It's not that he is or isn't a horse whisperer he shouldn't have even had another horse in there to begin with, and he took the horse right next to the other hind legs, and it's obvious that the other horse should be in a separate pen. He doesn't have to be a horse whisperer to ride the horse or whatever.
It seems like these guys aren’t the smartest horse riders, and these horses don’t seem 100% trained, a large amount of trained horses can let you ride horses right behind them but yes it isn’t the best thing to try.
I’ve rode horses for 3 years and it’s 1:57 am so I will keep this short only do it if you know both the horse really well and even then still don’t do ot
This horse gave this man a sign he didn’t want to be ridden. It is the man’s fault for suggesting to do this. Plus, he got way to close to the other horse.
When the man says “ now that wasn’t so bad,” then leads the horse next to another horse expecting nothing to happen but then we all saw what went down just now! This is exactly why my instructor teaches to keep space between horses 🐴🙄
Exactly right. In a lot of cases, it’s the humans that need training. Not the horses. For many horses, this could be a traumatic experience, and lead them to fear being ridden or even other horses
@@EugeneLatterman trauma* And no, it is in fact not a cat. Believe it or not, as a person who owns horses, this is normal horse behavior for its situation
@ThatDragonBlue I'm not doubting this is normal horse behavior. I'd get mad if someone hopped on my back too. I'm just saying using the word "trauma" has gotten put of hand. If that horse is truly traumatized from that then he ain't cut oit for this world
This man is clearly clueless. That horse is obviously not properly trained for riding yet and hopefully this taught the man a good lesson that he won't forget.
you always have to ride near a horse, you cant avoid riding near other animals for the rest of your life, just dont let them try to harass or sniff the animal
Ok, this horse is too small for a full grown man to be riding it, it looks a little on the skinny side so that doesn’t help. The horse has obviously never done this before or never done this with you so no wonder why you got kicked. I prepared my horse for MONTHS before I even tried to get on bareback and she wasn’t uncomfortable at all like this. Can’t people tell when to stop 🛑 Next, any experienced rider would know to NEVER EVER ride two horses let alone mares behind one another. And you wonder why you got kicked😂
@@ultraamy104 it looked to me like the horse being ridden got to close to the other and nipped at it. The other horse was simply telling the ridden horse “ get out of my space.” Probably would have been wiser not to have two horses together when training one, but hindsight is 20/20. The ridden horse looks unsure about being ridden. But that’s just my best guess from watching the same fifteen second video.
My dude what in the hell is this? From the start that horse is showing he's not wanting to be ridden: stepping away from the mounting block, being repositioned and again not wanting to allow a rider. It's no wonder this happened, especially with everything going on in there. Work on groundwork and asking your horse to side up to the mounting block and stand for you properly, it's basic shit! Edit: and maybe find a spot without other horses to wreck your progress. Unless it's a well acquainted herd and a spacious area, that's just a recipie for disaster.
Exactly! It was already falling apart at the very beginning. So many people in the horse world like to skip steps and cut corners. All they wanna do is get on the horse, and then they and the horse suffer the consequences. Getting a horse to side up to the mounting block is actually quite easy, but it does take time and effort, which soooo many owners lack.
@Twix is God and so are Macerators I mean, if you want to ignore the entire first half of the video where the horse is showing discomfort signs and refusing to allow a rider, that's up to you, but some people notice detail. Consider looking closer. Directing a horse to walk so close behind the back of another horse is also not a great choice. there are lots of reasons shit like this happens, and all of them are human error in this video. The horse kick is what ended the ride, but not what started the trouble.
Yeah, I'm not a horse expert but.. Did the horse seem a little small for you? Horses need to be big enough to take your weight, which is why kids sometimes ride smaller horses. He seemed a bit big for that horse, idk i might be wrong though
this is the riders fault, the first horse showed him multiple signs of discomfort by backing away, the other horse looked very stressed at the time and him going right there by his back legs he should’ve known he was going to get kicked
Oh yessierie it was riders fault. First: NEVER mount a horse that is trying to move away from the mounting block or be violent, etc. Second/ he should have known not not ride in a small corral with two un trained horses. Third, he should have turned away immediately from that horse.
Guys fault, should have led his horse away from the other one to prevent what happened, and the other horse wasn’t trying to kick him, just telling the other horse to back off and not crowd him.
@@ImdefLexi3 scared of the mounting block poor judgment if you have a kicking horse or a non kicking horse u shouldnt bring them to the back end of another horse entirely their fault i just hope the horse is okay
@@ImdefLexi3the horse didn’t even want to be ridden he/she kept turning but the guy didn’t care and he decided to go bareback when there was not only another horse, but the horse the guy was riding clearly didn’t want to be ridden
The first horse was afraid of the mounting block. The rider didn't recognize it. Then he rides up behind another horse, from behind. "Ray Chsrles could have seen that coming."
#1, this guy knows dang well if he goes behind a horse hes gonna get kicked. #2, they should be in separate areas during training, i dont care if they're both in training, they need to be separated during training. #3, the mare does not look abused at all, he pet her, so do not go comment "Oh my gosh, thats abuse, he doesnt need horses" Or something
Hahaha I was thinking this same thing. I noticed how underdeveloped the ridden horses butt muscles are. And how it stood with its feet way back the first time he tried to get on. I was thinking of Rick because that’s where I learned those things from.
That person just doesn’t know what he’s doing, first you slide your hand up the rein and hold it there then you put the mounting block down, and shorten your rein cause then your asking to be kicked because you can’t control the horse with a longer rein
Don't bring the stool up to the horse. Bring the horse up next to the stool. Over and over again, if you have to, until it gets used to the stool and comes willingly. Then step up and start laying over your horse to get it used to the action of someone attempting to mount him. Be patient. It takes time but the more time you take on them, the more thorough their training is.
This is why you don’t ride in a past year without another person riding the other horse you should know better if you’re a true equestrian and also like why are you mounting from like a far distance trying to get on its back when its head is literally right in front of you that’s dangerous also don’t go behind horses backs because they are sensitive there and they will kick if they don’t want someone behind them especially the leader of the that you were on or if they don’t know each other, they are going to start a fight to see who is better and who should be a leader
This video is perfect. Brings back the good ole days when everyone that didn't have help and just did what they needed to try to do things. And this is how everyone started to learn through experience. In no way should anyone complain about this guy. He's doing all he knows and knows nothing else but what he's learning as he goes. This video is perfect.
Take only the risks you feel comfortable taking, but consider that my dog for example is more than capable of giving me stitches, but even though he has bit me, he's only ever broken the skin one time (as a puppy) so in reality you are likely so survive a few kick and kick attempts from horses.
Okay, so, the horse felt pressured by the other horse and didn’t want the other horse invading its space, so it sends out a warning for the horse to back off, which it does seeing as the horse that kicked out is high horse while the one that moved away is low horse. And they… are dumb as rocks for being… horses?? Okay?? 😭
It was the man’s own fault 😂 He was the one who got the horse to walk right behind another horse who was pinning his ears and clearly didn’t like the situation. Plus the one who kicked was a mare and the other one, who was ridden, was a stallion or gelding. That didn’t help the situation.
People who are experienced with horses weirdly often do that kind of mistake which can be VERY annoying for the one who rides. Letting to horses that don't get along well close to each other with an object of conflict (food, water, space, mare) in sight. I don't know why.
The horse that kicked knew they were there and wasn't surprised about them walking behind. What made him kick and be defensive was the bite the riding horse took to his croup.
While training with my sister her horse walked up to mine to kick it, luckily everyone were okay, but it was completely our fault - I struggled to get my house to move, he's very stubborn, usually I can control him, but that day I di very bad. My sister was nearby with her horse, he's a bit harder to handle, so he turned around to kick my horse. My sister couldn't get him to walk away in time. It was a good learning experience, getting of taste of if you don't keep boundaries with large animals, the horse you're riding could get very hurt.
This is why you always stay one horse length away from another horse. Also the horse he's riding looks either too young to be ridden by him or just too small. Please remember to ride horses that are big enough to handle your weight. (Yes I understand some small horses or ponies may need to be ridden by slightly too large people to make them kid safe)
I keep telling people. I don't care how friendly or tamed your horse is. Don't walk behind them because they will kick you. Lol I'm glad everyone is ok.
Yes there is the 2nd problem of leading to the back of another horse but the first main problem is that we clearly see that the horse was trying to not be mounted and moved away a lot of time. The real problem is that the person mounted him even after seeing that.
Personally, I wouldn’t go that close with another horse next to another horses bottom, because chances are that they would kick out which is what happened there, so I’d recommend either doing it outside of the paddock, or putting the horse into a different paddock❤
Horses can be unsettled and edgy in windy conditions like this - their ability to detect threats is impaired by so many things moving around and making noise.
When training a horse I would not ride in a pen with another horse because for starters this can happen and either way your bound to get hurt or killed. (I’m an equestrian)
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Who randomly just searched up people getting kicked by a horse
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Maybe... Just maybe... Keep the other horse in a separate area when you're training
That wasn’t training. That was him tryna break the horses in (train in an abusive way)
Thats not training.
@@xoxoaudram incorrect information it is the other way around and ypo clearly dont know what you are talking about
@@xoxoaudrami can tell u dont know anything or about horses or seen
@@GreNasX3 I’ve been riding for 5 years XD and I’ve been a counselor lol!!! SO U CAN BE QUIET.
The horses teamed up to get the rider off. True dream duo
Ikr
😂😂😂😂😂 smart horse
@@Silver-1991😂
Well said
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This guy is the opposite of the horse whisperer.
the horse yeller 💀
@@bathroomstallgap
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It's not that he is or isn't a horse whisperer he shouldn't have even had another horse in there to begin with, and he took the horse right next to the other hind legs, and it's obvious that the other horse should be in a separate pen. He doesn't have to be a horse whisperer to ride the horse or whatever.
A pony screecher
He did okay with that first one. I dunno about that second one, though.
Those horses don't look very well kept, and the rider doesn't seem to know anything about horses.
Brother has no idea what he is doing if he can not even get his horse to stand still next to the mounting block 💀
it’s probably green
@@oliviamae406doesn’t matter
@@Gulia116 how bro
@@Gulia116 easy to throw shade when you aren't the one breaking the green horse...
@@oliviamae406my horse is green and i can get him to stand next to the mounting block
As a farmer…you should know better to NOT bring another horse *behind* or close to another horse cuz you know what you’ll be in for.
It seems like these guys aren’t the smartest horse riders, and these horses don’t seem 100% trained, a large amount of trained horses can let you ride horses right behind them but yes it isn’t the best thing to try.
I’ve rode horses for 3 years and it’s 1:57 am so I will keep this short only do it if you know both the horse really well and even then still don’t do ot
This horse gave this man a sign he didn’t want to be ridden.
It is the man’s fault for suggesting to do this.
Plus, he got way to close to the other horse.
Yep. Horse told him multiple times he wasn't comfortable but the man forced his will on the horse anyway.
riders fault, directed the horse towards the other, making that horse feel crowded and pressured, horse kicked to warn other horse away
Correct.
Yes this is very true
Ok hold on, no hate, but who asked?
@@crying_cloudz no one, just felt like posting this to see if i was reading it right
99 likes let me fix that
Horse 1-- oii mate....can you kick this guy for me?
Horse 2 -- Gladly!😂
When the man says “ now that wasn’t so bad,” then leads the horse next to another horse expecting nothing to happen but then we all saw what went down just now! This is exactly why my instructor teaches to keep space between horses 🐴🙄
You could honestly see that the horse in the first place was not positive about the man
I guess no one told that poor man not to walk behind horses.
Especially not with another horse. He wasn't even holding the reins right. He clearly hasn't been taught anything
@@equinesociety Yeah they just told him 'figure it out' lol
I love your videos
EXACTLY
The horse literally walked behind the horse by himself 💀
If only humans were trained correctly the world would be a better place for animals
Exactly right. In a lot of cases, it’s the humans that need training. Not the horses. For many horses, this could be a traumatic experience, and lead them to fear being ridden or even other horses
@ThatDragonBlue people use "trama" too much. If that horse is traumatized then it's not a horse it's a cat
@@EugeneLatterman how would you feel if it was you???🤔
@@EugeneLatterman trauma*
And no, it is in fact not a cat. Believe it or not, as a person who owns horses, this is normal horse behavior for its situation
@ThatDragonBlue I'm not doubting this is normal horse behavior. I'd get mad if someone hopped on my back too. I'm just saying using the word "trauma" has gotten put of hand. If that horse is truly traumatized from that then he ain't cut oit for this world
This man is clearly clueless. That horse is obviously not properly trained for riding yet and hopefully this taught the man a good lesson that he won't forget.
Rule no.1 never ride a horse near a horse..
you always have to ride near a horse, you cant avoid riding near other animals for the rest of your life, just dont let them try to harass or sniff the animal
@@mikessalamThat’s what I’m trying to say , thanks for adding that detail in.
I know someone whose leg was broken when she was kicked riding past another horse...
What about chivalry then? Whit thousands of horses charging in formation?
What!?!?!?
horse whispered to his partner, "kick his ass off of me"
Ok, this horse is too small for a full grown man to be riding it, it looks a little on the skinny side so that doesn’t help. The horse has obviously never done this before or never done this with you so no wonder why you got kicked. I prepared my horse for MONTHS before I even tried to get on bareback and she wasn’t uncomfortable at all like this. Can’t people tell when to stop 🛑 Next, any experienced rider would know to NEVER EVER ride two horses let alone mares behind one another. And you wonder why you got kicked😂
"That's enough! That's exactly enough!"
well, i think the horses handled that difficult situation pretty well all things considered... !
The owners are just stupid the horse who kicks kicks the rider because the other horse is in pain those horses are helping each other
@@ultraamy104 it looked to me like the horse being ridden got to close to the other and nipped at it. The other horse was simply telling the ridden horse “ get out of my space.” Probably would have been wiser not to have two horses together when training one, but hindsight is 20/20. The ridden horse looks unsure about being ridden. But that’s just my best guess from watching the same fifteen second video.
Annie are you ok? Are you ok Annie?
Annie are you ok?
You've been kicked by--
You've been kicked by--
A hoofed animal
@@Redotis007 Jealous he got likes and you didn't? 😂 Cry
@@loganlake8783 what 👍
@@jacksixinedwth7859 I'm pretty sure you can understand that comment 😂
Hilarious 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😭😭🤣🤣
Holy crap, he is WAY too big for that horse.😬
No he's not! Stop trying to be rude
I haven’t even looked at this and can already predict what’s about to happen. Learn how to read horses
I think you thought wrong, the horse got kicked by another horse lol
You can predict what's about to happen because you read the title.
My dude what in the hell is this? From the start that horse is showing he's not wanting to be ridden: stepping away from the mounting block, being repositioned and again not wanting to allow a rider. It's no wonder this happened, especially with everything going on in there. Work on groundwork and asking your horse to side up to the mounting block and stand for you properly, it's basic shit!
Edit: and maybe find a spot without other horses to wreck your progress. Unless it's a well acquainted herd and a spacious area, that's just a recipie for disaster.
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Exactly! It was already falling apart at the very beginning. So many people in the horse world like to skip steps and cut corners. All they wanna do is get on the horse, and then they and the horse suffer the consequences. Getting a horse to side up to the mounting block is actually quite easy, but it does take time and effort, which soooo many owners lack.
@Twix is God and so are Macerators I mean, if you want to ignore the entire first half of the video where the horse is showing discomfort signs and refusing to allow a rider, that's up to you, but some people notice detail. Consider looking closer. Directing a horse to walk so close behind the back of another horse is also not a great choice. there are lots of reasons shit like this happens, and all of them are human error in this video. The horse kick is what ended the ride, but not what started the trouble.
@@augustinleitedeboi lmao no likes, good try though
Yeah, I'm not a horse expert but.. Did the horse seem a little small for you?
Horses need to be big enough to take your weight, which is why kids sometimes ride smaller horses.
He seemed a bit big for that horse, idk i might be wrong though
I randomly serched "people getting kicked by horses" and, I got this... 😅😅
this is the riders fault, the first horse showed him multiple signs of discomfort by backing away, the other horse looked very stressed at the time and him going right there by his back legs he should’ve known he was going to get kicked
Oh yessierie it was riders fault. First: NEVER mount a horse that is trying to move away from the mounting block or be violent, etc. Second/ he should have known not not ride in a small corral with two un trained horses. Third, he should have turned away immediately from that horse.
Guys fault, should have led his horse away from the other one to prevent what happened, and the other horse wasn’t trying to kick him, just telling the other horse to back off and not crowd him.
Correct.
Exactly
He wasn't even holding the reins properly
Them horses knew what they was doing 😂😂
Rookie. Completely preventable.
No surprise there. Whole scene is a recipe for disaster. These guys need to take some lessons from Rick Gore -Think Like a Horse.
He looks a little too big for that horse tbh
Plus he should not be riding the horse bareback.
Should not be riding bareback? If you shouldn’t then why is it a thing?
@@ImdefLexi3 scared of the mounting block poor judgment if you have a kicking horse or a non kicking horse u shouldnt bring them to the back end of another horse entirely their fault i just hope the horse is okay
@@ImdefLexi3the horse didn’t even want to be ridden he/she kept turning but the guy didn’t care and he decided to go bareback when there was not only another horse, but the horse the guy was riding clearly didn’t want to be ridden
Nah, he looks way too big to be even thinking about getting on the lil dude.
He gon be spending another year building up that horses trust again now 🤣
Well you walked right behind a horse what do you think was gonna happen genius 💀
HAHAHA!! That was so awesome! Just when you think that this video is clickbait... they pull a plot twist (or rather a plot correction) on you! 😮😄🤣😆👍😎
That was some horsepower 😅
Damn that was hella close call!
Rookie mistake could have been easily avoided but still funny
Bro jinxed it “That wasn’t too bad” well think again!
The first horse was afraid of the mounting block. The rider didn't recognize it. Then he rides up behind another horse, from behind. "Ray Chsrles could have seen that coming."
I don't think she was afraid of the mounting block, she was reluctant because she knew an clueless idiot was going to ride her
@@sketchalater4656 I thought she kind of shied from the block, but you are right about the stupid human.
@@sketchalater4656true it’s probably a mix a both
As being such a good horse she didn't drink him off like many others would have. Such a nice horse doesn't deserve a twat human handling her
#1, this guy knows dang well if he goes behind a horse hes gonna get kicked. #2, they should be in separate areas during training, i dont care if they're both in training, they need to be separated during training. #3, the mare does not look abused at all, he pet her, so do not go comment "Oh my gosh, thats abuse, he doesnt need horses" Or something
Lesson of the day
Dont get your head at the other,s ass
You should never work on a green broke horse with another horse in the round pen
Wait till Rick Gore sees this....
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Hahaha I was thinking this same thing. I noticed how underdeveloped the ridden horses butt muscles are. And how it stood with its feet way back the first time he tried to get on. I was thinking of Rick because that’s where I learned those things from.
Never train horses in the same enclosure until they are accustomed to it.
ALRIGHT! ALRIGHT! THATS ENOUGH 💀
Look how he's dragging the poor horse by his mouth, so heavy handed. No wonder he got kicked!!
His parents are cousins
That person just doesn’t know what he’s doing, first you slide your hand up the rein and hold it there then you put the mounting block down, and shorten your rein cause then your asking to be kicked because you can’t control the horse with a longer rein
Or you put the groundwork in and teach the horse to stand beside a mounting block. Mine lines himself up for me the moment I stand on the block.
shouldve pressed x to calm the horse down,
in all honesty, live well and be careful next time.
The guy trying to ride seemed like that was his first time on a horse. By the looks of it's his last.
He came from public school
Have you ever been kicked in the ass by a horse while sitting on a horse 😂😂 well this man did
Don't bring the stool up to the horse. Bring the horse up next to the stool.
Over and over again, if you have to, until it gets used to the stool and comes willingly. Then step up and start laying over your horse to get it used to the action of someone attempting to mount him.
Be patient. It takes time but the more time you take on them, the more thorough their training is.
Other horse got spooked " What the heellll is that thing on your back...helllllll nooo"
This is why you don’t ride in a past year without another person riding the other horse you should know better if you’re a true equestrian and also like why are you mounting from like a far distance trying to get on its back when its head is literally right in front of you that’s dangerous also don’t go behind horses backs because they are sensitive there and they will kick if they don’t want someone behind them especially the leader of the that you were on or if they don’t know each other, they are going to start a fight to see who is better and who should be a leader
This video is perfect. Brings back the good ole days when everyone that didn't have help and just did what they needed to try to do things. And this is how everyone started to learn through experience.
In no way should anyone complain about this guy. He's doing all he knows and knows nothing else but what he's learning as he goes.
This video is perfect.
That's exactly why I'm scared of horses 1 kick of that animal and ur done 💀
😂😂😂😂😂
Well, just learn how to read Horses, learn how tl handle them, this will not happen to you🎉
Take only the risks you feel comfortable taking, but consider that my dog for example is more than capable of giving me stitches, but even though he has bit me, he's only ever broken the skin one time (as a puppy) so in reality you are likely so survive a few kick and kick attempts from horses.
Just don’t be stupid around them like this guy was and you’ll be fine
That spotted horse was untrained and tried to attack the man and his horse.
How bout this bud next time train ur horse work with ur horse bond with ur horse and then try and get on ur horse
Also why would u ride right next to a horse and just think that mmmm everything here is perfect
Horses: Big, strong, and dumb as a bag of rocks. Did I mention that they're a very expensive hobby?
Okay, so, the horse felt pressured by the other horse and didn’t want the other horse invading its space, so it sends out a warning for the horse to back off, which it does seeing as the horse that kicked out is high horse while the one that moved away is low horse. And they… are dumb as rocks for being… horses?? Okay?? 😭
It was the man’s own fault 😂
He was the one who got the horse to walk right behind another horse who was pinning his ears and clearly didn’t like the situation.
Plus the one who kicked was a mare and the other one, who was ridden, was a stallion or gelding. That didn’t help the situation.
🤓🤓🤓 the man is just learning how to ride the horse shut up nerd
Horses are super hierarchical, if you aren't on the leader of the pack, dont let the horse you are riding anywhere near the other horses rear legs.
Omg why is nobody talking about the fact that he is WAYYYYY too big for that pony???????
People who are experienced with horses weirdly often do that kind of mistake which can be VERY annoying for the one who rides. Letting to horses that don't get along well close to each other with an object of conflict (food, water, space, mare) in sight.
I don't know why.
It was not a proper place to ride, but you rewarded and petted the horse, which made my day ❤
Rule number one. Never walk behind the horse so close. You will get kicked.
The horse that kicked knew they were there and wasn't surprised about them walking behind. What made him kick and be defensive was the bite the riding horse took to his croup.
Stupid is as stupid does.
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While training with my sister her horse walked up to mine to kick it, luckily everyone were okay, but it was completely our fault - I struggled to get my house to move, he's very stubborn, usually I can control him, but that day I di very bad. My sister was nearby with her horse, he's a bit harder to handle, so he turned around to kick my horse. My sister couldn't get him to walk away in time. It was a good learning experience, getting of taste of if you don't keep boundaries with large animals, the horse you're riding could get very hurt.
This is why you always stay one horse length away from another horse. Also the horse he's riding looks either too young to be ridden by him or just too small. Please remember to ride horses that are big enough to handle your weight. (Yes I understand some small horses or ponies may need to be ridden by slightly too large people to make them kid safe)
It's totally riders' fault. Dam, he real could have gotten hurt.
Since the beginning the horse doesn’t like him and he insist…lesson learn, animals are smarter than people, SOMETIMES.
The horse looks scared
No Saddle, No Bridle, Horse won't stand still for mounting block, tail swishing, ear pinning...
Yep, everything's fine here, so just GIDDYUP!!!
Pope Shadow, must be divine. Thats their muff, eh.
You can tell the horses planned this
She brought you over there to get you kicked. Like sea world, but with horses.
The horse has clearly been misridden by this dude many other times, or else he wouldn't have shied away from the mounting block like that.
The horse decided where the guy would mount.
Yeah, I thought this wouldn't be a direct contact kick, lol. This isn't Looney Tunes, one decent kick and you're gone
“Alright, ALRIGHT! That’s enough THATS ENOUGH!”
Kind of a closed off space for bare back don’t ya think? Also it was definitely the riders fault, he rode close to the behind of the other horse
This feels almost completely intentional, and if not then absolutely reckless endangerment of the horse. Yall should be ashamed of yourselves.
I keep telling people. I don't care how friendly or tamed your horse is. Don't walk behind them because they will kick you. Lol I'm glad everyone is ok.
Honey we’re having horse cube steak for a long time !
Yes there is the 2nd problem of leading to the back of another horse but the first main problem is that we clearly see that the horse was trying to not be mounted and moved away a lot of time. The real problem is that the person mounted him even after seeing that.
Never ride a horse behind another horse
That horse was aiming for a headshot
Ignorance is blissfully abondant
This is why we wear HELMETS.
Why the Frick do they have another horse in there when you're breaking a horse?
Woh! What an intelligence showed by horse!😂😂😂
this wins the dumb ways to die trend
Personally, I wouldn’t go that close with another horse next to another horses bottom, because chances are that they would kick out which is what happened there, so I’d recommend either doing it outside of the paddock, or putting the horse into a different paddock❤
Horses can be unsettled and edgy in windy conditions like this - their ability to detect threats is impaired by so many things moving around and making noise.
When training a horse I would not ride in a pen with another horse because for starters this can happen and either way your bound to get hurt or killed.
(I’m an equestrian)
On today's episode of "think like a dumbass because I am one":
just some random horsefactoids you know we all carry round…
Omg, I hope that rider is okay😨 that looked painful.