I've seen her in person. Those horses definitely trust her. She had about ten horses in the ring when I saw her and one I remember was a stallion. The others were either mares or geldings. It was amazing to watch. I was wary about the fact that she had a whip but she wasn't hitting them with it. She was giving cues and making corrections.

@carolmiller5713

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen Cavalia with her and the other riders. The horses are clearly not afraid or abused. It shows training thru love & trust. Horses are very intelligent and enjoy being challenged and training.

@carolmiller5713

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen Cavalia as well when it was her & the male leader. Performances are a great show of love & trust between animals & human.

@lupesilva4624

2 жыл бұрын

Rrtgg

@lupesilva4624

2 жыл бұрын

Dffrgxdxhhfy cyx

@marissasheff1841

2 жыл бұрын

Dang

When I first saw Cavalia I realized all my thoughts about horses being trained by love & trust was true. These Arabian horses are beautiful, smart & clearly enjoy the challenge of the performance.

@eskarinanox5521

2 жыл бұрын

Arabian??? 😳 no , Spanish and Lipizzan

@PeacefulTornado15566

2 жыл бұрын

Some horses are trained like this, but not all. A lot of horses are trained in more traditional rope methods, and a few are trained by cruel owners.

@debrahouston2884

Жыл бұрын

Those are not Arabians, as one person as already noted, Andalusian (Spanish), and they are Gorgeous!😍

@bruce9648

8 ай бұрын

​@@eskarinanox5521That woman's not the trainer either I mean she goes and does the motions it might be with them in some training sessions but she's not a trainer Like the announcer said of course

@brittanyritenour4695

6 күн бұрын

They are either lippaziners or Andalusians!

There are things you can teach horses by force. This, however, is not one of them. Training horses like this takes a lot of determination, patience, affection and trust. Truly amazing

@shadow_wolf4404

4 жыл бұрын

you should not have to teach a horse anything by force. you just have to teach them twice. once on one side of their bodies and once on the other.

@puzzleequinex310

3 жыл бұрын

Emma Exactly!!

@yeah5363

3 жыл бұрын

You shouldn't teach anything by force even if you can

@Emma-vc3ri

3 жыл бұрын

@@yeah5363 100% agreed! This comment was mostly directed to the haters in the comments, to let them know that though it is (wrong but) possible to teach animals certain things through force, something like this could never, ever have been taught through force

@emily.letsendbslintheuk554

3 жыл бұрын

@@shadow_wolf4404 I totally agree but sadly many horses are still broken by force even in modern day 😢💔😢

Did anyone hear a little girl say “Elsa!” When she ran into the arena? Or is it just me?

@shannonblum5545

3 жыл бұрын

Sure did!😂

@corny7743

3 жыл бұрын

Y e s

@ilsebatten8028

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 😂 she probably thought that she was equestrian Elsa 😂😂😂😂

@bigwhite500hp

3 жыл бұрын

It might be her name

@joannemcgee961

3 жыл бұрын

No I did too

She is amazing. For these horses to perform like this, there is 100% trust and love. They are truly so beautiful

@nicolasmdm8110

3 жыл бұрын

Yes,I agree with all What you say.

@aparecidolongatto3642

3 жыл бұрын

664

I met her in person with a horse camp of mine. She is so sweet and her horses love her! She put on a show for us. It was amazing!!

@brittanyritenour4695

6 күн бұрын

Awe amazing!

You can see how relaxed and focused these horses are. So beautiful

@pi1810

4 жыл бұрын

Head tossing. They are not that relaxed. They are kind of angry.

This is a beautiful display of partnership and trust. I wish I could have heard what the announcer said about the horses. " Just so you know these horses...." yea just couldn't make it out.

@missfeliss3628

2 жыл бұрын

Lol ya u could hear the audience all say what ?!!?!?!

@deejustdee4752

2 жыл бұрын

He said all 3 are stallions. Which is amazing they can all work in harmony and not show any aggression toward each other.

@kelkiegimm2420

2 жыл бұрын

Same!!!

@manubhaivasoya3938

Жыл бұрын

@@missfeliss3628 p

To every one who think its a “whip” its called a crop, its just an extension of the trainers hand, and plus she was merely tapping the horse, to give out cues, and corrections

@samanthas3699

6 жыл бұрын

Zephinea Von Cherry yeah not what I saw but no one can see a close up of So there's no way to tell its called a dressage whip

@cbeta7019

6 жыл бұрын

That is NOT a crop. Crops do not have long lines attached to them that whip.

@FlamaireOfficial

5 жыл бұрын

no. That's a whip.

@leeleey3195

5 жыл бұрын

Crops are usually meant for jumping because they're shorter, dressage whips are used in liberty work and dressage

@bhutch4335

5 жыл бұрын

No it's a whip

I JUST CAN"T respond anymore to people being ignorant. This was a beautiful display of someone who obviously respects the animals she is working with and DOES NOT at anytime abuse them.... It was a relationship built on trust.

@angiebockmon1362

5 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@erinonfire70

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!!! Thats what liberty is

@abgelkassa1335

4 жыл бұрын

Well we don't no

@abgelkassa1335

4 жыл бұрын

Well we don't know

@amandawanggarciapena6920

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely true

I can't get my cat to come when I call him.

@taylorhamilton6589

4 жыл бұрын

I can lol

@jaimemichelle3916

4 жыл бұрын

This made me laugh ...prob more than it should have..but same!

@metallicbonsai7981

4 жыл бұрын

If your cat likes to walk around a lot like mine, you can wiggle your fingers downward and it might entice him. Noisy treat jars can be motivating too.

@jencaisse7392

4 жыл бұрын

Horses are very treat motivated

@deathwilddragonvpvpgp1750

4 жыл бұрын

xd

For all you haters of this... horses are so much rougher on each other than she was! That kind of whip is used regularly to desensitize horses not beat them, you can’t beat a horse and have them respond the way those horses did to her, they care for her almost as much as she does for them! To bad you don’t know about horses you would appreciate them more and what she did with them!

Wow. Those horses know they are the stars. They looked like they were loving every minute. That lady must be incredibly skilled, patient and loving to get those beautiful animals

@carlarkless826

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry. To get those beautiful animals to do this.

No idea why this was in my recommended, but it was stunning to watch. Couldn't take my eyes off them.

The part when they were running around so close to each other (as if it was a scheme or a sequence) was the most amazing, I've never seen anything similar on such show

She is amazing, I ride and people just don't realize that a horse would not do those things unless they completely loved and trusted her. Horses are intelligent and beautiful animals who know when to trust someone. If they were in pain or didn't trust her fully they would not listen or bite/kick her. If you watch carefully she gives them much affection, treats in the beginning and scratching during the show. She loves them a ton and they love her back.

@tommyesloane8539

7 жыл бұрын

Abbie Danielson ZZZ

@kimberlytrinchera5885

6 жыл бұрын

they hit them to do the movie they are mean to do that they are post to be free and wild

@M0nsterMakerMellie

6 жыл бұрын

Abbie Danielson Love isn’t exactly what’s happening here. These horses have been conditioned to move off the crack of a whip or a shift in human body language, Love has nothing to do with why they respond the way they do.

@briannaharter4411

6 жыл бұрын

that kind of whip is not designed to cause pain or even crack.it's designed to give a gentle tap.what she's actually doing with it is tapping the horse so it knows it's getting a reward soon aka it's a event marker.which is one of the very basics when it comes to positive reinforcement and choice training aka the most common type of training method used now days. you clearly know nothing about animal training if you think beating a animal into submission is how trainers get animals to do things.you don't get complex behaviors when you beat a animal you get animal that can do one very simple action that is easily broken when negative reinforcement isn't constantly given.

@breannamills2274

6 жыл бұрын

Mellie K completely agree

The amount of training that went into this production! Wow. She is a great performer and trainer.

1: Does anyone see her smacking the horse silly with the object in her hand? No. It's apparent that only very few people know the difference between someone STRIKING a horse vs lightly tapping 2: You cannot force a horse into Liberty Training. They have to build trust and the trainer must be incredibly patient. If a horse is abused by their owners they will never want to follow them around or keep near them when they have enough space to get away or fight back. 3: Make sure you actually know the trainer's techniques. Dont just assume someone to be evil dirty horse abusers because they hold something that looks like or is a whip. That's just lazy and ignorant. Please actually take the time to research the trainers before making harmful assumptions based on mouth to mouth information.

@destinyedits4720

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with u, I saw her just then, then I looked in the comments to see if anybody realised except me, it looks like a metal whip

@ilsebatten8028

3 жыл бұрын

Rando RatChild I agree to

@beachtime8525

3 жыл бұрын

The ''Silly thing'' in her hand is called a whip. Whip's are very DANGEROUS toward horses and should not have a right in this world. 1. Whip's can harm a horses body part and leave marks for possibly months, Or can last a life time. Now, I know you may be thinking. ''How is a whip harmful?'' well, if you look at a whip close up, There is a flat tip on the end. That flat tip is Rubber. You can lash a horses rear in racing, On buggies, and when you are taking lessons. 2. This should NOT be permitted in any type of country on the world. MANY and I mean, MANY horses have had serious marks from Whips. Some have even DIED from being abused by them. 3. Horse racing. Horse Racing is a sport of some sort, but it is VERY deadly. by using a whip in racing, you use a whip by lashing the horses rear to make it go faster in order to win. my estimates have turned out to be that, 40 - 70% of people are AGAINST horse racing, while other support it. Which, in Racing, the only people who would be supporting the racing would be the Jocks, the people who enjoy/watch it, (I do not like you people) and the managers. 4. Buggies. Buggies were used in the late and early 16 - 1900's. How it can damage a horse is when the Coach (the driver of the buggie) uses a LONG whip, to lash a horses rear end to make them go faster. Now, people now - a - days may think, ''This is so wrong!'' and it is. But people back then had no idea it damaged a horse, so they were thinking. ''This is fine, this will not hurt the horse in any way. It is VERY wrong today. 5. Horse lessons. Although horse lessons sound innocent, 20 - 30% of horse instructors make student's use a whip to force a horse to jump over obstacles or to western or shows. This is used by 'Tapping' by the horses legs to make them do tricks. Most of the popularity in the United States have 'banned' whip's from their states. I am personally against any type of sport that involves an animal and a whip. I hope this had taught you SOME information about whips, Rando RatChild :) Please NEVER use a whip on any type of animal in and form of any way, Stay safe

@randoratchild3327

3 жыл бұрын

The issue in this video is that she isn't abusing the horse with them, she is lightly tapping the horse with them. I never did say whips are totally harmless, all I pointed out is that people are blatantly calling her a abuser for owning one without even taking time to watch what she does with it. People continue to act like once you hold a whip it takes over your mind and makes you agressive and have a need to strike a horse with it. It doesn't. With banning of whips. It is fully justified because I'm not going to deny there are people who do intentionally hurt their horses with them to the point it is very much a issue that needs to be addressed and handled. Though that shouldn't mean we can assume someone intentionally harms their horses with malice intention just because they own one.

@beachtime8525

3 жыл бұрын

@@randoratchild3327 True, I'm the kind of person who likes jumping to conclusions to quickly. I know it's bad, I don't know when I started jumping to conclusion's to fast, but I just did heh. I know once you hold a whip your not the 'Bad guy' immediately. I remember once when I was doing jumping lessons at a different horse center, while I was doing another horse barn thing (I forgot or just don't know what to name it) but the difference between my Jumping Barn and the Free Ride Barn is that, The jumping had made me use a whip to 'Jump' obstacles. So once I had gotten to my Free Riding Barn, I told the instructer and she handed me a whip, I DID NOT use the whip in any harmful way, just as soon as 'my' horse saw the whip, he instantly just knew that if he did something bad, He would get whiped. WHICH was NOT true. (I would NEVER abuse any animal of any shape, form, or quality) all they made me do was switch the whip from one hand to another often. Then for some odd reason, my horse picked up speed and started to gallop. I fell off of him as soon as he did that. PHEW my story was long!

Wow, she must have so much patience and experience. It’s amazing to see liberty because you know that this isn’t something you can force a horse into doing witch is amazing. It’s takes time, practice, and patience. Also, side note, her outfit was really nice. But ya, this was incredible

To all the haters, I want to see you get out in the arena with 3 horses and do what she is able to do. . . just saying

@luke_5187

5 жыл бұрын

Kaitlin Dressler she is holding a whip

@kenzieshay4383

5 жыл бұрын

Hey dumbass open your eyes they have been abused so much they are not volunteering there being forced if she was really talented there would be no whips involved

@Boarchy

5 жыл бұрын

Dont be stupid is she wacking them hard with the whip? NO I can see it but shes not hurting them with it.

@ananianani7316

5 жыл бұрын

Ojo

@pixie_bawlz2368

5 жыл бұрын

The whip acts like an extension of her arm. Horses are tough creatures a little tap to remind them what they're meant to be doing isnt going to hurt them. Plz im not trying to hate i just thought I'd say😊❤

To all the haters, If the horse was in pain, they would make sure EVERYONE knows

@dipdipdop

3 жыл бұрын

Um well uh not really but it would certainly act up if it didn't want to do it

@nordiccall7952

3 жыл бұрын

@Nig Biscuit I don't think animals even think of something as complex as that. Thats a human trait. Don't project human emotions on animals.

@nordiccall7952

3 жыл бұрын

@Nig Biscuit You are projecting. Ravens and other animals with higher cognitive thinking, sure. But no, not all animals. I doubt a lobster is thinking "if I act like I am in pain I won't be boiled alive."

@nordiccall7952

3 жыл бұрын

@Nig Biscuit Wait no... You are correct. I looked it up really fast. Nah, nvm I was wrong. Sorry about that.

@nordiccall7952

3 жыл бұрын

@Nig Biscuit Nah its fine, no problem.

They love you oh so much! They are having a hootin good time playing with you! I wish more people would spend time like this with their animals!

This is very Beautiful! The horse's are Magnificent and God Bless this lady for sharing her horses and their Majestic Performance. The Music just enhanced the Beauty of it all. When they bowed down I could only imagine seeing them bowing before God.

Every time the horses stand up, she puts her hands up. Good woman!

I simply loved this performance. It makes it even sweeter that it was in Monaco. I've always been intrigued.

Seeing the spirit of a horse and their intelligence will actually make you cry.. How do they know to do what they are doing! I mean remembering every single step and pose and like when the horse came in running he was by him or herself stunning! This is beautiful and hats off to the woman she has not one horse but 3 working in perfect unison!

My lord, what beautiful, smart, and loved horses!! They know she loves them and return her emotion with their respect.

An animal needs a job, you give it love, and strength, it gains Trust in what you teach

The horses are so beautiful and intelligent. I wish they introduced them, too. The video says "all these horses are ..............? I could not understand what he said. These magnificent white horses are talented performers. Horse Shows promote the public's love of horses, which helps raise awareness for the protection of our wild horses. I still wish I knew the horse's names, to personalize them.

@lenesaad3584

2 жыл бұрын

He said that all three of them were mares

@bwenluck9812

2 жыл бұрын

Of course--mares are more sensitive....

100% Trust and Respect and Love!!! Magnificent! 🍀

I understand your feelings about when she taps them with the crop, but when she taps them with the crop, it’s to direct them and remind them to do their jobs & parts in the act.

@rosaliewalford8020

6 жыл бұрын

SquirrelsAndCoffee that’s a whip not a crop

@Boarchy

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah she doesnt hit them hard with it so its fine

@lehamunsterman1879

5 жыл бұрын

@@Boarchy she obviously at the end hit the left hard look at how the horse responded

@shibibi1

4 жыл бұрын

@@lehamunsterman1879 My mare responds like that if you brush against her. Liberty training doesn't work if you use pain and fear. In liberty the horse has to want to listen to you instead of being forced to listen

@samanthacarrillo9742

4 жыл бұрын

It's a whip not a crop..

BEAUTIFUL SHOW..AND..MEGA BEAUTIFULLY HORSES🤗😘💜🤗💜

I saw her in Pennsylvania at a horse expo! She was awesome

That was beautiful Sylvia and the wonderful horses..Thank you so much!

Excellent beautiful. Thanks.

This is so beautiful!! Horses seems to be totally synced with her, respond to her every queue and motion! Magnificento!!

So obedient...so beautifully they obey and synchronize...great work♥️♥️♥️♥️

Beautiful animals. Apsolutly stunning. I raise my horses the Indian way, no whips or crops, but this is amazing. Great job. 👏

@annamariethibeault6824

5 жыл бұрын

Silver Heart Out of sheer curiosity what is the Indian way? Please explain as I would like to know!

@katelyntrammell6151

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean the Native American way?

This Lady and her Horse's are amazing and awesome! 💚💓💛💙🧡💜❤️👍😀😃

Ugh I love horses that are beautiful and obviously know they’re beautiful😍

This is simply incredible!!! I love it!!!

This is the most amazing and gorgeous thing I've ever watched. Memorizing and stunning.

@naatdi3247

4 жыл бұрын

What is name song

Beautiful! Poetry in motion. She is so gentle with her beautiful babies.. her triplets! Bless u!

Beautiful performance.

This is such a beautiful show! I will admit though, it seemed a little stiff. But it was so amazing and must've taken so long to prepare for! Such a great job!

I've never seen anything like that. Very impressive and beautiful !

What a beautiful display of trust between a human and animal. Much 💕

I'll always be amazed at how much you can teach horses, they're so unbelievably intelligent. At the moment I'm working on starting my horse, but I'd love to teach her even just very basic Liberty. It's incredible, and takes so much trust between the horses and their owner.

@waynecollins5981

6 жыл бұрын

Vega Galax d

@M0nsterMakerMellie

6 жыл бұрын

It’s an amazing this to do with a horse and truly helps them if done properly (which it’s not in this video). I’d suggest reading and watching anything by Buck Branaman, John Lyons and Monty Roberts, they’re three of the first to really display liberty and that style of “partnership” not “training”.

@pamelapeterson2987

4 жыл бұрын

You don't "train" liberty....you develop the communication and relationship over time until the day you can take off the lines or reins and the horse both understands what you want and wants to do it with you.

@louisegogel7973

3 жыл бұрын

@@pamelapeterson2987 Klaus Hempfling videos show how this kind of trust and communication can happen. It is so wonderful to see. So many people seem to be upset with her using the whip or crop... too many arguments about that one... but it is to help the horse see and understand the cues better, not to hurt them.

What beautiful horses! They obviously respect her a lot.

This is amazing and so beautiful!!!

Love ❤️ this. Very beautiful awesome horses....takes a lot of trust and long hours of training to perform such a feat as these do together so effortlessly. Awesome. HIGH 5

The most beautiful horses I have ever seen!!

That's so amazing I could never get my horses to do that 😂

@christenrinaldi2318

4 жыл бұрын

takes time and practice

People know that 1. This isn’t a whip. And 2. She’s not hitting it. She’s tapping it.

@flacadiabla3193

6 жыл бұрын

Teagan Ven Actually, it IS a whip and not a crop. Also, it's not a tap...it's a whip. If she were better connected with her horses, she would need none of it.

@roset9835

6 жыл бұрын

Flaca Diabla That’s how you give commands. It’s an extension of the hand

@flacadiabla3193

6 жыл бұрын

Teagan Ven WHIPPING is NOT and extension of the hand. Don't be daft.

@marydate9431

6 жыл бұрын

Teagan Ven

@abigailstanley7939

6 жыл бұрын

Teagan Ven yes, she is just tapping it, not using it to hit, but if u see, the horse puts his ears back when feeling te whip, which means he's had bad experiences with it before

This stuff always makes me cry idk if its happy tears, excited tears or cuteness tears

Absolutely stunning performance!

Thanks a bunch for sharing. :D

THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY MAJESTIC AND BEAUTIFUL!!

Breath taking...just beautiful!

Performances BEYOND EXPECTATIONS.... Amazingly GREAT TRAINER & PERFORMER... A GAME OF BONDINGS**TRUST,LOVE & CONFIDENCE**

You did an amazing job and your horses are very well trained 😄 Also for all you people saying that this is abuse is completely wrong this is a liberty work it's supposed to make a bond between you and your horse She is not hurting the horses at all I don't know if you know this or not but tapping doesn't qualify as abuse

Magical and heavenly!

WHOOSH I've been around horses and they've always been pleasure to do as I've asked. She and they are incredible THANKS for showing their intelligence and willing to work together with their 2 legged friends who know how to communicate with!

This is beautiful and so is the music x

3:30 those two horses did the head flip in sync

She`s amazing! and her horses seem happy

@enerra7640

3 жыл бұрын

If you'd look closely, you would see something completely different..

@graceconnolly5765

3 жыл бұрын

@@enerra7640 if the horses were actually abused, they would be angling their heads and necks, whites of their eyes showing, and they would be nervous and chewing. these horses were relaxed and listening, licking and chewing witch is a sign of relaxation and trust, and their heads were hanging low. its not a fear based relationship its a respect based one. if she hurt those horses they would have no respect for her. their ears were relaxed and listening, not pinned so don't come at me with that crap. if you watch horses in the wild, or in a pen with other horses, you can see their ears are not forward 24/7 365, they are relaxed back. horses with their ears forward could also be scared/alert, or worried. these horses obviously know and love their job.

@louisegogel7973

3 жыл бұрын

@@graceconnolly5765 I agree, and perhaps if you guide people to watch Klaus Hempfling’s videos... it will help them learn horse language.

I'm so touched by their strong bonding to eachother

Wow, she is an incredible trainer. Her horses are so smart and beautiful.

I thought that such competitions exist only in my imagination.

So cool!! It’s so hard to keep horses from being distracted when they’re together (citation: my ~ five years of showing, and 15 of owning horses), and she did so well!! Beautiful!

@efrainperez116

4 жыл бұрын

Very true

I have seen one of her shows and they are absolutely beautiful

I love liberty! You cannot force a horse to do that, it will chose and clearly this horse trusts and respects the woman

Just do people know... she is not hurting the horses lol. She is using the whip as an extension of her arm to guide them and give them cues. But Btw: to everyone saying horses have thick skin... they actually have thinner skin than humans with more nerve endings per square inch... so if it hurts you, it definitely hurts the horse even more. Just thought I'd clear that up!😊 But liberty is not something you can abuse a horse into doing.

@allywalsh9050

2 жыл бұрын

I’d like to correct myself: liberty is definitely something I’ve started seeing people abuse horses into doing now adays. But from someone who owns a horse, I don’t feel like this is one of those cases.

Wow a beautiful relationship between Horse and human xoxox

I did know this was possible. Beautiful.

Amazing Show and Beautiful horses. Parabéns

If you think this is animal abuse your crazy. She simply corrected the horse very gently. If those horses did not respect and trust her, she would NEVER be able to pull something like this off. You would know within seconds if her training methods were "cruel". You would be able to see it within seconds if you know anything about horses. I've trained and rode horses for 20+ plus years. I never use crops/whips/spurs because I train in natural horsemanship, if used correctly, like she did they can be great training tools.

@rosaliewalford8020

6 жыл бұрын

Tara Brice I noticed that u never mentioned that u never use bits? Natural horseman ship??? 🤔 I call slight bs

@CosmicSparkles1

6 жыл бұрын

Rosalie W I don't use bits ever. I train and ride with halter and lead rope. Maybe ask before you assume.

@rosaliewalford8020

6 жыл бұрын

Tara Brice sorry, but u didn’t mention that u don’t ride with bits. Maybe check your comment before posting? :)

@rosaliewalford8020

6 жыл бұрын

Tara Brice I’m sorry but u never actually said u ride without bits. Perhaps you could check your comments before posting? :)

@hollymerritt1954

5 жыл бұрын

Tara Brice you are very correct

Alright all the haters yall just shut up she is out there with 3 almost 2,000 pound animal's i wanna see u get out there and run in front of them like she is

I’m over here crying over horse videos such amazing beautiful creatures

Astounding! Beautiful! Wonderful!

I want her horse with the dark hair 😍

All Souls Night, Loreena McKennit, could not have picked a better song to work with

Spectacular and magical! Incredibly moving.

Such a beautiful performance.

Loreena McKinnett music lovely

Okay, I’m just gonna start this comment off with a disclaimer: I DONT CARE ABOUT WHIPS/CROPS/SPURS. I use spurs, and I’ve used over and unders, lunge whips etc before, but I use them correctly, not excessively smacking or jabbing just because, my mother would have yanked me down off my horse and whooped my ass if I ever pulled a stupid stunt like misuse of those things as a teenager, nowadays I’d beat my 30-year-old self. I personally don’t like using any whips/spurs/chains/blah blah if I don’t need to, but I’m not a hippie horse owner who’s gonna scream and cry about every Yoo-hoo who uses one of the above, however ... I WILL speak up if I see excessive misuse of any of them. Okay ... that being said ... Watch these horses body languages and hers, yes it’s cool to watch and yes it does take skill to keep shit from hitting the fan and not moving as fluidly as this performance did, but watch this woman and then go watch someone like Buck Branaman work with a horse. These horses constantly have stiff bodies, ears pinned upon cues etc, watch Buck, Monty Roberts or John Lyons and you’ll see a difference in the horses body language as well as the humans. This isn’t liberty, not really, the beauty of watching (and training) liberty is the use of nothing but human to horse body language, THATS when you as a spectator can appreciate watching a 1000+ pound Animal respond to the slightest shoulder shrug, hand movement, head nod, etc from the human, they’re working as one team, not a person with three beautiful animals.

@M0nsterMakerMellie

6 жыл бұрын

midnightkitsume you’re welcome. I just feel that non horse people and for sure horsey people need to understand that this isn’t all they’re saying and thinking it is, I was raised on a lot of liberty training and watching a lot of Liberty trainers so ive had the pleasure to witness some pretty amazing and beautiful things done with horses and I feel people need to understand that this is such a painful thing to watch. Unfortunately the horse world is hard to change, some were taught to depends on whips and spurs, others have never touched them and then there’s people like myself who have used them, but know HOW to use them properly so trying to change the world to EVERYONE who rides or is around horses should have the “quiet hands, quiet seat, heels down etc” mentality is a hard thing to ask and expect because the horse world just isn’t like that, too many riders, too many teachers, so many ways to learn to do something and that’s why I feel even if you have no interest in doing liberty work with your horse, you still SHOULD watch someone like Buck or Monty Roberts do their work and understand what is/isn’t liberty, just like you’d go to other clinics to better yourself or your horse, going to one of their clinics is truly a magical thing. I think my heart is just a heart that loves the horses so much and I’m someone who purposely finds and takes in horses that have been abused or neglected and gets them back up and running to be rehomed, my heart just wants what’s best for the horse.

@abigailstanley7939

6 жыл бұрын

Mellie K true. I saw more than 3 times the horses were hit by the whip, and they response at a minimal movement or touch of the whip, and I guess you know how do horses get trained that way usually, right? By with I could watch, these horses were trained with the use of wrong techniques, and I can say so just by watching their reaction to the whip... Of course this is not liberty... Have you seen this french guy who I don't remember the name, but who has 3 friesians? That, THAT is true liberty, and he does use a whip, but as a toy, not even as a tool, and I HATE the use of whip, it is completely unnecessary when you have a great connection and know to treat your horse, btw, I usually prefer using spurs

@fishbones1885

6 жыл бұрын

Most of the time they're frowning at each other. The darker mained one didn't seem to like his co-workers and I'm pretty sure that's what the ear pinning was about.

@abigailstanley7939

6 жыл бұрын

Fish Bones Fish Bones look around minute 1:54, she hugs the horse and he pulls his ears back, also minute 2:48, the horse is layed down and she hits with the whip several times

@fishbones1885

6 жыл бұрын

at 1:54 his ears weren't pinned just facing backwards and at 2:48 she didn't his him with the whip just twirled it around herself.

Amazing and beautiful to see this level of trust, horse to man, man to horse... 💞🐎💃🐎💞

Beautiful and amazing!

What horse breed is that? It's gorgeous!

@tahirawatkins2100

4 жыл бұрын

Arabian

These horses look like they are having so much fun!

@cbeta7019

6 жыл бұрын

Really? What a stupid thing to say. RME

@buttonquailgirl8386

6 жыл бұрын

wow...why would you even say that? just to publicly show everyone that you have opinion? even on a stupid thing like that? wow.

@Idontwantone950

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe because it's a stupid thing to say? I'm not sure why anyone would think animals being whipped to perform tricks would look like they're having fun.

@holliefisher4162

5 жыл бұрын

@nya8579 ......lmao...you are ignorant. Those horses were not "whipped" Do some research.

@lanna8365

Жыл бұрын

@@Idontwantone950 that's really not what's happening, I am begging you to do some research so you can actually find out the truth. I have worked with horses a lot, and I can promise you this doesnt hurt them. If they were scared or in pain they would not act this responsive or trusting to her. It's very important to understand their body language. Getting "whipped" just feels like a tap to them. Also, she wasn't full force whipping them, she was clearly just tapping them with it.

INCREDIBLE!!!! BRAVO.!!! BEAUTIFUL.

Incredible act with 4 beautiful creatures.

2:48 I’m not saying that she’s hurting the horse but I’m saying the horse flinched and seemed uncomfortable please correct me if I’m wrong it might just be me

@limabatz2990

3 жыл бұрын

Getting tapped on the rear would startle anyone, horse or not lol.

@Apple-mk8uo

3 жыл бұрын

Limabatz I agree

There are seventy five dislikes. I wonder what kind of ass would do that and why. I think this was a great video of a very talented lady and animals.

@rosaliewalford8020

6 жыл бұрын

Lady Hawk those horses didn’t look happy to me, and she also needed a whip apparently. If she actually had a connection with these animals she wouldn’t need one. I’m now going to wait for the comments I’m expecting to see.

It’s a goddess taming the inner beast of a man with love tenderness and discipline... I cried like a grow man.. ahh KZread algorithms to the fullest..

I got see her in 2019 in Ohio. She was performing with 8 horses, at least 1 stallion. It was amazing

5:06 the left horse tried to be subtle...but she see's everything

She is good if anybody believes in God tell me.

@elizaequestrian9760

2 жыл бұрын

I do

Those horses are beautiful!

Simply magnificent!!! 🧚🏻‍♀️