When he hugged his horse, my heart MELTED!!

@heyitsbubblesxo9021

4 жыл бұрын

hospital ready RIGHTTTTT 🥺😭😭

@lilik6945

Жыл бұрын

and her too 🥺

I love riding english, but western crowds are so supportive and I love that.

@BarnesFamilyAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

What I’ve noticed is that at western shows there loud but at a English show there quiet but when it’s over they get loud

@kenzieshelley3499

3 жыл бұрын

Depends on the style. Eventing is a whole family.

3:16 "How much petrol- *oh frick we're in America* How much GAS..."

@AndreaWords

4 жыл бұрын

Read this right as it came on and it was funny af

Amazing horse! So concentrated and willing :) The first spin was awesome...nice form, all the weight on his hindquarters and a straight stop! Love it :)

How beautiful to see horse and rider so well connected. I started riding in an English saddle, but quickly bought a western saddle as it' so much more comfortable, and so much more fun. Keep up the great work with your beautiful horse, you are both amazing:-) Stay well:-)

0:20 Rider in the background: weEE

@ricardareichelt4269

3 жыл бұрын

hahahahhHahaha

Dressage riders not understanding how the crowd isn’t distracting either horse or rider, jumping riders not understanding how the horse doesn’t trip on that loose ground. I‘m a jumper at shows and a dressage rider at home, wanting to try this badly.

@seventesprit3000

4 жыл бұрын

Well said. But as a jumper I'm also not understanding how do they estimate which performance is better xD

@madisonmorris7394

3 жыл бұрын

Seventesprit hope this helps and sorry for the bit of an essay 😂

Really nice show of both! That’s my goal! 😉

Amazing horse...just beautiful !

Bravo !!!!!

The Best !

Incredible!

amazing!!!!

Congratulations!

wow. awesome.

Welcome to Fonckytown!!!

Anything regarding competition, means you will have those who only look for an easy way, when their riding is rewarded, it changes the whole game, it means you no longer have to do it right, just in a way that makes you win..

I saw him in tv 😍

Well done Bernard & horse 227 wahoo!!

One direction in the back make it even better

I would love to see someone do this to ACDC

LOVE what a wave; MY hilbilliebuttercup LOVES HIM TO :

The International Equestrian Federation has excluded the event Reining from equine sports recognized by its latest Statute promulgated on November 17, 2021. This event is no longer recognized by the FEI

I little heavy on his bit but he seems to truly love that horse, overall good performance.

I can’t focus when they are playing one direction in the background

@jupitersecIipse

5 жыл бұрын

this is the first time i've ever heard what a feeling being played somewhere public

@franziih.1052

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@omgequine

4 жыл бұрын

HAHA

Beautiful but I thought the poll was not supposed to be lower than the withers?

@furyxvanity2946

3 жыл бұрын

Its a quarter horse in western youll see there heads are low and naturally their heads are low

@unrulyjulie4382

2 жыл бұрын

This year carriage has been bred into show and reingnig type AQHA horses these days. IMO it's ruined the breed. 😞

My horse hated flying lead changes.. when we worked on them, I hung on because he'd switch his tail and If he switched it 3 times.. hang on because you're going for 8 seconds lol

Was anyone else annoyed they only showed the side view of the sliding stop?

Watch any ranch hand who uses his horse everyday exactly none will hold their head down and they get the cow work done can slide rollback ect.

Front left leg pastern what is it?

@SarahK293

4 жыл бұрын

I think that’s his knee boot that slid down. It was bothering me the whole time lol

The lope was much better on this horse than I’ve seen “trending”, he was picking his feet up and not tripping over his hoofs, but I would prefer to see his head a little higher, it’s too low, they should be level from rump to ears with a fluid, flexible movement. His stamina could be a lot better, he shouldn’t be that sweaty in under 5 minutes. A fit working reining horse should be able to work for a good solid hour before becoming that sweaty.

@livianwilliams1271

5 жыл бұрын

Western discipline is usually about having loose reins that allow the horse’s head low to look “relaxed.” In my opinion it’s a lot about the western style/look,not particularly caring about which way would be healthier for the horse. It doesn’t look comfortable or correct. But rein gaming is basically about using less pressure on the horse’s mouth and more with your legs. But I totally agree with you.

@ktj6851

5 жыл бұрын

Sweat has nothing to do with fitness, some horses get super sweaty super easily, sweat depends on heat, we all know tyron was hot. Way hotter than what this horse is probably used to (Belgium's pretty cold). As long as the horse has ample access to water and salt, and they make sure he doesn't overheat there is no issue with sweat. Sweat is how the horse deals with heat, it has nothing to do with fitness.

@jessicaharper1488

5 жыл бұрын

I agree Van Deman Ferrets.. his head was much too low. He for his shoulder neck and head to be so thick and to be sweating that soon tells me he might have a diabetic issue or is feed too much hot feed.

@lil.barrel_racer605

5 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaharper1488 ever heard of Western Pleasure their head is supposed to be that low it's and it's not hot feed it's called as sweating my horse sweats like that when I work her out

@lil.barrel_racer605

5 жыл бұрын

As you can see their head is not supposed to be high their head is supposed to be low it's called Western Pleasure as you can tell he's flexing the horse's head so we can get it lower that's what it's all about

A lesson

Anybody know why he's holding his right arm like that? To me it seems awkwardly bent at the elbow, so much so that I wonder if he's doing it on purpose, especially at a gallop. Anybody clue me in?

@jennykristineholenhelest7283

5 жыл бұрын

I would think it is to show that he can ride the horse with his seat and don't need both arms

@kerwynbrat5771

5 жыл бұрын

This is a quarter horse and is a roping/working horse. You would be riding with one or no hands (rope in the other!)

@nailadee

5 жыл бұрын

Connie Kempf I’ve noticed the bad posture in several reining classes, it’s a good thing it’s the horse being judged and not the rider.

@elisabethandersen1102

3 жыл бұрын

You're supposed to keep your arm bent. It keeps your upper body as a ballast point. But he absolutely overexaggerates it.

At the end of the ride does this horse have mucous coming out of its left nostril?

Why is the left leg of the horse so big/swollen?

There are many successful riders in competition, but very view riding masters. This one is successful, but he is never a riding master. Horsemanship, simple, noble, serene, and of grandeur, is rare in our days and time. The "vanity fair" of modern equestrianism offers surrogate alternatives, elevates sham imitations to the status of supposed ideals and models. On the way up to success in anticipation of big money, athletes easily loose scrupel and ethics. Actually, the planet does not need more successful riders; the planet desperately needs horse understanders, horse whisperer, animal rights activists, storytellers and lovers of all kinds.

@johannapax5233

5 жыл бұрын

You're so right.Thank you for sharing these thoughts!

@aikoakuma9840

5 жыл бұрын

man your just begging for atention at this point.

@jacmeespie

5 жыл бұрын

.@@aikoakuma9840 Unfortunately, today the human eye is shaped by the pictures of this faulty riding, which are delivered in the current international riding events. Rollkur, Peanutroller are today the big winners in the sport. We are taught since childhood to admire those who are called in the language of the world great athletes and world champions, because they are burning to glorify their own names, while the spirit of emphasis and ethics is almost ignored.

@aikoakuma9840

5 жыл бұрын

@@jacmeespie yeah

@jacmeespie

5 жыл бұрын

@@aikoakuma9840 yeah, I like your quick-witted comments.

In my opinion this guy's done some good things and some bad things. The good thing is that he's got his hand in that 10-inch box, meaning he's not loud with the reins. When he does have the reins in hand they are very loose and he's almost on the horse's poll. But they're not so loose the horse will trip. He's not yanking the head around, and based on his body language he is very relaxed and he is very prepared. He's using his body to communicate with the horse and I'm not entirely sure he even needed the reins to begin with.Those are the good things. The bad things: first and foremost that leverage bit. I don't like them, I don't think they're necessary, I think they're abusive, and with a guy like this, riding like this, he shouldn't need a bit in that horse's mouth to begin with. He probably could very very very very very easily gotten away with a rope halter or a bosal. My other concern is how low that that horse's head is when he starts out, and even throughout the routine, the horse looks like he's about ready to fall asleep in my opinion. The horse is acting like he's been trained with a tie down so tight he can't move his head. But you know what? I only get my information by using a critical eye and watching natural horsemanship trainers. People like Ray hunt, Buck Branigan, at times, Rick Gore, people who understand how a horse thinks. my favorite horse trainers are those who put the information out for free, so they make no money off of clinics, personal training or any of that bull crap

@daviddavis4594

5 жыл бұрын

so you think making a living is bull crap! would you rather see then driving a truck or maybe working at Mcdonalds instead of working with horses.

@hillareeharper3256

5 жыл бұрын

Tara Monette what they do to get there head down for show.... tie it up with a rope attached to the ceiling. Disgraceful if you ask me.

@julieolson3649

5 жыл бұрын

A 10 year old horse may not be ridden in a bosal. Rules. I personally don't care for the super low headset, but by no means are the horses mechanically forced to do so. The AQHA breeding for these reiners and cow horses is different than other disciplines. They can't do these maneuvers poised like a hunter/jumper. They're built for work. Get down in the dirt! This was an amazing run. The horse is relaxed and looks like he enjoys his job. Love it!

@alb4555

5 жыл бұрын

Julie Olson Thank you! One of my horses is a Reiner and he has a nice low calm head at the lope too. And...he slides better than this big boy (just sayin’ 😊) The only thing i thought was interesting here is that at the slide he did set back on the horse’s mouth a bit. When I’m sliding Decaf I don’t touch his face AT ALL. He needs his head to perform so I give it to him.

@calin7017

5 жыл бұрын

A reiner horse`s morphological structure make him keep the head like this. Is not that the horse was forced to keep it low. If a horse is not able to do manouvres like spin, sliding stop, roll-back and keep a round back by himslef, no trainer will get him at this level of competition. No trainer (a good trainer, I mean) in his right mind will force a horse to do something that the horse is not able to do. From hundred horses a trainer has to choose from, maybe only 30 will qualify to start the ground training and from them, maybe only 10 will go for advance training, but for high level competion probably only 2 will make the cut. Why on earth would someone waste his time on a horse who`s unable to perform? It is one thing that a horse doesn`t get the manouvre because he couldn`t understand and another that he cannot do it because he`s unfit for it. Can you see a bodybuilder do ballet, or a marathon runner lifting heavy weights? I don`t think so, either. So, for everyone who reads this, don`t fret about horse`s head or the way he picks his feet up, it is the attitude and the easyness of his performing that counts. And yes, there are bad trainers too, but they usually don`t get to that level.

I don't believe that horse would have gotten a 205 in Texas, mostly riders fault.

Can’t understand why the peanut rollers are a natural way of movement. Looks totally unbalanced

Not only the judges, but also the public play an important role in the show grounds, because a lay audience that does not know the difference between dressage and show lollop, and whose knowledge only refers to tournaments, tournament stables or the media e.g. the television, by ignorant moderators nicely-spoken faulty riding, will be impressed and applaud. Furthermore, these riders are still rewarded by incompetent judges with top marks. However, an audience with little or no expertise is much more likely to be impressed by spectacular performances. Unfortunately, today the human eye is shaped by the pictures of this faulty riding, which are delivered in the current international riding events Rollkur, Peanutroller are today the big winners in the sport.

It looked like one of the horses legs was VERY swollen correct me if I am wrong pls

@JessicaEconomou

5 жыл бұрын

Don’t worry. It’s not swelling, the horse is wearing a knee boot. Their often worn in reining. It protects the horse from blows from the other leg or hoof. The reason it wasn’t on the knee was because it slipped down some how. Hope this helped! 😁

@saisyfight3781

5 жыл бұрын

Fuzzywuzzy oh thank god......thanks x

Congrats! Impressive team. Then I watched Stacy Westfall and Roxy perform the same. Bareback bridleless. Roxy was excited. His tail was flipping around like a dog. And he held his head high. Is it a requirement here for horse to hold his head in submissive position?

@Hannahs_Mustangs

2 жыл бұрын

Usually in judged reining, the horses head should be lower, it just makes everything look smoother and nicer! 😁

The crowd is annoying. You can´t focus on the performance when they are screaming like they are drunk. Let him perform and then scream,not during the performence.

@zoecarpenterrr

5 жыл бұрын

Its a reining/cutting thing

@dclarky2

5 жыл бұрын

They're used to it. It's a reining/cutting thing. As someone with a reining horse, he doesn't mind loud noises at all when hes in the ring. I guess it all depends on the horse, but usually they're used to this kind of thing. Hope this helped :)

@17Fidelis75

5 жыл бұрын

Oddly enough, we were asked to leave a local reining event because my two year old neice was squealing and they said she was being too loud and could spook the horses, meanwhile as we were leaving the crowd was doing this same thing and they were fine with it

@nailadee

5 жыл бұрын

17Fidelis75 if your child was squealing when nothing was going on , then that would have been the reason.

I thought a constantly open mouth was penalized in reining?? This horse looks terrified to make a wrong move. Spins were all hunched up. His circles were good, but overall i didn't think he looked like a reiner.

@TheOldandslow

5 жыл бұрын

I didnt like the gaping mouth either. World class?

@sandraiggy2549

5 жыл бұрын

This is plain and simple. Animalabuse look closey at the horse and you will see bad bad training

@arizonasucculent8632

4 жыл бұрын

These comments are golden. So much stupid in it that I'm surprised there's words.

The main perpetrators at horseshows are, incompetent and ignorant judges. As long as they reward stressed and struggling horses, instead of a calm and natural dynamic movement, nothing will change, and will lead a lot more horses to frustration, neurosis and physical damage. So scream out in public your disapproval! Maybe you preserve another horse to be tormented by an ignorant imitator. Only the botcher who knows nothing about horse anatomy and kinetics, approves peanut roller and hyperflexion. Accomplished show riders should revolt against this brutalization of equestrian sports. But in my opinion there are almost more imitators unable to cope with the pressure of winning, than thinking competitors. The dreaded "Rein Lame" The horse has a mild gimp in his movement, but you cannot pinpoint where it is. I don’t see any collection at all, but I can see peanutroller, and reinlame horses, to say horses ridden in a forced frame. The western pleasure INDUSTRY is a good description for this kind of riding, it helps the industry to make big profit to the disadvantage of horse’s welfare, and lastly you don’t need skilled riders for this parody of riding.

@dovesrun

5 жыл бұрын

You don't need skilled riders? This horse is not being abused unlike some dressage horses. Come back and comment when you have trained and won.

@jacmeespie

5 жыл бұрын

I never compete, I never will win! A show ring is a very unsuitable place to demonstrate good riding, but a good place to make big money on expensises of the horses. You should learn about horse anatomy and kinetics.

@aikoakuma9840

5 жыл бұрын

jacmeespie oh you sad child

@jacmeespie

5 жыл бұрын

@@aikoakuma9840 Are you skilled in horse anatomy and kinetics?

That front left leg doesn’t look healthy above the cut off boot!!!?!! How is that horse NOT lame with that amount of swelling?!!!

@leoniebienert1610

3 жыл бұрын

I don‘t see a swelling?

@Tessoutwest

3 жыл бұрын

Knee boot fell down, not swelling, they mention it like three times lol

Pretty ridiculous that the horse has to be in a full body of sweat to show🙄🙄🙄

@dovesrun

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's hot in the arena.

@ktj6851

5 жыл бұрын

Sweat has nothing to do with it, some horses just sweat lots. It was hot, the horse was sweaty, as long as he has ample access to water and salt, and they watch to see he doesn't over heat, I don't see your issue.

@mic_3119

5 жыл бұрын

lilly Gonzalez shut up

@ihavenoideawhatimdoingwith4240

3 жыл бұрын

@@ktj6851 He could have been nervous too. Most horses during a show (at least from what I've seen) have some sweat from anxiousness in the arena. They can be calm and have that happen to, if I'm correct.

Did anyone notice how swollen the left leg is?

@MicaelaGutierrez2004

5 жыл бұрын

Yvonne Escobosa 😂😂 it’s a knee boots that slipped down and just sat on the cannon bone, the commentary people said that at the beginning

Not amazing. Cueing a horse to carry his head that low is ridiculous. Peanut rolling was a bad fad in western pleasure and is no better in reining. Judges should stop rewarding such obviously incorrect training.

@franziskawille5

5 жыл бұрын

GrowMap For what reason should he be trained to carry his head this way? For me this looks quite natural. It just dont make sense in reining. And by the way, shoulder and hip position is so much more important...

@kerwynbrat5771

5 жыл бұрын

This is a quarter horse, they naturally carry their heads low. This indicates a very relaxed horse. Its not trained.

@henryhenry903

5 жыл бұрын

Any quarter horse with a good topline will carry there head low naturally and all it takes is a little chin curl to attain that form of rounded balance I train ranch horses and this is one thing I always teach because I want the horse to collect its self when I give a stop cue with the rains that way they are ready for a number of different directions I may need them to go if you’re horse doesn’t have it’s head down and feet under it when you ask it to do anything other then go straight it has a hard time doing it and will not do it properly causing you to loose the cow and work the horse harder to catch it again and repeat what you wanted the first time so in western riding this is very important to teach but what do I know I only ranch and train for a living

@jacmeespie

5 жыл бұрын

One must distinguish between two head positions: the grazing position, with the head lowered useful on a pasture, horse out of balance, the weight is on the forehand, and the mounted position, with the head up, appropriate under a skilled rider, the horse is able to carry the rider in balance and collection.

@JessicaEconomou

5 жыл бұрын

If a horses head is high they are hollow throughout the back and can’t carry a rider properly. When the head is lowered the horse is rounded and can carry a ride properly. When a horse is in the pasture they are NOT carrying weight. The headset and body must be aligned and collected differently to carry weight. Plus it’s a QH, they hold their heads low anyway.

This horse doesn't seem to enjoy it

@arizonasucculent8632

4 жыл бұрын

Cool.

Poor horse

@colleenmartin6319

5 жыл бұрын

That is his job

@hillareeharper3256

5 жыл бұрын

Colleen Martin stupid 'job'. Horses are animals not employees, not a pon to a ches game. Animals.

@thefarmersdaughter8235

2 жыл бұрын

If the horse was not doing this job he might end up as dog food. Think about it!

I don't really understand reining at all. Also slapping the horse isn't rewarding or feels good.

@arizonasucculent8632

4 жыл бұрын

Idk your mom seemed to like being slapped.

I saw him in tv 😍