@@mackenziewood2586 A horse will buck like that if it hasn't had any ground work. Also you do realize that most horses that go into rodeo's, are shocked beforehand.
Sarah, do you have an idea of what you're doing? I know you don't because of your stupid comment. Here, you might like this. th-cam.com/video/SiVv81Ai-fI/w-d-xo.html
There’s an old horseman’s adage, “green plus green equals black and blue”. This is a prime example of that. Quite frankly I’m shocked that he stayed on at all with how badly positioned that saddle is. And that ‘round pen’ is just asking for serious injuries being that flimsy
@@Bakugoukatsuki_1hero the horn is no joke! I only use my western saddle for drill and gymkhana because it’s required. Everything else- even trails, I use my English saddle. I’ve gotten hung up on a horn twice and one time it sent me to the hospital with a bruised spleen. Grant it, my spleen is larger than normal and sits differently due to health issues, but it still meant a two day stay. I get the deeper seat may be better for beginners, but if you want a deep seat, use something like a dressage saddle that doesn’t have something ready and waiting to jab a kid in the gut
@@ShamuTrainer2be Ik I ride english because I was always taught western is abusive. I have seen a video that a girl got crushed by the horn! The only time I ride western is if I’m forced to.
Ugh. As a rider myself, I’m disappointed. I started riding at age seven. Even I rode better than him. He just showed a perfect way of ruining a perfect horse. They always say it’s the horses fault when it’s the riders fault.
Lmao that is a young unbroke horse, its his fault the horse did that because he coulda took it slower and i dont see him ruining that horse lol he just needs to slow down and do groundwork, i train horses, i have my entire life and ive had this happen to me! And all 8 of my horses are perfect, best they can be, i can put a beginner or very young rider with no experience at all on my 2yr old and thats because i started training from the moment they were born up until now, all he needs to point 0 and that will be a perfect horse
@@quinnwalsh80 lol like i said to them this is an unbroke horse, of course hes gonna get bucked. You can't say at 14 u got on something like that? He needs to start back at point 0 and that horse will be perfect
That guy was too big and out of shape to mount properly. Did anyone notice how hard the saddle was pulling on that horses withers? Probably got pinched bad up there when he swung over. Really bad form. And the horse was trying to tell him it wasn't ok. An animal ever do that to you, look suddenly right at you, somethings wrong, pay attention! Not to mention a piss poor round pen build.
Barrel racer 37 it’s never the horses fault. If you’re going to say it’s the horses fault then just don’t ride. The horse isn’t begging you to ride him
gukie I am a professional horse trainer and barrel racer all I’m saying is it needed more training and wasn’t ready to get in clearly has no respect for the rider needs ground work I start all my colts out with 4months worth of ground work before they even see a saddle and that forms a bond with the rider and RESPECT u don’t have a horse without respect
Barrel racer 37 you basically are saying it isn’t the horses fault but you are also saying it is. You just said it didn’t have enough training’ and then you said the horse didn’t respect the ‘rider.’ That doesn’t make sense. If the ‘rider’ hasn’t trained it properly then of course the horse isn’t going to respect it. It doesn’t even know what tf the person is doing if it hasn’t been trained
kimy lovehart Even if your neck breaks you will still live,but if your head is crushed you can have serious Brian damage and die or be in a coma for how many years
Give the horse to someone who knows what to do with it or just get proper training and learn how to ride horses, how to prepare. Don't blame the horse. Take cautions, take responsibility and learn.
A policeman in the big city stops a man in a car with a minature horse in the front seat. "What are you doing with that horse?" He exclaimed, "You should take it to the farm." The following week, the same policeman sees the same man with the horse again in the front seat, with both of them wearing sunglasses. The policeman pulls him over. "I thought you were going to take that horse to the farm!" The man replied, "I did. We had such a good time we are going to the beach this weekend!"
@@andreasitko3031 I'm glad I made you laugh ! That's the idea🙏✨☀️.....How did the cowboy ride into town on Friday, stay for three days, and ride out on Friday? A: His horse's name was Friday!
How is her hurting the horse? He did nothing but put a saddle on him and try to ride the horse! If a horse was squealing meeting a horse would u say “ oh stop that it is hurting the horse bc you touched it and is squealed”
@horse lover yes!he obviously didn't know what he was doing and didn't read the horse's sign Language that he's scared and will buck.His ears were pinned back,meaning his scared or about to kick,buck,ect.
B Ccc you don’t know anything about these people, they could be new or they could be very educated about breaking horses as just had a bad day. Shut the fuck up and get out of the comments
Clearly the individual'z have knowledge about horse'z since y'all can see, there is a ROUND PEN! Maybe they SHARED the vid so people could learn or get an insight of what cud happen or what 2 expect. B CCC maybe u tryna make money, u suggest n then they ask u where there wud b a real trainer n u say "I can do it" n bam u make ur money!!!! GAFL!!!!!
I own horse'z and I support people who are willing and able 2 care for horse'z. I highly dislike people who send horse 2 sale so they can be sold 2 a SLAUGHTER plan!!!!
that man obviously was WAY too big for that horse, judging how he pulled the whole saddle with him when he mounted. work on GROUND WORK before actually getting on the horse !!!
@@liviagrace2359 the start of their legs what lol he didn't even get in the saddle to see all that, Definitely not to big for that horse. Most of your rodeo horse's are 14'2 to 15'2
@@liviagrace2359 or maybe he don't have the legs to pull up, or maybe he didn't wanna tighten the saddle to tight, or maybe he just don't have the money to pay to get his horse train so what you do just let it sit no you break it yourself but if you think he to big for that horse then you mite wanna watch more videos an get out an ride more 👍
"This is not what I wanted." What do you mean? What would you expect when you get on a horse that showed clear signs of not being ready for a rider. You easily could have ruined that horse or injured someone. The poor horse crashed through a wall in pure fear.
lol the title implies it's the horses fault that this happened, and they even mentioned how it's a paint quarter as if that affects the horses behavior. Lame
So sad..This happens way to many times. Ruins horses if he had read.the horses body language before he mounted he would never have gotten on him. Going to take a long time to undo what he just did. Sad
Patti Hart here is What I would have done I would have taken a bag of feed or a bag of something that has weight on it put it on the saddle let me get used to the weight after a lot of groundwork
So, the first thing you need to do is gain the horse’s respect by gaining control of its feet. Get him to catch you and then build his confidence by desensitizing him to the tools you use. I follow Clinton Anderson. He is the easiest to understand when you are just starting horses. I wish I could train it for you:). That would be fun.
The human, not any of my concern. How ever the horse was probably put down because they can't use a horse with a broken leg or it was sent to a slaughter house to be killed off. Yeah, there's no won for the horse. It's the same in the racing industry for most of the part.
What did she expect, that horse obviously didn't want him mounting and he was wayyyy to heavy that horse seemed to have no experience with mounting and those people should have takin it step by step and be patient with that horse....they shouldn't even be allowed that horse or any horse in that matter
@Katelyn O'Reilly-Smith no horses can't carry 5× his size, that would be even more abuse to the horse and damaging their legs and back. A horse shouldn't carry more than 20% of its weight. Just saying, not arguing
When the dink put his foot in the stirrup, the horse told him right away "I hurt, I'm scared, don't get on, wait". The horse was braced & wadded up from it's teeth to it's hoof toes, ready to blow. It bumped the guy with it's nose to communicate one last time. Too bad the guy playing cowboy completely ignored all the signals and damaged a beautiful equine.
You know the more I watch that video the more I shake my head I'm sorry I really hope that horses okay because it looks like he down there like knocked himself out that's not good seriously that's just absolutely ridiculous think of the animal first or don't bother
As I said yes I know he got back up but he still must have hurt himself going through the fence so I'm sure there's some kind of pain or hurt somewhere just from that alone even though he got back up there still going to be some kind of hurt or something from the aftermath!!!!!
That looks a lot like my horse. Thankfully she was trained by a professional trainer though and has no buck, rear, bite, nothing. These guys should’ve either slowed down and been patient, especially with ground work. Or have gotten a trainer. Clearly they did none of the above. A reliable round pen would also help, it don’t do you much good if the horse can walk right through it.
Misty Harrington it’s a pretty animal. It doesn’t have a choice it had pressure applied so it moved away and while the rider decided to rip on its face the horse tried to get away and went the wrong way!
Thanks for putting the type of horse, you just exposed yourselves. Quarter horses are even tempered, well mannered, and don’t spook easily. This is the work of a bad trainer. I’m so sorry, horse!
gave you a clear warning to stop the moment you put weight in that stirrup. and then these horses have to get put down because they're too 'dangerous' for people.
Yeah you could see his ears were pinned clearly not ready I hope this poor pinto didn't get sent to slaughter because of these irresponsible peoples' actions
Was both rider and horse okay?? Also ignore the keyboard trainers, the horse was obviously used to the saddle so it'd been on before, and there was plenty of ground work
Today is a good day! I finally got my round pin built because all the cowboys have one! I bought a horse that’s very gentle, any horse that all the grand kids rode has to be the one for me. I have watched all the TH-cam videos to saddle her. Heck Im ready! Mama you got the camera on for the first ride? Rodeo Time ol’Son..... let her go Bro she can keep the saddle! 🤣
Definitely take things much slower next time to make sure the horse is absolutely okay with what you’re doing. (Putting the saddle down, lifting your leg a few times, hopping up and, getting on half way...
You can clearly see the horse isn’t happy and when he turned his head toward the rider that’s a sign that he’s not happy. And when he crashes through the wall that horse could have bad damage to his head neck and or eyes
First and upmost..hoping no injuries occurred during this event and the safe return of your horse. Girl..I near pissed myself hearing you say "gone" after watching this unforeseen event unfold. Been around the ranch a long time and believe me in saying that these things do happen. Quality footage!!
Just wanted to add my opinion, the rider isn’t too big for the horse, he wasn’t pulling back on the reins, he mounted like you would mount a well schooled horse. Not for starting one. It’s never the horses fault. He did something the horse didn’t like so it reacted. You have to start with groundwork and have a solid foundation before mounting or this is what happens.
Okay, question because I’ve just barely started riding horses, how do you guys do proper groundwork? If I happen to get a horse in the future, I feel like it’d be useful to know. Or even just how to do better with horses/make them not as scared.
I don't know how to properly explain ground work with typing, but I do know how to explain getting the horse to calm down, what I do, is learn the horses limits, then I go by saying "quiet rider- loud/wild horse and loud rider- quiet/calm horse" so, I'm pretty wild around my horse, like I don't worry abt being quiet, I jump around and just don't filter myself, it has worked on the many horses I work with, my dad once had a horse that was super crazy and you couldn't do anything on him, then I was super bouncy/loud/annoying around him and now my 4 and 5 year old sisters ride him as one of the "child broke horses" so just mainly be loud around the horse and push their limits a little bit, but don't like hit them or anything, but just be loud and crazy, I hope that made sense cuz I'm rly bad at explaining things, or if you want you can message me on my Instagram "marie_photography1347"
He's too big and that cinch obviously was not tight enough the saddle should not completely slide to the side of the horse when mounting that goes without saying if ur gonna ride a horse at least make sur the saddles not gonna slide off when u get on. So pls learn something before trying cuz it's not safe for u or that poor horse
"This is not what I wanted" Yeah cause in the end it all comes down to what YOU want right? Not what the horse wants or needs right? Screw the horse. Bruh I swear I dont understand how people can own animals when they clearly lack a sense of respect and knowledge for them.
Way to big! Plus you haven’t done any mounting work and ground work. What did you expect?! The horse to behave!? You can’t just expect anything you have to be aware!
Lol beautiful Horse holy cow ! Umm maybe you should let someone that knows what they are doing that will do lots of ground work and lots of riding! About 30 days worth of riding should do it!
For normal horse riders , a horse like this takes patience, a lot of ground work , saddle work , de sensertizing , there’s like a hundred other things you could be doing with your horse before saddling up and jumping on . 👍🏽
And in today's world when you're training a horse the right way you put the groundwork and ninety-nine percent of the time the horse won't buck. It's not the old west anymore
The sounds the horse made 😭 It sounded like it broke it's leg when that fat man got on him 😭😭😭 Yes i did just call him a fat man. I ain't afraid to speak the truth.
Reading the comments made me feel good! Most people who have horses know this was all wrong. First, if you do the training properly before you even saddle the horse this is less likely to happen. Second, if you think for one second your horse will try and buck (which I assure you he knew he’d buck) stand up in the stirrups way slower to get him use to your weight. Then lay across the saddle adding weight to his back. This way if he does buck, you have an easy/quick way to get off. Usually if your horse is not going to buck , once you’ve done that, then you can slowly throw your leg over. He knew the horse was going to do this and that is why he tried to go too fast and get in the saddle before he started bucking. All I can hope is this guy learned from this and did it correctly the next time. What I pray didn’t happen(which I’ve seen too many times) is he beat the horse once he caught him and never changed his approach. He doesn’t deserve a horse if that was his actions once he caught him. This was 100% the riders fault! Oh, and he also doesn’t know how to build a round pen.
Hayley lu lu exactly. Also having no balance like he did damages the horse too. What a beautiful paint quarter horse, he’s stocky his paint blotches are thick and white, but the lady didn’t care about nothing but that her round pin was damaged
No he's not, the problem is that he is going too fast. The horse has obviously never had someone on his/her back. He accidentally kicked the horse which spooked the horse. The guy is not too big for him. It may look like it, but he's just a bad trainer
Guys, this is called hard breaking. It’s how horses were trained during western colonization when horses needed to be trained quickly. You hop on and hold on until the horse chills. While not as common as it used to be, it is still a training method used by certain trainers. Not my vibe. This method is much more dangerous as can be seen. However, accidents like this as common as you think. This most likely happened due to the poor construction of the round pen.
i'm pretty new to horse riding but even i know that horse was definitely NOT ready to be ridden, what did you expect the outcome would be if it hasn't been trained to be ridden yet?
Ummm... Not round pen a frickin death trap 😡 that horse has probably never been touched I wish they would have done professional horse training!!!! I hope that guys got badly hurt he has no clue what he is doing
Man I'm so happy others are mad about this, out of all the untouched wild mustangs I see on the regular, never ever should this have happened. No ground work, no mounting block, with ground work this never should have happened, and man is that the most unsafe round pen I have ever seen. Just so many things wrong. #RaleighLink14 should do a video including this
Ummmm first off everyone let's give her some positive criticism and not be so damn nasty smh im so tired of everyone in this world being so damn mean and rotten when you can clearly see she needs advice so Instead of being a douce help the girl out smh As for yall the horse needs work and desensitzing before you even try a saddle also please use a real round pen this is very dangerous and probably alot more stressful for the horse bc they feel more closed in.
I totally agree with you, but it did seem like the horse had at least a little bit of work with the saddle, and it's so annoying seeing keyboard trainers being "disgusted" with them, and they're saying hes not even getting know the hose right, and thank you, you're literally the only person besides me that hasn't bashed them, yeah, they def could use some improvement but they don't deserve the hate they're getting
That’s what u get for riding a horse that is clearly not ready to be ridden without protective gear and a poorly made fence! ( If the horse was ready to be ridden it wouldn’t have wanted to buck you of anyway so… )
The horse you could tell was ready to buck this is 101 on ruining an amazing little horse! I feel bad for the horse this guy shoulda gotten off worse he got exactly what was coming for him. The horse was being very clear what he was gonna do next
Sorry, but it doesn‘t look like the horse knows a human riding on it. And that‘s absolutely the wrong way to train your horse. The horse needs to get used to the weight of a rider. It clearly doesn‘t trust you, otherwise it wouldn‘t fight you... It‘s horrible to see, what some people do with their horses... Stop training your horses like that ! :(
The rider is obviously to heavy for that horse and the horse literally looked back and cued to him that it wasn’t ready. Either way the horse wasn’t trained enough with mounting and they completely discarded that and went faster.
The horse was clearly in pain from the way and it was screaming. He seemed pretty calm so I doubt that he was reacting that way because he was green, more because he was in pain. Which isn’t surprising considering the saddle sliding everywhere. Consider having the vet out to look at him/her and get a real trainer and a real round pen. I hope that horse found a better home.
Poor thing. You don’t know what you’re doing. A horse should never act like that when being backed. The sounds it made and it was so scared it went thru the fence.
I would have loved to know how much they exercised the horse to get it use to the saddle after putting it on before trying to get into it. I'm willing to bet the answer is "not even a little bit". That horse is more green than pea soup.
Honestly I would have got on that horse and if he was out of control like that I would lift all stress from my body and breath in and out not pulling the reins, I would have gotten off straight jumped off if he kept doing that. It’s not the horses fault. He looked at him and told him he was not ready.
Love the people thinking that their “riding since I was a little kid” means they are an expert and assuming ground work wasn’t done. I agree some things should’ve been done different, but I’ve seen horses that couldn’t be more perfect on the ground, but they went crazy under saddle. Sometimes, the only way to fix it is to be able to stay on and ride through it until the horse is finished, let it realize its shenanigans isn’t going to get them out of it.
That just goes to show that you do t know real horse training and probably that rider and the saddle scared him so much he had to break thru the fence to get away and you are laughing like what
Horses with good ground training and riders that listen to it don’t act like this, you clearly did no proper training with this horse whatsoever. The second he put his foot in the stirrup the horse was already confused and telling him “im scared, please don’t do this” and that round pen is so poorly built it’s pretty much asking for issues like this.
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If you do ground work that won't happen. Also take things slower next time.
Exactly you said it. Its sad the poor horse is stuck with humans like that and watch they probably will blame the horse.
I no
Lol 😂 no groundwork won’t fix this. A horse that bucks like this should 100% be a Bronc!
@@mackenziewood2586 A horse will buck like that if it hasn't had any ground work. Also you do realize that most horses that go into rodeo's, are shocked beforehand.
Pure ignorance. These idiots shouldn't be owning horses.
You have no idea what you're doing. I feel sorry for the horse. He just showed a perfect way to ruin a horse
I was thinking the same 🙄 as a western rider we don’t claim him
Sarah, do you have an idea of what you're doing? I know you don't because of your stupid comment.
Here, you might like this.
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Caitlyn Bisaillion they should have done ground training first and put something heavy weighted on the horses back so it got used to the feel
@@leyaleigh5041 are you assuming I'm female?
@@jrod264winmag it's obvious
There’s an old horseman’s adage, “green plus green equals black and blue”. This is a prime example of that. Quite frankly I’m shocked that he stayed on at all with how badly positioned that saddle is. And that ‘round pen’ is just asking for serious injuries being that flimsy
Lol green plus green = black and blue ima use that it's hilarious
Yeah it's only an inch thick at the most.....
Yeah also that saddle badly fit- I don’t do western because of how dangerous the horn is and also a lot of the time it’s abusive
@@Bakugoukatsuki_1hero the horn is no joke! I only use my western saddle for drill and gymkhana because it’s required. Everything else- even trails, I use my English saddle. I’ve gotten hung up on a horn twice and one time it sent me to the hospital with a bruised spleen. Grant it, my spleen is larger than normal and sits differently due to health issues, but it still meant a two day stay. I get the deeper seat may be better for beginners, but if you want a deep seat, use something like a dressage saddle that doesn’t have something ready and waiting to jab a kid in the gut
@@ShamuTrainer2be Ik I ride english because I was always taught western is abusive. I have seen a video that a girl got crushed by the horn! The only time I ride western is if I’m forced to.
Ugh. As a rider myself, I’m disappointed. I started riding at age seven. Even I rode better than him. He just showed a perfect way of ruining a perfect horse. They always say it’s the horses fault when it’s the riders fault.
So true
Lmao that is a young unbroke horse, its his fault the horse did that because he coulda took it slower and i dont see him ruining that horse lol he just needs to slow down and do groundwork, i train horses, i have my entire life and ive had this happen to me! And all 8 of my horses are perfect, best they can be, i can put a beginner or very young rider with no experience at all on my 2yr old and thats because i started training from the moment they were born up until now, all he needs to point 0 and that will be a perfect horse
i started riding at 14 and i ride better then him LOL
@@quinnwalsh80 lol like i said to them this is an unbroke horse, of course hes gonna get bucked. You can't say at 14 u got on something like that? He needs to start back at point 0 and that horse will be perfect
Lol you only saw him getting up nothing else how do you all think you know what's up with the horse I mean relax
That horse told him in the first few seconds, with a look back at him, that he wasn't ready.
Yes! Glad someone noticed!
I seen it too... So sad that horse told him he wasn't ready and nobody listened to the only one with brains in the whole vid....SMH...so sad...
That guy was too big and out of shape to mount properly. Did anyone notice how hard the saddle was pulling on that horses withers? Probably got pinched bad up there when he swung over. Really bad form. And the horse was trying to tell him it wasn't ok. An animal ever do that to you, look suddenly right at you, somethings wrong, pay attention!
Not to mention a piss poor round pen build.
Yep before he even hopped on board
Hahahahhhahhaha
He pulled on that horses back when mounting. You need a proper trainer . I hope the horse was ok. It was obviously traumatised to react in that way.
Gill Gallagher If you have ever rode western saddles are heavy and shift on a horses back especially if they are chubby
Imma pro horse trainer it’s not the riders fault thi
Barrel racer 37 it’s never the horses fault. If you’re going to say it’s the horses fault then just don’t ride. The horse isn’t begging you to ride him
gukie I am a professional horse trainer and barrel racer all I’m saying is it needed more training and wasn’t ready to get in clearly has no respect for the rider needs ground work I start all my colts out with 4months worth of ground work before they even see a saddle and that forms a bond with the rider and RESPECT u don’t have a horse without respect
Barrel racer 37 you basically are saying it isn’t the horses fault but you are also saying it is. You just said it didn’t have enough training’ and then you said the horse didn’t respect the ‘rider.’ That doesn’t make sense. If the ‘rider’ hasn’t trained it properly then of course the horse isn’t going to respect it. It doesn’t even know what tf the person is doing if it hasn’t been trained
So disgusting. You clearly have never sat on this horse. You could ha e hurt or killed the horse not to mention rider
Yes you are right
Mhm
Lena Hylton He didn’t even where a helmet
CopperThorne Stables like I said a helmet isn’t going to save you having your neck snapped but proper ground training will 💯
kimy lovehart Even if your neck breaks you will still live,but if your head is crushed you can have serious Brian damage and die or be in a coma for how many years
Give the horse to someone who knows what to do with it or just get proper training and learn how to ride horses, how to prepare. Don't blame the horse. Take cautions, take responsibility and learn.
I want that horse now, just to train it properly. The horse clearly wasn’t ready to be ridden yet
A policeman in the big city stops a man in a car with a minature horse in the front seat. "What are you doing with that horse?" He exclaimed, "You should take it to the farm." The following week, the same policeman sees the same man with the horse again in the front seat, with both of them wearing sunglasses. The policeman pulls him over. "I thought you were going to take that horse to the farm!" The man replied, "I did. We had such a good time we are going to the beach this weekend!"
@@mikedavidz6161 lol
@@andreasitko3031 I'm glad I made you laugh ! That's the idea🙏✨☀️.....How did the cowboy ride into town on Friday, stay for three days, and ride out on Friday? A: His horse's name was Friday!
@@mikedavidz6161
I liked the one about the cowboy and the pastor!
EXATLY !!!
That horse is going to forever remember that experience. Well done
When it made those noises my heart broke to pieces some people don’t deserve animals at all
LH_ Equestrian I know
I think the man deserved that he hurt the poor horse
horse lover your right 👍🏻
How is her hurting the horse? He did nothing but put a saddle on him and try to ride the horse! If a horse was squealing meeting a horse would u say “ oh stop that it is hurting the horse bc you touched it and is squealed”
@horse lover yes!he obviously didn't know what he was doing and didn't read the horse's sign Language that he's scared and will buck.His ears were pinned back,meaning his scared or about to kick,buck,ect.
Calm down I don’t think he was trying to hurt it
You guys shouldn't be doing this. Get a real trainer. Smh
B Ccc you don’t know anything about these people, they could be new or they could be very educated about breaking horses as just had a bad day. Shut the fuck up and get out of the comments
Well maybe he's not rich like you
Clearly the individual'z have knowledge about horse'z since y'all can see, there is a ROUND PEN!
Maybe they SHARED the vid so people could learn or get an insight of what cud happen or what 2 expect.
B CCC maybe u tryna make money, u suggest n then they ask u where there wud b a real trainer n u say "I can do it" n bam u make ur money!!!!
GAFL!!!!!
I own horse'z and I support people who are willing and able 2 care for horse'z.
I highly dislike people who send horse 2 sale so they can be sold 2 a SLAUGHTER plan!!!!
Agreed.
that man obviously was WAY too big for that horse, judging how he pulled the whole saddle with him when he mounted. work on GROUND WORK before actually getting on the horse !!!
Well the man does need to work on ground work but he was not to big for that horse.
@@liviagrace2359 the start of their legs what lol he didn't even get in the saddle to see all that, Definitely not to big for that horse. Most of your rodeo horse's are 14'2 to 15'2
@@liviagrace2359 or maybe he don't have the legs to pull up, or maybe he didn't wanna tighten the saddle to tight, or maybe he just don't have the money to pay to get his horse train so what you do just let it sit no you break it yourself but if you think he to big for that horse then you mite wanna watch more videos an get out an ride more 👍
Hell I struggle to get on 2 of my horse's I'm 250 tryna pull up on an a 16 hand horse guess I'm to big too 🤣🤣 smh
His saddle probably wasn't tight so
"This is not what I wanted." What do you mean? What would you expect when you get on a horse that showed clear signs of not being ready for a rider. You easily could have ruined that horse or injured someone. The poor horse crashed through a wall in pure fear.
Well...he may not have great horse breaking skills, but he makes up for it with his mastery of fence breaking.
lol the title implies it's the horses fault that this happened, and they even mentioned how it's a paint quarter as if that affects the horses behavior. Lame
Yah it's not the horses fault so be quiet if you dont know what your talking about
They were just saying the breed gosh🤦♀️🙄
@@jaydens1110 I.m saying its not the horses fault
Hxn it’s not the horses fault lmao it’s pretty obvious the horse isn’t trained and the pen isn’t even strong enough or even big enough
@@Ihearturmomfrl yeah so you're saying that the owner didn't put enough time into training that horse he's still green what would you expect
This disgusts me...
So sad..This happens way to many times. Ruins horses if he had read.the horses body language before he mounted he would never have gotten on him. Going to take a long time to undo what he just did. Sad
Patti Hart here is What I would have done I would have taken a bag of feed or a bag of something that has weight on it put it on the saddle let me get used to the weight after a lot of groundwork
I probably would’ve started with some groundwork first. It looked like he didn’t do any hardly.
soo what is the problem? here in that video bcs I dont know much about horses
So, the first thing you need to do is gain the horse’s respect by gaining control of its feet. Get him to catch you and then build his confidence by desensitizing him to the tools you use. I follow Clinton Anderson. He is the easiest to understand when you are just starting horses. I wish I could train it for you:). That would be fun.
Is he ok? And most importantly is the HORSE ok??!!
I dont give a damn about the man or the woman Filming
Who cares about the guy, it’s his own fault
@@bethanysawesomeworldofponi9819 Literally
The human, not any of my concern. How ever the horse was probably put down because they can't use a horse with a broken leg or it was sent to a slaughter house to be killed off. Yeah, there's no won for the horse. It's the same in the racing industry for most of the part.
Hear the lady say “UGH this isn’t what i wanted”
What did she expect, that horse obviously didn't want him mounting and he was wayyyy to heavy that horse seemed to have no experience with mounting and those people should have takin it step by step and be patient with that horse....they shouldn't even be allowed that horse or any horse in that matter
@@lindseyhobbs8364 he isn’t too heavy for the horse do u know what your talking about
@Katelyn O'Reilly-Smith no horses can't carry 5× his size, that would be even more abuse to the horse and damaging their legs and back. A horse shouldn't carry more than 20% of its weight. Just saying, not arguing
then You should have stopped it right then and there-dont let others tell you what to do when it comes to your horse's welfare.
Yeah, like what the fuck did she expect?
When the dink put his foot in the stirrup, the horse told him right away "I hurt, I'm scared, don't get on, wait". The horse was braced & wadded up from it's teeth to it's hoof toes, ready to blow. It bumped the guy with it's nose to communicate one last time. Too bad the guy playing cowboy completely ignored all the signals and damaged a beautiful equine.
Yeppp. Wanna play cowboy up? F around and find out 🤷🏻♀️
You know the more I watch that video the more I shake my head I'm sorry I really hope that horses okay because it looks like he down there like knocked himself out that's not good seriously that's just absolutely ridiculous think of the animal first or don't bother
He got back up
Well if you where paying attention you would have seen he got back up
As I said yes I know he got back up but he still must have hurt himself going through the fence so I'm sure there's some kind of pain or hurt somewhere just from that alone even though he got back up there still going to be some kind of hurt or something from the aftermath!!!!!
Ya
He really doesn't know what he's doing. Poor horse.
Really cuz it looks like there's a saddle on that horse
@@mistyharrington1574 just because there's a saddle doesnt mean the rider knows what they're doing, dipshit.
@@mistyharrington1574 anyone can get a saddle on a horse, not rocket science
Yeah I know
We need a real horse trainer who's understands horse better than that rider who doesn't understand that horse I feel sorry for that poor horse
That looks a lot like my horse. Thankfully she was trained by a professional trainer though and has no buck, rear, bite, nothing. These guys should’ve either slowed down and been patient, especially with ground work. Or have gotten a trainer. Clearly they did none of the above. A reliable round pen would also help, it don’t do you much good if the horse can walk right through it.
it’s his own fault he should’ve took the first sign that the horse didn’t want to be ridden and it wouldn’t have happened. poor horse :( 🥺
I don’t have words. Your horse fell when he broke the round pen
Poor horse
I hope it was ok
The horse chose to go through
The fence
Misty Harrington it’s a pretty animal. It doesn’t have a choice it had pressure applied so it moved away and while the rider decided to rip on its face the horse tried to get away and went the wrong way!
Thanks for putting the type of horse, you just exposed yourselves. Quarter horses are even tempered, well mannered, and don’t spook easily. This is the work of a bad trainer. I’m so sorry, horse!
gave you a clear warning to stop the moment you put weight in that stirrup. and then these horses have to get put down because they're too 'dangerous' for people.
Yeah you could see his ears were pinned clearly not ready I hope this poor pinto didn't get sent to slaughter because of these irresponsible peoples' actions
@me Me I hope you're joking
This is a prime example of why emergency dimounts are important to learn
Was both rider and horse okay?? Also ignore the keyboard trainers, the horse was obviously used to the saddle so it'd been on before, and there was plenty of ground work
From what I’ve seen I believe they’re both probably ok. They might be bruised or a little sore.
@@butterwutterscup thanks for letting me know!
Today is a good day! I finally got my round pin built because all the cowboys have one! I bought a horse that’s very gentle, any horse that all the grand kids rode has to be the one for me. I have watched all the TH-cam videos to saddle her. Heck Im ready! Mama you got the camera on for the first ride? Rodeo Time ol’Son..... let her go Bro she can keep the saddle! 🤣
Do u know how to ride?? Please don't end up like this idiot. Stay Safe on her.
Horse Girl I was trying to be funny setting the stage for this idiot.
Hope u get hurt now.
🤣🤣 Lol
Amazing 👏👏
Definitely take things much slower next time to make sure the horse is absolutely okay with what you’re doing. (Putting the saddle down, lifting your leg a few times, hopping up and, getting on half way...
You can clearly see the horse isn’t happy and when he turned his head toward the rider that’s a sign that he’s not happy. And when he crashes through the wall that horse could have bad damage to his head neck and or eyes
First and upmost..hoping no injuries occurred during this event and the safe return of your horse.
Girl..I near pissed myself hearing you say "gone" after watching this unforeseen event unfold.
Been around the ranch a long time and believe me in saying that these things do happen.
Quality footage!!
He never stood a chance poor fella! This was funny as hell!!!
Why would they put this out there?😂
Please learn about groundwork. You can find out about any " holes" in your horses training before you get on them. This could've all been avoided.
Also ground desensitization. Worked wonders for my Tennessee walker to help him realize I wasn’t a predator to him
Just wanted to add my opinion, the rider isn’t too big for the horse, he wasn’t pulling back on the reins, he mounted like you would mount a well schooled horse. Not for starting one. It’s never the horses fault. He did something the horse didn’t like so it reacted. You have to start with groundwork and have a solid foundation before mounting or this is what happens.
Good job horse. I applaud the horse for breaking your roundpen and hopefully teaching YOU a lesson. Seems like a real good and smart horse to me.😊
Okay, question because I’ve just barely started riding horses, how do you guys do proper groundwork? If I happen to get a horse in the future, I feel like it’d be useful to know. Or even just how to do better with horses/make them not as scared.
I don't know how to properly explain ground work with typing, but I do know how to explain getting the horse to calm down, what I do, is learn the horses limits, then I go by saying "quiet rider- loud/wild horse and loud rider- quiet/calm horse" so, I'm pretty wild around my horse, like I don't worry abt being quiet, I jump around and just don't filter myself, it has worked on the many horses I work with, my dad once had a horse that was super crazy and you couldn't do anything on him, then I was super bouncy/loud/annoying around him and now my 4 and 5 year old sisters ride him as one of the "child broke horses" so just mainly be loud around the horse and push their limits a little bit, but don't like hit them or anything, but just be loud and crazy, I hope that made sense cuz I'm rly bad at explaining things, or if you want you can message me on my Instagram "marie_photography1347"
I love how the comments aren't " what a bad horse and stupid horse" it's so great how times are changing
He's too big and that cinch obviously was not tight enough the saddle should not completely slide to the side of the horse when mounting that goes without saying if ur gonna ride a horse at least make sur the saddles not gonna slide off when u get on. So pls learn something before trying cuz it's not safe for u or that poor horse
The body language right from the start should of been your first sign to call it a day. That horse was nowhere near ready.
"This is not what I wanted" Yeah cause in the end it all comes down to what YOU want right? Not what the horse wants or needs right? Screw the horse. Bruh I swear I dont understand how people can own animals when they clearly lack a sense of respect and knowledge for them.
@me Me Oof people still use that as an insult? Get with the times boo and come back when you have a real insult. 🤣
@me Me uh huh suuureeee
That horse was uncomfortable. That poor horse looks so stressed and uncomfortable.
Shit happens. this is why we hire actual trainers. Quit bashing them and move on.
Way to big! Plus you haven’t done any mounting work and ground work. What did you expect?! The horse to behave!? You can’t just expect anything you have to be aware!
Three words: ground work first.
Biggest saying “ it’s never the horses fault “
Horse is a legend u dont know what dra u made a horse evem if this was 3 year ago
why isn't the dude wearing a helmet though?
Lol beautiful Horse holy cow ! Umm maybe you should let someone that knows what they are doing that will do lots of ground work and lots of riding! About 30 days worth of riding should do it!
You cant call youreself a trainer lol 😂 That horse definitely wasn’t ready for that big off a thing
This should not be happening. No normal horse would react like this. I don’t know wtf you did to that horse but you need to stop
For normal horse riders , a horse like this takes patience, a lot of ground work , saddle work , de sensertizing , there’s like a hundred other things you could be doing with your horse before saddling up and jumping on . 👍🏽
Wow with all that money he spent building that pin he could have bought a good rideable horse lol
And in today's world when you're training a horse the right way you put the groundwork and ninety-nine percent of the time the horse won't buck. It's not the old west anymore
The sounds the horse made 😭 It sounded like it broke it's leg when that fat man got on him 😭😭😭
Yes i did just call him a fat man. I ain't afraid to speak the truth.
Large & Fat!
If a horse has a halter and bridle at the same time i ready know the human knows nothing about the horse, i feel really bad for him
If you don’t know how to train horse then don’t try their are many people with experience and know what they are doing
Her:ugh go this is not what I wanted
Me:THEN DO IT YOUR SELF!
I could feel the humans nerves and hesitation....no wonder the poor horse threw him...lol
Just try and take things slower, and by slower meaning groundwork and more training and getting desensitized to saddle and trusting rider.
I hope everyone is ok how is the horse?
Reading the comments made me feel good! Most people who have horses know this was all wrong. First, if you do the training properly before you even saddle the horse this is less likely to happen. Second, if you think for one second your horse will try and buck (which I assure you he knew he’d buck) stand up in the stirrups way slower to get him use to your weight. Then lay across the saddle adding weight to his back. This way if he does buck, you have an easy/quick way to get off. Usually if your horse is not going to buck , once you’ve done that, then you can slowly throw your leg over. He knew the horse was going to do this and that is why he tried to go too fast and get in the saddle before he started bucking. All I can hope is this guy learned from this and did it correctly the next time. What I pray didn’t happen(which I’ve seen too many times) is he beat the horse once he caught him and never changed his approach. He doesn’t deserve a horse if that was his actions once he caught him. This was 100% the riders fault! Oh, and he also doesn’t know how to build a round pen.
Horse was looking like...yeah come on buddy I got something for you
Also getting on a horse like that damages there spine. The saddle moving like that can cause pain and lame in horses
Seriously tho city folk don't know what there doing or they just lost there minds it agervateing me how she wasn't worried about the horse nor the guy
Hayley lu lu exactly. Also having no balance like he did damages the horse too. What a beautiful paint quarter horse, he’s stocky his paint blotches are thick and white, but the lady didn’t care about nothing but that her round pin was damaged
@@izzyaddicted965 ohh I wonna punch her and yea there going to ruin that beautiful beautiful horse
Hayley lu lu yeah, look at her be a wimp and not respond to these comments calling her out 😒
@@izzyaddicted965 oh yeah cuss she knows we know what were talking about and we dont mess around she knows she was in the wrong
7 years later I want to know how his back feels
jeez poor horse that man's way to big for him 😣
No he's not, the problem is that he is going too fast. The horse has obviously never had someone on his/her back. He accidentally kicked the horse which spooked the horse. The guy is not too big for him. It may look like it, but he's just a bad trainer
Aleesha Mcardle lies
Guys, this is called hard breaking. It’s how horses were trained during western colonization when horses needed to be trained quickly. You hop on and hold on until the horse chills. While not as common as it used to be, it is still a training method used by certain trainers. Not my vibe. This method is much more dangerous as can be seen. However, accidents like this as common as you think. This most likely happened due to the poor construction of the round pen.
i'm pretty new to horse riding but even i know that horse was definitely NOT ready to be ridden, what did you expect the outcome would be if it hasn't been trained to be ridden yet?
Nice fence lmao I’m in my first year of carpentry and even I can tell that that fence could be made by a 10-year-old
me Me what u mad kid
Why walls though?
Round pin that’s what you brake a horse it
Ummm... Not round pen a frickin death trap 😡 that horse has probably never been touched I wish they would have done professional horse training!!!! I hope that guys got badly hurt he has no clue what he is doing
@@daltonmealer6732 Round pins should always be fenced not walls
Man I'm so happy others are mad about this, out of all the untouched wild mustangs I see on the regular, never ever should this have happened. No ground work, no mounting block, with ground work this never should have happened, and man is that the most unsafe round pen I have ever seen. Just so many things wrong. #RaleighLink14 should do a video including this
Ummmm first off everyone let's give her some positive criticism and not be so damn nasty smh im so tired of everyone in this world being so damn mean and rotten when you can clearly see she needs advice so Instead of being a douce help the girl out smh
As for yall the horse needs work and desensitzing before you even try a saddle also please use a real round pen this is very dangerous and probably alot more stressful for the horse bc they feel more closed in.
I totally agree with you, but it did seem like the horse had at least a little bit of work with the saddle, and it's so annoying seeing keyboard trainers being "disgusted" with them, and they're saying hes not even getting know the hose right, and thank you, you're literally the only person besides me that hasn't bashed them, yeah, they def could use some improvement but they don't deserve the hate they're getting
Agreed.
That’s what u get for riding a horse that is clearly not ready to be ridden without protective gear and a poorly made fence!
( If the horse was ready to be ridden it wouldn’t have wanted to buck you of anyway so… )
I hope the horse is ok and tbh the rider deserved it even in the begging b4 the rider got on you can tell the horse was uncomfortable 😬 🤚🙄🙄🙄
I thought it was quite entertaining myself! 👍🏼
The horse you could tell was ready to buck this is 101 on ruining an amazing little horse! I feel bad for the horse this guy shoulda gotten off worse he got exactly what was coming for him. The horse was being very clear what he was gonna do next
Sorry, but it doesn‘t look like the horse knows a human riding on it.
And that‘s absolutely the wrong way to train your horse. The horse needs to get used to the weight of a rider.
It clearly doesn‘t trust you, otherwise it wouldn‘t fight you...
It‘s horrible to see, what some people do with their horses...
Stop training your horses like that ! :(
Horse hasn’t had enough ground work.. when he moved his head before he mounted he should have know to disengage… take it easy no need to cowboy him
OMG WHAT
Y’all they did nothing wrong this was a wild horse and they just trained him and it bucked. Don’t expect them to be perfect the first time
The rider is obviously to heavy for that horse and the horse literally looked back and cued to him that it wasn’t ready. Either way the horse wasn’t trained enough with mounting and they completely discarded that and went faster.
The horse was clearly in pain from the way and it was screaming. He seemed pretty calm so I doubt that he was reacting that way because he was green, more because he was in pain. Which isn’t surprising considering the saddle sliding everywhere. Consider having the vet out to look at him/her and get a real trainer and a real round pen. I hope that horse found a better home.
What's the horses name? I think I have seen this horse before.
I need you to tell me what exactly it is ya'll were trying to do... what did you want?
Poor thing. You don’t know what you’re doing. A horse should never act like that when being backed. The sounds it made and it was so scared it went thru the fence.
I would have loved to know how much they exercised the horse to get it use to the saddle after putting it on before trying to get into it. I'm willing to bet the answer is "not even a little bit". That horse is more green than pea soup.
Maybe u shouldn’t own horses?
know what your doing before getting an animal. you just put the horses heath at risk because of your incorrect training.
Horse wasn't even broke and he thought he was a cowboy...lol
He clearly has no idea what he’s doing. You don’t just get right on when he’s not broke. You need to take things slow.
Honestly I would have got on that horse and if he was out of control like that I would lift all stress from my body and breath in and out not pulling the reins, I would have gotten off straight jumped off if he kept doing that. It’s not the horses fault. He looked at him and told him he was not ready.
I laughed when the guy fell off the horse lol
Too young you also need a wide space like a field so shit like that doesn't happen
Great job making the board pen
Love the people thinking that their “riding since I was a little kid” means they are an expert and assuming ground work wasn’t done. I agree some things should’ve been done different, but I’ve seen horses that couldn’t be more perfect on the ground, but they went crazy under saddle. Sometimes, the only way to fix it is to be able to stay on and ride through it until the horse is finished, let it realize its shenanigans isn’t going to get them out of it.
That just goes to show that you do t know real horse training and probably that rider and the saddle scared him so much he had to break thru the fence to get away and you are laughing like what
Do you have any idea what you are doing?? I feel so bad for that horse you couldn’t even sit in a saddle.
Horses with good ground training and riders that listen to it don’t act like this, you clearly did no proper training with this horse whatsoever. The second he put his foot in the stirrup the horse was already confused and telling him “im scared, please don’t do this” and that round pen is so poorly built it’s pretty much asking for issues like this.
"NOT TODAY", said the horse 🐎 💯