I’ve always like to ride my horses bareback with a halter. The kind ones take care of you , stopping or slowing down if you’re off balance. The cheeky ones wait til you’re off kilter to launch you.
@@sheepishh same but it's a gelding that I ride! I've ridden up on his neck a million times and he slows down not to fast to send me flying but not to fast that I get a face full of sand😅
I once forgot to tighten the girth on a thoroughbred cross I was riding one day during a lesson, everything was fine until she dropped out of canter straight to a walk and myself and the saddle just slid up her neck 😄 Thankfully the arena had large flat sides at just the right height so I stepped off onto them while the instructor fixed the saddle & girth. I'm thankful that the only time I've come off a horse was when I was riding a Palomino gelding & he stopped, dropped and tried to roll. Despite other horses trying their best to buck me off (including one whose feet were apparently straight out the back) none have as yet succeeded.
My thoroughbred bolted with me bareback. He was in a snaffle. I could not stop him and fell off, he fell after me because he was trying not to step on me and he did a really good job at that since I fell almost directly under his right front leg
Yeah I think they’re all perfectly used to us falling at this point 😂. I swear my instructor is like “If she moves, she’s fine.” and then doesn’t care otherwise
Wow... Ok riders....Im impressed. You've both just taken a big, first step, towards resolving to make changes, to truly improve yourselves & the lives of your horses You've admitted to the importance & necessity, of researching & interviewing possible candidates, to replace the current "instructor" due to inadequacies, lack of effectiveness in many areas, & simply put... You aren't perfectly pleased. Your feelings are justified. This is NOT a productive successful program. Falls, mishaps, injuries, are creating dangerous rogue unhappy horses, & so on! This dismissive attitude, non professional atmosphere & lack of distinct teachings, & not using soft hands on training,,,, will enhance & perpetuate, the sour attitudes, the fighting & more & more falls. You deserve professional, skilled, accomplished, honest, horse loving trainers, coaches, grooms, staff, vets.... And safe happy trusting horses. Listen to your inner warnings. Falling is not ok, not normal, not acceptable. Bad trainers are prevalent. Steer clear. Start looking for new help. Best of everything!!!
@@privatemailcall6011 falling is okay because how are you gonna get better? My instructor doesn’t care IF it’s a light fall. If it were to be something like a rotational fall, she would come running over, but i remember a time where I fell because my horse refused and she didn’t really care all that much, but that doesn’t mean she is a bad trainer?? She is amazing, and I’m sure these people’s trainers are great as well. You can’t just say they aren’t good trainers, because my instructor has taught me so much in the past few years. Just because they don’t come running and sob for the whole lesson and call an ambulance, doesn’t mean they aren’t bad trainers. You really need to be educated, and you really shouldn’t insult amazing trainers. 🤨
@@Ella.Fortin Fair enough. Let's critique. In response to your comments, my beliefs & experience, are based on my own inner self, AND IMPORTANTLY,... my education is derived from EXTREMELY intense extensive professional training, coaching, International Showing, Olympic clinicians in person for personal hands on training sessions, purchasing brilliantly minded & talented horses & owning several highest level Schoolmasters to learn from, love & cherish & honor forever... & well, enough credentials to satisfy your curiosity, & insure that im not simply spouting from the sofa while watching self help videos. I was extremely blessed. I speak honestly & my soul is humble. I've no sense nor feeling of superiority. I truly wish the best for you girls, learning to ride & loving horses. But I want the CORRECT handlings of YOU all & THE HORSES. I'm concerned for many obvious reasons. And, to address your comments very last remark.... Please know... that of course.... I would never ever insult amazing trainers.
I'm a CHA instructor and worked internationally. At a lot of lower end places on both sides of the Atlantic there seems to be an ethos where its considered normal to fall off almost once per lesson. It definitely stems from developing complacency, not spending a ton of time on basics, group lessons for beginners, no longing exercises, and progressing too quickly for the riders skill level. Which is all how you develop poor horsemanship at best, death at worst.
0:56 this one though, riding bareback, she stayed on for at least five of the biggest hops and bucks I've ever seen. Only getting off dismounting after her horse was a butt. That's just so crazy. When I fell of I lasted a few bucks on the Saddlebred I was riding.
Hey so the girl in the first vid is my best friend, I was there when it happened. If you knew the horse you would understand why she one rained stopped, he bolts out of nowhere and its hard to slow him down. He has since then became so spooky and dandurous that he is no longer being ridden by anyone. My friend that was on the video says that her one rein stop was trash, and it has since improved.
I'm seeing a lot of the riders tearing the hell up the horses mouth. It looks and is painful. Why bits are nasty for those who don't know. Your hands are not soft at all Horses will tell you when they are in pain, your overweight, are the passenger and they are the driver. Never b lllm American these beautiful beings just the homosaipens on board^.^. Best to learn from their point of view the. Wowing a crowd, winning superficial ribbons and titles for your barn, it's how these animals- in which I've whiteness on a couple of occasions get abused, from kicks to jerking their mouths about with the bit whe. Your horse fails to clear barrels at a NBHA competition. ( a girl was taking her frustration out on the horse. I was sooo freaking pissed)
According to the horse... Yes, monsters. One on its back. Monsters are created by humans straight into the horses mind. If not corrected, softly, then here you are, a horse attempting to avoid pain & unpleasantness. Continued... You create a rogue. Thats not only unfortunate, but dangerous. Survival is instinctive inside of the horse. Fight or flight. Both occur. So refusals, have a distinctly caused human error. Errors & mistakes & misgandlings, in the horses life, not just this particular ride. It wont be "fixed" by continuing to ride the horse as is. An effective trainer with knowledge, riding ability, successfully proven accomplishments, understanding of the entirety of the horse, especially inside the horses mind. Begin again, inside the horses mind. Yes, to the horse, there are many monsters. The horse sees many monsters to escape from. We can help the horse to understand & gain trust. Thats training. Solid foundation.
I just had a pretty good fall. I was going to try to canter a mare that was green to cantering with a rider on her back. (we lunged her at the walk, trot, and canter in both directions and she did perfect) So I mounted her. We trotted around and when I asked her to canter she started leaping and put her head down. (I couldn't grab onto anything because it was an English saddle) but then before I could get her head back up she bucked and then stopped at almost the same time and I flipped off of her! I got the breath knocked out of me, got a few bruises, and was sore but for the most part I was ok
You need more training. Everyone knows you never canter or run a green horse. Forget that english saddle and get a western saddle, until your ready to make good decisions on a horse and get out of those indoor arenas! Walk your horse out before you ever go over a trot!
@@grammyd8361 keep the English saddle you will learn to balance and get a proper seat and ride properly. Western saddles make lazy riders that slouch and rely on the saddle and horn to keep them on. A neck strap will be extra security if you really need it.
Last time I made videos with sound and copyrighted music my channel went on a complete hold for nearly 30 days until I could get it all fixed, it’s just easier for me to post and get peoples videos out quicker instead of removing stuff in peoples Videos like strong language etc
The first vid was weird??? Dose she ride with her hands that high all the time her hands were way high and pulling on the horse quite a bit or was it just me
lol I got the same thing going in my head so I’ll tell the story. We were playing games and im like young and they keep the length of the stirrups the same so I could not get the stirrups so we trotted there and we went around the Hula hoop then he went like to the right after the hula hoop but instead we were supposed to go back so I fell off and now my back is killing me. So yeah. Fuck me
I think she rode with too long reins, and could only manage to get control back with lifting her hands. It always makes me sad, that some instructors let riders do jumping and etc. too early, when they still need to learn the basics
@@bogivarga4699 yes and then people call them bad riders... It's just cause their instructions let them jump before there ready. And some of them could be scared after or even injured which could have been evoided if the instructors were more cafeful
Jumping is something horses avoid in the wild, because it puts them in serious risk of being hurt. Straining a muscle can be deadly, so jumping is much more for us, than the horses. Do horses jump on their own, and sometimes for fun, yes, but how many horses do you know, that will jump a course on their own, if they are loose in the arena? (yes I have seen the 1 video of the horse doing that after the rider falls off, but it doesn't really have anywhere else to go)
I absolutely love the horse rolling in the mud puddle 😂😂.
It reminds me of my own two boys loving mud 😉.
Part hippopotamus.
I’ve always like to ride my horses bareback with a halter. The kind ones take care of you , stopping or slowing down if you’re off balance. The cheeky ones wait til you’re off kilter to launch you.
Yeah! Whenever I'm off balance while bareback my mare takes our pace right down to a walk. She's saved me from eating dirt a number of times
@@sheepishh same but it's a gelding that I ride! I've ridden up on his neck a million times and he slows down not to fast to send me flying but not to fast that I get a face full of sand😅
I mean not to slow that I get a face full of sand
I once forgot to tighten the girth on a thoroughbred cross I was riding one day during a lesson, everything was fine until she dropped out of canter straight to a walk and myself and the saddle just slid up her neck 😄
Thankfully the arena had large flat sides at just the right height so I stepped off onto them while the instructor fixed the saddle & girth.
I'm thankful that the only time I've come off a horse was when I was riding a Palomino gelding & he stopped, dropped and tried to roll. Despite other horses trying their best to buck me off (including one whose feet were apparently straight out the back) none have as yet succeeded.
My thoroughbred bolted with me bareback. He was in a snaffle. I could not stop him and fell off, he fell after me because he was trying not to step on me and he did a really good job at that since I fell almost directly under his right front leg
It's funny how none of the instructers seem to care 😂
Yeah I think they’re all perfectly used to us falling at this point 😂. I swear my instructor is like “If she moves, she’s fine.” and then doesn’t care otherwise
Wow... Ok riders....Im impressed. You've both just taken a big, first step, towards resolving to make changes, to truly improve yourselves & the lives of your horses You've admitted to the importance & necessity, of researching & interviewing possible candidates, to replace the current "instructor" due to inadequacies, lack of effectiveness in many areas, & simply put... You aren't perfectly pleased. Your feelings are justified. This is NOT a productive successful program. Falls, mishaps, injuries, are creating dangerous rogue unhappy horses, & so on! This dismissive attitude, non professional atmosphere & lack of distinct teachings, & not using soft hands on training,,,, will enhance & perpetuate, the sour attitudes, the fighting & more & more falls. You deserve professional, skilled, accomplished, honest, horse loving trainers, coaches, grooms, staff, vets.... And safe happy trusting horses. Listen to your inner warnings. Falling is not ok, not normal, not acceptable. Bad trainers are prevalent. Steer clear. Start looking for new help. Best of everything!!!
@@privatemailcall6011 falling is okay because how are you gonna get better? My instructor doesn’t care IF it’s a light fall. If it were to be something like a rotational fall, she would come running over, but i remember a time where I fell because my horse refused and she didn’t really care all that much, but that doesn’t mean she is a bad trainer?? She is amazing, and I’m sure these people’s trainers are great as well. You can’t just say they aren’t good trainers, because my instructor has taught me so much in the past few years. Just because they don’t come running and sob for the whole lesson and call an ambulance, doesn’t mean they aren’t bad trainers. You really need to be educated, and you really shouldn’t insult amazing trainers. 🤨
@@Ella.Fortin Fair enough. Let's critique. In response to your comments, my beliefs & experience, are based on my own inner self, AND IMPORTANTLY,... my education is derived from EXTREMELY intense extensive professional training, coaching, International Showing, Olympic clinicians in person for personal hands on training sessions, purchasing brilliantly minded & talented horses & owning several highest level Schoolmasters to learn from, love & cherish & honor forever... & well, enough credentials to satisfy your curiosity, & insure that im not simply spouting from the sofa while watching self help videos. I was extremely blessed. I speak honestly & my soul is humble. I've no sense nor feeling of superiority. I truly wish the best for you girls, learning to ride & loving horses. But I want the CORRECT handlings of YOU all & THE HORSES. I'm concerned for many obvious reasons. And, to address your comments very last remark.... Please know... that of course.... I would never ever insult amazing trainers.
I'm a CHA instructor and worked internationally. At a lot of lower end places on both sides of the Atlantic there seems to be an ethos where its considered normal to fall off almost once per lesson. It definitely stems from developing complacency, not spending a ton of time on basics, group lessons for beginners, no longing exercises, and progressing too quickly for the riders skill level.
Which is all how you develop poor horsemanship at best, death at worst.
75% not ready to start jumping.
25% super skillful saves
when billy the pig really did say: I’m having fun why are you crying?……. *Cries even more* That got me-🤣
What colour was the horse before😧🤣🤣🤣🤣
That horse was so happy. it's going to be a lifelong thing. and that mud hole looks like it's going to be almost permanent.
wow, girl on 01:03 - fully respect
0:56 this one though, riding bareback, she stayed on for at least five of the biggest hops and bucks I've ever seen. Only getting off dismounting after her horse was a butt. That's just so crazy. When I fell of I lasted a few bucks on the Saddlebred I was riding.
She didn't even get booted, she emergency dismounted. She's got a helluva seat
@@badlander2000 Yeah
Why are these people so lucky to get all there fails and falls on camera????😂😂😂
Bro I fell of yesterday and so the horse bolted so now I don’t have to go to school
I seriously should try and send In a few clips - this is awesome! Also, I love the song, what’s the name?
Awesome thank you! :D
ruclips.net/video/KwVDxakjSY0/видео.html second song :)
Hey so the girl in the first vid is my best friend, I was there when it happened. If you knew the horse you would understand why she one rained stopped, he bolts out of nowhere and its hard to slow him down. He has since then became so spooky and dandurous that he is no longer being ridden by anyone. My friend that was on the video says that her one rein stop was trash, and it has since improved.
0:18 jumping position: *nonexistent*
Brought back many memories! Next time title: So You Want To Ride A Horse…
the fact that some of the trainers/people standing around just watch like nothing is just sickening.
Just to let you know, if you heard the audio you would hear that most trainers are giving tips.
I'm seeing a lot of the riders tearing the hell up the horses mouth. It looks and is painful. Why bits are nasty for those who don't know.
Your hands are not soft at all
Horses will tell you when they are in pain, your overweight, are the passenger and they are the driver.
Never b lllm American these beautiful beings just the homosaipens on board^.^.
Best to learn from their point of view the. Wowing a crowd, winning superficial ribbons and titles for your barn, it's how these animals- in which I've whiteness on a couple of occasions get abused, from kicks to jerking their mouths about with the bit whe. Your horse fails to clear barrels at a NBHA competition.
( a girl was taking her frustration out on the horse. I was sooo freaking pissed)
imagine having to wash the muddy horse bro-
The one with all of the mud oh no I feel bad for whoever has to clean that
These are why I loves horses 😂
Amazing creature.. the riders who cope with them too 😀
title idea: Its a jump, not a monster.
According to the horse... Yes, monsters. One on its back. Monsters are created by humans straight into the horses mind. If not corrected, softly, then here you are, a horse attempting to avoid pain & unpleasantness. Continued... You create a rogue. Thats not only unfortunate, but dangerous. Survival is instinctive inside of the horse. Fight or flight. Both occur. So refusals, have a distinctly caused human error. Errors & mistakes & misgandlings, in the horses life, not just this particular ride. It wont be "fixed" by continuing to ride the horse as is. An effective trainer with knowledge, riding ability, successfully proven accomplishments, understanding of the entirety of the horse, especially inside the horses mind. Begin again, inside the horses mind. Yes, to the horse, there are many monsters. The horse sees many monsters to escape from. We can help the horse to understand & gain trust. Thats training. Solid foundation.
The title of this lol
I just had a pretty good fall. I was going to try to canter a mare that was green to cantering with a rider on her back. (we lunged her at the walk, trot, and canter in both directions and she did perfect) So I mounted her. We trotted around and when I asked her to canter she started leaping and put her head down. (I couldn't grab onto anything because it was an English saddle) but then before I could get her head back up she bucked and then stopped at almost the same time and I flipped off of her! I got the breath knocked out of me, got a few bruises, and was sore but for the most part I was ok
You need more training. Everyone knows you never canter or run a green horse. Forget that english saddle and get a western saddle, until your ready to make good decisions on a horse and get out of those indoor arenas! Walk your horse out before you ever go over a trot!
@@grammyd8361 keep the English saddle you will learn to balance and get a proper seat and ride properly. Western saddles make lazy riders that slouch and rely on the saddle and horn to keep them on. A neck strap will be extra security if you really need it.
Why does every video have to be set to music? Could do without the annoying soundtrack in the background.
Last time I made videos with sound and copyrighted music my channel went on a complete hold for nearly 30 days until I could get it all fixed, it’s just easier for me to post and get peoples videos out quicker instead of removing stuff in peoples Videos like strong language etc
The first girl handled that really well, I applaud her
This is my life lmao...proud owner of a forward moving ex racing thoroughbred and a green tb x stock horse
I like the mudbath one. I've never seen a horse do that. They come in plastered often enough, but not looking like they've been hosed down with mud!
Someone please tell me what the first song is because I’m just sitting here vibing to it. Great video btw! ❤️
I want to know the name of the song too 😂
@• Sarah Equestrian • Thank you!
Wow is that horse in the mud is hilarious 😂
The first vid was weird??? Dose she ride with her hands that high all the time her hands were way high and pulling on the horse quite a bit or was it just me
I think she was attempting a one rein stop...poorly.
@@elisabethandersen1102 yeh probs
@@elisabethandersen1102Thats exactly how a one rein stop should be done.
when your equine is swine :)
Song?
I’m wondering if the horse at 2:01 is in pain because there is loads of clips of it bucking?
Why do people ruin perfectly good videos w/ way-too-loud, annoying music?!?
1:38 is just hilarious 😂
Some of these people just bad a jumping lol. And don't the know the one rein stop???
I would kill my mare if she went and rolled in the mud like that!😂
By the way I'm being sarcastic😂😁
lol I got the same thing going in my head so I’ll tell the story. We were playing games and im like young and they keep the length of the stirrups the same so I could not get the stirrups so we trotted there and we went around the Hula hoop then he went like to the right after the hula hoop but instead we were supposed to go back so I fell off and now my back is killing me. So yeah. Fuck me
Pobres animales. Se cansan de tanto abuso.
If you have never been thrown off a horse do you even ride? Lol
I have fell off an angry horse. Not fun. It hurts!
I have a horse fail you can use, say it if you want it hi😂
if you cant ride, dont wear spurs.
4.06
Me when my horse does this: 👁👄👁
💧 💧
4:12 hope that horse isnt grey 😂
please no music ‼️
I love your titles!
I could do without the music 🎶
🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️
Love your Chanel 😍♥️💟
Thanks!😀
I watch all of you're vids.
Why are you crying 😂😂😂😂
Please post agein
Silly humans.....
These bug me. Do tge compilers understand the danger? Coming 9ff at a fence is likely no biggie. But...
My thoroughbred, Razzmatazz, used to stop before Jumps for no reason. He was so dirty!!
😁 about 1:43, the ears of the horse watching the one that didn't want to jump. 😂 Those were "what did I just watch" ears.
Omg there was a race in Egypt I live in Egypt
omg! you shold tots have a like 50 mil subs you are the beast you go girl!
4:21. girl I mean the cleaning must have been
Thank God no males were hurt
0:45 she sit for most part of it 👍👍😊😊
Is it possible to send in videos?
The girl from 2:31 is from my barn lmao
Yes you use my email or send via Instagram
The pinto is SO SASSY XD
Yes this is sooo me 😂
Pity tys horses 😭
I love you
So funny 😂😂
What’s the name of the second song I love it and also amazing video
ruclips.net/video/KwVDxakjSY0/видео.html :))
Sarah equestrian thanks
The first girl, were the absolute feck are her hands there so high in the air
I think she rode with too long reins, and could only manage to get control back with lifting her hands. It always makes me sad, that some instructors let riders do jumping and etc. too early, when they still need to learn the basics
@@bogivarga4699 yes and then people call them bad riders... It's just cause their instructions let them jump before there ready. And some of them could be scared after or even injured which could have been evoided if the instructors were more cafeful
Cause that’s EXACTLY how you should handle a situation like that. People that’s not a beginner.
👏👏👏 amazing vid
Thanks Eva 🥰
First
Yayyy!!
Jumping is something horses avoid in the wild, because it puts them in serious risk of being hurt.
Straining a muscle can be deadly, so jumping is much more for us, than the horses.
Do horses jump on their own, and sometimes for fun, yes, but how many horses do you know, that will jump a course on their own, if they are loose in the arena?
(yes I have seen the 1 video of the horse doing that after the rider falls off, but it doesn't really have anywhere else to go)
Another episode of “horses are jerks!”🤣
I fell off my horse on Tuesday and I have a very bad headache and my neck is in so much pain
Bath time.... Won't take but about 3 hours start to finish. Nahhhh, 2 hours... What a mess. 😬🙄😏😊. 🐎🐖🐖🐖 🚿🛁🚿💧🙏
Wayyy cool of y'all! Thanks!! And 💞💗💕 right back@cha! Have a great day! Be groovy...☮️☯️