This is my favorite performance of all time. That horse loves her job!

It's awesome how the bridle fell off and he could still finish the pattern! That's what I call a relationship between the horse and the owner.

@marisolrosarioalbares5268

2 жыл бұрын

Hermoso animal y mui inteligente me gustaría comprarme esa yegua

@scouteques8778

2 жыл бұрын

She was likely drugged, most are drugged before shows, the reining industry is really shady with that sort of thing

@CossackGene

2 жыл бұрын

@@scouteques8778 . . . what sort of drug makes a horse respond to cues without a bridle? I'm very curious.

@scouteques8778

2 жыл бұрын

@@CossackGene ace and other drugs like it, I’ve seen “trainers” use it for that exact purpose

@CossackGene

2 жыл бұрын

@@scouteques8778 back when I worked at a hunter barn, I also saw people ace-ing horses. I know what it does: it's a sedative. It does not train the horse to do anything. I'm not saying this horse wasn't drugged, but this pair's ability to finish their pattern bridleless has nothing to do with that, not at all, not even remotely.

Now that's some horsemanship.

He's such a role model

that's such an awesome relationship

Check your tack before going in? I loved this ride! Screws must have been loose and she rubbed them just enough that they came apart. I think he was DQ'd due to having to grab all the stuff up so she did not step on it?

@cittiecittiecat

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he was dq'd because he tuches the rains with both hands, to pull it up.

Awesome team.

🖤

such a shame because he had to hang on to all the bits and pieces

@Lee-hp1wg

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s unfortunate that it disqualified them

Mui lindo ejemplar heintelijente soy fanático de eyo me gustaría tener una yegua así

Vill inte veta hur denna " lydnad " uppstått

@Tomeccho

Жыл бұрын

Repetition. Same way the media gets you to believe all sorts of nonsense and turns you into a Negative Nelly.

This proves you don't need archaic equipment to ride.