying to secure the horse. So one person who doesn`t know what she`s doing, applies pressure from the back. And the other person, equally as clueless, applies pressure from the side. We saw how well that worked. In the end, you taught the horse to buck even harder because it knows that, when it bucks, the rider will eventually fall off releasing the pain in its mouth. Ride bitless. We do it all the time. It works. And please, please learn how to read horses. It`s the first thing I did before I started working with them. Learned how they communicate to each other and how their body language works.
@@rw3205 It still amazes me how offended you folks get when someone tries to explain what happens. So you do that aswell in this case. I`m guessing. And since you don`t like being criticised, you start to insult people. Sure works.
This horse isn`t napping. The horse is moving. It`s not planting it`s feet onto the ground. Napping horses also tend to look at things longer. In a nutshell, when a horse is napping, it doesn`t look like that. The horse in the video is bucking. And if you don`t see the difference, then you should maybe educate yourself a bit more about horses.
Get a grip.
@@BlackFoxFalcon the horse isn't willingly.moving towards at all napping horses don't always plant themselves my geldings nappyness was reaing and spinning had the vet out for blood x rays ect , saddle fitter chiropractor ect everything was fine he was just a nappy shit no horse naps the same
@@BlackFoxFalcon I also like any rational human being let my horses choose what form of bridle THEY find more comfortable some horses prefers bitted others bitless I myself prefer bitless but I'm not about to force my opinion upon to an animal that clearly feels differently . not to mention like most DECENT owners I have my horses teeth rasped every 6 months .... my youngsters mouths measured for the correct sized bit , problem teeth pulled out , chiropractor every 12 months or 6 months depending on if any of my horses are sore or not , a PROFESSIONAL farrier to come and trim & shoe if needed every 6 to 8 weeks , vaccinations every January, a saddle fitter once a year incase they've changed shape
, I'm also like any others responsible enough to have insurance for my horses too..... do you do all of that ? including public liability insurance for myself and others around me .... all of that and you have a. happy healthy horse
@@rw3205 And you`re still offended. So now you try to show the world what a good horse owner you are. I don`t say you aren`t. But looking at your first comment, it contradicts that. What you say you do for your horse is what every decent horse owner should do. You act like what you do is extraordinary. Do you want me to tell you what I do for my horse? No. And let me tell you why. Because I care for my horse. Is it just an image for you that you`re writing all this? Do you know how you can be sure that what you do for your horse is right? The human won`t give you the answer. The horse will. The horse will tell you if what you`re doing is right or not. And I`m not talking about teeth etc.
Communication is one of the most important tools while working with horses. A horse will do a handstand if you communicate it correctly. A horse needs security, guidance and a partner. You also have to be a "higher horse". Establishing a hierarchy is key. A higher horse won`t follow directions of a lower horse. And so on and so forth. Look, I`m not a horse expert. Not at all. But this much I know, I didn`t use any form of violence or pain compliance to get where I am today. Just clear communications. If your horse screws up, who do you blame? Let me guess: Your horse. But, correct me when I`m wrong.
Do you know who I blame? ME. Because if she messes up at something, then I didn`t communicate it properly. So what do I do afterwards? I think. I look at the situation and try to see what I did wrong. And until now, this worked out perfectly. A horse talks to you all the time. But you gotta be able to read those signals. If you can`t do that, you end up like me many, many years ago. Clueless. When I started working, well, working doesn`t quite cut it there, with horses, the only thing I knew about a horse is how it looks like. And boy did that go wrong. They were pushing me around like a pinball. After quite some time, I stood there, looking at the situation I`m in and said to myself: "Damn it! That doesn`t work!" So what did I do? I started to educate myself about horses. But this comment starts to get too long.
Look, I`m not saying that you`re a horrible horse owner and what not. But when somebody came to me telling me what I should do different with the horse, I didn`t get mad at her or him. I took the advice. Tried it out. And if it worked, which in pretty much all cases it did, perfect. Do you wanna know how many times I messed up? A lot. But that`s how I learned. And that`s how I still learn. Trial and error. It`s a very complex subject matter.
It`s a long way down when your head is in the clouds.
r w no horse ‘prefers’ bitted over bitless you arrogant prick. Doing the basic horse care does not make you worthy of a horsemanship medal either. You clearly need to look at yourself
Why are you laughing?
Horses need routine and time. Who has no time to ride and to take care of a horse should let be both. That's it. Horses are animals and not bicycles, which can be parked for a while. Everything else is animal abuse.
Hey, I have an Idea...how about a break?? Ever heard of treating your horse and letting it go back to how it would in the wild for a bit?? Or better yet, read the fucking description and see that the horse was injured before hand.
Bernd Horsch box rest is done so that an injured horse can heal up you fucking idiot 😂😂 hence why they had to have a vet give them the all clear to [only] do walk exercises with him
Well said 👍🏻👏🏻
If that's a child on board the woman should be done for child abuse. The pony is dangerous. It needs to go back to basics and do loads of groundwork with someone who knows what they're doing.
This is just horrible!!! The horse doesn’t want anyone…!!! Why do you push it so hard!!!! It’s just disgusting
Why are they driving this little horse forward into the bit, but fixing the hands to restrict/resist forward movement? Drop noseband not helping. Painful mouth, no way to escape pain thus bouncing up and down and rearing. No one on ground or on back trusts or has confidence in this horse. Go back to basics, develop confidence, free and relaxed forward movement before anything else. This rider will do well, with proper guidance.
It’s not funny that horse has issues and can’t be helped it just needs someone to understand that’s all
What they need to do is turn that horse in a circle and kick with there outside leg! NEVER let a horse get away with doing dangerous stuff like that.
Bullshit
should have cantered him horses cant buck or rear as well in canter
yes they fucking can xD
bwahaha you have never met my horse xD
Don’t EVER call a horse crazy, it’s never the horses fault, he wanted you off
Horse is not crazy, it's the rider pulling too hard on the reins. Notice the head shaking, this is pain, pain, pain and then more pain, then rearing. This is also the reason you have to have the martingale, the horse throws his head up because of pain inflicted by the bit.
Y’all crowding around it trying to help it don’t be crying on camera when one day it dosent put up whit that nonsense and starts bucking at all and hits u on the face
Clueless human beings who are way out of their depth with that horse. The rider needs to learn to use the stirrups. All that horse needs is a competent rider to whip it up when it plays up and to gallop the shit out of it until its tongue is hanging out. Its just having those incompetent human beings on and its beating them all too hands down.