7 Things Horsepeople Know but Don't Talk About | Equestrian Taboos - Part 2

[@NocturnalEquestrian]

Excellent perspective! Thank you for keeping it real and sharing this!

[@EquiNerdVlog]

How flattering. Thank you 😊

[@camerondonney5252]

It warms my heart when I see more and more people focusing on the welfare of horses rather than the profit they can make off of them. Thank you and I hope more people see this.

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Hi Cameron, thank you for your kind words and support 🥰 I agree, the equestrian world is slowly moving in the right direction. Let's hope it keeps going!

[@RSM-A.Mc.N]

Educational and easy to understand keep up the good work 👍

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you so much, I shall 😊

[@anitaszathmary4292]

You would be a very good teacher! :) Well done!

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thank you so much 🤗🥰

[@nanaoosaki7582]

Wow, it was an interesting video even though i'm not a horse rider. Good luck with your channel! 🏇🍀

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed 🤗

[@Ihaveadog230]

Would that make me a horse abuser if I ride with a bit? I don’t really pull that hard and I only really use my legs most of the time! I don’t wanna hurt the horses I ride.

[@EquiNerdVlog]

Of course not! The point I was getting at here (if I remember correctly) is that a bit is always going to be more uncomfortable to the horse than going completely bitless. But then again it's possible to use a bit softly as well as a bitless bridle harshly so nothing is black and white. Sounds like you are a very considerate rider, so if a bit gives you the security you need on horseback then you should keep going! 😉