The same people who cannot control their eating cannot control their emotions. Super simple. An ounce of discipline on this woman’s part would have solved the problem. Being overweight is forgivable. Being 240 and demanding to ride a living being you could possibly hurt is so lacking on self-awareness it hurts.
@@dukeofenglandI’m 5’1” and used to be 60lbs overweight, and yup, I was (wait for it) FAT. lol. In no world did I ever think people were being “fatphobic” towards me. I was unhealthy, unhappy, had breathing issues and diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Yep that hit me. I was delusional and telling myself i was ok and happy with my weight. Total lie.
Bear in mind that horses didn't exactly win the evolutionary lottery. They have to be strong enough to hold up what is essentially a wheelbarrow load of wet grass in their gut. That's bad enough. I imagine she'd have been thrown off the moment she hit the saddle. The yard did her a favour saving her a trip to hospital.
Imagine a grown woman whining and crying because a ranch put their horses safety before her selfish needs. In one breath she says she would never hurt the horse or put it in any danger, and in the next breath she invites her followers to ruin that ranch because they wouldn’t let her hurt the horse. Real stand up broad for sure!! 🤦🏼♀️
The fact that she cares more about her own wants over the horse's health and safety speaks volumes to her character. It's no wonder she felt totally justified in destroying this small business. What a horrible individual! I'm just glad the horse's owners stood up to her.
We took a horseback ride through Bryce canyon. Beautiful, life changing event. Anyway, my dad is a tall, broad guy, a bit overweight at times but never even CLOSE to morbid, but due to a little extra and being naturally big he was about 250. Horse and mule limit for that place was was 225. You know what he did? Planned ahead for the trip and lost the weight, and was able to join us on an amazing day.
As a true rancher, the health and safety of my horses come first. I will never jeopardize my horses just to make a person feel better about themselves. The ranch did the right thing by putting the horses first
Also, I'm a novice for horse riding but I've done it a few times. Don't you also have to consider how the rider fits into the horse? The last time i wrode a horse i actually was doing curvy/smaller plus size modeling but i was under 200 lbs, I'm very average height for a female and i had been put on a horse i think that was about 16-17 hands. She was a fun spicy thing but of what i remember was she was almost too big around for my legs to reach comfortably. But i was still able to put my weight onto the stirrups and lean forward like the instructor showed us (we were doing western style) i saw his 18 hands horse who was a gorgeous giant cuddlebug but i was thinking i would be dangerous on him because it would be too hard to balance with my aggressively average length legs. Am i right i thinking this?
Personally I keep my weight down as much as possible bc I try to ride on a regular basis. I also don't ride if the temp isn't optimal. It's not just about me when I ride
I'm fat. You know what worries me a lot more than "fatphobia"? The fact that there are sections of our society that actively ignore reality in order to enable people's unhealthy behavior. Good on these ranchers for standing up for their horses.
Same, I’m 236lbs and 5’7 and I think this whole movement is extremely stupid like it started out sort of reasonably well then it just moved into praising obesity
It will all catch up to them when all these people that don’t care about their health are dying at 50 years old while everyone who takes care of their health will be living into their 70s-80s or even longer. We will have the last laugh when we are still living healthy while they are long gone. Also life in general is 10x better for people that are healthy. These people are just lazy and started to make this trend of “being fat is good” so they don’t have to put effort in and change. It’s disgusting
As a horse rider myself, the fact that she’s crying about not being able to ride a horse since she’s over 15% (it really should be 15% for horses and 20% for ponies tack included) is actually horrible. If they let her ride that horse it could possibly permanently damage that horse. I’m really happy that the ranch didn’t let her abuse their animals.
@@jessicapearson9479 Ponies have much hardier bones and trough out history they were bred to carry larger amount of weight than new breed of sport horses for instance. But of course welsh ponies can carry less amount of weight in comparison to their weight than shetlands for instance. But overall ponies can carry up to 20 percent of their weight.
It will damage the horses back!!! He cannot handle the weight! I’m sorry if she has rode before!! With the weight she is.. common sense! Is she that incredibly inconsiderate
I will go to that ranch!!! I will support them! This is crazy to have to b penalized against protecting your horse!! I would be angry because of this lie!!! They were protecting their horse! She’s horrible
That women is 240lbs. 20% of that is 48lbs. I say she should have to carry a 50lbs backpack around for the length of time she was going to go riding. Let her ass know what she was crying to put that horse through.
I am a horse owner and riding instructor. With that being said, I have to agree with the Hollow Ranch for making the call on this situation. First and foremost the rider's safety should be considered.
Her feelings are more important to her than the livelihood of the ranch, the staff, and the health and well being of the animals. That should tell you everything you need to know about this person.
Nah, she doesn't even realise what damage she would cause. Imagine getting a beautiful horse for your birthday, but they say " no thank you mam, the only animal on this earth not exceeding your weight is the elephant"
I'd give the ranch 5 stars for actually caring about their horses. Edit: I'm unsure where people are basing their assumptions on, but perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I'm happy they kept refusing the woman in the video, because it means they consider the horses' safety over money. I however do NOT agree with the woman in the video, and think she should start acting like an adult and move on with her day. I don't approve of the way she handled the situation, but I'm proud of people for not allowing her to pressure them into her demands.
Apparently, there are lots and lots of Americans who are very easy to "weaponize" via social media. It explains why we have the deeply divisive political extremism in America. About a third of our country wants to live in delusion just to feel accepted by somebody, anybody for any reason; they'll do anything for their chosen leader, friend, savior.
As an equestrian, I’m so proud that the farm didn’t let her ride. My god she could have seriously hurt or even killed that horse. Good job to the farm owners
as an equestrian you are using an animal. That animal has every right to live and to be free as you but you do not even contemplate this do you? Do you think that the horse that loves and nuzzles you is inviting you to ride it? it just loves you. Do you tie your dog to a sled? @023 is time to stop using horses for our own gratification. Horse riding is bundled in with horse racing and dog racing. Just STOP. bring it on
@@ChuckyLad okay giggle pop, the horses at my barn enjoy being ridden, we treat them well and give them lots of affection and grooming. we give them days and weeks off of riding. please don’t comment until you know what ur talking about
@@bibblecat I well know what I am talking about. My early life was spent with horses in far west NSW, Australia. I know what I am talking about allright and you are dead wrong. My experoences with animals, cattle and sheep work, death, drought and disease entitles me to an opinion. I grew up at some stage and really thought about it. you are kidding yourself and entirely miss the point. I love my pets also and they love me but I sure do not USE them. Your immature rubbish giggle pop comment is treated with the disdain it deserves
As a paralyzed disabled veteran, there's lots of things that I'm not physically able to do. I'm certainly not crying over spilled milk. It's called life sweetheart.
Is that what those people are called today: Influencers? Mmmm. I’d rather call them what they really are, spoiled attention seeking adult brats who unfortunately now have a forum to spout their pathetic b. s.
It's probably not just about the horse, but liability too. An overwhelmed horse is more likely to lose balance and fall, causing potentially life threatening injury.
These negative reviews from this so called ‘normal curve’ model and her followers would make me want to support this horse ranch 1,000%. They are obviously seriously good people who put the horses well being before money. Well done and keep up the great work! Cheers and wishing you all the best from Australia 🇦🇺
And of course, she goes straight onto the Internet to complain about it like the narcissist that she is. With zero accountability, of course. It's always everyone else's fault.
I have been turned down to ride as a man at 6'2 and 220 lbs, in good shape and with significant horse experience. Depending on the horse ranch, they may or may not have a suitable horse for a given weight available on the day you want to ride. Some people are afraid of large horses, so the smaller sizes are more popular. Also, there might be concerns for a person that is physically out of shape. It is easy to be seriously injured falling off a horse. Usually, good riders are also in reasonable physical shape. When it comes to horseback riding being cautious is a good idea.
If I hadn't seen your comment, I was going to write the same thing. I'm 6'4" and at the time I was going to the stables, it was part of my job to accompany 30 clients, so I got to ride for free. There was one horse they'd let me ride, and if he wasn't available, I just watched everyone else ride, and enjoyed the time there. I didn't storm out and then claim they'd 'made me leave' .
wai- hold on just a moment there. Horse thing asside. Cake buffets are a thing?!?!? Fuckin' sign me up. That sounds like so much fun and a great way to sample/try a bunch of new flavours without committing to a whole cake of a flavour you might not like. I've Been meaning to try a Pinapple Upside-Down for quite some time now, but im afraid i wouldnt like it, that it would be too moist or too sweet for my liking, thus would just go to waste.
My condolences to the horses she rode before. Now that people know she could care less about the health of horses, people need to call her out on her bad and uncaring behavior.
I think everyone who agrees that the horse ranch made the right call for the safety of their horses should go and give them positive reviews to counteract the negative reviews they received thanks to this “curve model”.
Don't ever review a place you haven't visited. As a business owner if I start getting fake reviews, google would rip me from Google searches, they wouldn't promote my business, they would lose all trust with me and my business and then I'll have a hard time even being seen by my customers. Long story short, don't leave fake reviews no matter how nice they are because you are sabotaging the business you are trying to save
okay, for context I am a horseback riding instructor. Our weight limit is around 200 pounds. we do this on a case by case basis because it depends on the riders proportion. if the person is heavy because they are tall, its not as much of an issue as a rider who is heavy because they have a hugs stomach or huge thighs. this is because their weight is not distributed evenly and can permanently damage the horses spine and cause a great amount of pain. people dont like to hear this, of course, but for the safety and welfare of BOTH the rider and the horse, it needs to be instated. Me personally, i dont think that anyone that is over 180 pounds should ride a horse UNLESS it is a draft horse breed (they are bred to be able to carry more weight). ANY REPUTABLE STABLE SHOULD HAVE THIS RULE! It does not matter if people get offended. I dont care. lose weight and come back, or dont! sorry but this had to be said.
Exactly I remember my brother got engaged and he was taking me to his Stag Do where we were doing a fox hunt. None of us had ridden a horse before and I wasn’t allowed to because I’m 6’7 and quite muscly so I was a solid 10 kilos over the horses weight limits not including the gun which was like an extra three or so.. I remember my brothers friend shouting about it to the poor lady and I was so embarrassed, I’m not an animal expert but I know horses are fragile as anything I would have probably killed that horse if I made it go fox hunting.
@@hoop6822 thank you for remaining to your senses, I understand that it’s not great to hear that you weigh too much. your understanding of horses fragility truly protected him/her from pain
yeah i know some jousters and id imagine their horses are the only ones i could ride, im tall and heavy 6'2 id guess around 250-270 lbs but small for my weight due to muscle but ive also go a decent amount of fat especially around my gut and thighs. jousting horses must have to be big fuckers because like a 200lbs dude in 60 lbs of armour with the horse wearing about 60lbs of armour must be BIG heavy horses
I am male 6 foot and 245. The same thing happened to me. I took it as an "Ah-Ha" moment and realized I need to lose some weight for my own good, not just the good horse. But good on the ranch for looking out for the horse
There's no way this woman weighs 240lbs. Unless she's 4'5"... She's WAYYYYYYYYYYY closer to 400+. I weigh 180 and this woman is at least 3 of me! Besides, she didn't say she weighed 240... the Creator of this video did. She just said 240 was the cutoff.
@@somebody3319 LOL! 😆 Idk... 240kg is way more likely. 👍 But, seriously though, the cutoff for the horse is 240lbs. "Over the cutoff" could mean 240lbs... or 23,942lbs. 😆 (Or anything over 240lbs) So yeah... I was just pointing out that she wasn't ONLY 241lbs... she exceeds the weight limit WAYYYYYYY more than "just barely". 😉
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 true that!! Like, even of she weighed "only" 240lbs, wouldnt that still be nearly double of what a horse can carry comfortably?💀
@@somebody3319 I would think so. I know there ARE larger horses that can comfortably carry 180lb man with 40lbs of supplies... But I didn't see any of THOSE horses on the video. So while the horse MIGHT could carry 240lbs for an hour... I would hate to even put it through THAT much for THAT long, ya know? But dang! Imagine if she DOES weigh 400, 450!!! And she expected that horse to run and jump (carrying her PLUS it's own weight) when she can't even carry her own weight for 10feet! Much less run and jump! 😄😂🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
The reason for the increase is due to the breeds in the US versus the UK. A Clydesdale is able to carry more, but it should still fall within the range of 10-15 for a work load. 20 is pushing it and should only be a short distance (Though a cart is more practical for those weights)
@@_PannieCake_ My great great great grandfather was a teamster (back when it meant horse team) in Cincinnati where it's hilly and they make a lot of beer. Clydesdales can hall two 240 pound kegs up a 300 ft hill no problem.
Mules can carry more than horses and take very little tending, If I rented horses I'd keep one around for the heavier guests. (Mules are cool, it's no insult to ride them they are actually nice to ride as they never fall)
This is another example of not wanting to accept accountability for the actions we take or the choices we make. She expects the laws of physics to change just for her.
The ranch employee who said the "fat bitch" thing, he was angry in order to say that. He loves and takes care of the horses, and feels protective of them. The idea of a horse's back breaking upset him to the point where he expressed his feelings in the most natural way a man that young would do so. I always thought that from the beginning of this story.
Yes, I love horses, and used to ride a lot. Horse people are passionate about them, and I feel that. He expressed what a lot of people want to say but fear reprisal. Look at this woman. She wasn't allowed to injure a horse, so she wants to injure those who protected it. You can't make this ish up.
@@kb6556 I'm thinking that woman never had her back broken before, because if she did, then maybe she'd actually care about the horse's back breaking. Selfish beeyatch!
Yes, they have an obligation to keep their animals safe. They have no obligations to this woman's feelings. She needs to grow up and own her issues. It seems she has many...
As an owner and rider, and size you should be riding a horse that can handle a bigger person. You have QHs that can be built like a brick and can carry a grown man of 6'2 and 300 lbs or you have crossbreeds with big horse breeds. Some small breeds can handle more than people think too. But people need to be aware that with a plus-size man or lady, they will need more than a little Arab, Welsh thoroughbred.
Seeing a 28 year old woman crying like a toddler because people told her "no" is giving me second hand embarrassment Edit : I now know the context of that crying video and I shouldn't have judged her without learning the context. However, I still don't agree with the way she reacted to this whole situation.
Editing because of a reply just wanna say I don't think she should be allowed on a horse she is too heavy but I like facts to be facts and don't think it's fair to use a video out of context .. Actually that video is a separate ticktok and she is cry laughing about Coachella.
You should always check for a weight limit when you plan on horseback riding. Most stables will post their weight limits based on the stock they have available. You can also ask if they offer draft horses or draft crosses available to accomodate larger frames. I completely agree with the decision the ranch made and that they hold the health of the horses over making a quick buck.
All I am saying is that if a person wants to avoid an embarassing situation it is good to be informed. This wasn't a judgement towards anyone, simply information. @@michakrzyzanowski8554
There was a TV series called Bonanza. One of the cast members named Dan Blocker was obese. He had to weigh close to 300 pounds, and he constantly rode his black quarter horse. It's about a rancher and his 3 sons. The series ran from 1959 to 1973. It was a major hit television show. It also starred Lauren Green and Michael Landon. I was always a thin young woman, but I then got sick. Had 10 major back ysurgeries in 2 neck surgeries. I was happily married until my husband was killed 2 years ago. I went to a whopping 240 pounds myself and lost 80 pounds now weighing 165 pounds. As a form of fat person, I totally agree that a person of such weight should not ride a horse. It is uncomfortable for the horse. I think it's torture that's unfair for the horse Cruel, inhumane speaking as a former fat person. Thank you so much for telling us about this story.
I have a friend who is a tad overweight. Nowhere near this model i've never heard of though. She wanted to pick up horse riding again but was told she was too heavy. There's a fairly strict limit in europe as well. I am so proud of her because she worked her butt off to lose the necessary weight. She did it and she never whined about it. Now she gets to ride a horse and is getting fitter everyday by going to the gym three times week and watching her diet.
@@ad-ry3uz??? This person is proud of their friend because they're finally doing something they like. Yeah, as a friend, you should obviously be proud and happy for every good things your friends are doing. How is it bad ???
@ad-ry3uz And that's totally not humiliating. That's just a story about them. If you feel offended by this when you probably aren't friend with both of them, I guess you should reflect on yourself.
I feel like the only reason why people want plus size accommodations is cuz they're too lazy to change. At least Tammy had a funny show and amazing Oompaville videos about her
As an overweight woman, I completely agree with not letting her ride the horse. When I was in highschool (and also very much overweight) I went to a ranch with my girl Scout Troop to go horseback riding. Nobody told me I couldn't get on the horse and I wasn't aware that my weight could hurt him. We went in two groups because there wasn't enough horses for everyone. I was in the first group and my horse honestly seemed like he was handling me pretty well. He had no problem keeping up with the group, however, when one of my friends got him in the second group, she complained that he was too slow. While he didn't get hurt, he got tired a lot quicker than all of the other horses. We went on a 15-30 minute ride (on an easy, flat trail) for each group. I shudder to think what would have happened to the poor baby if we went for a longer ride on a rougher trail. I haven't been on another horse since and I won't attempt to until I get my weight under control.
Your a sweet soul, I wish you the best on your health journey. May I suggest nighttime affirmations for your goals. Our brains are quantum computers and often we need a reprogramming to replace old programs including programs concerning health and body functions. Also morphogenic fields are extremely helpful and work great if done long enough, usually 2-3x a day for 21-30 days. Subliminals and nighttime affirmations also should be used for 21-30 days to successfully reprogram the brain to function as intended with the desired goals. It’s super easy and I have had great results with behavioral and emotional issues using these ways. Hoping this helps you on your journey. You deserve to be healthy and happy. ❤❤❤
@@micklee721 straight up. I really wish the "health at every size" mob would understand that if you're going to live your life as an obese person, there are going to be some limitations on what you can and cannot do. Not being able to ride on the back of a living thing is one of them.
I used to work with shetland ponies giving rides to 4-5 year olds. We had to tell really obese kids they couldn’t ride, and it was devastating to them. But I knew the old boys couldn’t handle the kid’s weight, because the kid was 120lbs (an average child should be about a third of that weight). I weighed less than that poor kid at the time (I was underweight back then due to medical issues). It made me mad the parents insisted the kid was “healthy” when I expressed my concerns when she yelled at me to hurt the ponies instead of not over feeding the child. That was 10 years ago now. I hope the kid is ok.
when you ride a horse you're sitting on their spine and pretty much on their kidneys. it is a serious risk to the wellbeing and potentially the life of the horse. people like her enrage me.
Its sad how much I feel these people responses is PURE reaction to that on a subconscious level. They just REFUSE to take accountability , that the difficulties and issues from them being overweight, is THEIR FAULT! They don't want to be accountable for their own lack of health.
I got overweight because i got suicidal and coped by overeating/stressesting. I didn’t set out to be fat, and i think its rather ignorant to assume i choose to be fat. I ate to survive, i ate as a coping mechanism. Would you rather i cut myself? Would you rather i became anorexic? Perhaps that would have been better. I would not complain over not being allowed to break a horse’s back, however, but if you have not been fat, you probably don’t realise how hard it is to get better. Fatness is a disease, and a handicap in some regards. I can’t walk for very long before my entire body aches from all the weight my bones, my joints, my muscles and ligaments have to strain under. I intend to loss weight, but its a lot harder than anyone who haven’t been fat could ever know. Yes, asking for certain things because you are fat, and being upset when you get rejected for safety reasons when you are fat, is idiotic, but when i can’t sit in chairs in public, being relatively on the smaller scale of overweight, without the armrests biting my sides, perhaps theres a problem? It certainly doesn’t encourage fat people to go into a world, that seemingly despise them.
She’s like “ I am a curve model , look at me , look at me” Now she’s like “ I’m too fat to ride a horse. Pity me , pity me” Well I don’t pity you ma’am . You made decisions in life that impacted not only your health but the way you’re able to live and it’s no one’s fault but your own. Now stop whining when someone tells you “no” You did this to yourself. Welcome to the world of accountability.
Yeah to weigh that much you have to be eating so insanely much. If she simply ate a little less she’d lose a bunch of weight. It takes so much more effort to weigh that much than to not. I don’t have great metabolism, there’s been times where I lived off fast food and ate a bunch.. I still never got to 200 pounds. When I simply started eating a little less and more healthy.. I lost 30 pounds. I get how it feels, I love food, but you have to be constantly eating to weigh that much.
@@chibi_okami scrolling through the comments to make sure there are other sane ppl who think this lady’s insane lol! also i loveeeee your animal crossing pfp it’s very pretty and cute
I wanted to ride a horse a while back. Found a place that offered rides and it said right there on the website that they had a 250 pound weight limit. I weighed myself and tilted the scale at 257 pounds. I didn't blast them for "discriminating against fat bodies." I thought to myself, "if I'm so fat I could injure a fucking horse just by sitting on it, something has to change." I started watching my calories like a hawk and doing some light exercises when I could. It's been less than two years since then; I've dropped 82 pounds and I'm sitting at a comfortable 175. What's her excuse?
Congratulations on loosing that much weight woah!! I struggle with gaining weight so it always brings me joy when other people achieve their weight goals
I worked at a horse ranch for a few years and one year this really overweight family came in. I believe our weight cap was around 190 or 200, but this one guy definitely weighed more than that. I was surprised he could even support his own body weight. My boss came out with one of our lightest horses who already had leg problems and helped his guy get up on him. I kid you not, that horse almost fell over instantly. I’m standing there like “what the f*ck this has to be animal abuse” as they ride off. My coworker didn’t say anything to my boss and neither did I, she wouldn’t have listened anyway. I don’t work there anymore cause they barely paid me and treated me awfully, same with their horses. Most of those poor things were overweight.
I worked there when I was about 14, 15. I'm 17 now, and you're right, I'm definitely compliant since I did not report them. Honestly, I didn't think of it, as sad as that sounds. I wouldn't call the ranch "abusive" but I would say it's definitely neglectful. I'm going to report them now that you guys mention it, it just concerns me where the horses would be sent. The humane society in my city kills more animals than they take in, and I'm not sure if we have equine services. Animal rights aren't exactly a priority in my state , unfortunately... I'll do some research on animal control and such.
@@mbehji6505Thats the thing people overlook, their own safety. I'd sue someone if the horse fell and rolled on me while riding. That release of liability only covers so much. If I am negligently put on a horse that can't support my weight, I'm going to need financial compensation.
not how it works anymore. thats how it worked before now instead you make everyone believe your delusion. you dont actually better yourself thats ridiculous lol
i think peta doesn't really work for animals, i don't follow that so i might be on the dark side but most of the time i heard of them is just doing riots and killing animals.
as a equestrian who owns and works with horses on the daily, I’m glad the horses health and safety was taken into account. I see way to often that places like these (trail riding facilities and such that are for tourists) don’t take weight limits into account and let ppl ride horses that are either just unhealthy or that they are too big for. glad this place didn’t.
was on a trail ride years ago, up into the mountains, and there was a really heavy woman trying to mount her horse (she had 2 guys helping her) and when she finally got on, the horse collapsed on the ground. It was awful, horse was OK and not sure how she ended up getting out of there as our group left at that time.
@@geebrewer8186That’s horrible! There was a video around awhile back of a very heavy woman trying endlessly to get up on a horse and if I remember correctly, I think it was at a tropical place for riding on the beach. You could SEE the horse’s legs shaking as she repeatedly tried to hoist her massive body up onto it. There is no way that horse made it very far after they all helped push her onto it. Especially if it had to tread on sand! Just an incredibly stupid and cruel thing to do to that poor horse. But f*tty is happy. 🙄
I think it’s crazy that animal activists aren’t immediately flooding this woman’s comments. She wanted to abuse an animal for no reason than to entertain herself and threw a tantrum when they wouldn’t let her
I suggest doing a little more research before you comment (what the creator of the video also should've done). She has explicitly mentioned that she never wanted to hurt any horses, but had just wished that the ranch had mentioned a weight limit on their website, just like other sports do (paragliding for example). For the record; I don't think she's in the right either for posting all of it on tiktok while it could've been handled privately, but calling her an abuser? Ehhh.
@@NB0605 Did the website advertised itself as being able to carry all weight? If not, then just because they didn't post it doesn't mean you can't ask them, and if you focused more on the fact that these are actual animals rather than the entertainment, you won't just say "Oh hey, they didn't post the weight limit. That must mean those horses could carry infinite amount of weight!" you'd think "Oh, they didn't post a weight limit. I should probably ask". She also mentioned that they're a smaller business so that website could've not even been updated for a while or was new and still under development. You also can just...say things that don't align with your actions, which she clearly would be an example of if she said she never wanted to hurt any horses yet never bothered to check if her weight would bother them. Being decent isn't just about verbal affirmation, it's also spatial and self awareness. And on the bit about calling her an abuser - Perhaps not, but considering she made a big song and dance about how she just expects the average horse to be able to carry her weight and ruined a small business that guessing by the son's reaction is probably they're passion and pride, maybe even their only income of money, people don't care. Especially when she acted so smug about insulting the business. It's just gross.
@@NB0605 No I’m aware she said she didn’t wanna hurt horses…but her actions did not follow her words. She threw a tantrum for not being able to ride a horse even though she knew it could hurt it. She posted a video getting people to attack the owners because they wouldn’t let her ride the horse. She’s probably going to continue to ride horses that don’t support her weight if the owners are negligent enough. Last time I checked she didn’t even delete the video, just turned off comments. To me, it seems like she said that to try to avoid more backlash.
@@josheakins5137 it's not the fat woman that makes him sad, it's the reaction of the full grown (adult) fat woman. She reacts like a little child and that's actually pretty sad.
@@josheakins5137 Pre-Vet student cares about animal wlfare. Seeing someone put their own desires over the welfare of an animal is sad to someone that cares about animals. That the woman is fat is not the main issue.
Allowing her to ride a horse would be considered a cruelty against the animal. Not only that it could severely hurt both the jockey and the horse. And no one wants to get sued I presume.
I don’t think you know a lot about this topic but as an equestrian someone her weight could ride a horse as long and the horse is large enough she would just need to ride really large horse breeds like Clydesdales. Essentially it’s based of the horse and person size.
The owners took a public bashing for the safety of the animals. That's extremely respectful. This girl should feel ashamed. And this is coming from a 240 pound man
let’s face it she was crying because she missed out on an opportunity to film cute horse content for her tiktok, it can’t be cause she cares about horses. if she cared about horses she would have understood WHY she was refused and wouldn’t question it. if you’re too fat to ride a horse, don’t attack the ranch. maybe eat less ranch. too much ranch is what got you here lady 😂
Big Shoutout to DEEP HOLLOW RANCH for protecting the welfare of their horses by restricting the burden and actual abuse that's involved in carrying a grossly obese human who could seriously hurt the non consenting animal just for the obese persons entertainment. Kudos to that Ranch.
My daughter has a binge eating disorder,and as a result is very overweight. When her college class attended horse riding,she wasn’t allowed to ride. I supported this,as much as it upset her. I explained to her that due to her weight,she could hurt the horse badly. I suggested she do things to help take care of the horses instead. That way she got some exercise,and took pride in what she was doing. It also helped reinforce how her bingeing and her weight restricted what she could and couldn’t do.
@@TheMotherofTacos Wow! You sure went in without knowledge! Firstly, I did get her specialised counselling for her ED,which she receives to this very day. I had to fight for it,as she’s also autistic with learning difficulties,and they were trying to fob it off as a “sensory issue”. It’s a slow process. She has improved,and lost some weight,but still has occasional binges. My explanation to her was with the counsellor present. I had also consulted with the counsellor prior to the appointment to discuss how we needed to explain why she couldn’t ride the horses. Do you think it would have been better to lie? Sometimes helping someone means you have to tell them things honestly rather than sugarcoat it. You just have to word things appropriately. Which I did with the aid of the ED counsellor.
You are a great mom. You told her the truth and suggested how important taking care of an animal is. I am glad she is not binging as much. I wish the best for you and your daughter
give motivation to overcome a disorder and come out a better person into adulthood perfect parenting. Wish you raised this girl too... or maybe not, might hurt your good parent reputation.
I'mma say this. RIDING A HORSE IS A LUXURY. I would understand if she was refused basic and needed transportation. But crying because you weren't allowed to do a rather expensive and unnecessary activity because you do not met requirements is beyond me. Some of ya'll get way to comfortable with the internet. Like no one would have even knew about her devastation if she just never posted it. This kind of venting should always be kept between you and your inner circle.
This majestic beast is strong enough to tow a car, but all your weight directly on the middle of their spine is dangerous. Make better life choices fat-so.
@@JDarkAngeI this might make people think pegasus looks bad. There's a reason why info shouldn't be shared cause people go out of their way to shit on someone (I know you said five star reviews but if all the reviews are gonna mention her then they might b like wtf)
Growing up, I used to border my horse at a nearby ranch that rented out saddle horses for visitors. They actually kept a Percheron x Thoroughbred cross and two Belgian x Warmbloods crosses for the heavy-set people to ride. I remember this one lady who complained that she wanted to ride a horse like mine (an Arabian mare that I owned at the time). I explained to her that the Percheron cross she was riding was more suitable for her weight. She didn't talk to me for the rest of the day. Most likely because I went too far and said that similar horses carried men in full armour during medieval times.
I’m definitely more inclined to go to that ranch now, knowing they protect their horses and aren’t willing to injure an animal for money or fear of backlash.
I’ve experienced something like this before. There was a small roller coaster in Tennessee that my son wanted to ride but I was about 50 pounds over the weight limit. I wasn’t able to get on but my wife did. i didn’t blame anybody else other than me. I felt extremely bad for not being able to experience this with my kid so I got on a diet and have lost 110 pounds since then.
Great job, man ✨🙌✨ I wish my friend- the mother of a young child- would do the same as you. GOOD FOR YOU for taking charge of your own behavior and body 💪💪💪
Well done. Took my husband 30 years to get his weight in control and he keeps telling me how amazing he looks which makes me so happy for him. He does look amazing but I thought he looked amazing before as well.
I just think it's ridiculous at this point. Unless you have medical issues that cause your weight issues, I refuse to feel bad. I had a really flat (but also a bit underweight) tummy and my doctor put me on a med (for my anger issues) that made me gain 30 pounds. My knees were in so much pain just from 30 pounds. Technically I needed to gain weight as my flat tummy was from unfortunately my acid reflux issues for almost 2 years. I lost 15 pounds recently and my knees feel 10x better and I'm a healthy weight. Not a flat tummy, but a healthy tummy. If 30 pounds and being a little overweight killed my knees, I can't imagine what being fat does to your body.
@Chiinx_ Xo That's weird, people in other countries are stressed out with medical issues as well and you don't see them being morbidly obese at these overwhelming statistics. Maybe it has something to do with an overabundance of sugar dense foods, and people refusing to put them down and go to the gym for longet than a week? Maybe the vast, vast majority are just using medical issues as a crutch because they're too lazy?
@Chiinx_ Xo This! I legitimately have genetic issues that make it hard for me to lose weight, I didn't eat myself to death, I ate what was required by the dietician I saw and I still struggle to lose weight. (ty to birth control for the weight gain btw) But people just assume I'm fat and lazy, my boyfriend is extremely underweight and can't gain weight, but he's constantly praised for being skinny when in reality he's more unhealthy than me
My people, i may have the worst genetics when it comes to losing weight, unless you literally can't lose weight (for example, you produce too much insulin) there's really no reason to be fat, stress is only an excuse because you could very well workout and say that it relieves your stress. Anyway, back to the main comment, my man, woman, child, drug dealer, attack helicopter, try doing some body weight exercises for some time, it will strength your tendons and ligaments, if they still hurt go see a doctor
@@accelmemory big facts. well said mate. send these obese people to a country that is suffering famine and suddenly their so called medical issues dont make them "automatically" fat within 2 months.
@@accelmemory that’s because america is FILLED with crappy food for less. it’s ridiculous. not only this but healthcare is not free, therefore some medical issues go untreated. it’s sad how the government works
According to a quick Google search, the average weight of a racehorse would be around 500kg, but in the range of 400-600kg. Larger breeds can be double that. That means a horse that weights about 500kg would have a limit in the US of about 220lbs. It's quite possible that the last time she rode a horse, she was under 220lbs, because it's not massively under what she was in this video. It's also possible that she last rode a horse that weighed towards the 600kg mark on the high end of the scale, which would have a limit of about 265lbs. A larger breed of horse weighing 2000lbs would have a limit of a 400lb person. She can probably find a different ranch very easily that has horses that will accommodate her weight given the information I found. But it's always best to check before going. And in no way is it the ranches fault for having the wrong breed to support her weight.
race horses wont b used for the general customers on a ranch bcoz they are super expensive. and ranches that have them, dont usually own them, they get paid to look after them by a rich owner somewhere. this means the horse she wanted to ride must've been very small, or much bigger than the average horse and she is lying about herself being 220lbs and she's actually around 300lbs.
@WinterMan I'm not saying they were race horses, it's just the breed that popped up from a search, but it was a reference, I don't know how big/small race horses are in comparison to other horses but I thought it was a good average that other websites seemed to be saying around the same area
@@joshualiley Even then, just because the horse can carry doesn't mean it'll be comfortable for them, which should be the priority rather than the satisfaction of the human consumer. It doesn't help that they have to carry for long periods of time; Imagine having to carry a backpack filled with heavy books for 30 minutes or more. You can definitely carry it, however it's not the best feeling, and you'd probably have backpain for the next few hours.
As someone who rides horses as a sport 20% is actually maximum, the recommended percentage is actually 15%. So lets say the horse she wanted to ride weighs 1,100, 20 percent of 1,000 is right around 165 and 20 percent is 220. That 15 percent also includes tack, which means that is she were to ride a horse, she would be almost doubling the weight of the maximum. Anyone of Remi's minions who went to hate on that ranch should be ashamed of themselves because at the end of the day they could have put a good hearted business who actually takes care of their horses out of business.
Yeah but why should people be concerned with facts and reality when they could just continue to live in fantasy land and not give a crap about the actual health and safety of the animal. Thank you for providing information about horses it’s definitely helpful to know the details of it!!
Love your honest take on this subject. She had to be doing it on purpose, knowing she’d get refused and she could do the fake tears and complain for her supposed “likes” how sad for her.
back when I weighted 60 kilos I was allowed to ride basically any horse. now I'm almost 90, and when I went to that ranch I could only ride this big muscular stallion, which was more expensive to ride, so I prefered to just watch. it's the consecuences of my own decisions, so I didn't threw a temper tantrum about it
dude, I was 10 years old when I wanted to ride a pony in a ranch fest but I was denied. The ponies in the ride were meant to carry small kids and although I felt left out as my sisters could ride them because they were younger (I was a tall kid back then btw), I didn't make a big deal out of it, I was only 10 and already understood the pony's safety comes first. It's outstanding this girl is so selfish she'd rather hurt an innocent animal than accept reality.
Huge respect for the ranch for taking care of their horse❤️ It makes me feel happy that there’s still good people in this world who care about the animals and not about the money.
I swear, the people part of this movement are the most fragile and insecure. Just because you refuse to lose weight, doesn't mean everything is suddenly fatphobic. It's not fatphobic for them to not let you break a horse's back and a bluey episode isn't fat-phobic for showing the family eat healthy and exercise. Jfc these people need to get a grip
Fr. I’m obese and I hate the fat acceptance movement. The original body positivity movement was encouraged to basically just see the beauty in themselves and others who look different. It was good, but now it’s just a bunch of fat people trying to blame everyone else for their insecurities and problems😂
Tell me about it, i am slightly over overweight but this month i've been exercising and eat healthier. People said i got slimmer now and my old pants fit me again, best feelings ever. Instead of blaming anyone for your shit let's workout to solve the problem here can't we?
As an overweight person I totally agree. Ive never been denied to go on rides or horses etc. but if it was a matter of safety for the horse, myself or others, I would actually have more respect for the company because it shows they care.
@@everybodyhatescris3102there are different levels of overweight. Being "overweight" doesn't automatically mean too heavy to ride. A shorter person might be overweight at 140, way below the safety threshold for horse riding.
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So she's trying to potentially ruin a ranch because they care more about the horses health over her fat feelings? The worlds crazy man.
it 2023 yea it MAD look about see all BS going on
The same people who cannot control their eating cannot control their emotions. Super simple. An ounce of discipline on this woman’s part would have solved the problem. Being overweight is forgivable. Being 240 and demanding to ride a living being you could possibly hurt is so lacking on self-awareness it hurts.
The world is ignorant.
Thankfully she's not gonna live long and well be rid of another garbage human
Human rights goes to peoples head for some people it's too much power and she is one of those people
Shout out to Deep Hollow Ranch for protecting their horses against extreme weight.
Gigantism weight
@@dukeofenglandI’m 5’1” and used to be 60lbs overweight, and yup, I was (wait for it) FAT. lol. In no world did I ever think people were being “fatphobic” towards me. I was unhealthy, unhappy, had breathing issues and diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Yep that hit me. I was delusional and telling myself i was ok and happy with my weight. Total lie.
I went straight to their website and left a review praising them for not subjecting the horse to that amount of weight.
Bear in mind that horses didn't exactly win the evolutionary lottery. They have to be strong enough to hold up what is essentially a wheelbarrow load of wet grass in their gut. That's bad enough. I imagine she'd have been thrown off the moment she hit the saddle. The yard did her a favour saving her a trip to hospital.
@@letmebetheoned5648 Glad you lost the weight, I bet you feel much better, stay healthy
Imagine a grown woman whining and crying because a ranch put their horses safety before her selfish needs. In one breath she says she would never hurt the horse or put it in any danger, and in the next breath she invites her followers to ruin that ranch because they wouldn’t let her hurt the horse. Real stand up broad for sure!! 🤦🏼♀️
I say lets bring back the vastly underused term "broad" to describe women like this and others who imagine themselves to be women. "Broad". I like it.
Needs? You mean wants.
It’s called the “nice bully” personality
Nailed it!!
Yeah.
Kudos and a big shout out to the ranch for caring for their horses' safety and well-being.
U mean a fat shout out
@@yodad4776you mean curve shout out
The fact that she cares more about her own wants over the horse's health and safety speaks volumes to her character. It's no wonder she felt totally justified in destroying this small business. What a horrible individual! I'm just glad the horse's owners stood up to her.
She didn’t destroy anything except her reputation lmao. Only thing she did is take a panoramic shot for people to see how nice the scenery is
It sounds like the owners son was right
@@echo-048calling it how he sees it
I’m not surprised she doesn’t care for the horses well-being, when she doesn’t even take care of her own.
We took a horseback ride through Bryce canyon. Beautiful, life changing event.
Anyway, my dad is a tall, broad guy, a bit overweight at times but never even CLOSE to morbid, but due to a little extra and being naturally big he was about 250. Horse and mule limit for that place was was 225.
You know what he did?
Planned ahead for the trip and lost the weight, and was able to join us on an amazing day.
I’m glad the horses safety was taken into account when allowing people to ride or not
They should let the horse ride her and see how she likes it lmao
No furry shit
completely agree!
@@FranticHog She might, furries are known to somehow have lots of money
@@FranticHog LMAOOO 😂
@@FranticHog Ayo wtf??? 🤨🤨
As a true rancher, the health and safety of my horses come first. I will never jeopardize my horses just to make a person feel better about themselves. The ranch did the right thing by putting the horses first
Also, I'm a novice for horse riding but I've done it a few times. Don't you also have to consider how the rider fits into the horse? The last time i wrode a horse i actually was doing curvy/smaller plus size modeling but i was under 200 lbs, I'm very average height for a female and i had been put on a horse i think that was about 16-17 hands. She was a fun spicy thing but of what i remember was she was almost too big around for my legs to reach comfortably. But i was still able to put my weight onto the stirrups and lean forward like the instructor showed us (we were doing western style) i saw his 18 hands horse who was a gorgeous giant cuddlebug but i was thinking i would be dangerous on him because it would be too hard to balance with my aggressively average length legs. Am i right i thinking this?
I’m no expert, but could you shoe and saddle the big broad instead?
☘thankyou 🇮🇪
Personally I keep my weight down as much as possible bc I try to ride on a regular basis. I also don't ride if the temp isn't optimal. It's not just about me when I ride
@@liltwistofcaine she could handle it better
Forcing a horse to carry this behemoth would be animal abuse.
Hilarious
Fr
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talk about a "beast of burden"
I'm fat. You know what worries me a lot more than "fatphobia"? The fact that there are sections of our society that actively ignore reality in order to enable people's unhealthy behavior. Good on these ranchers for standing up for their horses.
Same, I’m 236lbs and 5’7 and I think this whole movement is extremely stupid like it started out sort of reasonably well then it just moved into praising obesity
😢 i meam yeah reality hurts but they shouldnt really force it... It makes the other good half feel more bad about themselves bruv
It will all catch up to them when all these people that don’t care about their health are dying at 50 years old while everyone who takes care of their health will be living into their 70s-80s or even longer. We will have the last laugh when we are still living healthy while they are long gone. Also life in general is 10x better for people that are healthy. These people are just lazy and started to make this trend of “being fat is good” so they don’t have to put effort in and change. It’s disgusting
@@ChrisPtoes27 Fr shot goofy as fudge
I'm every "phobia"
_"Sorry, ma'am, but we don't want our horses crushed to death."_ 😂
She was 15000% of the horse... It stood no chance
As a horse rider myself, the fact that she’s crying about not being able to ride a horse since she’s over 15% (it really should be 15% for horses and 20% for ponies tack included) is actually horrible. If they let her ride that horse it could possibly permanently damage that horse. I’m really happy that the ranch didn’t let her abuse their animals.
Ponies are smaller than horses so it should be no more than 10% over for large ponies and no more than 5% for miniture horses!
@@jessicapearson9479 Ponies have much hardier bones and trough out history they were bred to carry larger amount of weight than new breed of sport horses for instance. But of course welsh ponies can carry less amount of weight in comparison to their weight than shetlands for instance. But overall ponies can carry up to 20 percent of their weight.
It will damage the horses back!!! He cannot handle the weight! I’m sorry if she has rode before!! With the weight she is.. common sense! Is she that incredibly inconsiderate
I will go to that ranch!!! I will support them! This is crazy to have to b penalized against protecting your horse!! I would be angry because of this lie!!! They were protecting their horse! She’s horrible
That women is 240lbs. 20% of that is 48lbs. I say she should have to carry a 50lbs backpack around for the length of time she was going to go riding. Let her ass know what she was crying to put that horse through.
I am a horse owner and riding instructor. With that being said, I have to agree with the Hollow Ranch for making the call on this situation. First and foremost the rider's safety should be considered.
Not to mention the health and safety of the horse.
Her feelings are more important to her than the livelihood of the ranch, the staff, and the health and well being of the animals.
That should tell you everything you need to know about this person.
She's just upset about it
Dont judge people too much smh
Netizens these days
I understand she wants to ride without caring about the horses but she can genuinely upset about it tho
@@timasanaklamada7618 genuinely upset to the point she'd ruin other peoples lives and animals for her feelings of being upset
:( boho 😢
@@timasanaklamada7618 You're actually siding with her? Lol Netizens these days.
@@timasanaklamada7618 how arrogant of u to say that BS u was spewing smh..
So you rather the horse DIE because you "desperately" want to ride it? Now that's selfish.
TikToker logic
@@littled5986 Where’s the logic in it?
@@Dking-sf6ie there is none
@@littled5986 Exactly
Nah, she doesn't even realise what damage she would cause. Imagine getting a beautiful horse for your birthday, but they say " no thank you mam, the only animal on this earth not exceeding your weight is the elephant"
I'd give the ranch 5 stars for actually caring about their horses.
Edit: I'm unsure where people are basing their assumptions on, but perhaps I wasn't clear enough.
I'm happy they kept refusing the woman in the video, because it means they consider the horses' safety over money.
I however do NOT agree with the woman in the video, and think she should start acting like an adult and move on with her day.
I don't approve of the way she handled the situation, but I'm proud of people for not allowing her to pressure them into her demands.
Do it and so will i
@@lel3450 I'm looking for their website to drop a 5 star review
@@masha-yq4fd already did. Left them a solid 5 on Google, thanked them for standing up for animal rights
I did 😂
Yea she probably increased their business!
her feelings count more than the health of the horse is basically what we are being told to think and say.
I hate how these influencer weaponize their fan base if something isn’t going their way. Absolutely horrendous.
It's like a child crying for some attention
You are correct, but how else could she play the victim if they didn't?
@@SomeGuyWithABlueMask You are right on the mark!
I hate how there is even such thing as an influencers and fan bases
Apparently, there are lots and lots of Americans who are very easy to "weaponize" via social media. It explains why we have the deeply divisive political extremism in America. About a third of our country wants to live in delusion just to feel accepted by somebody, anybody for any reason; they'll do anything for their chosen leader, friend, savior.
As an equestrian, I’m so proud that the farm didn’t let her ride. My god she could have seriously hurt or even killed that horse. Good job to the farm owners
as an equestrian you are using an animal. That animal has every right to live and to be free as you but you do not even contemplate this do you? Do you think that the horse that loves and nuzzles you is inviting you to ride it? it just loves you. Do you tie your dog to a sled? @023 is time to stop using horses for our own gratification. Horse riding is bundled in with horse racing and dog racing. Just STOP. bring it on
@@ChuckyLad some horses love it though
@@ChuckyLad okay giggle pop, the horses at my barn enjoy being ridden, we treat them well and give them lots of affection and grooming. we give them days and weeks off of riding. please don’t comment until you know what ur talking about
@@bibblecat I well know what I am talking about. My early life was spent with horses in far west NSW, Australia. I know what I am talking about allright and you are dead wrong. My experoences with animals, cattle and sheep work, death, drought and disease entitles me to an opinion. I grew up at some stage and really thought about it. you are kidding yourself and entirely miss the point. I love my pets also and they love me but I sure do not USE them. Your immature rubbish giggle pop comment is treated with the disdain it deserves
@@ChuckyLad 🤡
As a paralyzed disabled veteran, there's lots of things that I'm not physically able to do. I'm certainly not crying over spilled milk. It's called life sweetheart.
From one military family to another, thank you for your service
Thank you for your service! I wish you the best!!
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service dude!
@@alz69420Thank you for your service
honestly man... this just shows you how little compassion these kind of people have for life outside theyr own
“ she didn’t want to hurt the horse“ will then she should understand why they had to refuse her service.
I'm so glad that the people at the ranch cared more for their horses than the horrible "influencer" did.
Is that what those people are called today: Influencers? Mmmm. I’d rather call them what they really are, spoiled attention seeking adult brats who unfortunately now have a forum to spout their pathetic b. s.
Influencing her weight with all that chocolate
She destroyed their family’s lives for a viral tick tick video. Society is doomed.💀
Society's BEEN doomed.
It already is doomed
If tik tok gets banned things would hopefully get better
@@patchesgaming9139 it wont. they will just flood youtube shorts
@@WinterMan. YT shorts wouldn't be as successful as Tik tok
Shout out to the ranch for caring more about their horses than money!
The horse is their money. Healthier horse=longer life and more rides. I agree the ranch did the right thing. She’s absolutely ridiculous
Well, they have to care about them. They can't make money if their horses keep on getting injured.
I'd let her ride a horse, if she can lift 20 percent of her body weight for 5 minutes.
It's probably not just about the horse, but liability too. An overwhelmed horse is more likely to lose balance and fall, causing potentially life threatening injury.
She is too big to ride she looks like she weighs 360 pounds
The son was 100% correct in describing how her behavior & life choices manifested.
These negative reviews from this so called ‘normal curve’ model and her followers would make me want to support this horse ranch 1,000%. They are obviously seriously good people who put the horses well being before money. Well done and keep up the great work! Cheers and wishing you all the best from Australia 🇦🇺
everyone agrees pretty much.
She's not normal.
Their reviews are overwhelming positive! There is still common sense in this world!
And of course, she goes straight onto the Internet to complain about it like the narcissist that she is. With zero accountability, of course. It's always everyone else's fault.
She counts as an everyone 🤡
She knows that she'll get instant validation for her complaint.
I have been turned down to ride as a man at 6'2 and 220 lbs, in good shape and with significant horse experience. Depending on the horse ranch, they may or may not have a suitable horse for a given weight available on the day you want to ride. Some people are afraid of large horses, so the smaller sizes are more popular. Also, there might be concerns for a person that is physically out of shape. It is easy to be seriously injured falling off a horse. Usually, good riders are also in reasonable physical shape. When it comes to horseback riding being cautious is a good idea.
If I hadn't seen your comment, I was going to write the same thing. I'm 6'4" and at the time I was going to the stables, it was part of my job to accompany 30 clients, so I got to ride for free. There was one horse they'd let me ride, and if he wasn't available, I just watched everyone else ride, and enjoyed the time there. I didn't storm out and then claim they'd 'made me leave' .
I read your comment as, “I’ve been turned down to ride a man at 6,2 😂 not once but twice! I need more coffee
Dude thanks for clarification
I'm 6 and 215
I'd love to ride on a horse again
And she gave me the felling like I'd never have the chance again
@@smug_cat1 you're 6?!
Matt Dillion must have had one huge horse
Lady. You're too hefty for the horse. Allowing someone this large on a horse is animal abuse.
She is exactly what he called her. They should sue her for defamation. And she should step away from the cake buffet.
Impossible - she owns that fucking buffet.
Boom. Mic drop!
It would be dangerous to sue her because what if she eats them!?
@@shrekchrist2857 😆
wai- hold on just a moment there. Horse thing asside.
Cake buffets are a thing?!?!? Fuckin' sign me up. That sounds like so much fun and a great way to sample/try a bunch of new flavours without committing to a whole cake of a flavour you might not like. I've Been meaning to try a Pinapple Upside-Down for quite some time now, but im afraid i wouldnt like it, that it would be too moist or too sweet for my liking, thus would just go to waste.
My condolences to the horses she rode before. Now that people know she could care less about the health of horses, people need to call her out on her bad and uncaring behavior.
My condolences to the man bicycling her around in that cart. I think I saw that right
My condolences to whatever car she drives
She prob rode them as a kid (or less than 200 lbs).
Or she rode a larger horse. Possibly a Clydesdale or a Shire 🤷🏾♀️
@@ThatGirlJD
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So, ruining a business is ok. But calling the person that ruins a f** b*** is wrong. Sick sad world
I think everyone who agrees that the horse ranch made the right call for the safety of their horses should go and give them positive reviews to counteract the negative reviews they received thanks to this “curve model”.
Rodger! ^-^
Don't ever review a place you haven't visited. As a business owner if I start getting fake reviews, google would rip me from Google searches, they wouldn't promote my business, they would lose all trust with me and my business and then I'll have a hard time even being seen by my customers. Long story short, don't leave fake reviews no matter how nice they are because you are sabotaging the business you are trying to save
You spelled fat cow wrong
Curve model…interesting choice of words! Her weight is falling out all over her body. Stop glamorizing extreme overweight!
@@monikaw1369 “curve model” was a direct quote from the video not my words. which is why I used quotations!
okay, for context I am a horseback riding instructor. Our weight limit is around 200 pounds. we do this on a case by case basis because it depends on the riders proportion. if the person is heavy because they are tall, its not as much of an issue as a rider who is heavy because they have a hugs stomach or huge thighs. this is because their weight is not distributed evenly and can permanently damage the horses spine and cause a great amount of pain. people dont like to hear this, of course, but for the safety and welfare of BOTH the rider and the horse, it needs to be instated. Me personally, i dont think that anyone that is over 180 pounds should ride a horse UNLESS it is a draft horse breed (they are bred to be able to carry more weight). ANY REPUTABLE STABLE SHOULD HAVE THIS RULE! It does not matter if people get offended. I dont care. lose weight and come back, or dont! sorry but this had to be said.
It's animal abuse otherwise.
Exactly I remember my brother got engaged and he was taking me to his Stag Do where we were doing a fox hunt. None of us had ridden a horse before and I wasn’t allowed to because I’m 6’7 and quite muscly so I was a solid 10 kilos over the horses weight limits not including the gun which was like an extra three or so.. I remember my brothers friend shouting about it to the poor lady and I was so embarrassed, I’m not an animal expert but I know horses are fragile as anything I would have probably killed that horse if I made it go fox hunting.
@@hoop6822 thank you for remaining to your senses, I understand that it’s not great to hear that you weigh too much. your understanding of horses fragility truly protected him/her from pain
yeah i know some jousters and id imagine their horses are the only ones i could ride, im tall and heavy 6'2 id guess around 250-270 lbs but small for my weight due to muscle but ive also go a decent amount of fat especially around my gut and thighs. jousting horses must have to be big fuckers because like a 200lbs dude in 60 lbs of armour with the horse wearing about 60lbs of armour must be BIG heavy horses
@@hoop6822 I feel like this is something you should research before you do
I am male 6 foot and 245. The same thing happened to me. I took it as an "Ah-Ha" moment and realized I need to lose some weight for my own good, not just the good horse. But good on the ranch for looking out for the horse
There's no way this woman weighs 240lbs.
Unless she's 4'5"...
She's WAYYYYYYYYYYY closer to 400+.
I weigh 180 and this woman is at least 3 of me! Besides, she didn't say she weighed 240... the Creator of this video did. She just said 240 was the cutoff.
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582i mean, it might be in kg? So she could mean "i weigh over 240 [Kilogramms]"💀💀
@@somebody3319 LOL! 😆 Idk...
240kg is way more likely. 👍
But, seriously though, the cutoff for the horse is 240lbs. "Over the cutoff" could mean 240lbs... or 23,942lbs. 😆
(Or anything over 240lbs)
So yeah... I was just pointing out that she wasn't ONLY 241lbs... she exceeds the weight limit WAYYYYYYY more than "just barely". 😉
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 true that!! Like, even of she weighed "only" 240lbs, wouldnt that still be nearly double of what a horse can carry comfortably?💀
@@somebody3319 I would think so.
I know there ARE larger horses that can comfortably carry 180lb man with 40lbs of supplies...
But I didn't see any of THOSE horses on the video.
So while the horse MIGHT could carry 240lbs for an hour... I would hate to even put it through THAT much for THAT long, ya know?
But dang! Imagine if she DOES weigh 400, 450!!!
And she expected that horse to run and jump (carrying her PLUS it's own weight) when she can't even carry her own weight for 10feet!
Much less run and jump! 😄😂🤦🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
The reason for the increase is due to the breeds in the US versus the UK. A Clydesdale is able to carry more, but it should still fall within the range of 10-15 for a work load. 20 is pushing it and should only be a short distance (Though a cart is more practical for those weights)
I ride a draft horse, in a big guy so they have no problem carrying me. These horses are huge, I need a step up to mount and I'm six two.
@@DeadCat-42 People around where I live can't ride Clydesdales because they are way too fat.
@@_PannieCake_ My great great great grandfather was a teamster (back when it meant horse team) in Cincinnati where it's hilly and they make a lot of beer. Clydesdales can hall two 240 pound kegs up a 300 ft hill no problem.
Mules can carry more than horses and take very little tending, If I rented horses I'd keep one around for the heavier guests. (Mules are cool, it's no insult to ride them they are actually nice to ride as they never fall)
I hope people understand the ranch’s position and support their business more now than before.
Yep! If I'm on vacation near there, I will go.
When should your weight be considered for an activity? When you weight more than the object you want to ride.
I definitely will. That poor horse.
@@michaelgarrison688 when its safe for the horse obviously.
I love horses. I would support them.
This is another example of not wanting to accept accountability for the actions we take or the choices we make. She expects the laws of physics to change just for her.
Not for me
@@susanosborne8918 good on you susan lol☺
The ranch employee who said the "fat bitch" thing, he was angry in order to say that. He loves and takes care of the horses, and feels protective of them. The idea of a horse's back breaking upset him to the point where he expressed his feelings in the most natural way a man that young would do so. I always thought that from the beginning of this story.
Yes, I love horses, and used to ride a lot. Horse people are passionate about them, and I feel that. He expressed what a lot of people want to say but fear reprisal. Look at this woman. She wasn't allowed to injure a horse, so she wants to injure those who protected it.
You can't make this ish up.
He was right and she deserved it.
Was he wrong?
Nope. It gets exhausting, humoring all of this narcissism.
@@kb6556 yes. They do need to be put in their place. He said what the truth is.
@@kb6556 I'm thinking that woman never had her back broken before, because if she did, then maybe she'd actually care about the horse's back breaking. Selfish beeyatch!
Didnt give a single thought for the poor horse
Just checked their page and people are definitely supporting their decision! I'm so glad to see that!!
I bet you voted for Biden and Hilary.
@@excripto1tf does that have to do with anything
thank God for that!
@@excripto1 I bet you didn't pass English class LOL
@@not22cool95 We all didn’t because you were the teacher.
She looks like she graduated from McDonald's
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Imagine if she did
I haven't even watched the video yet and now i know it's gonna be good
Whyyy😂
LMAO 💀
I’m glad the business took the horses health into consideration.
Yes, they have an obligation to keep their animals safe. They have no obligations to this woman's feelings. She needs to grow up and own her issues. It seems she has many...
Yes, I would go to THAT ranch BECAUSE I know they care about their animals.
As an owner and rider, and size you should be riding a horse that can handle a bigger person. You have QHs that can be built like a brick and can carry a grown man of 6'2 and 300 lbs or you have crossbreeds with big horse breeds. Some small breeds can handle more than people think too. But people need to be aware that with a plus-size man or lady, they will need more than a little Arab, Welsh thoroughbred.
When a person gets special treatment all the time, normal treatment feels like abuse! Sad but it’s true.
Seeing a 28 year old woman crying like a toddler because people told her "no" is giving me second hand embarrassment
Edit : I now know the context of that crying video and I shouldn't have judged her without learning the context. However, I still don't agree with the way she reacted to this whole situation.
Fatphobe
Editing because of a reply just wanna say I don't think she should be allowed on a horse she is too heavy but I like facts to be facts and don't think it's fair to use a video out of context .. Actually that video is a separate ticktok and she is cry laughing about Coachella.
@@truecrimefan1433 the fact you know this means you watched her. Also means you have tiktok, yikes.
@@USA_UNITED1776 but if that person is right then...
@@USA_UNITED1776 they either saw a vid of it or they do have tiktok and watch her🥶
Man she really wants to break the horses back and now she is crying like a baby💀☠️💀☠️
Her body is like a diamond pickaxe in minecraft, one hit and the horse is dead 😂💀
@@joshwandered2944ikr
@@joshwandered2944 Also iron golem or warden
Oh just throw a couple happy meals at her ...she'll be fine
@@ratsumatra3003 i got the note taken
You should always check for a weight limit when you plan on horseback riding. Most stables will post their weight limits based on the stock they have available. You can also ask if they offer draft horses or draft crosses available to accomodate larger frames. I completely agree with the decision the ranch made and that they hold the health of the horses over making a quick buck.
I won't ask for a weight limit just because of my bodyshape. My weight is perfectly healthy and anyone who things otherwise is stupid.
I weigh 68 kg.
All I am saying is that if a person wants to avoid an embarassing situation it is good to be informed. This wasn't a judgement towards anyone, simply information. @@michakrzyzanowski8554
Thank you for saying exactly what I was going to write. The owners of the place she did ride probably had another type of horse
Most people don't have to worry about injuring the horse just by sitting on it.
@@michakrzyzanowski8554 if you're under 200 Freedom Units then you basically never have to worry about the weight limit.
There was a TV series called Bonanza. One of the cast members named Dan Blocker was obese. He had to weigh close to 300 pounds, and he constantly rode his black quarter horse. It's about a rancher and his 3 sons. The series ran from 1959 to 1973. It was a major hit television show. It also starred Lauren Green and Michael Landon. I was always a thin young woman, but I then got sick. Had 10 major back ysurgeries in 2 neck surgeries. I was happily married until my husband was killed 2 years ago. I went to a whopping 240 pounds myself and lost 80 pounds now weighing 165 pounds. As a form of fat person, I totally agree that a person of such weight should not ride a horse. It is uncomfortable for the horse. I think it's torture that's unfair for the horse Cruel, inhumane speaking as a former fat person. Thank you so much for telling us about this story.
I have a friend who is a tad overweight. Nowhere near this model i've never heard of though. She wanted to pick up horse riding again but was told she was too heavy. There's a fairly strict limit in europe as well. I am so proud of her because she worked her butt off to lose the necessary weight. She did it and she never whined about it. Now she gets to ride a horse and is getting fitter everyday by going to the gym three times week and watching her diet.
Glad she got to do it!
@@ad-ry3uz??? This person is proud of their friend because they're finally doing something they like. Yeah, as a friend, you should obviously be proud and happy for every good things your friends are doing. How is it bad ???
@ad-ry3uz And that's totally not humiliating. That's just a story about them. If you feel offended by this when you probably aren't friend with both of them, I guess you should reflect on yourself.
@@ad-ry3uzBruv go outside 💀
I feel like the only reason why people want plus size accommodations is cuz they're too lazy to change. At least Tammy had a funny show and amazing Oompaville videos about her
As an overweight woman, I completely agree with not letting her ride the horse. When I was in highschool (and also very much overweight) I went to a ranch with my girl Scout Troop to go horseback riding. Nobody told me I couldn't get on the horse and I wasn't aware that my weight could hurt him. We went in two groups because there wasn't enough horses for everyone. I was in the first group and my horse honestly seemed like he was handling me pretty well. He had no problem keeping up with the group, however, when one of my friends got him in the second group, she complained that he was too slow. While he didn't get hurt, he got tired a lot quicker than all of the other horses. We went on a 15-30 minute ride (on an easy, flat trail) for each group. I shudder to think what would have happened to the poor baby if we went for a longer ride on a rougher trail. I haven't been on another horse since and I won't attempt to until I get my weight under control.
Your a sweet soul, I wish you the best on your health journey. May I suggest nighttime affirmations for your goals. Our brains are quantum computers and often we need a reprogramming to replace old programs including programs concerning health and body functions. Also morphogenic fields are extremely helpful and work great if done long enough, usually 2-3x a day for 21-30 days. Subliminals and nighttime affirmations also should be used for 21-30 days to successfully reprogram the brain to function as intended with the desired goals. It’s super easy and I have had great results with behavioral and emotional issues using these ways. Hoping this helps you on your journey. You deserve to be healthy and happy. ❤❤❤
Good on ya darl, sense is rare sometimes.
@@micklee721 straight up. I really wish the "health at every size" mob would understand that if you're going to live your life as an obese person, there are going to be some limitations on what you can and cannot do. Not being able to ride on the back of a living thing is one of them.
Your comment is honest and forthcoming. Bravo to you for sharing your experience. ❤
I used to work with shetland ponies giving rides to 4-5 year olds. We had to tell really obese kids they couldn’t ride, and it was devastating to them. But I knew the old boys couldn’t handle the kid’s weight, because the kid was 120lbs (an average child should be about a third of that weight). I weighed less than that poor kid at the time (I was underweight back then due to medical issues). It made me mad the parents insisted the kid was “healthy” when I expressed my concerns when she yelled at me to hurt the ponies instead of not over feeding the child.
That was 10 years ago now. I hope the kid is ok.
How are we not talking about the guy who seemed to pull both of the girls weight on a bicycle at a steady rate? Props to him
And also the girl (friend?) laughing her ass off next to her.🤣🤣🤣
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Lol exactly what I was thinking
A complete unrelated note
Lmao 🤣
when you ride a horse you're sitting on their spine and pretty much on their kidneys. it is a serious risk to the wellbeing and potentially the life of the horse. people like her enrage me.
"You have to make several conscious daily decisions to get to that weight" is such a true statement.
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Its sad how much I feel these people responses is PURE reaction to that on a subconscious level. They just REFUSE to take accountability , that the difficulties and issues from them being overweight, is THEIR FAULT! They don't want to be accountable for their own lack of health.
I got overweight because i got suicidal and coped by overeating/stressesting.
I didn’t set out to be fat, and i think its rather ignorant to assume i choose to be fat.
I ate to survive, i ate as a coping mechanism. Would you rather i cut myself? Would you rather i became anorexic? Perhaps that would have been better.
I would not complain over not being allowed to break a horse’s back, however, but if you have not been fat, you probably don’t realise how hard it is to get better.
Fatness is a disease, and a handicap in some regards.
I can’t walk for very long before my entire body aches from all the weight my bones, my joints, my muscles and ligaments have to strain under.
I intend to loss weight, but its a lot harder than anyone who haven’t been fat could ever know.
Yes, asking for certain things because you are fat, and being upset when you get rejected for safety reasons when you are fat, is idiotic, but when i can’t sit in chairs in public, being relatively on the smaller scale of overweight, without the armrests biting my sides, perhaps theres a problem? It certainly doesn’t encourage fat people to go into a world, that seemingly despise them.
I am glad that someone stood up for the horses.
Fatphobe
She’s like “ I am a curve model , look at me , look at me”
Now she’s like “ I’m too fat to ride a horse. Pity me , pity me”
Well I don’t pity you ma’am . You made decisions in life that impacted not only your health but the way you’re able to live and it’s no one’s fault but your own. Now stop whining when someone tells you “no”
You did this to yourself. Welcome to the world of accountability.
"Actschualli having to take responsibility for my actions is VERY discriminatory misterrr"
Very well said!
Welcome to the world of accountability...😂😂 Class!
Yeah to weigh that much you have to be eating so insanely much. If she simply ate a little less she’d lose a bunch of weight. It takes so much more effort to weigh that much than to not. I don’t have great metabolism, there’s been times where I lived off fast food and ate a bunch.. I still never got to 200 pounds. When I simply started eating a little less and more healthy.. I lost 30 pounds. I get how it feels, I love food, but you have to be constantly eating to weigh that much.
Notice the lack of tears and the bad acting. She's just manipulating her audience. I wouldn't be surprised if she set this whole situation up.
How selfish and cruel, expecting a working animal to haul her gigantic carcass. I wouldn't let her ride an elephant.
She's the reason why shampoo bottles have instructions 💀
And warning labels that everyone foolish enough ignores
And water bottles have ingredients
@@chibi_okami scrolling through the comments to make sure there are other sane ppl who think this lady’s insane lol! also i loveeeee your animal crossing pfp it’s very pretty and cute
@@scrxmblegxmble Thank you! :D ✨
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I wanted to ride a horse a while back. Found a place that offered rides and it said right there on the website that they had a 250 pound weight limit. I weighed myself and tilted the scale at 257 pounds. I didn't blast them for "discriminating against fat bodies." I thought to myself, "if I'm so fat I could injure a fucking horse just by sitting on it, something has to change."
I started watching my calories like a hawk and doing some light exercises when I could. It's been less than two years since then; I've dropped 82 pounds and I'm sitting at a comfortable 175.
What's her excuse?
Her excuse is being insecure and desperate for attention.
Congratulations on loosing that much weight woah!! I struggle with gaining weight so it always brings me joy when other people achieve their weight goals
Good. People should care more for the others around them, instead of just themselves. Thank you for being considerate, and congrats. :]
Did you ever get to ride a horse in the end?!
@@Catherine.Dorian. Yea, we need this story to have closure!! haha
I worked at a horse ranch for a few years and one year this really overweight family came in. I believe our weight cap was around 190 or 200, but this one guy definitely weighed more than that. I was surprised he could even support his own body weight. My boss came out with one of our lightest horses who already had leg problems and helped his guy get up on him. I kid you not, that horse almost fell over instantly. I’m standing there like “what the f*ck this has to be animal abuse” as they ride off. My coworker didn’t say anything to my boss and neither did I, she wouldn’t have listened anyway. I don’t work there anymore cause they barely paid me and treated me awfully, same with their horses. Most of those poor things were overweight.
You really should report them. They're probably still abusing the animals.
@thelightfantastic Yes. Yes it does!
I worked there when I was about 14, 15. I'm 17 now, and you're right, I'm definitely compliant since I did not report them. Honestly, I didn't think of it, as sad as that sounds. I wouldn't call the ranch "abusive" but I would say it's definitely neglectful. I'm going to report them now that you guys mention it, it just concerns me where the horses would be sent. The humane society in my city kills more animals than they take in, and I'm not sure if we have equine services. Animal rights aren't exactly a priority in my state , unfortunately... I'll do some research on animal control and such.
Thats horrible. What horse ranch is that? The horses don’t deserve that.
@@mbehji6505Thats the thing people overlook, their own safety. I'd sue someone if the horse fell and rolled on me while riding. That release of liability only covers so much. If I am negligently put on a horse that can't support my weight, I'm going to need financial compensation.
Dressed so appropriately too , can you imagine the horse’s face when she saw her approaching . Riding school excellent !
im happy for the horse,imagine what would happen to him if they letted her in
They'd definitely have to put it down. Horses are brittle creatures
@@Cumbrianlad3363 glue factory?
let* but true
@@CM-wv8ns bro 🤣💀
@HappierSage That's what my public school teachers said about the hooves... oh and the tail hairs are used for the violin bows
that's when you know it's time to hit the gym.
That when you know its time to stop eating
That’s when you know it’s time to stop breathing
@@joshwandered2944 Got dark fast😂
Fatphobic
not how it works anymore. thats how it worked before now instead you make everyone believe your delusion. you dont actually better yourself thats ridiculous lol
I'm surprised Peta ain't calling her out for wanting to break a horses back. That's pretty much a death sentence for the horse.
Peta is never there when you need them.
@@TK-1895
unless you need them to put down a little girl’s dog for no reason.
Peta would probably kill the horse
lmao peta and this woman are on the same side which is you know virtue signaling
i think peta doesn't really work for animals, i don't follow that so i might be on the dark side but most of the time i heard of them is just doing riots and killing animals.
These “influencers” really blame everything but themselves huh 💀
Yes
it annoys me how people will ruin other people's lives just for views on tiktok and then complain about how tiktok is getting banned
she is defo an influencer bcoz suddenly i feel like eating kfc. she influencing me bro
@@WinterMan. 😄😄
@@WinterMan. XD
I’m glad they kept the horse safe .
as a equestrian who owns and works with horses on the daily, I’m glad the horses health and safety was taken into account. I see way to often that places like these (trail riding facilities and such that are for tourists) don’t take weight limits into account and let ppl ride horses that are either just unhealthy or that they are too big for. glad this place didn’t.
As a horse I wanna say thank you for keeping my kind safe
was on a trail ride years ago, up into the mountains, and there was a really heavy woman trying to mount her horse (she had 2 guys helping her) and when she finally got on, the horse collapsed on the ground. It was awful, horse was OK and not sure how she ended up getting out of there as our group left at that time.
@@geebrewer8186That’s horrible! There was a video around awhile back of a very heavy woman trying endlessly to get up on a horse and if I remember correctly, I think it was at a tropical place for riding on the beach. You could SEE the horse’s legs shaking as she repeatedly tried to hoist her massive body up onto it. There is no way that horse made it very far after they all helped push her onto it. Especially if it had to tread on sand! Just an incredibly stupid and cruel thing to do to that poor horse. But f*tty is happy. 🙄
I think it’s crazy that animal activists aren’t immediately flooding this woman’s comments. She wanted to abuse an animal for no reason than to entertain herself and threw a tantrum when they wouldn’t let her
Theyre focused on banning cheese burgers
Seriously, the ONLY time we need PETA, they’re not around 🙃
I suggest doing a little more research before you comment (what the creator of the video also should've done). She has explicitly mentioned that she never wanted to hurt any horses, but had just wished that the ranch had mentioned a weight limit on their website, just like other sports do (paragliding for example). For the record; I don't think she's in the right either for posting all of it on tiktok while it could've been handled privately, but calling her an abuser? Ehhh.
@@NB0605 Did the website advertised itself as being able to carry all weight? If not, then just because they didn't post it doesn't mean you can't ask them, and if you focused more on the fact that these are actual animals rather than the entertainment, you won't just say "Oh hey, they didn't post the weight limit. That must mean those horses could carry infinite amount of weight!" you'd think "Oh, they didn't post a weight limit. I should probably ask". She also mentioned that they're a smaller business so that website could've not even been updated for a while or was new and still under development.
You also can just...say things that don't align with your actions, which she clearly would be an example of if she said she never wanted to hurt any horses yet never bothered to check if her weight would bother them. Being decent isn't just about verbal affirmation, it's also spatial and self awareness.
And on the bit about calling her an abuser - Perhaps not, but considering she made a big song and dance about how she just expects the average horse to be able to carry her weight and ruined a small business that guessing by the son's reaction is probably they're passion and pride, maybe even their only income of money, people don't care. Especially when she acted so smug about insulting the business. It's just gross.
@@NB0605 No I’m aware she said she didn’t wanna hurt horses…but her actions did not follow her words. She threw a tantrum for not being able to ride a horse even though she knew it could hurt it. She posted a video getting people to attack the owners because they wouldn’t let her ride the horse. She’s probably going to continue to ride horses that don’t support her weight if the owners are negligent enough. Last time I checked she didn’t even delete the video, just turned off comments.
To me, it seems like she said that to try to avoid more backlash.
As a pre-vet major, watching a grown woman cry over not being allowed to damage the health of a horse is kinda sad.
Hilarious, but sad.
As a vet, you will see a lot more that breaks your heart.
How does you being a pre vet major make you sad about a fat woman?
@@josheakins5137 it's not the fat woman that makes him sad, it's the reaction of the full grown (adult) fat woman. She reacts like a little child and that's actually pretty sad.
@@josheakins5137 Pre-Vet student cares about animal wlfare. Seeing someone put their own desires over the welfare of an animal is sad to someone that cares about animals. That the woman is fat is not the main issue.
Not just sad, but extremely childish.
where is the SPCA. they need to stop these people and give them a realty check
Allowing her to ride a horse would be considered a cruelty against the animal. Not only that it could severely hurt both the jockey and the horse. And no one wants to get sued I presume.
I don’t think you know a lot about this topic but as an equestrian someone her weight could ride a horse as long and the horse is large enough she would just need to ride really large horse breeds like Clydesdales. Essentially it’s based of the horse and person size.
@@S5S5066 so maybe they don't HV this breed.
Overall I feel it's always at the discretion of the owner that one should be allowed to ride.
@@S5S5066 Well what if they didn't have large breeds? That's probably the reason they would refuse a customer.
The owners took a public bashing for the safety of the animals. That's extremely respectful. This girl should feel ashamed. And this is coming from a 240 pound man
Respect for u king 🗿🍷
let’s face it she was crying because she missed out on an opportunity to film cute horse content for her tiktok, it can’t be cause she cares about horses. if she cared about horses she would have understood WHY she was refused and wouldn’t question it. if you’re too fat to ride a horse, don’t attack the ranch. maybe eat less ranch. too much ranch is what got you here lady 😂
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I tend to agree with the teenage employee, that horse dodged a cannonball
Big Shoutout to DEEP HOLLOW RANCH for protecting the welfare of their horses by restricting the burden and actual abuse that's involved in carrying a grossly obese human who could seriously hurt the non consenting animal just for the obese persons entertainment. Kudos to that Ranch.
My daughter has a binge eating disorder,and as a result is very overweight. When her college class attended horse riding,she wasn’t allowed to ride. I supported this,as much as it upset her. I explained to her that due to her weight,she could hurt the horse badly. I suggested she do things to help take care of the horses instead. That way she got some exercise,and took pride in what she was doing. It also helped reinforce how her bingeing and her weight restricted what she could and couldn’t do.
I mean, you could get her specialized counseling for her ED, but yeah, go with shame. That'll help. 🙃
@@TheMotherofTacos Wow! You sure went in without knowledge! Firstly, I did get her specialised counselling for her ED,which she receives to this very day. I had to fight for it,as she’s also autistic with learning difficulties,and they were trying to fob it off as a “sensory issue”. It’s a slow process. She has improved,and lost some weight,but still has occasional binges. My explanation to her was with the counsellor present. I had also consulted with the counsellor prior to the appointment to discuss how we needed to explain why she couldn’t ride the horses. Do you think it would have been better to lie? Sometimes helping someone means you have to tell them things honestly rather than sugarcoat it. You just have to word things appropriately. Which I did with the aid of the ED counsellor.
You are a great mom. You told her the truth and suggested how important taking care of an animal is. I am glad she is not binging as much. I wish the best for you and your daughter
@@karenmay2648 thank you so much.
give motivation to overcome a disorder and come out a better person into adulthood perfect parenting. Wish you raised this girl too... or maybe not, might hurt your good parent reputation.
I'mma say this. RIDING A HORSE IS A LUXURY. I would understand if she was refused basic and needed transportation. But crying because you weren't allowed to do a rather expensive and unnecessary activity because you do not met requirements is beyond me. Some of ya'll get way to comfortable with the internet. Like no one would have even knew about her devastation if she just never posted it. This kind of venting should always be kept between you and your inner circle.
What I’m saying
This majestic beast is strong enough to tow a car, but all your weight directly on the middle of their spine is dangerous. Make better life choices fat-so.
Now we need to give that ranch thousands of 5 star reviews
agreed!! i didn’t even catch the name of it
Count me in. Someone share the name of it .
Hopefully it didnt die completely
@@JDarkAngeI this might make people think pegasus looks bad. There's a reason why info shouldn't be shared cause people go out of their way to shit on someone (I know you said five star reviews but if all the reviews are gonna mention her then they might b like wtf)
@@JDarkAngeI sorry some people suck ass and ruin it for others I know not everyone is like that..
Growing up, I used to border my horse at a nearby ranch that rented out saddle horses for visitors. They actually kept a Percheron x Thoroughbred cross and two Belgian x Warmbloods crosses for the heavy-set people to ride. I remember this one lady who complained that she wanted to ride a horse like mine (an Arabian mare that I owned at the time). I explained to her that the Percheron cross she was riding was more suitable for her weight. She didn't talk to me for the rest of the day. Most likely because I went too far and said that similar horses carried men in full armour during medieval times.
Hey- you spoke the truth. Some people just cannot handle that.
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Lmao you're not wrong 💀
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How long did you border your horse, without finding out the term is Board, not Border?
I’m definitely more inclined to go to that ranch now, knowing they protect their horses and aren’t willing to injure an animal for money or fear of backlash.
Crying because she’s not allowed to break a poor horse’s back.
I’ve experienced something like this before. There was a small roller coaster in Tennessee that my son wanted to ride but I was about 50 pounds over the weight limit. I wasn’t able to get on but my wife did. i didn’t blame anybody else other than me. I felt extremely bad for not being able to experience this with my kid so I got on a diet and have lost 110 pounds since then.
Great job ❤❤
Great job, man ✨🙌✨ I wish my friend- the mother of a young child- would do the same as you. GOOD FOR YOU for taking charge of your own behavior and body 💪💪💪
Man that's awesome 👌
Well done !
Well done. Took my husband 30 years to get his weight in control and he keeps telling me how amazing he looks which makes me so happy for him. He does look amazing but I thought he looked amazing before as well.
I just think it's ridiculous at this point. Unless you have medical issues that cause your weight issues, I refuse to feel bad. I had a really flat (but also a bit underweight) tummy and my doctor put me on a med (for my anger issues) that made me gain 30 pounds. My knees were in so much pain just from 30 pounds. Technically I needed to gain weight as my flat tummy was from unfortunately my acid reflux issues for almost 2 years. I lost 15 pounds recently and my knees feel 10x better and I'm a healthy weight. Not a flat tummy, but a healthy tummy. If 30 pounds and being a little overweight killed my knees, I can't imagine what being fat does to your body.
@Chiinx_ Xo That's weird, people in other countries are stressed out with medical issues as well and you don't see them being morbidly obese at these overwhelming statistics. Maybe it has something to do with an overabundance of sugar dense foods, and people refusing to put them down and go to the gym for longet than a week? Maybe the vast, vast majority are just using medical issues as a crutch because they're too lazy?
@Chiinx_ Xo This! I legitimately have genetic issues that make it hard for me to lose weight, I didn't eat myself to death, I ate what was required by the dietician I saw and I still struggle to lose weight. (ty to birth control for the weight gain btw)
But people just assume I'm fat and lazy, my boyfriend is extremely underweight and can't gain weight, but he's constantly praised for being skinny when in reality he's more unhealthy than me
My people, i may have the worst genetics when it comes to losing weight, unless you literally can't lose weight (for example, you produce too much insulin) there's really no reason to be fat, stress is only an excuse because you could very well workout and say that it relieves your stress. Anyway, back to the main comment, my man, woman, child, drug dealer, attack helicopter, try doing some body weight exercises for some time, it will strength your tendons and ligaments, if they still hurt go see a doctor
@@accelmemory big facts. well said mate. send these obese people to a country that is suffering famine and suddenly their so called medical issues dont make them "automatically" fat within 2 months.
@@accelmemory that’s because america is FILLED with crappy food for less. it’s ridiculous. not only this but healthcare is not free, therefore some medical issues go untreated. it’s sad how the government works
She would've broke the horse's back
Her body is like a diamond pickaxe in minecraft, one hit and the horse is dead 😂💀
@@joshwandered2944 Critical Hit
We need to promote fat shaming
I don’t blame the son for saying that. His whole business was ruined just because this woman was petty.
According to a quick Google search, the average weight of a racehorse would be around 500kg, but in the range of 400-600kg. Larger breeds can be double that.
That means a horse that weights about 500kg would have a limit in the US of about 220lbs. It's quite possible that the last time she rode a horse, she was under 220lbs, because it's not massively under what she was in this video. It's also possible that she last rode a horse that weighed towards the 600kg mark on the high end of the scale, which would have a limit of about 265lbs. A larger breed of horse weighing 2000lbs would have a limit of a 400lb person. She can probably find a different ranch very easily that has horses that will accommodate her weight given the information I found. But it's always best to check before going. And in no way is it the ranches fault for having the wrong breed to support her weight.
race horses wont b used for the general customers on a ranch bcoz they are super expensive. and ranches that have them, dont usually own them, they get paid to look after them by a rich owner somewhere.
this means the horse she wanted to ride must've been very small, or much bigger than the average horse and she is lying about herself being 220lbs and she's actually around 300lbs.
@WinterMan I'm not saying they were race horses, it's just the breed that popped up from a search, but it was a reference, I don't know how big/small race horses are in comparison to other horses but I thought it was a good average that other websites seemed to be saying around the same area
@@joshualiley oh ok. well shes lying about being 220lbs for sure lol she is over 300
@@joshualiley Even then, just because the horse can carry doesn't mean it'll be comfortable for them, which should be the priority rather than the satisfaction of the human consumer. It doesn't help that they have to carry for long periods of time; Imagine having to carry a backpack filled with heavy books for 30 minutes or more. You can definitely carry it, however it's not the best feeling, and you'd probably have backpain for the next few hours.
It’s still not a good idea to push the horse to the limits and some places don’t do 20% some may do 15%
the bike guy must have INCREDIBLE leg energy 😂😂
It took me awhile to get what your saying. And oh, it’s because she’s 🐳
@@joshwandered2944 yes 🐳😂
Every time he walks the floor cracks
She probably has her own gravitational pull. I'm surprised he was even able to peddle out of the gravity field.
pushing the world on them legs my god
Horses everywhere are celebrating this decision. Saddles are thrilled as well.
As someone who rides horses as a sport 20% is actually maximum, the recommended percentage is actually 15%. So lets say the horse she wanted to ride weighs 1,100, 20 percent of 1,000 is right around 165 and 20 percent is 220. That 15 percent also includes tack, which means that is she were to ride a horse, she would be almost doubling the weight of the maximum. Anyone of Remi's minions who went to hate on that ranch should be ashamed of themselves because at the end of the day they could have put a good hearted business who actually takes care of their horses out of business.
Yeah but why should people be concerned with facts and reality when they could just continue to live in fantasy land and not give a crap about the actual health and safety of the animal. Thank you for providing information about horses it’s definitely helpful to know the details of it!!
@timsmith8506 ofc, unfortunately some people believe that their feelings are more valid or even important than a animals health and well being.
She's teaching her little minions how to be as selfish as she is. SAD 😒
Anyone supporting her are totally ignorant about horse welfare.
Minions can just saddle up and head em out.
Themselves.
Love your honest take on this subject. She had to be doing it on purpose, knowing she’d get refused and she could do the fake tears and complain for her supposed “likes” how sad for her.
You got it👍🏻
Yup, wasn't even crying, more money, more healthy burgers and fried junk
She wanted the place shut down so she could eat the horses
She's your typical narci**ist.
"I've rode several horses and never had a problem"
Yeah but the horses have.
back when I weighted 60 kilos I was allowed to ride basically any horse. now I'm almost 90, and when I went to that ranch I could only ride this big muscular stallion, which was more expensive to ride, so I prefered to just watch. it's the consecuences of my own decisions, so I didn't threw a temper tantrum about it
@@samuelchau9745 if u don't mind me asking
What's ya height
dude, I was 10 years old when I wanted to ride a pony in a ranch fest but I was denied. The ponies in the ride were meant to carry small kids and although I felt left out as my sisters could ride them because they were younger (I was a tall kid back then btw), I didn't make a big deal out of it, I was only 10 and already understood the pony's safety comes first. It's outstanding this girl is so selfish she'd rather hurt an innocent animal than accept reality.
Its ok if you curled up and cried in the corner, idk why there's a stigma behind crying
Same I was 2nd grade but I was also 47-50kg I don’t remember the exact weight but it was around that
Huge respect for the ranch for taking care of their horse❤️ It makes me feel happy that there’s still good people in this world who care about the animals and not about the money.
Damn she mad that she can't break the horse's legs and cause it to be shot in the back of the head.
Can we take a minute to appreciate the strength of the guy pedaling that bike she's riding?
I did
he must have steel legs or something
Good one!!
She maybe should peddle.
@@rofo4610What !! her exercise, that's asking a lot.
I swear, the people part of this movement are the most fragile and insecure. Just because you refuse to lose weight, doesn't mean everything is suddenly fatphobic. It's not fatphobic for them to not let you break a horse's back and a bluey episode isn't fat-phobic for showing the family eat healthy and exercise. Jfc these people need to get a grip
hold up theres no way in fuck ppl are calling a cartoon about dogs fatphobic what the hell💀💀
@@ppenelopee I would hope someone is just trying to troll
Fr. I’m obese and I hate the fat acceptance movement. The original body positivity movement was encouraged to basically just see the beauty in themselves and others who look different. It was good, but now it’s just a bunch of fat people trying to blame everyone else for their insecurities and problems😂
Tell me about it, i am slightly over overweight but this month i've been exercising and eat healthier. People said i got slimmer now and my old pants fit me again, best feelings ever. Instead of blaming anyone for your shit let's workout to solve the problem here can't we?
@@closetedninja9099 same except I am obese
"GETTING FAT? JUST SAY NO
FOOD CAN LEGALLY NOT ENTER YOUR BODY WITHOUT CONSENT"
-a vary smart meme creator
I went to this ranch myself and notice they do take great care of their horses, good job for them prioritizing the horse's
As an overweight person I totally agree. Ive never been denied to go on rides or horses etc. but if it was a matter of safety for the horse, myself or others, I would actually have more respect for the company because it shows they care.
i hope you will make a conscious choice to no longer ride a horse til your weight isn’t a safety issue , if thats the case
@@everybodyhatescris3102there are different levels of overweight. Being "overweight" doesn't automatically mean too heavy to ride. A shorter person might be overweight at 140, way below the safety threshold for horse riding.
@@christineb1464 its almost like you didn’t read my comment. lol.
@@christineb1464 but yes, i know.