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Not really. She's riding the proper way.

Truly magnificent....👍🐎🌷

He is a friesian sport horse I love friesian sport horses they are so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Do you even ride or know the first thing about horses?!?! The bit doesn't cause pain for a horse, and she rides with soft hands, it won't be in the least uncomfortable! Poking the horse? Do you mean leg aids? That's how you get a horse to go, they're used to it and doesn't hurt, or do you mean the crop? We don't poke them with a crop, we just tap them when leg aids aren't working. She's an amazing rider in fact, she has such an amazing deep seat and great contact, and her beautiful horse wasn't showing any signs of discomfort, if you know anything about horses, you know that horse was as happy and free as can be, and is best friends with it's brilliant rider. Can't you see the beautiful trust and relationship between them?! Next time, before you hurl hate at someone, please make sure you know what you're talking about 🙄

@@simi3080 I never comment just cuz I feel like it .. 🤔 For me, if you need all that pain to control a horse then you don't know what you doing. And yes it's uncomfortable.. a horse can feel a fly on him, now imagine you poking him with metal. He will move if your a good rider and know the horse and worked with him enough time.

@@lop2301 please remember though that it's not only the horse, but the rider that affects a riding style. You can clearly see that the rider is accomplished and experienced, but that horse might still need these things anyway. As a professional rider, when I ride green horses ( horses who misbehave due to not having much experience being ridden) I use these things to control the horse not because I need it, but the horse does. Think, when horses are being broken(taught to be ridden) they need more contact and firm aids(instructions from the rider) and when they are fully broken and experienced, they don't necessarily grow out of that need. Of course, they are usually trained out of the bit and crop and such strong aids, but some horses just prefer them. Some of my horses actually prefer a bit! Obviously being someone who has experience with Friesian mares(I'm not sure if it is a mare or a gelding so correct me if I'm wrong) I know that they can be quite the handful and have their quirks, and no matter how confident the rider is, the horse needs them. If you know anything about horses, you know you don't just sit there, every leg aid, half halt, lead change ect that we think about every second we're riding mean nothing to a horse that doesn't listen. Riding isn't just about the rider, but the horse. This rider sees the need to use these things to make things easier when riding, not necessarily because she needs it but because the horse does. She knows her horse and what is beneficial and what is useless to that individual horse, and you have to trust that she knows her horse better than you do. So please consider this, I'm not trying to start an argument, but as someone with a lot of experience with this I feel the need to inform you(; Btw crops aren't metal, they are small fabric tags used to tap the horse to encourage them on!

@@simi3080 I understand what you're saying. I've worked with pure breed Arabian green horses before with bitless bridle, it's all about how you work with a horse, I believe any horse can be riden without bit but, it takes time and work and relationships with the horse - if it's your personal horse it's even easier. I worked with a horse that was "dangerous" to take to trips outside without a bit, today he respond to bitless better he did with a bit. "poking him with metal" I mean the spurs English is not my first language so I hope they're no misunderstandings

...or, take a second job...and save hard! 👍🐎😂