I hate when people are like ''typical mare''. In my 20 years of being around and owning horses from stallions to mares and geldings, I've NEVER met a ''stereotypical mare''. Not once have I met a mare that bit, pinned her ears or kicked at humans just because. Our pony mare often pins her ears at other horses (then again she's the lead mare of our small herd) but never has she done this with humans.
I have a chestnut mare, and she has sass like no other all year round lol. Not sure if its a chestnut mare thing, or if shes just got a lotta spunk. Either way i love her to bits ❤
@@Calypso3011 We used to have a chestnut mare. Sweetest girl ever 😂When I was a baby my dad would put me on her back (and hold me) while my mom was leading the horse a few steps
We had a mare that was a bit grumpy, but she was really nice to humans but would pin her ears at other horses. She was very ticklish sometimes se would pin her ears if she didn’t want to be brushed in certain places
4:22 - He's most likely learned it from what most people in India call Rawal, which is an unnatural gait they implement in Marwari horses at a VERY young age.. usually used for racing but they usually use the gait/teach the gait the same as charro riders. ( P.S a lot of people who own horses in India do not know that they are abusing their horses and think their cruel practices/ riding styles are either normal or okay to do. not saying that everyone who abuses horses there don't know what their doing either )
New sub I really like your vibe and the fact that you explain what exactly is going wrong in these videos and how it is affecting the horse cause it really helps me understand it a lot better. 💜🤟
2:49 - This takes me back to quite some years ago where... uh, I broke my foot. Long story short about the broken foot, a different mare in question had stood on it a week prior and I was already walking on weakened bones. I stepped on a part of the yard that wasn't even and felt an almighty snap in my foot. This happened when I'd taken it on myself to see to a mare I used to ride a lot when I was learning. She was actually super sweet and gentle to ride, however, she absolutely hated being clipped and would have to be heavily sedated to clip her and she'd need this done several times over the winter. This year they'd decided not to bother, and sadly she wasn't getting groomed well enough either. Someone said how unlike her it was to be sour to ride. Yeah, no shit, she had quite nasty matting in the girth area and behind her elbows. I had to use a mix of water and scissors to split the mats and cut them away and release the tension on her skin. She absolutely tried to kick me a couple of times during this which was really out of character for her. I honestly wondered how no one had thought to sort it out before I did..... well I did what I could until my foot snapped. The mare was good enough to be my crutch since I was alone and was like 'yeah I need to go to hospital.'
1:35 I disagree here. Im friends with multiple barrel racers, and my mother & aunt both did it. They didnt just “run around in circles all day”. Barrel horses have as much energy as your typical showjumper. My OTTB was far crazier than any barrel horse ive met
this video help me to practise english, well i dont know anithing about hourses, but in these video, i learn that flooding is somting like scary a hourse to teach him someting another thing was show a rideing, that was from mexico and show how a hourse dance and is very cruelty, well, tanks for de video, i will be gratefull if someone correct me if i make a mistake
I get where you're coming from with the "Everyone runs their barrel horse in circles" but not everyone does. I have a barrel horse, and I jump her, use her for cutting and roping. So no, not everyone runs their barrel horse in circles. Other than that, I basically agree with everything else.
The gray arabian isnt inbred, the only thing wrong about his head/face is that its pretty thin, arabian faces are supposed to be pretty thick, the bay one is extremely inbred, the gray one's saddle is wayy too far up and looks to be a bit under weight.
1:05 To be honest I wouldn't say he's way too big but it's also hard to tell with the horse jumping around so much. With everything else I agree though 😅Poor horse. I'm 5'4 and ride a 14.2 hands tall pony. My legs look a bit long when I ride him bareback but it looks perfectly fine with a saddle or pad. I'm nowhere near too heavy and on picture I've seen of me riding him I'd say it looks perfect based on proportions. It always depends on the individual rider and horse though. A lot of people are just too used to seeing normal sized people on massive horses that it looks odd when you see an adult riding a smaller horse or pony, even though it's perfectly fine. (I'm not trying to criticize you, just simply stating my opinion.) :)
@@mercieallenThe first one is completely fine, i think that was the horses first ride so it was a trash saddle, im not saying i agree w all of these AT ALL. just saying there were a few where it was completely fine.
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I hate when people are like ''typical mare''. In my 20 years of being around and owning horses from stallions to mares and geldings, I've NEVER met a ''stereotypical mare''. Not once have I met a mare that bit, pinned her ears or kicked at humans just because. Our pony mare often pins her ears at other horses (then again she's the lead mare of our small herd) but never has she done this with humans.
I have a chestnut mare, and she has sass like no other all year round lol. Not sure if its a chestnut mare thing, or if shes just got a lotta spunk. Either way i love her to bits ❤
We do have a sassy mate at the yard with my pony but she’s basically like a teenage girl, moody 😂
@@Calypso3011 We used to have a chestnut mare. Sweetest girl ever 😂When I was a baby my dad would put me on her back (and hold me) while my mom was leading the horse a few steps
You’re like a mini Raleigh lol absolutely love it, you just got yourself another subscriber 😂
as a barrel racer with a very trained barrel horse,hes the most calm horse ever (sometimes when hes not scared of his owners other horse😭😭)
That’s good I’m glad just hopefully he wasn’t abused in training
@Spicequeen-d8p sadly he was in the past for other things before being rescued
omg i used to watch you on TikTok i can't believe your youtube channel showed up on my feed -loved the vid
That’s so cool! And thank you ❤
@@mercieallen 🫶
Love this im imaging you and Raleigh Link are already besties
Lol 😂
You need more subs tbh. I LOVE when equestrians, or "equestrians", get exposed. LOVE IT.
@December_Horse thank u ☺️
We had a mare that was a bit grumpy, but she was really nice to humans but would pin her ears at other horses. She was very ticklish sometimes se would pin her ears if she didn’t want to be brushed in certain places
I just wanna say not ALL barrel racers/barrel horses are crazy!!!
Completely agree not all are but the majority of them are ❤
4:22 - He's most likely learned it from what most people in India call Rawal, which is an unnatural gait they implement in Marwari horses at a VERY young age.. usually used for racing but they usually use the gait/teach the gait the same as charro riders. ( P.S a lot of people who own horses in India do not know that they are abusing their horses and think their cruel practices/ riding styles are either normal or okay to do. not saying that everyone who abuses horses there don't know what their doing either )
Stuart is the little cutest thing ever❤❤❤
Thank u ❤
New sub I really like your vibe and the fact that you explain what exactly is going wrong in these videos and how it is affecting the horse cause it really helps me understand it a lot better. 💜🤟
wow this video is super underrated:D
OMG I HAVE FOUND A NEW RALEIGH LINK 😆😆😆😆😆
Love this vid!!!!!!
@LadySienna3 💀💀
@@mercieallen but wayyyyyy better
2:49 - This takes me back to quite some years ago where... uh, I broke my foot. Long story short about the broken foot, a different mare in question had stood on it a week prior and I was already walking on weakened bones. I stepped on a part of the yard that wasn't even and felt an almighty snap in my foot.
This happened when I'd taken it on myself to see to a mare I used to ride a lot when I was learning. She was actually super sweet and gentle to ride, however, she absolutely hated being clipped and would have to be heavily sedated to clip her and she'd need this done several times over the winter. This year they'd decided not to bother, and sadly she wasn't getting groomed well enough either. Someone said how unlike her it was to be sour to ride.
Yeah, no shit, she had quite nasty matting in the girth area and behind her elbows. I had to use a mix of water and scissors to split the mats and cut them away and release the tension on her skin. She absolutely tried to kick me a couple of times during this which was really out of character for her. I honestly wondered how no one had thought to sort it out before I did..... well I did what I could until my foot snapped. The mare was good enough to be my crutch since I was alone and was like 'yeah I need to go to hospital.'
You got a new subscriber do rodeo next…
Omg I love this video. ❤❤❤❤ love your channel.
Thank you! ❤
Great info you are so well informed!! Hope you and your animals have a happy healthy holidays !
Thank you! You too ❤
This is so underrated I’m subscribing
I love these kinds of videos 😂❤
4:39 BRO WTH IS THAT MOTERSYCLE- 😭
@@BurntToast_00 🤣
@@mercieallen LOLL
1:35
I disagree here. Im friends with multiple barrel racers, and my mother & aunt both did it. They didnt just “run around in circles all day”. Barrel horses have as much energy as your typical showjumper. My OTTB was far crazier than any barrel horse ive met
i already love you!!
this video help me to practise english, well i dont know anithing about hourses, but in these video, i learn that flooding is somting like scary a hourse to teach him someting another thing was show a rideing, that was from mexico and show how a hourse dance and is very cruelty, well, tanks for de video, i will be gratefull if someone correct me if i make a mistake
Your English is really good!
I’m new and I’m very picky about animal absue / horse abuse and I loved this
New sub im also a equestrian
@@aura_tailss aww thank you and hiiiii
i just want to say ARE HORSES DO NOT JUST RUN IN CIRCLES
Thank you
Ty
I get where you're coming from with the "Everyone runs their barrel horse in circles" but not everyone does. I have a barrel horse, and I jump her, use her for cutting and roping. So no, not everyone runs their barrel horse in circles. Other than that, I basically agree with everything else.
some pretty wild videos
Great video ❤
Lol
These are harsh vids 😮
@Brynlin-o6j ikr!
@@mercieallen❤
The gray arabian isnt inbred, the only thing wrong about his head/face is that its pretty thin, arabian faces are supposed to be pretty thick, the bay one is extremely inbred, the gray one's saddle is wayy too far up and looks to be a bit under weight.
1:05 To be honest I wouldn't say he's way too big but it's also hard to tell with the horse jumping around so much. With everything else I agree though 😅Poor horse.
I'm 5'4 and ride a 14.2 hands tall pony. My legs look a bit long when I ride him bareback but it looks perfectly fine with a saddle or pad. I'm nowhere near too heavy and on picture I've seen of me riding him I'd say it looks perfect based on proportions. It always depends on the individual rider and horse though.
A lot of people are just too used to seeing normal sized people on massive horses that it looks odd when you see an adult riding a smaller horse or pony, even though it's perfectly fine.
(I'm not trying to criticize you, just simply stating my opinion.)
:)
“I hate when people stereotype horses.”
*stereotypes barrel racing horses.*
So stupid.
Do you have a problem with all Barrel racers or just ones whose horses aren't trained all the way
@Robynshorses I don’t have a problem with all barrel racers
hi
@isla-l2z hii
I feel like you only do english based of your reaction to most of these videos...
@@e.l.l.e.2.5 I ride English and western ❤️
@@mercieallenThe first one is completely fine, i think that was the horses first ride so it was a trash saddle, im not saying i agree w all of these AT ALL. just saying there were a few where it was completely fine.
girl give some credits to raleigh, and maybe say that you already watched the vids,u
Huh
Yes I do watch her vids but I got most of my info by doing my own research that’s why I put the studies up there in my video ❤
Girl, I’m a bell racer and my horse doesn’t just run around in circles like shut up
Ikr
I’m a barrel racer and no run around 24 seven they win
So if you don’t know what you’re talking about, then shut your mouth
I agree