Nope she died :(

I agree w/ u poor our Elvis! & Elvis stayed, friends w/ her!! hmm ugh!!!?? TCB & TLC XXX OOO!

We don’t cut tails ❤️

@@chrishale1345 ROFL...pay attention honey...MANY MANY links for you posted above to add to your woefully inadequate education about horses.

It is sad...and very sick. Shame on Carson and his delight in supporting animal abuse.

@@briarlee I actually work in the industry, you don’t, so you shave no say in this hun ❤️

@@chrishale1345 yes hun...for over 60 years I owned, showed and trained saddlebreds. You are such a fool.

Then leave the ginger at home

We don’t cut their tails, that “brace” is only worn on show days - and is made to train the tail to be higher. Like you can train your hair, we train their tail, we don’t put any substances on their tails. Their tails aren’t cut. This is coming from a saddleseat rider with experience.

@@chrishale1345 the tail does NOT need to b higher; the ligaments under the tail are cut, then the tailbrace is put on so the tail heals in a higher stance, regardless whether the tailbrace is put on the show date or not; been there but did not do that. It needs to STOP!

@@Lauren-vd4qe well bless your heart miss know it all...but that practice of " nicking " has not been done for YEARS it is outlawed by USET. So get educated and get a clue...how about you talk to AQHA about the cuts they do on Quarter Horses for the DEAD TAIL?

We don’t cut their tails or put anything on them. We train the tails to look like that. This is coming form a saddleseat rider

@@chrishale1345 the nerve is cut...it is horrifying. We had over 30 saddlebreds...for decades...I have seen it, and it is sickening that this man enjoys keeping animals that have been mutilated...along with the abuse these "trainers" do to get them to pick their feet up like that.

@@briarlee As a person that has worked in this industry, it isn’t common anymore. Since they had made it illegal to nerve cut, people haven’t been doing it. However some people still get away with it.

@@chrishale1345 lol...and just how do you think the tails look like now? You cannot "train" a tail to be folded in half. Oh and dear...do you know how they get the tail to "stand up" like that? Do you know what they shove up their ass before showtime to be able to do that? Do you?

@@briarlee it’s called breeding, they don’t put anything up their bum. Do you work with these horses?

Sarah's Life as a Equestrian it is natural

Beeline Khan Thank you for your care and concern! However, you do not know what you're seeing in her eyes. Sorry. This mare is excited. She has been doing this for years. At show time she is racing for that ingate. I've seen her in person several times. I know that horsepeople from everywhere appreciate your concern! Thank you!

AllyTheEquestrian. I'm sorry, but why is that? These horses are [usually] trained with care and patience. They are not tortured. Yes, they wear heavy shoes and some padding during show season. This are either replaced with regular keg shoes or the horse may go barefoot. Tails and manes are braided up most of the time - with switches so they can still get the flies. They get to go out and play in pasture, go for trail rides, just like 'other' horses! They are worked regularly in order to build the strength and stamina required for their performance. Rather like most horses used in competition are. Do you also believe that jumping, barrel racing, flat racing, reining, buggy driving, etc., etc., must be stopped? Do you have a problem with western pleasure horses having their tails nerved (NOT nicked mind you) so they can't move their tails at all? Hopefully THAT practice has stopped and I know that the soring of the big lick Walking Horses has been curtailed, the laws have changed and hopefully that practice will soon be unheard of. As for saddlebred's tails, and all the other breeds where high set, flowing tails are preferred, the procedure of ' nicking' the muscles used to clamp down the tail, is still in use, and I DO want THAT to go away. I much prefer a high set flowing tail that was set genetically! If you look at older pics of saddlebred show & harness horses, you will see that kind of natural tail carriage. The reason for nicking actually came about for harness horses who clamped their tails down when the crupper was being applied. More convenient for the farmer, but they can still swat flies... That's not done anymore, thank goodness! Sorry for going on & on, but I DO appreciate your concern!

Did he pass away?

Those ARE natural gait! That horse does NOT appear to be in pain. She looks bright eyed happy, no pinning of the ears, no switching of the tail.... Someone in one of these comments (may have been a different video) made the statement "don't you know horses won't show pain?" Sorry, but that is WRONG. They will tell you if they're in pain, but you have to understand their communication. They will MOST DEFINITELY let you know if they are uncomfortable, unhappy, upset, anxious, etc. If a person does not learn to read these signs, they will not be on the horse for long!

what the hell is your problem

Show some respect this beautiful horse died. Don't come here with your petty snotty mouthed words. Didn't your parents teach you any respect?

@Albano it takes a courage to be on that horse , it has nothing to do with her parents being rich or anything like that. Love the horse & congratulations to the rider and her family.

These horses are built this way. Please educated yourself before you speak

They are natural hams and love their jobs. I have a 25 yr old in the pasture who put on a show yesterday then "parked out" with his tail over his back just because he felt like it.