3:37 “good stop” that horse literally stoped in its tracks and her legs and feet went upward. I’m surprised she didn’t fall off. Also to harsh on the reins and bit.. I feel bad for the horse
Hails Bails yeah but that’s how you stop a horse ,not that hard but you pull back and not all horses are trained to say woah (mine are) but her horse may not be.
I took lessons when I was a child and one of the things always drummed into my head was to be mindful of the bit in the horse's mouth. If I ever stopped a horse like that my teacher would have made me cry (and she did for much less lol)
I agree, she's very rough on the reigns. It looks like something a dressage rider would do, but I am one, and I let my horse do the dressage and I just ride. There's no need to always command a horse. Especially this roughly.
The person riding the horse should not be pulling so hard on the reins so much. It was giving the horse wrong cues. I think that’s why it looked like the horse was uncomfortable. It didn’t know what to do.
I have some questions. 1. Where is her helmet? One of the first things you learn when riding is you NEVER ride without a helmet. She could have got badly hurt if she fell off. 2. YOU DONT GALLOP IN AN ARENA!! The horse could slip or fall. Also you need a lot of space to get a horse to gallop and to slow them down, so it is not suitable galloping in an arena. Please gallop in a field, or somewhere with lots of space. 4. Please be gentle while using reins. You only need a slight tug when directing a horse. And please remember horses are living animals and it must be very painful when you tug so hard, because the harder you tug the further the bit goes into there mouth. 5. Please learn to stop a horse properly. You nearly did a sliding stop which you are clearly not ready for. To stop a horse PROPERLY,, you sit and tug both reins slightly. I’m just asking to please respect the animal you are on as that is most important thing about riding. You have to remember that it is an animal with a mind of it’s own. Also please start wearing protective gear such as a helmet, and a body protector. Thanks if you’ve made it to the end xx
Yes I only canter in an arena and if I gallop it’s an accident it’s short and doesn’t happen often if I gallop I go outside and then I say canter at a canter track (not a road) and it’s up to the horse if it gallops or canters because when I say canter it means canter or gallop because usually at the canter track the horses gallop because they are excited
I 100% agree, I have never galloped but it’s so wrong to do it in a field and clearly she isn’t ready for horse riding and is so abusive and horse was doing litterly everything, and without a helmet?! I only canter in arenas.
1. Ikr i was like wheres her helmet snd clothes snd everything 2. Yeah at my arena it’s usually divided in half with two classes on each end so we only canter 3. The pull kinda made me stressed bc it literally pulls your entire mouth 4. The stop scared me a lot because the horse’s back legs kinda went forward and she looked like she was gonna fall 5. Idk i think it’s because they ride the western way or smt?
I cannot believe that this is a sale ad... Her hands are AWFUL....she is balancing on the horses face and RIPPINGIT to a stop. You should be barely touching the horses face... The horse has no idea how to bend at all..she is ripping its face to the outside to "bend it" The fact that so many people are saying that this is normal or the proper way to ride is insane to me. Like hey...everyone has to learn at somepoint..she could be learning... But she should not be cantering atall...she needs to go back to basics and learn to properly balance and ride.
Antaya Fairless Why don't you have more likes? Your words are true, she must learn the basics! You don't stop a horse like that either. Poor horse! Her mouth must be in so much pain.
Not necessarily I mean the horse I used to ride would not stop even when trying to half hault. So you had to literally yank the rains to make him stop otherwise he'd just continue running around the arena like a mad man
@@cosmosidealology4183 the horse stopped waaay too quickly when she pulled the reins, she could’ve done it with much less force then. If a horse doesn’t want to stop then even at that strength of pull it’s going to try and delay the brakes, this horse listened immediately.
When you are stopping, gradually slow down don’t just yank it, as it looks like you are causing the horse discomfort. Instead go from a gallop into a canter, into rising trot then sitting trot, then continue into a walk and then stop so you aren’t stopping so suddenly. You will realise you aren’t constantly causing the horse as much discomfort this way and you aren’t halting so suddenly. It only takes around 15 to 30 seconds just to make sure you and you horse are comfortable and improve your riding.
My biggest issue is the way the horse's head was being pulled to the outside. Also, I've ridden race horses, that's not a gallop, it's a hand gallop. The horse seemed like a nice animal, very tolerant to what was going on with it's rider.
Came to this video because I thought I could use it to show my friend different horse gaits. Just have to say the riding is painful to even watch. Poor horse.
Gracie Christine davis do u even ride? i've been riding for 7 years and i know for a fact it's very unhealthy and unsafe for both the horse and the human to gallop in a closed arena.
Maisie Offord...you are so right! So Sara Squires can back off! And p.s. anyone who rides knows that you shouldn't gallop in a closed area. You Sara, just don't know how to ride...OBVIOUSLY.
Have you ever seen Ben Johnson ride? If you haven't, look up a video of him from the movie SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON. He was a very experienced rider, and he would pull harder on the reins than that when asking the horse to stop from a full gallop. ua-cam.com/video/SbjMT_ChTWU/v-deo.html
Some horses like to shoot when you losen the reins. We have a hirse luke tgat un our club. And yes you shoudnt say that, canter is pretty hard and she knows how to do it and im still learning canter
"Good stop," More like an awful stop, She pulled on the reins too hard and leaned back way too far, and put her legs out too far. She almost did a sliding stop, which shes clearly not ready for...
She can't ride properly 1: she can't position her hands 2: that's WAY to harsh of a halt 3: spurs are the worse to wear 4: I don't care how experienced you are, u must always wear a helmet! 5: she can't keep her legs still
Maya Tiare actually she kept pulling on the reigns which one confused the horse and made the bit dig into its mouth. she kept her hands up instead of loosening the reigns and letting the horse have some release. you can be soft and still be in control
As a mother you should take way more responsibility in knowing that your daughter should be wearing a helmet, I mean galloping in an enclosed space on a green horse is dangerous but without a helmet??!
her heels aren't down, the horses mouth is prob hurting sooo much rn, she was pulling the whole time, then she stops so bad. the horses mouth got hurt, she couldve gotten hurt, look at the horses legs while she stopped him. This is so sad.
That was rude and unnecessary. How about you take into consideration that this video was posted in 2014. Also, why don't you give some helpful tips rather than bullying others online?
Rachael Glaeser how deos it being posted in 2014 make ANY difference?😴😂 also, im not being rude and any tips i would waaste my time giving would just be ignored and brushed off. So why dont YOU back off.
It makes a difference that it was posted in 2014 because I'm sure that this person has improved since then. +Icy - SnowKitten When did I ever say it was alright for others to be rude like this? I'm sorry I guess you couldn't tell, but my comment was not in a rude tone. I just don't think it's right for you (or anyone else) to bully this person for a video that was posted a few years ago. How would you feel if someone left a comment like that on your video? I'm really not trying to upset any of you at all and I don't want this to become an argument. I hope you guys have a great day!
Pulling on the reins whilst wanting to go into a transition, is confusing the horse which can lead to them throwing you off , bolting through discomfort. Be confident in what your asking from your horse and don’t change your mind last minute!
*Sara Squires* Well, unless they're a psychic, that's not really how it works. You could suggest they don't watch it _again,_ but they probably weren't going to, so it's a bit moot.
umm.. don't be rude. someone was sharing their opinion because this girl is 1. riding with too low stirrups 2. has no helmet 3. has bad form 4. her hair should be tied back and 5. she is wearing JEANS. so before you make a rude comment maybe think 😀
I'm speaking from experience, that's no way to stop a horse, it's extremely dangerous for the rider and can put the horse in a lot of pain. When trotting you're supposed to go up and down and as you transition into a canter, you're supposed to sink in your seat and must remain upright and tall. Your stirrups are too loose; when cantering go with the rhythm of the horse. Finally, when trying to preform a gallop, you must first ask the horse by holding your own weight, and in a position where you can move your arms backwards and forwards with the horses head movements. So like a jumping position, you need to balance out your weight. If you want to slow down from a gallop, sit back in your seat and slightly pull on your reins and your horse will slowly transition from gallop, canter, trot and walk until a complete stop.
i take issue with pretty much every aspect of this video but especially the fact that she had no helmet on and when reining back the horse, she didn’t ask it to go forward immediately after. she could end up training that horse to run backwards and it will be unrideable. be careful and mindful, this is a living thing
I dont think it is the bit... I think it is the fact her hands were like lead weights, yanking on the horse. No wonder why the horse was unhappy. Terrible rider, plus the transitions were terrible.
@@mikeoxlong4725 - You obviously know much more than I do, Ian, about lead hands and so forth. I haven't ridden in a long time, but this is painful to watch. Can't believe the narrator says "good stop" at the end. It is anything but.
+Maddie Tredgett I really hope this is a joke, but it seems like you're serious. We rode horses for thousands of years without riding helmets. This girl clearly knows how to ride, there's no reason she should need to wear a helmet for this. It's not like she's even posting or anything that's slightly risky.
yunikage did YOU know that cowboys created the weatern saddle to have a bigger curve allowing deeper seat and for safety. If they had the technology of a helmet then they would've worn one. #mindyourmelon
Exactly! I have thrown out every excuse in the book not to wear one because it wasn't the western style. Times are changing. There really is no excuse to not wear one. Every time you sit on a horse you are a taking a risk. Why not decrease that risk a little?
1) she’s holding onto the reins too much 2) she’s not posting whilst trotting 3) she’s not wearing a helmet, one of the most important thing in horseback 4) her stirrups aren’t short enough
YeahNo Xcx Looks like you know nothing about western speed events and how you’re supposed to ride as a barrel racer, so please take your English educated riding opinions to a video of somebody riding English and until you ride as a barrel racer and learn what it’s like and how you train a barrel then you can come back and leave a comment. Thanks and have a blessed day.
My horse’s canter is weird, I think. It may be just me, but his trot is fine. When he canters however, he seems to be crow-hopping, rearing, and limping at the same time. I don’t think it should be like that. Am I crazy or is my horse probably risking a potential injury?
I had to stop watching for so many reasons. Where's her fucking helmet? I just don't understand why anyone would want to ride with your head unprotected like that. It's so dangerous!
omg...I could be wrong but alongside the rough stops, is she even holding the reigns properly? That's probably why she has to stop like that; it looks like her hands are angled sideways instead of vertically.
Pleeeaseee wear a helmet if you have one, it can be very very dangerous if you get thrown off your horse or you fall as you could fall onto your head or your horse may stand on it and this can cause many different problems with you health, PS I’m only saying this for you safety I don’t want you to get hurt please ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
When in a trot you don't pull your hands back towards your hips. That confuses the horse. You are using a tie down you have a bit in (bits aren't too bad when you know how to use them, which you don't.) you are using spurs, you made the horse go in reverse (with a bit in) don't pull your hands back so much when in reverse! That's hurts their horses face (even without a bit) that horse looks soooo uncomfortable. Spurs? Really? Spurs DO NOT HELP YOU MOVE THE HORSE!!!! It hurts the horse! Spurs can cause SERIOUS damage. SERIOUS DAMAGE!!!!!! Don't use spurs!! Anybody reading this. DONT USE SPURS!!! I think it's not different from abuse. Because it's like stabbing your horse every time you want to trot, canter, and gallop. Even a walk! I don't think you know how to take care of horses very well.
I half agree with you, I wear spurs all the time. But whether you should be using them all the time is a different story. If your horse is being stubborn and misbehaving, you can give a little spur. Spurs done hurt unless your really kickin em.
Mr. Vibes I don’t agree with that. I’ve seen serious damage with spurs. Traumatized horse because of them. Not trying to pick a fight with anyone. If your horse is miss behaving that much don’t use the spurs try a whip. I only use a whip for show jumping but give it a try if your horse is miss behaving to the point where you have to use spurs.
No hate buuut, when you're stopping a horse instead of ripping its face off and pulling the reins you should just squeeze your fists and squeeze the saddle/horse with your knees !
I am so sorry but I just have to get this off my mind. (I have been riding for 8 years now, I’m 11) 1. When Trotting i saw that your daughter had her hands by her hips, this really confuses the horse. 2. You should not gallop in a closed area as the horse might slip. 3. When stopping I realized that she had her hands up really high, that causes lots of pressure on the horses mouth, also she pushed her heels down and legs forward, which is what you are supposed to do but your butt seemed really high and back. 4. Your horse looked very uncomfortable, I believe it’s because your reins were quite short as this causes the horses head to be pulled back. 5. Your stirrups seemed maybe just a little bit low. 6. Lastly, your daughters shoulders be pulled back a little bit more.
_Brookelyn_ Looks like you know nothing about western speed events and how you’re supposed to ride as a barrel racer, so please take your English educated riding opinions to a video of somebody riding English and until you ride as a barrel racer and learn what it’s like and how you train a barrel then you can come back and leave a comment. Thanks and have a blessed day.
GIRL SHE IS PISSING ME OFF WITH THE WAY SHE IS HOLDING THEM REINS THEN STOPPING THE HORSE- also the heck is her helmet? Like you can damage or injure your head without a helmet
The way she stops pisses me off so much
Brynn Rosenthal yeah she like yanks the horse
Also her hands were way to high up on the horses neck
i was looking for this comment omg 🤦🏽♀️
Me too. You don't need to pull back so roughly.
Same. She yanks on the horses mouth way to much.
3:37 “good stop” that horse literally stoped in its tracks and her legs and feet went upward. I’m surprised she didn’t fall off. Also to harsh on the reins and bit.. I feel bad for the horse
@Sienna Alwan I think there going for the western reining look, but thats definitely NOT how you stop in any type of riding 😬😬😬😭😭😭
Same this girl is a very badly trained rider
No hate but I ride to and I just wanted to say don’t stop a horse like that
hannah icehurricane you don’t ya k on its head like that, you just pull back and say woah or ho
Hails Bails yeah but that’s how you stop a horse ,not that hard but you pull back and not all horses are trained to say woah (mine are) but her horse may not be.
Gummi_Bear Gaming I know how to stop a horse, I ride horses. And yanking it's head back like that is never a way to stop a horse.
Gummi_Bear Gaming it's rough on the bit and could hurt the horses mouth Extremely.
@@haileyf8868 yeah my trainer always tells me to use your seat and legs before hands
I'm proud of this comment section, these things need to be said, you're handling a living being after all.
Ikr
I took lessons when I was a child and one of the things always drummed into my head was to be mindful of the bit in the horse's mouth. If I ever stopped a horse like that my teacher would have made me cry (and she did for much less lol)
This horse looks very uncomfortable
L . Equestrian I agree
I love horses but poor thing..........
I agree, she's very rough on the reigns. It looks like something a dressage rider would do, but I am one, and I let my horse do the dressage and I just ride. There's no need to always command a horse. Especially this roughly.
The person riding the horse should not be pulling so hard on the reins so much. It was giving the horse wrong cues. I think that’s why it looked like the horse was uncomfortable. It didn’t know what to do.
I have some questions.
1. Where is her helmet? One of the first things you learn when riding is you NEVER ride without a helmet. She could have got badly hurt if she fell off.
2. YOU DONT GALLOP IN AN ARENA!! The horse could slip or fall. Also you need a lot of space to get a horse to gallop and to slow them down, so it is not suitable galloping in an arena. Please gallop in a field, or somewhere with lots of space.
4. Please be gentle while using reins. You only need a slight tug when directing a horse. And please remember horses are living animals and it must be very painful when you tug so hard, because the harder you tug the further the bit goes into there mouth.
5. Please learn to stop a horse properly. You nearly did a sliding stop which you are clearly not ready for. To stop a horse PROPERLY,, you sit and tug both reins slightly.
I’m just asking to please respect the animal you are on as that is most important thing about riding. You have to remember that it is an animal with a mind of it’s own. Also please start wearing protective gear such as a helmet, and a body protector. Thanks if you’ve made it to the end xx
Clearly these people need their animals removed from their care.... this was downright abusive and should be reported.
Yes I only canter in an arena and if I gallop it’s an accident it’s short and doesn’t happen often if I gallop I go outside and then I say canter at a canter track (not a road) and it’s up to the horse if it gallops or canters because when I say canter it means canter or gallop because usually at the canter track the horses gallop because they are excited
I 100% agree, I have never galloped but it’s so wrong to do it in a field and clearly she isn’t ready for horse riding and is so abusive and horse was doing litterly everything, and without a helmet?! I only canter in arenas.
1. Ikr i was like wheres her helmet snd clothes snd everything
2. Yeah at my arena it’s usually divided in half with two classes on each end so we only canter
3. The pull kinda made me stressed bc it literally pulls your entire mouth
4. The stop scared me a lot because the horse’s back legs kinda went forward and she looked like she was gonna fall
5. Idk i think it’s because they ride the western way or smt?
OK, horse Karen we get it!
You are giving your horse a lot of mixed signals
If she's a beginner it's more understandable, although she shouldn't be cantering or galloping the horse if she is.
reins being pulled way too much. ridiculous
Brianna Underwood exactly
In the mouth too much, barely any leg aids, not even posting the trot.
ben dunn well sometimes people don’t always post the trot -.-
ben dunn not everyone posts when they trot 😉
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Horselover123
It's more comfortable for the horse :)
I cannot believe that this is a sale ad...
Her hands are AWFUL....she is balancing on the horses face and RIPPINGIT to a stop.
You should be barely touching the horses face...
The horse has no idea how to bend at all..she is ripping its face to the outside to "bend it"
The fact that so many people are saying that this is normal or the proper way to ride is insane to me.
Like hey...everyone has to learn at somepoint..she could be learning...
But she should not be cantering atall...she needs to go back to basics and learn to properly balance and ride.
Antaya Fairless Why don't you have more likes? Your words are true, she must learn the basics! You don't stop a horse like that either. Poor horse! Her mouth must be in so much pain.
Yeah i don't know much but the way she made the horse stop at the end looked really rough on the poor horse
Antaya Fairless I totally agree. Someone needs to tech her how to have steady hands.
And how to post
She did not post when trotting and the reins are too short someone buy this horse and save this horse
The way she pulled the horse that’s no way to treat a horse!🥺 you do in gently like oml!
Not necessarily I mean the horse I used to ride would not stop even when trying to half hault. So you had to literally yank the rains to make him stop otherwise he'd just continue running around the arena like a mad man
@@cosmosidealology4183 the horse stopped waaay too quickly when she pulled the reins, she could’ve done it with much less force then. If a horse doesn’t want to stop then even at that strength of pull it’s going to try and delay the brakes, this horse listened immediately.
Exactly.
When you are stopping, gradually slow down don’t just yank it, as it looks like you are causing the horse discomfort. Instead go from a gallop into a canter, into rising trot then sitting trot, then continue into a walk and then stop so you aren’t stopping so suddenly. You will realise you aren’t constantly causing the horse as much discomfort this way and you aren’t halting so suddenly. It only takes around 15 to 30 seconds just to make sure you and you horse are comfortable and improve your riding.
Ikkkk right
Do you ride English or Western?
@@gabrielalesh7608 bothhhh
Let her ride how she pleases
@@gabrielalesh7608 I ride westen you?
My biggest issue is the way the horse's head was being pulled to the outside. Also, I've ridden race horses, that's not a gallop, it's a hand gallop. The horse seemed like a nice animal, very tolerant to what was going on with it's rider.
Came to this video because I thought I could use it to show my friend different horse gaits. Just have to say the riding is painful to even watch. Poor horse.
“good stop” oml 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ someone plz come get these people, they needa be stopped, look at those hands. I sincerely hope she’s gotta snaffle on.
i’m pretty sure it’s a shank
ya lol
Never slide stop a horse unless completely necessary !!! There is no leg aid at all and it really annoys me
You shouldn't gallop in a closed area a as the horse may slip
Maisie Offord that's the craziest statement I have ever heard in my life! Have you ever heard of barrel racing? Roping? Pole bending? Etc. etc?
Those horses are trained, and your daughter is clearly inexperienced as you can tell by her sloppy riding
Lay off I don’t no wear you are getting your facts from but get them straight
Gracie Christine davis do u even ride? i've been riding for 7 years and i know for a fact it's very unhealthy and unsafe for both the horse and the human to gallop in a closed arena.
Maisie Offord...you are so right! So Sara Squires can back off! And p.s. anyone who rides knows that you shouldn't gallop in a closed area. You Sara, just don't know how to ride...OBVIOUSLY.
Tbh poor horse she's ripping it's face off, does she even know how to ride?! you don't tug super hard on the reins like that.
@@averylightbody1706 who is the girl riding the horse
@@averylightbody1706 what is the girl doing
Have you ever seen Ben Johnson ride?
If you haven't, look up a video of him from the movie SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON. He was a very experienced rider, and he would pull harder on the reins than that when asking the horse to stop from a full gallop. ua-cam.com/video/SbjMT_ChTWU/v-deo.html
Hey that’s a very rude thing to say I ride like that and I can do full speed almost gallop
Some horses like to shoot when you losen the reins. We have a hirse luke tgat un our club. And yes you shoudnt say that, canter is pretty hard and she knows how to do it and im still learning canter
He stirrups look low. And how is she holding her reins. And a little to harsh on stops
Its western, the stirrups are suppose to be low i think, but yes the way she stopped is wrong
Not all riding is the same as English riding
"Good stop,"
More like an awful stop, She pulled on the reins too hard and leaned back way too far, and put her legs out too far. She almost did a sliding stop, which shes clearly not ready for...
No it’s CLEARLY
Bad horsemanship and clearly a bad instructor
First of all, where is her helmet? She could/ve gotten VERY badly injured.
And second of all, she's riding SO improperly
Ik this comment was a year ago
BUT....
Third of all NEVER GALLOP IN AN ARENA
She’s clearly not an expert yet and shouldn’t be riding without one. Hell even experts usually ride with one of theyre galloping.
Shes obviously not an expert....
Secondly, I haven't worn a helmet when galloping or riding horses in general since I was 6 or 7.
Idk much about western riding (but correct me if I'm wrong) they don't wear helmets in western riding
Rappy vixen22 no Americans are really bent on being safe so yes we do wear helmets most places even require you to wear helmets
She can't ride properly
1: she can't position her hands
2: that's WAY to harsh of a halt
3: spurs are the worse to wear
4: I don't care how experienced you are, u must always wear a helmet!
5: she can't keep her legs still
Not everyone is an expert. You have to start somewhere !
Please watch more of my videos on my channel. My daughter can ride! This was a green horse.
Sara Squires what is a green horse
Yehuda Styller
A Young horse or pony that's no long been broken in and is still learning
I don't believe the point of this video was to critique a young girl on an obviously green horse. geez, get a life.
Had to stop watching, really bad with hands etc etc etc
I wont warrant that with an answar
Maya Tiare actually she kept pulling on the reigns which one confused the horse and made the bit dig into its mouth. she kept her hands up instead of loosening the reigns and letting the horse have some release. you can be soft and still be in control
SuperManMyMan yes i agree i sensed some thing was wrong
Leave animals alone...
Delirium Tremens wtf
She's pulling too hard on them reins
0:44 Trotting starts
1:32 Cantering starts
3:19 Galloping starts
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As a mother you should take way more responsibility in knowing that your daughter should be wearing a helmet, I mean galloping in an enclosed space on a green horse is dangerous but without a helmet??!
Sophie Moncrieff As an adult you should know to mind your own business, I bet your a nosey old bitty always in other peoples affairs!
J H You’re* And why’s it so bad for someone to care about someone’s safety?
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god they’re everywhere!
Sophie Moncrieff omg chill out
It wouldn’t be as dangerous if she knew how to ride without ripping out the horse’s mouth.
Um...where is her helmet? That is one of the basic safety rules of riding a horse.
Kaitlyn Beaulieu no offense but not everyone wants to ride in a helmet. their life not yours.
1jazzyphae not everybody *wants* to but you have to
@@1jazzyphae yeah that's ok but I guess she is just worried about her getting injured and especially if she is going that fast
her heels aren't down, the horses mouth is prob hurting sooo much rn, she was pulling the whole time, then she stops so bad. the horses mouth got hurt, she couldve gotten hurt, look at the horses legs while she stopped him. This is so sad.
no no no jeez no goodness no
This was the most disturbing thing for a person who rides horses to watch!,😭😭🤬🤬🤢🤢🤮
Wow you look like you REALLY know how to ride! (Sarcasm)
That was rude and unnecessary. How about you take into consideration that this video was posted in 2014. Also, why don't you give some helpful tips rather than bullying others online?
Rachael Glaeser Others have made these sarcastic jokes and got likes, so why can't he/she?
Rachael Glaeser how deos it being posted in 2014 make ANY difference?😴😂 also, im not being rude and any tips i would waaste my time giving would just be ignored and brushed off. So why dont YOU back off.
It makes a difference that it was posted in 2014 because I'm sure that this person has improved since then. +Icy - SnowKitten When did I ever say it was alright for others to be rude like this? I'm sorry I guess you couldn't tell, but my comment was not in a rude tone. I just don't think it's right for you (or anyone else) to bully this person for a video that was posted a few years ago. How would you feel if someone left a comment like that on your video? I'm really not trying to upset any of you at all and I don't want this to become an argument. I hope you guys have a great day!
It might be kind of hard to tell who I'm directing the different parts to so I apologize in advance.
you have hands like lead weights- NOT OK!
teach your child to ride a horse before showing off her “skill” because i don’t see much
I came here in a 6 years old vid to say the horse shouldn’t be stopped like that and sure its mouth is gone !
WHAT ARE THOSE REINS DOING UP SO HIGH!
Pulling on the reins whilst wanting to go into a transition, is confusing the horse which can lead to them throwing you off , bolting through discomfort. Be confident in what your asking from your horse and don’t change your mind last minute!
That was a very sudden stop, the horse literally bounced
Her post between 0:44 and 1:07 is making me cringe. She doesn't bounce along with the horse.
No hate!
The horse shouldn't stop like that. You don't need to always be relying on the horses face.
stop pulling back on the rains
mac loves to talk ya
I don't like this
Sorry you feel that way. Don't watch it!
*Sara Squires* Well, unless they're a psychic, that's not really how it works. You could suggest they don't watch it _again,_ but they probably weren't going to, so it's a bit moot.
Sara Squires lol what.....don't watch it? This girl is ripping this horses face off. This is awful and she needs to go back to basics.
Well guess what I don’t like you
umm.. don't be rude. someone was sharing their opinion because this girl is 1. riding with too low stirrups 2. has no helmet 3. has bad form 4. her hair should be tied back and 5. she is wearing JEANS. so before you make a rude comment maybe think 😀
Not hating but she should have worn a helmet that’s really dangerous to not wear a helmet
And she is wearing trainers
Careless.
I'm speaking from experience, that's no way to stop a horse, it's extremely dangerous for the rider and can put the horse in a lot of pain. When trotting you're supposed to go up and down and as you transition into a canter, you're supposed to sink in your seat and must remain upright and tall. Your stirrups are too loose; when cantering go with the rhythm of the horse. Finally, when trying to preform a gallop, you must first ask the horse by holding your own weight, and in a position where you can move your arms backwards and forwards with the horses head movements. So like a jumping position, you need to balance out your weight. If you want to slow down from a gallop, sit back in your seat and slightly pull on your reins and your horse will slowly transition from gallop, canter, trot and walk until a complete stop.
PREACH
Speed doesn’t determine how good of a rider you are and this is very nicely demonstrated in the video.
Right, good demonstration! No helmet. Stopping suddenly and pulling the reins too hard. That must hurt the horses mouth. Galloping in an arena.
@@kittyunicorn5473 agreed
I'm glad that mare was sold! I ride english and know that all that was so unnecessary!
Plot change: The girl is Bam Bam and the horse is Ally.
Keep your hands down and give the poor thing it's head sometimes
i take issue with pretty much every aspect of this video but especially the fact that she had no helmet on and when reining back the horse, she didn’t ask it to go forward immediately after. she could end up training that horse to run backwards and it will be unrideable. be careful and mindful, this is a living thing
If I did this in front of my trainer she'd kill me
wear a helmet girl
AHHH NO HELMET
the fact this video has more dislikes than she has followers 😍😌
The English riders looking at those stirrups 💀💀
The mother probably doesn’t know what she is doing.🙄
Exactly she needs to go to lessons and be taught by a professional instead of a clueless mum
“Good stop”
She shouldn’t be trying to show other people how to ride when she can’t herself
THE POOR HORSE! you shouldn't suddenly stop a horse from gallop to halt! all i can think of whilst watching is how much pain the horse is in
Her reins were awfully high
omg yes i was looking for a comment that said this!! I was thinking that the WHOLE TIME
Something is wrong here. The rider is not smooth and the horse is very unhappy. What kind of bit is it wearing?
I dont think it is the bit... I think it is the fact her hands were like lead weights, yanking on the horse. No wonder why the horse was unhappy. Terrible rider, plus the transitions were terrible.
@@mikeoxlong4725 - You obviously know much more than I do, Ian, about lead hands and so forth. I haven't ridden in a long time, but this is painful to watch. Can't believe the narrator says "good stop" at the end. It is anything but.
Does the horse understand the commands to trot walk etc? How does the horse know when to change gaits?
I find it so stupid when people don't wear hats she could easily have been killed
+Maddie Tredgett I really hope this is a joke, but it seems like you're serious.
We rode horses for thousands of years without riding helmets. This girl clearly knows how to ride, there's no reason she should need to wear a helmet for this. It's not like she's even posting or anything that's slightly risky.
+yunikage You know that a horses instinct is to kick and run. Whether it's a little beginner or a pro rider doesn't matter if the horse spooks.
yunikage did YOU know that cowboys created the weatern saddle to have a bigger curve allowing deeper seat and for safety. If they had the technology of a helmet then they would've worn one. #mindyourmelon
Exactly! I have thrown out every excuse in the book not to wear one because it wasn't the western style. Times are changing. There really is no excuse to not wear one. Every time you sit on a horse you are a taking a risk. Why not decrease that risk a little?
Maddie Tredgett lol watch think like a horse he hates stupid people who say that helmets protect your whole body
“Reverse.” more like break the horses ankles
She’s has to wear a helmet. Horses can get spooked and can be unpredictable
Do you have an insta? I got bored and made an edit of this
I don’t think you are allowed to gallop in a arena ;-;
Poor horse..
Pulling reins to hard aswell
1) she’s holding onto the reins too much
2) she’s not posting whilst trotting
3) she’s not wearing a helmet, one of the most important thing in horseback
4) her stirrups aren’t short enough
YeahNo Xcx Looks like you know nothing about western speed events and how you’re supposed to ride as a barrel racer, so please take your English educated riding opinions to a video of somebody riding English and until you ride as a barrel racer and learn what it’s like and how you train a barrel then you can come back and leave a comment. Thanks and have a blessed day.
At my stable there’s a horse named bam bam that looks exactly like the horse she’s riding😂💕💕
Hopefully it is the same horse and your stable rescued it from this place!
My horse’s canter is weird, I think. It may be just me, but his trot is fine. When he canters however, he seems to be crow-hopping, rearing, and limping at the same time. I don’t think it should be like that. Am I crazy or is my horse probably risking a potential injury?
does she need like longer reins or somthin?
I had to stop watching for so many reasons. Where's her fucking helmet? I just don't understand why anyone would want to ride with your head unprotected like that. It's so dangerous!
Western riders sometimes don't wear helmets
She doesn’t have correct form
omg...I could be wrong but alongside the rough stops, is she even holding the reigns properly? That's probably why she has to stop like that; it looks like her hands are angled sideways instead of vertically.
200th Sub! Congratttsss!
Did they cool down the horse
And did u see the way she pulled to stop that horse
This is not gallop this is fast canter 😝
Why did you stop your horse like that?
This is just abuse you need skills to ride a horse, you obviously don’t have them
Horse must be confused and irritated.. So many signals all together 😂
Bam Bam, what a name for a horse!
Unusual isn't it?
Pleeeaseee wear a helmet if you have one, it can be very very dangerous if you get thrown off your horse or you fall as you could fall onto your head or your horse may stand on it and this can cause many different problems with you health, PS I’m only saying this for you safety I don’t want you to get hurt please ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Honestly this might as well me abuse. She can barely ride and relies way too much on the reins. 😢
When in a trot you don't pull your hands back towards your hips. That confuses the horse. You are using a tie down you have a bit in (bits aren't too bad when you know how to use them, which you don't.) you are using spurs, you made the horse go in reverse (with a bit in) don't pull your hands back so much when in reverse! That's hurts their horses face (even without a bit) that horse looks soooo uncomfortable. Spurs? Really? Spurs DO NOT HELP YOU MOVE THE HORSE!!!! It hurts the horse! Spurs can cause SERIOUS damage. SERIOUS DAMAGE!!!!!! Don't use spurs!! Anybody reading this. DONT USE SPURS!!! I think it's not different from abuse. Because it's like stabbing your horse every time you want to trot, canter, and gallop. Even a walk! I don't think you know how to take care of horses very well.
I half agree with you, I wear spurs all the time. But whether you should be using them all the time is a different story. If your horse is being stubborn and misbehaving, you can give a little spur. Spurs done hurt unless your really kickin em.
Mr. Vibes I don’t agree with that. I’ve seen serious damage with spurs. Traumatized horse because of them. Not trying to pick a fight with anyone. If your horse is miss behaving that much don’t use the spurs try a whip. I only use a whip for show jumping but give it a try if your horse is miss behaving to the point where you have to use spurs.
You aren't supposed to actually jab with spurs you're just supposed to press them against the animal's skin if necessary and not very hard at that
Thanks so much for the video. I was watching my usual old westerns on TV and wondered what the difference was between Canter and gallop.
The poor thing her horse is beyond stressed she should learn her position before even attempting a canter and she NEEDS to wear a helmet
Very obedient. I liked the video 👍
The horse wasn't "very obedient"
He was forcefully forced to do everything here. His poor face was yanked off too.
U shouldnt ride without a helmet and she is just pissing me off shes pulling the reins too tight the horse is uncomfortable
No hate buuut, when you're stopping a horse instead of ripping its face off and pulling the reins you should just squeeze your fists and squeeze the saddle/horse with your knees !
I am so sorry but I just have to get this off my mind. (I have been riding for 8 years now, I’m 11) 1. When Trotting i saw that your daughter had her hands by her hips, this really confuses the horse. 2. You should not gallop in a closed area as the horse might slip. 3. When stopping I realized that she had her hands up really high, that causes lots of pressure on the horses mouth, also she pushed her heels down and legs forward, which is what you are supposed to do but your butt seemed really high and back. 4. Your horse looked very uncomfortable, I believe it’s because your reins were quite short as this causes the horses head to be pulled back. 5. Your stirrups seemed maybe just a little bit low. 6. Lastly, your daughters shoulders be pulled back a little bit more.
_Brookelyn_ Looks like you know nothing about western speed events and how you’re supposed to ride as a barrel racer, so please take your English educated riding opinions to a video of somebody riding English and until you ride as a barrel racer and learn what it’s like and how you train a barrel then you can come back and leave a comment. Thanks and have a blessed day.
You need to wear your hat! Especially when cantering and galloping!
GIRL SHE IS PISSING ME OFF WITH THE WAY SHE IS HOLDING THEM REINS THEN STOPPING THE HORSE- also the heck is her helmet? Like you can damage or injure your head without a helmet
That was a brutal stop, shouldn't be yanking its head so hard
October 7 is my birthday!!!! btw i know how to trot in horse but thats i know how to do but im learning how to center soon of horse back riding!!! :)
If there is a kindergarten for horse riding basic send the instructor to it pls
Helmet??
Just giving some tips, she should try a posting trot to help the horse move, she should also not have her reins so short! :)
She did post, but it was so bad you couldn’t tell
@@ellagrace149 lol I posted this a long time ago when I thought I knew a lot about horses but didnt
@@Evie_horsey oh lol
The hands are killing me! And when she says walk why are u kicking her then pulling back to walk...
Please please wear a helmet. Especially at a gallop