My great grandfather was a rich man and a public works contractor under the British in India back in the 1940s. When I was a child my father used to tell me that his grandfather which is my great grandfather had horses for him and his assistants. My grandfather lost everything and my Dad grew up in poverty. So we lost the lineage of rearing horses. When God blessed my father to be a somebody and as a young child listening to bedtime stories of my great grandfather, I would ask if I can also own horses but he told me not yet since it is hard and expensive to keep horses. Since then it was a childhood dream for me to own my first horse.Almost thirty years have passed by.....If God willing I will get one in the future...
When you love horses you find a way to be around them in any way..I grew up not poor but not wealthy enough to have a horse, our neighbours took me for my 1st lessons at 5 yrs and I've ridden every day for 41 years since..when they moved away I would cycle to a riding school for 2 house there and 2 hours back every single Saturday and Sunday, id have the price of 1 lesson but I would work all day so they would give the kids who helped out a free lesson ..and we got other opportunities to ride as we got better .I was small but a strong rider so could handle ponies who were giving less experienced riders trouble..mind I could handle any big horse as well..my last horse was stolen but I exercise a friends horse these days..
I was diagnosed with autism. Besides my childhood stallion as one of my first teachers Mr. Brannaman was one of my first human horse mentors. The inspiration for "The Horse Whisperer". Few can sit a horse like Mr. Buck Brannaman. Buck is one of the most humane, kind, authentic and genuine human beings on the planet. Thank you for including females in your horse world documentary because they are people too. Spanish derived natural horsemanship has its place to make it easier for the average person to learn. Then there are the maestros like Ali Al Ameri a true horse master, beyond what most can comprehend or understand. Klaus Hempling, Carolyn Resnick, the Pignon brothers, Nevsorov...they have linked into the world beyond natural horsemanship. "The horse knows if you know and he knows if you don't know." Ray Hunt. It is as someone wrote below---love transcends all perceived differences. The horse can show us the way to a better world for all if we will only listen. Namascar everyone.
we fight over religion and politics when at the end of the day we're all so alike. you can NOT be a bad person if you love horses this much. this love transcends all percieved differences we ascribe to ourselves and people we think we cant relate to.
Ken Hall so true. Unfortunately, politicians are not really interested in uniting people. One example: Many people all over the world love ballet. Bolshoi Prima Ballerina 🩰 Olga Smirnova from Moscow was invited as a star guest to a ballet gala in New York. The US administration denied her a visa because she is Russian, and they have new regulations to keep possible immigrants out of the country. Such things never even happened during the worst times of Cold War. People who love arts, sports, nature or horses (in this case) want to come together and exchange their culture. But some xenophobic governments won‘t let them and turn everything into politics etc. We should not let them do this!
I know his brother sultan he is also nice guy same like tariq they give respect to people i appreciated that ALLAH bless u always with his best blessings keep it up bro ❤
Hi he sounds a like a awesome horseman - Ok me People know me on facebook as Pigyd Horseboarding - OK i get in trouble being a horseman :) We all love our horses xx Have you guys thought of getting into some horseboarding - Racing has grown gone international - me i want to try Camel boarding you guys race them no rider tow rope board - it would be a lot of fun :) facebook.com/PigydHorseboarding?hc_ref=ARTs7Q-ZMYNPZ24LyD6o9Of2dbiUGZLcQff9ICys9gZhSd4A7BHFKpuBcjb7tHJIkpc
This video was so beautiful. I so much enjoyed every second. I like the manners you have when speaking. You don’t sound like a bragger. You sound kind and humble. The horses feel your kindness and love. I felt it too how much you love them. More blessings for you and the young lady horse rider.
Be blessed, good man, for the love you have for horses ! Peace be upon you ! Such a sad story. One day (and I already started to look for) I will have my own Arabian stallion, bcoz I love horses and been among them all my life.
I’m sorry 😞 you had to learn the hard way, but that way has made you the horseman you are. God Bless You and Your Family and Keep You All. Love Scotland 🏴
He truly loves the horses you can tell. His raw and true connection with them is obvious.. I think it is beautiful that he wanted to be 'famous' with the horses he loved. His style is not exactly the same as 'western dressage' standards or what have you, but his connection is organic and pure and you can tell that the horses feel and enjoy him...👍👍👌
Agreed! What's so beautiful about this story is the genuine love Tariq has for his horses. You can see that he truly cares about them and isn't just using them as props. Lovely documentary. Thanks for posting Thuraya Media! :-)
Une harmonie aussi fusionnelle entre cet ecuyer et son cheval est unique et magnifique à voir. Félicitations à ce jeune homme d'avoir poursuivi et réalisé son rêve. Bravo à lui et à son père👍👍👍👌👌👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺❤
I love this video. I was born with a love for horses. When I was a kid there a pony ride not too far from where we lived and I begged to go there and ride the ponies. I got to go and if my dad would have had the money I would have rode for hours. Anyway I had to wait till I was working and had the money for a horse and to pay the board bill. I no longer have a horse and am in my 70s but watching these gorgeous horses give me chills and brings tears to my eyes.
Allah Keeps Some things and persons Special for himself That is his Mystery and His Majesty the Hidden Treasures set apart! Magnificent Story Magnificent Video
سلام عليكم يا هامس الفرس بارك الله في حياتك شكرًا لجاعل هذا الفيديو بعد نظرة هذا الفيديو واضع حب الفرس في قلبي وقبيل هذا الفيديو كنت أحب راكب الفرس أكرمك الله في الدنيا و الآخرة اللهم احفظك من كل مصيبة و عيب و نظرة السوء
Beautiful story… I owed a crab Arabian the oldest most pure one we have anywhere else, they are unlike any horse, smart, gentle, endlessly talented, crazy beautiful and the most loyal creature I’ve ever met…. Keep them pure as they were, never breed to correct something that isn’t broken, the true Arabian is a sensational thing to see, I hope I get to meet one again, before I die, it would be an honour xo 😘 ❤
And yes that is my magnificent horse in my profile pick, she died of cancer 7 years ago, I’ve not ridden a horse since, just think of driving the most amazing car in the universe, then going back to trash….. nothing will ever be the same again…. I had her at 11, she saw me raise 3 children, she died at 38 years old, in my arms…. She was and is un replaceable x nothing no one will measure up to her x
Beautiful video have always loved horses but my mom didn’t want me to be round horses,maybe if I pushed her a little bit harder who knows. It’s my biggest regret still love them,the smell,the feeling I get when I’m around horses pure contentment.
Thanks for sharing this story of your horse i to share the pain of losing a horsae it was a part of me that I lost but my horse puncho sprit stay with me
Never haeard worse and lower motivation to do something in your life To be motivated by pride and arrogance! Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said: " Whoever keeps a horse for the sake of showing off or for pride and arrogance or for competing with others, than that horse will be a cause of punishment for him"
I have wanted a horse ever since I was a little girl. I begged my mother for a horse but she said the city would not allow us to have a horse. So I collected statues of horses 🐎. I still have them. Every picture of a horse 🐴 that was in a newspaper or a magazine I would cut out and put into a scrap book. I also love dogs. I have had dogs all of my life and my last four dogs have been Doberman Pinchers. I fell in love with the Doberman’s the first time I saw one running. It was so fast and graceful and beautiful and reminded me of a race horse 🏇. The research that I have done about the Doberman Pinchers said that the Doberman is the only dog that is very similar to an equine. So I may not have a horse but I have my wonderful Doberman Pinchers in my life. When it was time for them to pass on I would lie down on the floor with them and hold them in my arms until they fell sound asleep and crossed over into paradise and the happy hunting ground. If I had a horse I would’ve brought them into my bedroom and held the horse until he passed away. I understand that type of deep love for an animal. I am so impressed with the love and care that Tariq has for his 🐎 horses. Thank you for the beautiful video and sharing your culture with me.
Stubborn Mule it’s hard to detect it early, because horses are used not to show symptoms too much. In nature, they have to keep moving with the herd and be able to run and flee at any time when there is danger. Colic can also develop very fast, like when the bowl twists. The gut of a horse is soo long that it can happen easily. Or food gets stuck somewhere and causes gas, etc. Sorry about my English, hope that helps
NEVER trim the whiskers on a horse. If you are a horseman you should know that. Was a vet called to deal with the colic that poor mare was suffering from?
Sometimes horses die of colic. It can kill a horse very quickly, even if they are treated by a vet. And you are in the West, huh? Things are different in Arabia. Usually there, it's sand colic, which cannot be as easily treated as wind colic, and there is sometimes not the access to Western Veterinary Medicine especially if you are a child, and it's your horse, and you will have to pay the bill...
@@annamcknight2573 can you treat your own children? Sometimes we can not that's the way things work out. If we know those things happen we wouldn't be where we are now.
Why did he not know his father rode horses? Weird. Also their story is in bits and pieces without flow. And dont get me started on him taking a horse inside his room!
@@saraswatkin9226 yes but my father is bedouin living now more than 22 years IN Europe and oneday i hope to be back with them visit g and riding camel and horse.. Before he pass hopefully I must lol
I respect what you are doing and I applaud your Love for horses. However due to the fact that there is so many more horses in America, there is also many more trainers. I would like like to see you get with someone like Clinton Anderson. He could help you with your training. And make you a much better horseman. Bridge the political and any other boundries. Goid Luck.
No doubt, you love horses and understand them. Unfortunately, in the video I saw you cutting the hair around the horses mouth ( clipping ). These hair as well as the hair at eyes and in ears is used to feel the distance to any thing such as feeding through, doors, fences etc. and in ears to protect the ear against dirt and so on. In Europe it is forbidden and is punished as horse ( animal ) cruelty for good reasons. Please don't do this, think about it, if you love horses and as a well respected horse whisperer.
Showmanship not horsemanship on the dancing part of the video. Look at all of the people surrounding the horse giving him a bath. A complete fundamental lack of understanding of a horse.
@Jandolin Marks I am a horsewoman and a horse breaker. Horses like to learn tricks. They are highly intelligent and sometimes after you teach a horse a trick, it will do it on its own, to have fun and entertain itself. And many of these "tricks" have a historical basis. Horses to the ancient Arabs were a weapon of war, so they were taught to kick, to be a weapon, and also to rear, to trample their foes. Also, when a horse is properly broken, it likes to be ridden. When they are getting tacked up and they know they are going to work, they get excited sometimes and start to paw at the ground, because they want to go (gallop, in Arabic the word for "go fast" is galab). This man is a very fine and compassionate horseman. I wish that every horseman was exactly like him.
Nobody who loves horses should keep them in stables or cut off their whiskers. They need to live free in a herd and we should not stop their instinctual life or alter their natural bodies.
Women competing like that is weird. Learning to ride is ok but acting like a man and the feminist overtures is plain weird. No wonder the horse women shown here are mostly weirdos
My great grandfather was a rich man and a public works contractor under the British in India back in the 1940s. When I was a child my father used to tell me that his grandfather which is my great grandfather had horses for him and his assistants. My grandfather lost everything and my Dad grew up in poverty. So we lost the lineage of rearing horses. When God blessed my father to be a somebody and as a young child listening to bedtime stories of my great grandfather, I would ask if I can also own horses but he told me not yet since it is hard and expensive to keep horses. Since then it was a childhood dream for me to own my first horse.Almost thirty years have passed by.....If God willing I will get one in the future...
When you love horses you find a way to be around them in any way..I grew up not poor but not wealthy enough to have a horse, our neighbours took me for my 1st lessons at 5 yrs and I've ridden every day for 41 years since..when they moved away I would cycle to a riding school for 2 house there and 2 hours back every single Saturday and Sunday, id have the price of 1 lesson but I would work all day so they would give the kids who helped out a free lesson ..and we got other opportunities to ride as we got better
.I was small but a strong rider so could handle ponies who were giving less experienced riders trouble..mind I could handle any big horse as well..my last horse was stolen but I exercise a friends horse these days..
@@bigbiemacaw I accept your point sister 👍 Thankyou for sharing your wonderful experience..🙏
Passion, patience, love and dedication. These are the keys to a purposeful life. Thank you Tariq.
I was diagnosed with autism. Besides my childhood stallion as one of my first teachers Mr. Brannaman was one of my first human horse mentors. The inspiration for "The Horse Whisperer". Few can sit a horse like Mr. Buck Brannaman. Buck is one of the most humane, kind, authentic and genuine human beings on the planet. Thank you for including females in your horse world documentary because they are people too. Spanish derived natural horsemanship has its place to make it easier for the average person to learn. Then there are the maestros like Ali Al Ameri a true horse master, beyond what most can comprehend or understand. Klaus Hempling, Carolyn Resnick, the Pignon brothers, Nevsorov...they have linked into the world beyond natural horsemanship. "The horse knows if you know and he knows if you don't know." Ray Hunt. It is as someone wrote below---love transcends all perceived differences. The horse can show us the way to a better world for all if we will only listen. Namascar everyone.
we fight over religion and politics when at the end of the day we're all so alike. you can NOT be a bad person if you love horses this much. this love transcends all percieved differences we ascribe to ourselves and people we think we cant relate to.
Ken Hall so true. Unfortunately, politicians are not really interested in uniting people.
One example: Many people all over the world love ballet. Bolshoi Prima Ballerina 🩰 Olga Smirnova from Moscow was invited as a star guest to a ballet gala in New York. The US administration denied her a visa because she is Russian, and they have new regulations to keep possible immigrants out of the country. Such things never even happened during the worst times of Cold War.
People who love arts, sports, nature or horses (in this case) want to come together and exchange their culture. But some xenophobic governments won‘t let them and turn everything into politics etc. We should not let them do this!
Indeed. Yup.
In my life, i have not seen this type of prosperity, royality of the people, hobby of horses, Allah bless & protect to Arab always. Amin.
I know his brother sultan he is also nice guy same like tariq they give respect to people i appreciated that
ALLAH bless u always with his best blessings keep it up bro ❤
Hamza Ali Ameeen!!!
Hi he sounds a like a awesome horseman - Ok me People know me on facebook as Pigyd Horseboarding - OK i get in trouble being a horseman :) We all love our horses xx Have you guys thought of getting into some horseboarding - Racing has grown gone international - me i want to try Camel boarding you guys race them no rider tow rope board - it would be a lot of fun :) facebook.com/PigydHorseboarding?hc_ref=ARTs7Q-ZMYNPZ24LyD6o9Of2dbiUGZLcQff9ICys9gZhSd4A7BHFKpuBcjb7tHJIkpc
Honestly. Arabs who are horsemen have a very strong magical relationship with their horses. Unlike any other relationship I have seen
Beautiful story. A true horseman !!! He loves and gives to his horses, and they do the same in return.
This video was so beautiful. I so much enjoyed every second. I like the manners you have when speaking. You don’t sound like a bragger. You sound kind and humble. The horses feel your kindness and love. I felt it too how much you love them.
More blessings for you and the young lady horse rider.
Words fail me!!Beautiful human being with his beautiful horses.He is the horse knows the horse loves the horse,Namaste.
When he says how his mare taught him how to ride {{{{{{{{
Be blessed, good man, for the love you have for horses ! Peace be upon you ! Such a sad story. One day (and I already started to look for) I will have my own Arabian stallion, bcoz I love horses and been among them all my life.
That was a wonderful story about your horse departing us.
I am not Arab but I got to admit they are and were incredible horsemen
I’m sorry 😞 you had to learn the hard way, but that way has made you the horseman you are. God Bless You and Your Family and Keep You All. Love Scotland 🏴
Beautiful horses!!! Seems like beautiful people!! Thank you for sharing!!!
They are the most beautiful horses,in the whole world!!!!
He truly loves the horses you can tell. His raw and true connection with them is obvious.. I think it is beautiful that he wanted to be 'famous' with the horses he loved. His style is not exactly the same as 'western dressage' standards or what have you, but his connection is organic and pure and you can tell that the horses feel and enjoy him...👍👍👌
Agreed! What's so beautiful about this story is the genuine love Tariq has for his horses. You can see that he truly cares about them and isn't just using them as props. Lovely documentary. Thanks for posting Thuraya Media! :-)
Amazing horse show. What a beautiful white horse. I simply love it!! Thank you for sharing.
I just love horses. I’ve loved them since I was nine years
I still have my saddle here in my Apartment But no horse, to ride.
Tariq Thank You.This is Truly Love and Faith for Our Horses.kat,ct.4=7=19
Une harmonie aussi fusionnelle entre cet ecuyer et son cheval est unique et magnifique à voir. Félicitations à ce jeune homme d'avoir poursuivi et réalisé son rêve. Bravo à lui et à son père👍👍👍👌👌👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺❤
Thank you for this post and your love for horses.
Thank you, I enjoy your videos, & I miss living in Abu Dhabi! 😎
I love this video. I was born with a love for horses. When I was a kid there a pony ride not too far from where we lived and I begged to go there and ride the ponies. I got to go and if my dad would have had the money I would have rode for hours. Anyway I had to wait till I was working and had the money for a horse and to pay the board bill. I no longer have a horse and am in my 70s but watching these gorgeous horses give me chills and brings tears to my eyes.
Mashallah may Allah bless him and his talent, NEVER stop brother. Ameen
Very nice story.
Tariq has the gift.
💜great video very loving for your horses 💜
Such a nice story.
Great job brother 👆🏼you are the best
Wonderful Story
Thanks for that....a really good work and so wonder wonderfully horses. Love it.
A big hey from germany
That’s the thing people will be jealous of you but it’s a good jealous just means you have gone the right way
God bless you my brother. You truly love horse's a lot.
More beautiful than I can say.
Appreciate. الله كريم.
congratulations..so proud of u... keep up the great job👌👌
Seema
Keep on following your hart! Greetz from Brazil!
Very nice.. Keep it up bro
Allah Keeps Some things and persons Special for himself That is his Mystery and His Majesty the Hidden Treasures set apart! Magnificent Story Magnificent Video
Great job my friend lovely to see you are livening your dream 😀I am joe from Palm sport the the Irish guy
Wonderful video. Thank you for taking the young woman under your wing.
very sweet and lovely. I love what you're doing, and happy you are fulfilling your dreams. That is some magnificent riding.....
سلام عليكم يا هامس الفرس بارك الله في حياتك شكرًا لجاعل هذا الفيديو بعد نظرة هذا الفيديو واضع حب الفرس في قلبي وقبيل هذا الفيديو كنت أحب راكب الفرس أكرمك الله في الدنيا و الآخرة اللهم احفظك من كل مصيبة و عيب و نظرة السوء
Awe inspiring. He is one with the horses.
Beautiful story… I owed a crab Arabian the oldest most pure one we have anywhere else, they are unlike any horse, smart, gentle, endlessly talented, crazy beautiful and the most loyal creature I’ve ever met…. Keep them pure as they were, never breed to correct something that isn’t broken, the true Arabian is a sensational thing to see, I hope I get to meet one again, before I die, it would be an honour xo 😘 ❤
And yes that is my magnificent horse in my profile pick, she died of cancer 7 years ago, I’ve not ridden a horse since, just think of driving the most amazing car in the universe, then going back to trash….. nothing will ever be the same again…. I had her at 11, she saw me raise 3 children, she died at 38 years old, in my arms…. She was and is un replaceable x nothing no one will measure up to her x
what is this beautiful music? Wonderful video.
Mashallah.......
Beautiful
I would love to see a conversation between buck brannman and this guy.
Linda reportagem Parabéns
this story touch my heart
I cant hardly think of a more majestic animal.....
God blessed us with horses. Horses unite us all as one family under God. Especially the Arabian horse is special. We are all descendants of Abraham.
Beautiful video👍👍👍👍👍💕
Beautiful video have always loved horses but my mom didn’t want me to be round horses,maybe if I pushed her a little bit harder who knows. It’s my biggest regret still love them,the smell,the feeling I get when I’m around horses pure contentment.
Thanks for sharing this story of your horse i to share the pain of losing a horsae it was a part of me that I lost but my horse puncho sprit stay with me
This is an amazing story! Did you have a book written about your experiences? I could see myself doing the same thing!!!
Subhaan Allah
Never haeard worse and lower motivation to do something in your life
To be motivated by pride and arrogance!
Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said:
" Whoever keeps a horse for the sake of showing off or for pride and arrogance or for competing with others, than that horse will be a cause of punishment for him"
I have wanted a horse ever since I was a little girl. I begged my mother for a horse but she said the city would not allow us to have a horse. So I collected statues of horses 🐎. I still have them. Every picture of a horse 🐴 that was in a newspaper or a magazine I would cut out and put into a scrap book. I also love dogs. I have had dogs all of my life and my last four dogs have been Doberman Pinchers.
I fell in love with the Doberman’s the first time I saw one running. It was so fast and graceful and beautiful and reminded me of a race horse 🏇. The research that I have done about the Doberman Pinchers said that the Doberman is the only dog that is very similar to an equine.
So I may not have a horse but I have my wonderful Doberman Pinchers in my life. When it was time for them to pass on I would lie down on the floor with them and hold them in my arms until they fell sound asleep and crossed over into paradise and the happy hunting ground. If I had a horse I would’ve brought them into my bedroom and held the horse until he passed away. I understand that type of deep love for an animal. I am so impressed with the love and care that Tariq has for his 🐎 horses. Thank you for the beautiful video and sharing your culture with me.
I wish I could visit this place and train some naynays
Love frm US
I know you should not trim a cats whiskers... from what I have seen.. I assume this is not the same for horses?
Great video!! Thank you! Are these all Arabian horses in this video? 😊🐴❤️🐎🦄🌺
The horses you see Tariq work with look like Andalusian horses to me, but the horses the other people are riding are Arabian I'd say.
Vallahi ana fe maksud❤
Salam from Tatars,we have plenty of Horses 🐎 and plenty of food for horses,come to Tatarstan,we will help you,salam
Can colic not be detected early enough and treated by a vet?
Stubborn Mule it’s hard to detect it early, because horses are used not to show symptoms too much. In nature, they have to keep moving with the herd and be able to run and flee at any time when there is danger. Colic can also develop very fast, like when the bowl twists. The gut of a horse is soo long that it can happen easily. Or food gets stuck somewhere and causes gas, etc.
Sorry about my English, hope that helps
If you know your horse and are familiar with his normal behavior it is very easy to see if your horse is colicy.
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NEVER trim the whiskers on a horse. If you are a horseman you should know that. Was a vet called to deal with the colic that poor mare was suffering from?
Sometimes horses die of colic. It can kill a horse very quickly, even if they are treated by a vet. And you are in the West, huh? Things are different in Arabia. Usually there, it's sand colic, which cannot be as easily treated as wind colic, and there is sometimes not the access to Western Veterinary Medicine especially if you are a child, and it's your horse, and you will have to pay the bill...
@@PsychicIsaacs I know about colic. If you can't treat your animals, don't have them.
@@annamcknight2573 can you treat your own children? Sometimes we can not that's the way things work out. If we know those things happen we wouldn't be where we are now.
👏👏👏❤️✊
Why did he not know his father rode horses? Weird. Also their story is in bits and pieces without flow. And dont get me started on him taking a horse inside his room!
I thought Bedouins lived in tents.
Saras Watkin that's history not anymore
@@saraswatkin9226 yes but my father is bedouin living now more than 22 years IN Europe and oneday i hope to be back with them visit g and riding camel and horse.. Before he pass hopefully I must lol
its all BS. the whole video is for the girl who is promoting new feminist wester agenda
Thats my uncle
nice men...i like to ride with him side be side
Jeasus buddy if my husband asked me to give up horses kids or no I'd leave him 7 years away from horses life's two short
I respect what you are doing and I applaud your Love for horses.
However due to the fact that there is so many more horses in America, there is also many more trainers. I would like like to see you get with someone like Clinton Anderson. He could help you with your training. And make you a much better horseman. Bridge the political and any other boundries. Goid Luck.
No doubt, you love horses and understand them. Unfortunately, in the video I saw you cutting the hair around the horses mouth ( clipping ). These hair as well as the hair at eyes and in ears is used to feel the distance to any thing such as feeding through, doors, fences etc. and in ears to protect the ear against dirt and so on. In Europe it is forbidden and is punished as horse ( animal ) cruelty for good reasons. Please don't do this, think about it, if you love horses and as a well respected horse whisperer.
this is only the only comment here that i think is not AI generated 😅
:)
احمد الحقيل يتحكم بالخيل أحسن منه
Showmanship not horsemanship on the dancing part of the video.
Look at all of the people surrounding the horse giving him a bath. A complete fundamental lack of understanding of a horse.
It's silly to make horses do tricks.
@Jandolin Marks I am a horsewoman and a horse breaker. Horses like to learn tricks. They are highly intelligent and sometimes after you teach a horse a trick, it will do it on its own, to have fun and entertain itself. And many of these "tricks" have a historical basis. Horses to the ancient Arabs were a weapon of war, so they were taught to kick, to be a weapon, and also to rear, to trample their foes. Also, when a horse is properly broken, it likes to be ridden. When they are getting tacked up and they know they are going to work, they get excited sometimes and start to paw at the ground, because they want to go (gallop, in Arabic the word for "go fast" is galab). This man is a very fine and compassionate horseman. I wish that every horseman was exactly like him.
Nobody who loves horses should keep them in stables or cut off their whiskers. They need to live free in a herd and we should not stop their instinctual life or alter their natural bodies.
Someone bought a horse that was already trained and now can not ride it.
Get some lessons!
you sound jealous
and you sound ignorant!
having a wish to be famous is not a good start nor the end, you need to learn and be humble
The longer it went on the weirder it got. How do you not know your father has a horse background? Made up story? Probably.
Women competing like that is weird. Learning to ride is ok but acting like a man and the feminist overtures is plain weird. No wonder the horse women shown here are mostly weirdos
In eu there're more women riders than men, it's not weird, I think you're just not used to it.
its the agenda promotion..