@@jeanierides2232 not to be rude but it’s western riding, we aren’t really known for getting our horses just in a arena, we do take them out on trail rides. The horse would probably do fine outside of an arena
Equestrian Enterprises the AQHA stands for American Quarter Horse Association for which is a registry for horses with documented breeding from foundation Sires These horses are trained to do nothing of value. These horses will not do well in the real world, ie no groomed arenas, you know how horses are most normal NOT ROCKING HORSES.
Equestrian Enterprises yeah? I grew up on a large cattle ranch. We raised lots of quarter horses, they were used for ranching, they could do just about anything on any kind of terrain, these horses couldn’t hold a candle to our ranch raised horses. By the way I am 68 years and showed all facets through my long life and what the pleasure horse industry has done to create these ridiculous maneuvers is appalling.
I'd love to see a resurgance of real live trail classes again. These are ok, but they really should be called 'pole' classes because they technically aren't trail obstacles. Get back to seeing horses yes, negotiating a gait, but also dragging brush piles, tricky backups, small jumps, water hazards, putting on a slicker, etc.
There are classes like this! They're normally called ranch trail but it differs by association. Its includes dragging logs, going over realistic obstacles, etc.
I agree and was just thinking the same thing. This is more like dressage in a western saddle with some poles than it is a trail class with obstacles like gates, bridges, backing through 90 degree turns etc.
@@mobility63 I'm not saying they aren't difficult- they most certainly are. I just prefer the old style, where there were actual obstacles. Keep the pole/trail classes and add an actual obstacle trail class. We have enough entries in the show ring. I think it would be well attended.
Watching this to prepare for a show I did not even know about until yesterday (it’s in 6 days) on a horse that does not know trail but I believe in us lol. wish me and my girl luck!
As someone who rides a slightly clumsy lesson pony, this made me so nervous to watch. I was like “omg no they are going to trip… wait why didn’t they trip? I would’ve died.”
I do this, if you do this you can also compete in other things as well but for barrel racing, that’s about all you can do. But it just depends on what you enjoy more! I love this and ranch and ground work and English and western. But some people like barrel racing. It’s rlly a matter of preference. Omg I’m so sry I didn’t mean to sound so ‘proper’ 😂
I hate how most of these "trail" horses would flip out on an actual trail. I ride my horse at the county fair every year. Won trail last year and was second this year. She 's a playday/actual trail ride/ broodmare that does best at speed events, but was willing to step over the white "bridge" obstacle and backed between and around a set of barrels. Blossom will never do that lope due to her build. I'll be using her currently 4 year old daughter next year. No fake tail needed since this mare's tail is thick to her hooves. This one has been ridden 30 times. So far, she'll lope half a mile down the road to and from the house. Trots the barrels bareback really well. Never bucked or bolted. I'm hoping she'll be ready for playdays by March.
The canter is NOT a extended canter on second course. The canter is not a real canter. 3 legging it in the rear. Come QH Assoc. you need Judges that call it like it is. QH Assoc. you need to follow-up on your judges.
This is a true world championship show. Horses from the US, Canada, Italy and Germany competed. You should also know, each horse/rider combination MUST qualify in this event in their respective country to show here in OKC
It's called a collected lope, they aren't in any pain, this is actually one of the easier sports for horses (easier meaning not as extreme in speed and agility).
Those horses have fake tails, and for the record more than likely fall down on rough ground. The rocking horse thing theses horses are made to emulate is RIDICULOUS!
Clearly you don’t know shit about this kind of riding. It is meant to demonstrate the precision and cadence of the horse, and just because it’s “different” from what you are used to seeing doesn’t mean it’s wrong. As someone who shows trail, pleasure, and a variety of other disciplines, my horses can look just like this in the arena and do extremely well when I take them out on real trails as well. And sure, the horse in this video may not be accustomed to going out on actual trails, but I assure you if you took your “trail/ranch” horses into this arena they would absolutely destroy that pattern and you’d look like you were riding a cow compared to this person. Each horse has their specialties, and there’s nothing wrong with that. I honestly think the type of riding in this video is much more challenging/interesting to watch, as it requires the rider to demonstrate correct horsemanship and equitation, where “real trail” as you say, often just means you’re sitting on the horse as a “passenger” rather than a “pilot” who actually knows what they’re doing.
@@phoenixequestrian8680 yeah well I am sure doing this “pattern repetitively is loads of fun for that poor horse” not to mention the rider who looks even more ridiculous. I’ll stick to the natural world where the fun is for both horse and rider. Oh yeah, I remember Western Pleasure and True trail events, back in the day. No one stuck a fake tail on their horse and no one looked so bored. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😎
@@jeanierides2232 what you are looking at is a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP class, obviously both rider and horse are extremely concentrated and calculated due to the tremendous amount of pressure of competing against the best in the industry. Just because they are concentrating and want to do well does not mean they’re not enjoying it. I assure you, it is not boring. And western pleasure and trail have evolved for the better - they now expect your horse to be in a correct frame, the rider to have good equitation, etc. Even now, the sport is continuously evolving. And fake tails are purely cosmetic and there are lots of people who don’t choose to use them. The reality of it is that not many horses have naturally thick tails, and some people really like that look. It’s not like they wear the fake tails 24/7, it’s pretty much only when they’re in the show ring.
@@phoenixequestrian8680 yes I understand your opinion, based on the sport of Pleasure classes and competition between how much money 💰 that is required to enter a show ring, 5,000.00 show shirts, 50,000.00 horseflesh, another 50,000 in training bills, not to mention the judges that are greased with expensive dinner engagements with prospective entrants, etc etc etc I have been a sad competitor to the corruption as my family did not have the money to help me when I was a young enthusiastic girl who realized a stop watch could not be bought and paid for. The fake tails look ridiculous no matter what.
Jessie Lloyd right on you are correct these so called trail horses are dudes idea of pretty, their clothes and tack cost a small fortune, the judges should be ashamed of themselves for rewarding horses being trained to handle like little rocking horses. Geez.
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These pattern looked extremely tricky! Amazing riding on the rider’s part and well focused horse! ❤️
sophia OMG how ridiculous these horses are useless, take them out of a groomed arena and they would trip all over themselves on real trails.
@@jeanierides2232 Thank you for the feedback! I will make sure to take my show horses on trails to ensure a proper balance.
@@jeanierides2232 not to be rude but it’s western riding, we aren’t really known for getting our horses just in a arena, we do take them out on trail rides. The horse would probably do fine outside of an arena
Mhm now google extreme cowboy racing
What a great run! This horse had the most beautiful and natural gaits.
Equestrian Enterprises what the hell is natural about these horses
If everyone hates AQHA so much, then don’t watch their videos. It’s that simple.
Equestrian Enterprises the AQHA stands for American Quarter Horse Association for which is a registry for horses with documented breeding from foundation Sires
These horses are trained to do nothing of value. These horses will not do well in the real world, ie no groomed arenas, you know how horses are most normal NOT ROCKING HORSES.
My family breeds AQHA horses I think I know their purpose.
Equestrian Enterprises yeah? I grew up on a large cattle ranch. We raised lots of quarter horses, they were used for ranching, they could do just about anything on any kind of terrain, these horses couldn’t hold a candle to our ranch raised horses. By the way I am 68 years and showed all facets through my long life and what the pleasure horse industry has done to create these ridiculous maneuvers is appalling.
I'd love to see a resurgance of real live trail classes again. These are ok, but they really should be called 'pole' classes because they technically aren't trail obstacles. Get back to seeing horses yes, negotiating a gait, but also dragging brush piles, tricky backups, small jumps, water hazards, putting on a slicker, etc.
There are classes like this! They're normally called ranch trail but it differs by association. Its includes dragging logs, going over realistic obstacles, etc.
laughinghorsefarms yeah like train REAL TRAIL HORSES WHO WILL NOT FALL DOWN ON A REAL TRAIL
I agree and was just thinking the same thing. This is more like dressage in a western saddle with some poles than it is a trail class with obstacles like gates, bridges, backing through 90 degree turns etc.
Maybe you don't realize how difficult this trail is. It's all about precision. Some of the obstacles even have stride rules
@@mobility63 I'm not saying they aren't difficult- they most certainly are. I just prefer the old style, where there were actual obstacles. Keep the pole/trail classes and add an actual obstacle trail class. We have enough entries in the show ring. I think it would be well attended.
Watching this to prepare for a show I did not even know about until yesterday (it’s in 6 days) on a horse that does not know trail but I believe in us lol. wish me and my girl luck!
How did it went?
Credits to the rider for giving te horse some time to proces in between difficult obstacles! Well done👍
As someone who rides a slightly clumsy lesson pony, this made me so nervous to watch. I was like “omg no they are going to trip… wait why didn’t they trip? I would’ve died.”
This horse sure knew his job
OMG i cant decide if i want to do this as my horse riding career or barrel racing!
I do this, if you do this you can also compete in other things as well but for barrel racing, that’s about all you can do. But it just depends on what you enjoy more! I love this and ranch and ground work and English and western. But some people like barrel racing. It’s rlly a matter of preference. Omg I’m so sry I didn’t mean to sound so ‘proper’ 😂
U should do this, it takes more skill
😊😊😊😊😊
Gorgeous, this is my dream!
I hate how most of these "trail" horses would flip out on an actual trail. I ride my horse at the county fair every year. Won trail last year and was second this year. She 's a playday/actual trail ride/ broodmare that does best at speed events, but was willing to step over the white "bridge" obstacle and backed between and around a set of barrels. Blossom will never do that lope due to her build. I'll be using her currently 4 year old daughter next year. No fake tail needed since this mare's tail is thick to her hooves. This one has been ridden 30 times. So far, she'll lope half a mile down the road to and from the house. Trots the barrels bareback really well. Never bucked or bolted. I'm hoping she'll be ready for playdays by March.
kuro shi .....okay
The canter is NOT a extended canter on second course. The canter is not a real canter. 3 legging it in the rear. Come QH Assoc. you need Judges that call it like it is. QH Assoc. you need to follow-up on your judges.
Do you have to use a bit in trail competitions?
In AQHA, yes senior horses are in a bit. Junior horses 5 and under can be in a bit, snaffle bit or bosal
I’m sorry but what is the purpose of aqha? Could someone tell me? Thanks !
MissJoJo American Quarter Horse Association
Trail WORLD Champion? I wonder how many other countries competed?
Can’t call it world champion when it’s just one country competing 😂😂
rosi peruyero-noden Any country can compete as long as you are riding an AQHQ horse.
This is a true world championship show. Horses from the US, Canada, Italy and Germany competed. You should also know, each horse/rider combination MUST qualify in this event in their respective country to show here in OKC
Larson Springs
Why that horse is walk in so weird way, like he fell pain in his legs?
It's called a collected lope, they aren't in any pain, this is actually one of the easier sports for horses (easier meaning not as extreme in speed and agility).
This horse is very upright in his pasterns, so while his gait may look stilted, he's not in any pain
How does anyone like the fake tails? It detracts from the beautiful horse and just looks ridiculous.
That lope is painful to watch. Shame on AQHA for promoting and rewarding this lope.
Those horses have fake tails, and for the record more than likely fall down on rough ground. The rocking horse thing theses horses are made to emulate is RIDICULOUS!
My thoughts exactly
Clearly you don’t know shit about this kind of riding. It is meant to demonstrate the precision and cadence of the horse, and just because it’s “different” from what you are used to seeing doesn’t mean it’s wrong. As someone who shows trail, pleasure, and a variety of other disciplines, my horses can look just like this in the arena and do extremely well when I take them out on real trails as well. And sure, the horse in this video may not be accustomed to going out on actual trails, but I assure you if you took your “trail/ranch” horses into this arena they would absolutely destroy that pattern and you’d look like you were riding a cow compared to this person. Each horse has their specialties, and there’s nothing wrong with that. I honestly think the type of riding in this video is much more challenging/interesting to watch, as it requires the rider to demonstrate correct horsemanship and equitation, where “real trail” as you say, often just means you’re sitting on the horse as a “passenger” rather than a “pilot” who actually knows what they’re doing.
@@phoenixequestrian8680 yeah well I am sure doing this “pattern repetitively is loads of fun for that poor horse” not to mention the rider who looks even more ridiculous. I’ll stick to the natural world where the fun is for both horse and rider. Oh yeah, I remember Western Pleasure and True trail events, back in the day. No one stuck a fake tail on their horse and no one looked so bored. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😎
@@jeanierides2232 what you are looking at is a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP class, obviously both rider and horse are extremely concentrated and calculated due to the tremendous amount of pressure of competing against the best in the industry. Just because they are concentrating and want to do well does not mean they’re not enjoying it. I assure you, it is not boring. And western pleasure and trail have evolved for the better - they now expect your horse to be in a correct frame, the rider to have good equitation, etc. Even now, the sport is continuously evolving. And fake tails are purely cosmetic and there are lots of people who don’t choose to use them. The reality of it is that not many horses have naturally thick tails, and some people really like that look. It’s not like they wear the fake tails 24/7, it’s pretty much only when they’re in the show ring.
@@phoenixequestrian8680 yes I understand your opinion, based on the sport of Pleasure classes and competition between how much money 💰 that is required to enter a show ring, 5,000.00 show shirts, 50,000.00 horseflesh, another 50,000 in training bills, not to mention the judges that are greased with expensive dinner engagements with prospective entrants, etc etc etc I have been a sad competitor to the corruption as my family did not have the money to help me when I was a young enthusiastic girl who realized a stop watch could not be bought and paid for. The fake tails look ridiculous no matter what.
Oy... that tail looks awful. I just can’t get into this. Its not much of an actual “trail” simulation
Jessie Lloyd right on you are correct these so called trail horses are dudes idea of pretty, their clothes and tack cost a small fortune, the judges should be ashamed of themselves for rewarding horses being trained to handle like little rocking horses. Geez.
That's an extended lope ????? Bullshit.
YAWN!!
Yawn.
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