When you were trotting where the telephone pole was (I think) I realized that was where ThisEsme did her bike vs horse race. I am pretty sure.. well. It looks similar
My horses live on a property with longhorn cattle, so my gelding is pretty good with them, but the first time he saw a cow without horns he got a little nervous and was trying to figure out what they were, lol. My mare’s last spook was at an African longhorn who she had lived next to for probably 2 years at that point. Horses are so funny.
Fun fact about when Rosie was going down the hill tryna trot and go in like zig zags it’s then tryna help themselves balance as young horses aren’t used to walking down hill it’s what I’ve noticed with my youngster x
I've ridden on the South Downs with thoroughbreds. One time I was followed by a herd of cows with calves (who can be dangerous) but we easily outran them. Another time we walked through a herd of young bullocks lying by a gate. Bullocks are harmless, and these jumped up inquisitively, and one even started licking my horse's flanks. He was amazing, didn't even flinch, probably because I acted so confidently.
Omg ur horse is beautiful! a I love your channel so much and you’ve grown so much! the hacks you go on are so beautiful and it’s always a fun adventure! ilysm mollie
🤣🤣🤣🤣 This happend to me, too year's ago in Austria in a quarter horse!! It is scary, I am afraid of cow's!! Horses Yes, but Cow's No!! You are working much with your horses, that is good to see!! Respect!! Stay safe and Grts from snow ice cold Austria 🙋♀️🐎🐎
As someone who has been around cows with horses there's two times you need to worry about cows; cows who have babies and bulls protecting his females. These were either females without babies or young bulls in together, none of them were going to cause a problem they were just relaxing and were curious, whilst it isn't a bad idea to keep a distance I think actively letting the horses interact with you on the ground would have been better than riding at them and shouting/flapping your arms about. Bit of an over-reaction. When I still rode my mare used to like saying hellow to cows over the fence and the whole herd would come up, a big bunch of curious yet nervous energy so that can be a bit nerve wracking but I had a fence between me and my mare always wanted to check things out, once she did she could move on.
Cows are so curious lol. They seem to instinctively play games of chicken. When my dog was asleep the cows would sneak up on her to try and boop my dog with their noses, eventually she'd realise and start to get up (to awkwardly walk away from the cow herd) and they'd all freak out and run away as if saying "IT MOVED GUYS IT MOVED EVERYBODY RUN!" Our neighbours rented our paddocks for their cows (cos we didn't have our own) so I think they could tell the difference between the neighbours cattle dogs (who the cows would always trot away from) and my golden retriever. They knew she wouldn't chase them (after we finally trained her to not do that) or round them up so they'd sloooowly creep up to her over an hour or so lol.
I just started watching your videos and this is probably the best horse Channel I have ever watched i am definitely subscribing I just love everything you do and my favorite is definitely when you're trotting i love the sound it makes when you're trotting it sounds just like asmr😂 but overall I love your horse❤
It might have been too expensive to keep rosie in that specific yard and the one now is cheaper Thats just my thoughts tho it could be a completely different reason
Wow i would of panicked with the cows your friend was amazing how she went and showed them who's boss well done love your pooch horses are beautiful i have hosses but dont ride much at moment as broke foot my horses will stsy with me forever love them so much x
Was just curious playful youngsters. Can be intimidating but had they just walk on through the cows would have eith followed so far and stopped or continued walking behind. Granted was safer to just leave though
I was aswell 😂🤣 I was in the woods riding with my mum and cows came up from nowhere and me and my mum ended up racing 🤣😂 screaming “ HURRY UP!” “ GO FASTER “ lol 😂
I was chased by horses who had dropped their riders and went a bit mad they bucked at my horse and she hit herself in the wall after that my horse went on full escape mode ran at full speed while bucking🥲.I love your horse and your musk coloured saddle pad is so pretty
Didn't get chance to comment on last video where your friends horse bolted etc well well done so glad you were able to contain horse you were on and got off glad both you yr friend and the horses 🐎 were ok thankgod ❤
head as I prefer the angle, some believe it’s a safety concern as you attatched to the hat but I have it really loose so the camera falls off usually as i’m falling before I get anywhere near the ground! :)
Hi Mollie I've been a fan of yours for quite some time and I have always wondered how would one get into , riding horses like you , I'm interested in doing things like drag hunts , and things of that sort , but as a American that plans to move to the UK after High school how likely is it for me to be able to get into something like that ? I'm also African American would that sort of riding group be open to accepting me ? I know these are a lot of questions sorry , but if you had any clue id love to hear sincerely , a fan 💕
@@equinemollie omg yes I know! My horse wears one but sence I'm a hunter and have a show in 4 days I have to practice without it and it's so nervracking lol. Your horse is beautiful btw
Hey I know I'm really late to your video but I hope you see this comment ❣️ I think the cows were trying to chase your dog and not you guys because cows generally see dogs a much greater threat than humans because they want to protect their calf's. Hope this helped 💖
They all seemed laser focused on your dog lol. Likely way smaller than the dog(s) they're used to so weren't sure what the little floof was. The council needed to convene to discuss this UFO sighting.
I don't live in Europe, so I don't know the laws, but I was just curious. Do you own the cows? Is that your property? Is it private property? Did you get permission to go through the cow pen and herd them around like that? Is this a horse pleasure riding space or trail, and anyone is allowed to ride their horse through? It may seem like an obvious answer to you, but I'm not very familiar to the laws surrounding horse riding, as I was relatively young when we had to give away our two horses.
There wasn't a sign to say it was private property and it didn't look as if there was a farm by so it isn't trespassing and whether or not they own the cows, they had a right to go through.
I clicked on this video and saw your question. The UK has a network of footpaths and bridleways that go back in history. Footpaths are pedestrians only but bridleways can be used by both pedestrians and riders. Many of these routes go through private property and the owner cannot block access without going through the Courts. I am not a rider but walk a lot and many times have walked through fields of cows and once a field with a bull in it (possibly the farmer’s way of objecting to the rights of walkers). Several times I have found myself walking down a private driveway and once across someone’s front lawn.
Hi, this was a public bridleway and footpath meaning anyone can use it including cycle across it. The land and the animals are not mine however we can ride across them! :)
@@equinemollie Okay, thank you for the answer! I didn't know things like that could cut through livestock pastures. Can't say I would do it, but that is interesting!
@@simoneleaver7374 Hmm, That is very interesting. The first thing I think of though is that there's a high risk of someone walking through and harming/stealing the livestock. You would have to be monitoring the animals 24/7 to prevent that, and many people don't know a lot about animals. Even if they had good intentions, someone may try feeding the cattle something toxic to them, and that person would be long gone before the farmer could tell who did it. It just seems rather dangerous for the safety and well-being of the livestock imo.
“ Rosie just walk in a straight line its like your drunk “ Got me laughing my head off😂. Edit: and also Rosie was like at the heavy gate “ i dont understand i dont understandddd “ Also i didnt see the part where you got chased by cow???
@@esaflaka9155 thats not chased then 😂 the cows were curious, and followed them about. Its the cows field not theirs, they was in no way chased. Clickbait these days
if Rosie is pulling her head up and down to much i whould get a martingale to stop her from getting into a habit but dont use a pony martingale because Billy my old Loan pony snapped
Fr that’s what I thought, cows are naturally curious. Ofc it’s good they left but I definitely wouldn’t call that “chased” more the cows are like “Oo who are you?”
It can be annoying when cows don’t understand the word personal space (they are cows so are stupid) .I love your horse and your dog , I’m currently trying to find a part loan horse and where I go riding I haven’t asked yet but I will next time I go / Tuesday
I’m pretty sure that this is in the UK but in the Uk there are no animals large enough to take down our cattle so of course they’d be more curious than fearful as they would have nothing to fear.
What a well behaved little dog.
fr
When you were trotting where the telephone pole was (I think) I realized that was where ThisEsme did her bike vs horse race. I am pretty sure.. well. It looks similar
i thought that too!! Haha x
It was when she almost got hit by the van that video
I thought the exact same lol 😂
I thought that was it too
I thought so as well! x
Beautiful country side, the little dog is so cute, does he get to hitch a ride when he gets too tired? I was impressed the distance he was walking ❤️
Yep but he seemed to prefer just running along!
your horse is beautiful! yesterday i went riding my horse slipped and i got crushed i’m okay tho
aw no :( glad your okay tho & thank you
Is your horse ok tho?
@@Mxtchamxchi he’s fine
@@Tan_The_M4n good!
Omg that prob hurt a lot
My horses live on a property with longhorn cattle, so my gelding is pretty good with them, but the first time he saw a cow without horns he got a little nervous and was trying to figure out what they were, lol. My mare’s last spook was at an African longhorn who she had lived next to for probably 2 years at that point. Horses are so funny.
true, they are so goofy
Fun fact about when Rosie was going down the hill tryna trot and go in like zig zags it’s then tryna help themselves balance as young horses aren’t used to walking down hill it’s what I’ve noticed with my youngster x
Your comment was actually really helpful thank you
The little dog is so cute. Mine used to go outside with me and my horse, but he's too old now.
That looked like a lovely ride. I would have enjoyed that when I was younger xx
That is the cutest pink saddle pad
it’s my favourite on her
I could never open and close the gates 😂 I have small arms and my 4yo gelding is abt over 16'2 😂 I'd end up giving up and just trying to jump them lol
Cows were interested in the Lil dog peanut.
They wasn't bothered by horses x
Great vlog 👍
This is an awesome video and your horse is absolutely stunning
thank you so much!
What an incredible trained dog, so cute to watch xx
“Roise just walk on ! ITS LIKE YOUR DRUNK” got me 😂-
I've ridden on the South Downs with thoroughbreds. One time I was followed by a herd of cows with calves (who can be dangerous) but we easily outran them. Another time we walked through a herd of young bullocks lying by a gate. Bullocks are harmless, and these jumped up inquisitively, and one even started licking my horse's flanks. He was amazing, didn't even flinch, probably because I acted so confidently.
Rosie is coming along beautifully
she’s amazing!🥰
What a gorgeous place to ride.
Omg ur horse is beautiful! a I love your channel so much and you’ve grown so much!
the hacks you go on are so beautiful and it’s always a fun adventure!
ilysm mollie
thank you so much!
Cows are extremely curious creatures 😊
Your friend must be so flexible getting up and down all the time. I can barely get on my 14.3 😂
I can barely get on my 17.0 horse I suffer so badly
I can’t get up my 14.2
I can't get up on my non existent horse
🤣🤣🤣🤣 This happend to me, too year's ago in Austria in a quarter horse!! It is scary, I am afraid of cow's!! Horses Yes, but Cow's No!! You are working much with your horses, that is good to see!! Respect!! Stay safe and Grts from snow ice cold Austria 🙋♀️🐎🐎
The little doggy!! SO CUTEEEE
what a good cow horse Beau (Bo?) is! Just charging right at those cows!
The little dog following along is so adorbale
Wow this must be the best video ever
thank you!
As someone who has been around cows with horses there's two times you need to worry about cows; cows who have babies and bulls protecting his females. These were either females without babies or young bulls in together, none of them were going to cause a problem they were just relaxing and were curious, whilst it isn't a bad idea to keep a distance I think actively letting the horses interact with you on the ground would have been better than riding at them and shouting/flapping your arms about. Bit of an over-reaction. When I still rode my mare used to like saying hellow to cows over the fence and the whole herd would come up, a big bunch of curious yet nervous energy so that can be a bit nerve wracking but I had a fence between me and my mare always wanted to check things out, once she did she could move on.
Cows are so curious lol. They seem to instinctively play games of chicken. When my dog was asleep the cows would sneak up on her to try and boop my dog with their noses, eventually she'd realise and start to get up (to awkwardly walk away from the cow herd) and they'd all freak out and run away as if saying "IT MOVED GUYS IT MOVED EVERYBODY RUN!"
Our neighbours rented our paddocks for their cows (cos we didn't have our own) so I think they could tell the difference between the neighbours cattle dogs (who the cows would always trot away from) and my golden retriever. They knew she wouldn't chase them (after we finally trained her to not do that) or round them up so they'd sloooowly creep up to her over an hour or so lol.
I just started watching your videos and this is probably the best horse Channel I have ever watched i am definitely subscribing I just love everything you do and my favorite is definitely when you're trotting i love the sound it makes when you're trotting it sounds just like asmr😂 but overall I love your horse❤
Awesome video! Rosie is such a sweetheart!
Isn’t this where this Esme rode!?
It looks like where Esme rode but there are a bunch of places like this in the UK so idk
@@Avesrides yeah that’s true!
It’s just the south downs which is hundreds of miles and it all looks pretty similar so unlikely she rode on the same part :) x
Half the uk looks like this tbh
@@equinemollie oh ok! Thank you!!
kind of cool your friend got to do some cow herding! she must have felt quite please with yourself! God what a view makes me want to move back to UK.
Great ride and Peanut Is adorable!! Do they have any 2 lane roads in England? It’s so crowded on your country roads. 🥰🇨🇦
Tbf mate most country roads in England are only one lane and have a system of let the person on the right past
Hiiiiiii first ily sm ur amazing why did u move yards?
It might have been too expensive to keep rosie in that specific yard and the one now is cheaper
Thats just my thoughts tho it could be a completely different reason
winter turnout situations, work changes, lack of hacking etc. many different reasons x
@@equinemollie oh its a struggle to get grazing in winter and summer lol hope ur now
Wow i would of panicked with the cows your friend was amazing how she went and showed them who's boss well done love your pooch horses are beautiful i have hosses but dont ride much at moment as broke foot my horses will stsy with me forever love them so much x
It probably was a bull or a cow trying to protect its calf😶 most of our cattle we have are docile😂
Was just curious playful youngsters. Can be intimidating but had they just walk on through the cows would have eith followed so far and stopped or continued walking behind. Granted was safer to just leave though
I was aswell 😂🤣 I was in the woods riding with my mum and cows came up from nowhere and me and my mum ended up racing 🤣😂 screaming “ HURRY UP!” “ GO FASTER “ lol 😂
I was chased by horses who had dropped their riders and went a bit mad they bucked at my horse and she hit herself in the wall after that my horse went on full escape mode ran at full speed while bucking🥲.I love your horse and your musk coloured saddle pad is so pretty
Bro this looks so pretty is this like a trail or just apart you your barn? Since I really want to take my gelding on this trail
Thankyou Mollie xx
Omg I love your saddle pad ♥️♥️
I didn’t see the cow was it off camera,
and, beautiful horse! And peanut is so well behaved 🥰
Didn't get chance to comment on last video where your friends horse bolted etc well well done so glad you were able to contain horse you were on and got off glad both you yr friend and the horses 🐎 were ok thankgod ❤
thank you!!🤍
Beautiful place to ride , where was that ? The South Downs ?
yep at Firle Beacon :)
Also where they were trotting in the road type thing that looked like when Joey almost got hit from this esme
The amazing thing about your videos is there never the same
i have a question do u keep ur camera on ur helmet or on ur chest it want to which is better also ur riding is so smooth and relaxing tbh
head as I prefer the angle, some believe it’s a safety concern as you attatched to the hat but I have it really loose so the camera falls off usually as i’m falling before I get anywhere near the ground! :)
@@equinemollie that’s smart! Safety is before anything in horse riding, and I think the helmet cam is so much better than a chest cam.
Hi Mollie I've been a fan of yours for quite some time and I have always wondered how would one get into , riding horses like you , I'm interested in doing things like drag hunts , and things of that sort , but as a American that plans to move to the UK after High school how likely is it for me to be able to get into something like that ?
I'm also African American would that sort of riding group be open to accepting me ? I know these are a lot of questions sorry , but if you had any clue id love to hear
sincerely , a fan 💕
Omg your horse is beautiful but poor you! That looks so scary!
Hiii love your vids!!
We all know peanut was the icon of this video
Did your horse have a soundproof warbonnet on? I have to ride in one lol
Yes! Makes such a difference for her! x
@@equinemollie omg yes I know! My horse wears one but sence I'm a hunter and have a show in 4 days I have to practice without it and it's so nervracking lol. Your horse is beautiful btw
That must have been really scary , hope you are ok now ❤️👍
Omg that dog is sososo cuuuttee
he’s the cutest :))
This happens kinda to me because the field sometimes ride in have cows but my friends owns f
Stunning horses❤️What’s the breeds of them both?
doing cattle is so fun and honestly i have been chased by a STEER and his horns were so big and he charged at me and he almost hit me with his horns
That saddle pad is so pretty
Is that a body cam or a head cam?
My mum was chased by cows the other day, they all came running at her my horse bolted 😬
oh no.. hope they were both ok!!
amazing horse's .I do have one question.. Is Rose ur horse or a loan or lesson.??
mine! x
What Breed is your horse and is the persons horse a saddlebred?
Once a cow ran at me and my friends and we were on foot it was rlly scary
i love ur vids!🤩☺😂
This happened to me a cow charge my cutting horse end of my horse just bolted!
Same thing happened to me like 3 days ago x
The dog is so cute
Hey I know I'm really late to your video but I hope you see this comment ❣️ I think the cows were trying to chase your dog and not you guys because cows generally see dogs a much greater threat than humans because they want to protect their calf's. Hope this helped 💖
That farm is where this esme was nearly hit by a van
I'm from Brazil I'm a big fan of yours 💕
Beautiful!!!!
i love horse and i love your viteo
I ride a mare named shadow and she,s wonderful
They all seemed laser focused on your dog lol. Likely way smaller than the dog(s) they're used to so weren't sure what the little floof was. The council needed to convene to discuss this UFO sighting.
Have u ever broken a nail on any of your falls?
I don't live in Europe, so I don't know the laws, but I was just curious. Do you own the cows? Is that your property? Is it private property? Did you get permission to go through the cow pen and herd them around like that? Is this a horse pleasure riding space or trail, and anyone is allowed to ride their horse through? It may seem like an obvious answer to you, but I'm not very familiar to the laws surrounding horse riding, as I was relatively young when we had to give away our two horses.
There wasn't a sign to say it was private property and it didn't look as if there was a farm by so it isn't trespassing and whether or not they own the cows, they had a right to go through.
I clicked on this video and saw your question. The UK has a network of footpaths and bridleways that go back in history. Footpaths are pedestrians only but bridleways can be used by both pedestrians and riders. Many of these routes go through private property and the owner cannot block access without going through the Courts. I am not a rider but walk a lot and many times have walked through fields of cows and once a field with a bull in it (possibly the farmer’s way of objecting to the rights of walkers). Several times I have found myself walking down a private driveway and once across someone’s front lawn.
Hi, this was a public bridleway and footpath meaning anyone can use it including cycle across it. The land and the animals are not mine however we can ride across them! :)
@@equinemollie Okay, thank you for the answer! I didn't know things like that could cut through livestock pastures. Can't say I would do it, but that is interesting!
@@simoneleaver7374 Hmm, That is very interesting. The first thing I think of though is that there's a high risk of someone walking through and harming/stealing the livestock. You would have to be monitoring the animals 24/7 to prevent that, and many people don't know a lot about animals. Even if they had good intentions, someone may try feeding the cattle something toxic to them, and that person would be long gone before the farmer could tell who did it. It just seems rather dangerous for the safety and well-being of the livestock imo.
I love your vids thank you
thank you!
@@equinemollie no problem
What was the dog
I love your horse
“ Rosie just walk in a straight line its like your drunk “
Got me laughing my head off😂.
Edit: and also Rosie was like at the heavy gate “ i dont understand i dont understandddd “
Also i didnt see the part where you got chased by cow???
It was in the video. Cows started to walk over towards them to follow. So they left that field alone
@@esaflaka9155 thats not chased then 😂 the cows were curious, and followed them about. Its the cows field not theirs, they was in no way chased. Clickbait these days
Maybe she has dressage in her genes?
My horse is named Rosie too 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Nice vlogs 💞
I got chased by cows as well yesterday with my horse 🐴 rolo
What a Well behaved dog
You can never have a perfect hack 😭 but anyway loved the vid ✨
my cousin got chased by a cow once. On foot
Peanut is so cute can I have him 😂🥰
You ride so nice
I thought she ment like cows chase chased them
Oh gosh it's scary I have been chase by cows with my dog one almost kicked my dad in the head glad he didnt💜
if Rosie is pulling her head up and down to much i whould get a martingale to stop her from getting into a habit but dont use a pony martingale because Billy my old Loan pony snapped
The bay wants to be a cow pony I think XD
Srry I also wouldn’t call, that “chased” they were just following u and scaring the horses a little bit I would also do the same
The cows are curious
Me: Owns cattle horses
I got chased by cows too
Not to be did but you guys did not really get chased by cow's
Fr that’s what I thought, cows are naturally curious. Ofc it’s good they left but I definitely wouldn’t call that “chased” more the cows are like “Oo who are you?”
It can be annoying when cows don’t understand the word personal space (they are cows so are stupid) .I love your horse and your dog , I’m currently trying to find a part loan horse and where I go riding I haven’t asked yet but I will next time I go / Tuesday
Not stupid just very curious and then they get silly. I love cows!.
I didn’t mean it like that I meant it like they get in the way becuase they want to know everything
I’m pretty sure that this is in the UK but in the Uk there are no animals large enough to take down our cattle so of course they’d be more curious than fearful as they would have nothing to fear.
Quite concerned about that little dog aswell its getting quite close to the horses back legs.
I like the channel
You were not badly chased
This is my dream
why dont you teach her to side step and just do it from the side its much easier and faster