How To Correctly Tie a Quick Release Knot
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Riding Warehouse crew member, Natalie, teaches how to tie a quick-release knot. Especially useful for tying horses, this knot is easy to learn and provides a measure of safety for you and your horse.
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Ive been riding for just over 6 years and ive never learned how to do this. Thank you so much, now I wont have anxiety about tying my horse to the stall😂
You are welcome, ShadowKat. We're glad our video was helpful! Visit our channel and subscribe for more how-to videos. Happy riding!
ShadowKat this shows how riding knowledge doesn’t translate through horse knowledgeable
Lol same. I’ve been riding for about 5 years and I never had to use it bc my horse was always in his stall already and after the lesson all I. had to do was weave it through the bars bc he needed to be tied that way.
WOW COOL STORY DAWG
haha me to
This method works for items tied to the back of my tractor for my flatbed trailer work. Thank you for the quick lesson, you saved me a bunch of heart ache and headaches
I just adopted my first horse (I’ve been riding since age 9) and this video was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Thank you Natalie, I do not have a horse, but do have a boat, making this very helpful! Boats try to get away too.
You are very welcome John, we are happy to help! ~Katie, RW
I would recommend that you use a "bowline" to tie your boat up. The knot is named after it's purpose: the knot that you use to tie the bow of the boat with a line(rope).
Not JUST for horse restraint! I used this video to properly review how to tie a quick release knot for patient restraints at my hospital! Thank you!
Thank you! I keep pulling a blank with this knot
I'm so glad you had an amazing tutorial
Great refresher, I was taught this as a "daisy chain" thanks again
Thank you so much! I have been riding for 3 years and the tie my trainer uses is similar to this, and I can’t pick up on things when done quickly (which is what she does) so this helps a bunch!
I learned this from my daughters trainer and it’s super helpful and it easy once you do it a few times 👍🏻
Thanks! I’ve moved onto a stage where I have to tack up and untack and do everything independently and I never knew how to tie a horse to groom but now I know thanks
Thank you so very much Natalie for sharing and showing us how to tie this quick release knot.
I don't have any horses, but I used this knot to tie my fishing rod to the pier post. In the past, I lost a couple of rods that were pulled from a pier by big fish. It is very easy to release the knot from the rod when the fish is pulling it. After using this knot I no longer lose a fishing rod. Again thank you!
We are so happy to help Bo Ek Houl! Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments. ~Katie, RW
Thanks so much I've been trying for 2 years to get this knot 😧 and finally i found a video that helped and that is this one thanks so much 😘😄
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using this to tie my pants thnk youuu
This was awesome, especially for me because I just started horse lessons and I needed to know how to tie this type of knot
That's awesome you just started riding! We're happy this how-to could help you on your equestrian journey! Please let us know if you have any questions. ~Katie, RW
@@Ridingwarehouse ok thank you so much!
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I’m in 4H this year and my leaders daughter wants me to learn this so thank you so much now when I go to the next meeting July 17th I will be good to go and impress her Thank you again
Thank you L.O.L Days, we are so happy to help! Have a wonderful time at 4H! ~Katie, RW
This is awesome, although with my memory I will probably forget this by the time my riding lesson starts... Yikes
Glad you enjoyed it, Missilhaam. Happy riding!
That happens to me as well
Missilhaam lol same and I’m about to go rn 🤣😂
Same
Lol I have my D test today this video really helped :]
I've been riding/training off and on for eleven years and when I went to horse camp I HAD to quickly learn how to do a knot. 😂 my trainer didn't care which one just as long as it was a good one and was quick release able. Thank you for this!
Thank you. My hands forgot but not mm y love for horses . They treat you like you treat them
Only thing that compares to horses is a dog, only because a horse can't sit beside me
I needed ! Tysm! Ive watched this over and over!❤
Perfect! Super clear for knot-challenged people!
Thanks so much! This really helped. Now that I'm cantering and so on I need to be more independent. And I won't have to wait for my trainer to come and then be awkward... So, thanksssssss
When your in pony Club and this is the first thing u learned
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Wow, this was the best video I've seen on this!
This Knot looks a lot like the way I roll up my extension cord at work. We call it a daisy chain or Carpenters knot. Love your video.
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Extrmely helpful, thank you.
Thank you. This helped a bunch!
Thanks so much I just got my first horse and I did not know how to do this it was VERY helpful
That's great! Thank you for watching and commenting - and congrats on your 1st horse, Meagn! :)
I do a drill teams with my horse
Thanks from Thailand, this is a truly useful information. TMNida#
My barn has chains and clips on the wall to tie horses, so I’m here just because I have a show and I need to learn ASAP 😂
Sameee 😂😂
1/2 year later, I HOPE YOU DID WELL BITCH!
Edestron the wicked troll BAHHAH I CAME 2ND IN MY SHOW JUMPING CORSE
THANK YOU 🙏
thanks, very helpful knot
Thank you. I deliver furniture and usually tie down with a rope and my knots were shit until now haha. I’ll keep it in my mind if I ever need to tie a horse down.
Thank you! I was yesterday on my first riding lesson and i forgot how to tie a horse to anpost and this helped me out a lot!
The best one I've seen
This really helped all the other videos go really fast I don’t understand it thanks so much
I like it! Sheer elegance in its simplicity.
Thank you so much! I recently purchased my first horse and I didn't now how to tie it correctly, and I was running into some problems (nothing serious, thankfully). This video really helped!
Hailey Stratton glad to hear our how-to video was helpful to you. Congrats on your first horse! How fun!
Thanks this works much better than the one I have been using, also showed it to some friends who now use it..
+Joseph M You're welcome. Fantastic - glad it was of help, and thanks for sharing our video. Happy riding!
Not me always putting my hand through the loop 🤫 I had to take half a year off of riding due to an injury so before I go back my anxiety told me that I have no idea how to do a quick release knot so here I am 😅
This was very helpful!!!!
Thank you so much for your help
You are so welcome, I'm glad you found this video helpful! ~Katie, RW
Very good video and great demo on a quick release knot!
Wow this was very helpful!
Glad to hear it, horse lover. Thanks for watching. Happy riding!
Thanks, there's so many videos that don't provide ways if you have a horse that can undo almost anything:) At my barn one of the horses can open the Arena door with her lips and teeth. This will work for her.
Laya Luck let You are welcome, Laya! Thank you for commenting and subscribing! ~Julie
Great presentation and easy to follow!
Thank you so much for your videos!!! Extremely helpful.
You are so welcome Adria! ~Katie, RW
thankyou so much!! ive been doing riding for a year and only recently moved to a riding school where they let you untack and tack uo]p and last week I didn't know how to tie him up, so this will be very helpfull!!Thanks again!
Probably the simplest quick-release knot. Unlike more complicated knots, it's easy to tie even after the rope gets older and stiffer.
Nice one; thank you
thanks so much i was only here for the second part but both parts helped ps awsome video xx
You are welcome, horse_lover_xx. Thank you for watching and commenting on our video. Happy riding!
Riding Warehouse thanks it helped on my horse today
this also is excellent for tying boats to a dock or mooring line. first used it for my boat and then with my horse.. thanks for video cleared up a couple of points Canada
So happy this was helpful to you, Gayle. Thank you for watching and commenting. :)
we arent here for boats. we are here for horses. lol
this video helped me so much! i do not understand anything, but i understand this
+Hedda G.L. Happy to hear our video was helpful. Thank you for the note, and happy riding!
Thankyou so much I just started loaning a horse at my stables and this will be a massive help please can you do a simple how to put on a head collar and a bridle as I find them really heard of you haven't already!
You are very welcome Julia! We are currently looking into shooting more informative videos, so we appreciate you feedback! Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments. ~Katie, RW
If you loan a horse you should know those two things
This is my favorite knot thank you but ill probably have to watch it again lol my memory is really bad 😂
Same lol
I have been riding for around seven years now but i still dont know how to do this 😅 thank you so much for your help 😃
thank you . great explanation easy to follow.
now ive tryed 15 in it finaly worked
Highwayman's knot or bank robbers knot.
Nice work.
Thank you! My barn that I go to always tries to teach me but I never could get it!
Thank you! This really helped me
This is going to make riding with a leadrope so much easier and tying easier cause I keep forgetting how to do the quick release knot
We are happy to hear this how-to video was helpful! Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments. Happy Riding. ~Katie, RW
You are such a lifesaver! I am at wrangler in training camp, and I keep failing at the knots and embarrassing myself!
+CaptainWhiskerz We're so glad our video is of help. Have fun at camp! ~Julie
This really helped me I saw somone do that and the did it reall fast so now I can btw look your vids the really help me :)
Hi, Karla Marie. We're so glad you found this how-to video helpful! Thank you for your kind comment. Happy riding! :)
Bank Robbers Hitch is my go to knot
good job
Thx so much for this video I subscribed
love your video
Very well explained 👏
Thank you so much! My last barn had cross ties and I recently moved to a place with an outdoor barn where I would need to learn this.
Awesome video, very helpful!
That's a cool knot
You made it look so easy thank you
You are welcome, Alma. Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy riding!
This will help a lot because I keep forgetting how to do it
Great job on the video!
This is soooo good. Is it not a Truckies knot? You do it so well and use a fine red rope and it is easy to follow. I get to it when it clears up and yes I will use the best rope I can find! Richard
Hadn't heard of truckies. A lot of folks call it daisy chain. Glad you liked the video, thank you for watching and commenting, Richard.
It's called a Halter Hitch (the first part). The final part is called a Chain Sinnet, pretty sure. I was wondering if horse people ever use anything else (Highwaymans Hitch etc) or is that the industry standard these days?
I have now mastered the Truckies hitch but am not able to help You with much more. It took some time but am 80y old and the head does know!
Richard Habicher
Omg I'm gonna have to watch this video sooo much for my riding school now I'm working there!! I'm gonna forget it sooo much lol 😂😠
We're happy our video could be a resource and help to you, Caomi. Subscribe to our channel for more How-To's coming soon. Happy riding - and good luck with those knots. ;)
Ok, thanks!
Haha, I remember when I was new. You'll get used to it after a couple weeks :) lol I work at my local barn and it's so much fun! I also do lessons and help out with the trail rides/kids pony rides
Thank you I needed to know this I used to know how to do be able to but I stoped doing it and forgot😅
this is perfect thanks
For those interested, the first knot is called a Siberian Hitch. And the second is a variation of a Daisy chain.
This was so helpful and thankyou so much!! Could you do a video on how to trim hooves:-)
Thanks. That helps out alot
this isn't working i have been trying for 2 hours now and i can't get it i have put it on the lowest speed the highest but nothing works can someone please help
That is really cool! Cheers
thank you so much !
+the crazy cupcake You're welcome! Let us know if there are other how-to videos you would like to see, we're always on the lookout for ideas! Enjoy your rides! ~Julie
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If the horse pulls hard in a panic it will tighten this so it cannot be untied. I ran a stable for horse-back safaris with over 50 horses for 5 years in South Africa and often had to quick release. Trust me, this one is close, but will not work if the horse panics.
Rather try:
RING KNOT - This is a good knot to use for tying a horse to a ring of any kind. Twist the loop in the rope a few times and put the twisted loop through the ring. Then a loop (in the end going to the horse) can be put through the loop created by the twists, creating a second loop. A loop is then made in the working end of the rope, to put through that loop, leaving a tail on the working end of the rope that can be pulled for untying.
Refer to
eclectic-horseman.com/tying-knots-that-work-for-horses/
Thank you for this. My horse did that today and I couldn't get the knot untied at all. Luckily I got him calmed down and then someone gave me a new lead rope to secure.
@@Grushenke89 Phew!
Thank u for this video as it is so helpful!! But I would leave a bit longer for the horse so it can reach down easily to eat or drink
Thank you Da Rainbow Kitty Kat for your suggestion! ~Katie, RW
That's okay
The loose end is commonly referred to as the working end.
Thank you Gregg Lockhard for your comment! ~Katie, RW
Riding Warehouse you’re welcome. The rest of the rope is referred to as the standing part.
Thank you. I always used the "bank robber knot" but my horse escapes a LOT lol. I don't know how he does it lol. You are very pretty to :)
Thank you😍 great👏👍
Standing End and Working End
I only use slip knots when working with my horse, especially when he is wearing a rope halter. Simple to tie, easy to untie.
Thanks!
"Unfortuntly I don't have a real horse with me today." Audience: "Ahhh, sigh..."
I want to know which bit is best for riding
THANK YOU!!!
You are very welcome Gaming with Grace. We're glad you found this video helpful! Please feel free to subscribe to our channel and be on the look out for more how-to videos. Happy Riding! ~Katie, RW
Now I have to get a horse
Houdini Horse!
How can you say “Houdini Horse” without dying laughing?
is this the traditional pony club knot?
very nice
Me who is about to go into C testing in pony club and has been riding for 8 years who cannot do a quick release knot😅