Bailey Barrett(15)/Bronc Pen/Smurf

[@dano1956]

Take it from a old man, NO SPURS on colts!!!!!!

[@chadwatson6159]

I’ve started 3-4 colts a month for 18 years now. I can count on one hand the number of horses that have bucked with me in the saddle. The way you do it will get the job done, but the odds are you will always have to be ready for a rodeo from here on out unless your methods change a little down the line. Good luck to y’all!

[@mauriciovitor2327]

SAIR

[@bellasue02]

Yeah he was trying to be good but got punished for it. The spurring stopped when he bucked

[@conniekempf4050]

@Chad Watson how do you do it? At some point you just gotta GET ON.

[@brockwillenborg7517]

@@conniekempf4050 same way every internet warrior does, by never doing it.

[@karinadaconceicao2609]

deE

[@jefferywilliams5878]

In1979 my best friend and I took off to Utah to break wild horses. We made enough money to live and win lots of rodeo tournaments. My friend was better than me. We we're hired to break horses on a farm in Montana that had hundreds of wild horses. After three years I was in charge of getting horses ready to be sold. Unfortunately I broke my hip and didn't tell the owner of this 7600 acre farm. My friend covered for me. Telling the owner I had a sprain knee, and I'd be fine in a couple weeks. We attended a contest in Montana in 1983. We took first place and won 800 bucks. The next week our boss wanted three wild horses ready to be auctioned off in a small town in Montana. One of the stallion's was white and tan, one of a kind but extremely strong and nasty. My friend jumped on but didn't tame him although he did get kicked hard behind his right ear. He was knocked out for several hours. He was riding two days later. Unfortunately the kick did damage that was undetected. After about two months he stole the wild horse from a guy in Utah. The horse was still wild. My friend tamed that horse the next morning in front of several cowboys after 2 minutes of riding. My friend died the next day in a Utah hospital with brain damage from his first ride with the same horse.

[@TheFreelanceCowboy]

Jesus Christ is lord and savior. Rip to your friend. You know we aren’t to steal things from people. With that said, I would have been right there on the bus with y’all to the farm to work and live. That job sounds awesome. Cowboy up

[@johnschroeder7528]

" Rodeo Tournaments"?? that's pure B.S. there. Nobody call them "tournaments" They are just rodeo events. Plus "farms" in Montana don't have " hundreds of wild horses. BLM lands have wild horses. Ranches don't... Plus it stupid to wear spurs on a green horse. When he bucks you are just goosing him in the belly making him buck more.

[@andreamckeever8738]

I'm no horse trainer, but damn.....every time he bucked was because of those spurs. Then they dug into him.

[@goldenbuckskin5995]

read the desc to

[@dianakelley3831]

That’s right his got spurs on it would have gone a lot easier for him and the horse with no spurs

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

Never wear spurs in the round pen, fast way to ruin a colt.

[@VIIIIIIIV]

One jab from a spur = 20 kicks especially on a colt

[@baxterdavis3671]

Green broke lotsa colts and a few bucked but I never taught one to buck by continued spuring. Most of the time I never wore spurs until I had the ground work the way I wanted. But… to each their own!

[@diamondranch44]

1:58 haha that was the best line ever, "my grandma could ride that horse while crocheting". The kid did a pretty good job lose the spurs for a while and you did great gave the colt release when he was moving out

[@psmith535]

There are better ways to start them for sure. But that said, this young man has great hands, great body control and amazing balance, not to mention a lot of strength. Very admirable…

[@brittanywilliams5420]

i have trained countless horses from the ground up (we raised them and trained them to be barrel horses) yeah horses buck when you ride them the first time but this horse isn't being "sour headed" it's reacting to the spurs, that kid has no idea how to use them correctly and you don't break a horse with spurs! they are an extension of your foot and yes they hurt! and a horse that doesn't know what is going on will buck when they are used on them without knowing what to do. this horse is going to have no sides left on him in 3 months. shame.

[@paytonthomas1689]

Shut the fuck if you where a cowboy you'd understand but your a rodeo kid I don't have any thing against you but shut up

[@buddyandmarley7382]

Payton Thomas honestly you should shut your mouth up to I’m training a young one right now and you never you spurs on a horse he’s kicking the shit out of that horse if I was breaking that horse I wouldn’t do anything like that piece of shit that guys doing he’s not even thinking look theres barely done any ground work on that horse so you should shut your trap

[@buddyandmarley7382]

Brittany Williams you’re so right

[@paytonthomas1689]

Are you being sarcastic or for real

[@devilssemblance5938]

@@paytonthomas1689 Are YOU being for real? If you think this is an appropriate way to break a horse, you're gonna have a hard lesson the first time you try it.

[@njgl2010]

Everybody on the fence always knows how to do it better!

[@taracarstensen3210]

That’s why they’re on the fence.

[@enlightenedenergy3328]

Speaking from a colt starter of 20 yrs the spurs are causing this and I’d like to spur his ass

[@buffalorider3579]

Everybody watching on KZbin does, too.

[@irajames9404]

Yessir lol

[@josebafuliesdsrtoloti1933]

B

[@bellasue2540]

hes bucking because the guy is jamming spurs in his side otherwise he would have probably just moved off nicely. yeah they can get lazy

[@AKULA689]

Did any one read the description? It's a rodeo bucking horse. They want to use as a working ranch horse. And yes need to loose the spurs.

[@Remi23986]

Other then jabbing a unbroken horse with spurs, I thinks he did really well. I like that he was using a hackamore, and also he's a good rider and seemed to know what he was doing👍

[@rileysavasta4606]

That was a side pull not a hackamore

[@hlshdl6653]

@@rileysavasta4606 It looks like a bosal, wich is a type of hackamore. The other version with the shanks is called a mechanical hackamore and is actually not a true hackamore.

[@scottrobinson389]

goodluckfindingmyaccount it’s not a bosal , it’s called a loping hackamore, a sidepull pulls directly from the side and a bosal is braided rawhide, that’s a rope loping hack.

[@kellyr6594]

I grew up rodeo and the old break em’ style cowboys. I think the men like to have them buck. It’s just cruel to jab spurs in their side really. It’ll be good when this mentality no longer exists.

[@gurtrudehughes210]

Great way to traumatize a good horse. He was willing to work for u intel you started kicking him with those stupid spurs

[@lopezredone]

My grandma could ride that horse while crocheting. loll. I miss my dad.

[@boiiii9042]

Everybody's an expert in the internet I see.

[@yvonneost12]

I'm no expert , but I have done a bit of this so tongue out 2u

[@aamtnfndnfng7749]

@@yvonneost12 someday I want to own a ranch. 15 now, studying welding in high school. 6 months and I'm 16 ima get a job save as much as I can spend as little as possible. Probably by like 26 I'll have enough for a ranch,

[@hellerlakota]

I died when he said "my grandma could ride that horse

[@aubreyfaridoni6392]

Honestly I'm no horse trainer, but its common sense to know that you dont ram him with spurs and try to control his head. You should always ride them bareback for the first time in a rope halter and let them move where they want. That way they're not AFRAID.

[@Glibglobit]

Yeah it’s really obvious your not a trainer that’s actually really incorrect 😂

[@mollybelmont182]

No that is correct, THERES NO BEED FOR THOSE SPURS! their gross, horses are more sensitive than us, don’t tell me I know nothing I’ve been around them my whole life, it’s cruel and gross and just stupid, if you can’t quit with the spurs and give the horse some ground work first horses aren’t for you! And yes U were right the other person who commented was wrong

[@mollybelmont182]

Well the bare back thing is wrong idk if that’s a good idea lol

[@lauraphillips6366]

Beautiful job guys your son made it look so easy I bought my daughter a young horse when she was 11yrs old I put a saddle on him and it went under his belly I rolled out of the horse pin so fast not to bad for a fat lady 😂then when he took to the saddle my daughter filled this life size ugly plastic doll with sand and we would put the doll on the horse over time and trust my daughter began to ride him and I did too not to bad for us two girls we read books and watch horse videos we had him for 10 years he was the only horse in our town that could be ridden we put a lot of love and time into him not the best way to break a horse we didn't have a cowboy around to help but we did alot of riding with him GOD BLESS COWBOYS THEY ARE SO BRAVE ❤️

[@katiejokendrick9018]

Damn I wish I was a colt breakin fool like everybody commenting

[@juancarloshernandez737]

Katie Jo 🐂🐱Kendrick

[@nathanomar4237]

Katie Jo Kendrick key board warriors they are

[@redrambler2000]

Lol. I know nothing about horses and every video of break a bronco ive found is filled with hate comments. Im afraid ill never learn the right way!

[@ekkobarrelracer5505]

Pete Sampras this is not the right way. Sure it gets the job done, but it is in no way right.

[@bellasue02]

You don't have to know horses to figure out he's causing him to buck. Training him to buck

[@martinkleinsasser9720]

Missed your ground work

[@coltonfloyd5235]

Spurs are a tool not a weapon that was what was making him buck

[@wyattblack7437]

Wrong

[@abidarif100]

@@wyattblack7437 #7

[@doniaads6882]

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[@cashhamill9573]

Incorrect if that horse is going to Buck if when you tap it with a spur it needs to learn how to take Spurs

[@cashhamill9573]

@KYLIE CONNERS - STUDENT the fact that you just said yearling shows how little you know

[@montymangum8839]

Spurs aren't not the problem. Spurs are only as severe as the cowboy wearing them. However, this is breaking, it's not training. A horse will only finish as well as you start them. You are better off never letting them buck. This horse is obviously not a good natural bucker, but if you keep doing what your doing, he may learn how, and he may learn to get good at it. You never want to climb on board until you've done the ground work and if you have done that well, by the time you climb on, you will have all the control you need to keep them from ever learning to be a good bronc. You got a round corral, use it. do your ground work.....if you want to be a bronc rider, pay your fees and enter up. If you want a cow horse, quit teaching them to be broncs.

[@StuckInNy]

My grandma could ride that horse' while crocheting!

[@OscarGonzalez-kg3nj]

Hola

[@anaalvespereiradesouza885]

Ç

[@LDLutes-tu4yo]

Wait just cause granny rode alot while a street Walker in NY dont make her a bronc stomper

[@hardtogetnamehere]

My grandma could. Rode for over 70 years, still rides, still trains her own horses. I’m gonna use their brand when I put my wild, Asshole colt in the rodeo.

[@StuckInNy]

I love seeing people who can sit a horse. God Bless you and yours!

[@kassiemontgomery7981]

Replies

[@heartlandgirl2609]

First of he is wearing spurs that look like torture devices, kicking him and then wondering why he’s bucking and he isn’t even doing full on bucks just little crow hops, this guy needs to learn how to ride

[@darebear2438]

My boss would yank me off a horse if he saw me do this 😂 I guess some people just don’t like gentle horses

[@TexHoss1]

I thought the young un did a durn good job. Most would have bailed off after the 1st crow hop. Don't give him too hard of a time about your gradma ridin that pony. A least he's got a pair, which most of today's don't. He needs to be in some in some ranch rodeos.

[@azgoprocowboy]

I like that your starting him in a hackamore. (Leave that mouth alone until he is ready) I tend to get along with em a little better without spurs. We start em snub up out in the desert lead em for a bit, turn em loose and make a circle checking cows.

[@KISMETSMOM]

Spurring the horse confused him. Try groundwork.

[@buddyandmarley7382]

Yeah they should stop spruring the horse and do some more ground work on him the horses obviously scared out of his mind

[@arizonasucculent8632]

@@buddyandmarley7382 you do realize ground work and RIDING are 2 different things. Just because you ground work horse doesn't mean the horse will immediately become saddle safe.

[@devilssemblance5938]

@@arizonasucculent8632 thats true but they sure as hell won't react like this. Ive started a number of horses, and when you start from the ground up they DONT do this. The spurs sure as shit dont help, poor horse.

[@arizonasucculent8632]

@@devilssemblance5938 there are no spurs, not to mention you don't know how much work has already been put into this horse. Were you there when they first aquired it?? Were you there to go them? No?? Then why do you think you have the right to belittle others because it doesn't live up to YOUR expeditions. This ain't your horse, maybe your pussy horses were too fucking stupid to buck, but this is bronco.

[@peppybreyer88]

Incredible seat my dude. Seems he just had some bounces to get out.

[@Bunchofschitt]

The kid said "he's gonna buck" and he did.

[@mariamariadefatima262]

Valeu show

[@joebroughton1861]

Those that say this is a young horse need to either read or reread the description. This was a horse bought a Rodeo Stock Contractor. he is probably a 4 to 6 yr old, and probably quit bucking good enough to be on the road. Different mentality then a young starter colt. Ground work on that horse still wouldn't get the initial buck out of him, just hours of riding and gaining trust. Way this video looks, he is liable be in the pasture in no time. That young man is just 15, he'll learn and develop knowledge as he grows older so no reason to be hard on him at all.

[@TheMusketeers-ee4qv]

My gosh kicking him and jabbing him with spurs will not make him learn what he is trying to be taught.

[@brokenahorse8933]

Espora é feita pra isso: pra chegar no cavalo bardoso sem dó!!!

[@prestonbarr]

Training a horse and breaking a horse is two different things

[@Leslie-es5ij]

Just wanted to make sure the horse bucks for the camera, because you don't use spurs for first rides. Personally I always used a Charlie for the first time, a full size, 150 lbs dummie strapped in the saddle, sure saves you in the long run.

[@haileybecker5655]

OMG I could not stop laughing loved it u handled it vary well 😀

[@manuelcastro6314]

Hailey Becker

[@flyingoneranch]

You would do better without spurs on or quite use ing them just my opinion

[@dirksimmang]

The young man is a Damm good Rider... "IF". he ever gains the knowledge of horsemanship, he could be the next Clinton Anderson $$$$$

[@probro4048]

Can’t think of a worse way to start a horse out. But shit let them have at it lol

[@Neranchhorses]

This young man is doing it just right. He has got to take the fight to the bronc to ever get it out of him. I got on my first colt 58 years ago, at 70 I still start a few gentle colts. Most have started pretty uneventful. I've had two I never got on, one made it to the elemenator pen at the NFR . This young man knows how and when to use the spurs, and is one super good rider. Nice horse I am sure Mr Barrett will make into a really good horse.

[@bobshipley1966]

Nothing wrong with spurs. One of the best training tools for a horse. Most dangerous thing when breaking colts is one that won’t move forward. Bet that colt is one cool sucker once that young man got him going.

[@mollybelmont182]

Yes, there is something wrong with those spurs you idiot, you should NEVER use spurs that hard on a horse ever, much less those spurs, I wouldn’t let a spur like that touch my horse. Their gross. Also do you want one of your horses fist experiences to be like that, did you see how hard he used them, image that in the ribs for you! Their more sensitive than us!!!

[@hughroughley3363]

If you are trying educate this horse, where is the ground work and why the spurs? They are meant to be used as an aid not a goad. You want him to jump up and root around then keep digging him with the hooks. Would have thought what you really wanted was for him to trust you and to be relaxed, giving you the easiest path to train him. People can say what they like in the comments about armchair experts, but some of us actually do have a fair bit of knowledge. You "break" him how you want to, but guarantee you'll get a more harmonious outcome if he trusts you and you arent taking him up the ribs everytime he looks like dropping his head.

[@goldenbuckskin5995]

did you read the description

[@hughroughley3363]

@@goldenbuckskin5995 yup, he's ex rodeo stock. So maybe I'm wrong here but how has he been ridden up till now? Someone climbs on and hits him with the hooks to make him buck. Its what he has been taught over and over again and now spurs, to him, mean buck. Everyone does it different, but if you had a kid that had been yelled at his whole life and you were trying to show him a better, new life than the one he previously had - then you wouldnt use yelling as a prompt to get him to do what you wanted now would you? It would have the opposite effect of what you were trying to achieve. Just sayin

[@charliejones2023]

I’m not gonna day your wrong, but just because the video doesn’t show the ground work doesn’t mean it wasn’t there, he stepped up way to easy for there not to be.. sometimes you just gotta ride em.

[@barbjohns2608]

hes a good little rider that boy ....sweet job son .......

[@4wbstanka372]

“my grandma could drive tht horse”

[@Manuel1OOO1]

That is a beautiful horse

[@aloflin]

Everybody is all of a sudden an authority on breaking horses. I wish this kid lived close to me. I'd hire him.

[@Gloctrapgod]

I completely agree my family would hire him on our Horse Ranch and we have one of the biggest ones in the US

[@elimay2629]

Anne Loflin same here were I’m from you break your own horse or you don’t have a horse

[@luanlima6957]

@@elimay2629 ele tem que ele tinha

[@brooksequine7621]

Good Lord . There are better ways . Maybe not more fun but BETTER WAYS .

[@cowpusher719]

Everyone has their opinion on the right & wrong way to break colts. when I was this young man's age, I listened and did what dad said to do. and that's what he is doing. so there's nothing wrong with listening to your old man.

[@quilpiepark]

...so let me get this right - you dad tells you to go out and murder someone, to be disrespectful or cruel or any one of the (mis)conducts matters one might learn from dad and that's what you do?

[@cowpusher719]

quilpiepark You blew that all out of proportion!!! I was just talking about the way the young lad was riding the Colt. What's your advice, since u are a pro Colt breaker?

[@antomas1972]

Bailey Ramsey hats of to you sir well said..

[@nyomidiaz8944]

There are problems with listening to your dad if he tells you to do something wrong, obviously. Duh everyone knows that.

[@gerrycoleman7290]

There is something wrong with listening and acting on what dad says when it is wrong.

[@HumorousHearsay]

Old video I know, but just wanted to point out one thing to folks who may do this. If a horse bucks, the one thing you don’t do (which this kid did great at!) is don’t grab the horn! Yes, there are better ways nowadays to break a horse, but back in the day, this is all a lot of us knew.

[@roedoresdeoliveira]

If you train a horse with spurrs when you do need spurrs it will already have learned to ignore them so you will have to keep using worse and worse spurrs. As the men who taught me everything once said "You always start from 0 because if you're already 100 there's no where else to go"

[@WolfindenFox]

Well done sitting on that horse ! I wonder how they do today

[@juancarloshernandez737]

Wolfinden .....

[@brooksequine7621]

That young man sticks on tighter than a tick ! Good job !

[@tashaequestrian9915]

Don't use spurs and don't get him to move when he don't want to move it's like putting a 2x weight on your back I wouldn't like it and I would have a fit that's why I think bear back is best

[@goldenbuckskin5995]

You don't ride western. When training/breaking a horse personally you shouldn't teach a horse that if the horse doesn't want to move when you want him to that that's okay. The horse was bucking bred and came from a rodeo stock contractor.

[@SeneliaStein5632]

the horse bucked because you stab him all the time! This poor horse looks for release of pressure and you don't give him any direction or release! Learn how horses sees your actions before trying anything! Look at the horses head when he don't bucks, always looking outside the pen, because he wants to go away from this place that he associated with pain and pressure! And I'm pretty sure that horse got a strong bit before this bosal, because when he bucks his mouth is wide open like a horse that tries to avoid the pain caused by the bit.

[@nyomidiaz8944]

I partly agree... But horses open their mouth when they're, and bucking. I don't think this horse has ever worn a bit because he wasn't "broken" yet.

[@goldenbuckskin5995]

horses open their mouths when they buck besides this horse is a RODEO BUCKING horse read the desc. ever seen a rodeo?

[@kennethmarlow2731]

Young man did a great job, and that’s a good looking horse

[@ava8625]

The only reason he's bucking is because you are kicking him with spurs.

[@andreaavery555]

Can we see grandma ride?❤

[@caltheanimal8552]

I feel really bad for this horse. This shouldn't be allowed

[@ilsaschleber7501]

Are people forgetting what COMMON SENSE is?! This guy would have this horse trained in a lot less time if it wasn’t for spurs and pulling on his face!!!!

[@mollybelmont182]

EXACTLY

[@Ashavers24]

Why on earth wear spurs for the first ride!?!?!? Don't get me wrong, I don't have anything against them, but, the horse was a bronc first, and cowboys used spurs on him, and the horse looked like he didn't really want to buck, every time he would quit bucking, he was being constantly jabbed in the sides until he was bucking again. That is not how you break a horse!! When he stops bucking, he needs to be rewarded!! NOT jabbed constantly in the sides!!!!

[@gipsiesrealm]

Autumn Jeppesen thank you

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Spurs are never needed. But these people don't know anything about mutual respect and trust.

[@onewiththepandas343]

Would hardly call them cowboys

[@thiagosousa4661]

muito bom

[@twistedmoon8989]

this guy is breaking him the right way! wheather people like it or not

[@jharvey816]

I trained so many horses without spurs haha

[@spannerclyde6832]

I died at "Ma grandmaw could ride that hawrse....while crocheting"

[@leahwalthour6397]

Do you ever think how it would feel if you got stabbed in the sides constantly I don't have any thing against them but think about that

[@calebanderson9981]

Leah Walthour funny how people act like they know all about everything and they’re an expert but they ought to be put in that situation. Then the opinion will change because of experience

[@bellasue2540]

you dont have to be an expert to know jamming spurs in a young horse will make him want to get rid of the pain however they can

[@calebanderson9981]

Tena San Martino it is nothing but a stimulation if done correctly. That aren’t actually sharp. Some are more aggressive than others. This is not one of those situations. Horse just wants to go back to being lazy. Imagine not doing anything for two years then all of a sudden you carry 200 pounds for hours on end over several miles. Case closed

[@bellasue2540]

Caleb Anderson

[@klimn2501]

❄

[@Karenlangegut]

See how the horse was behaving well until he spurred it?

[@willow_animates8123]

Omg ikr. Awful, like take off the damn spurs.

[@chloehooper7024]

Take off the spurs!

[@kbsvlog1442]

You can either break easy or break hard mustang 😈🤠

[@ivyequine]

Haha, Spirit reference...

[@rugerrn]

Any reason y'all keep raking him? Cuz that doesn't exactly look like it's helping.

[@NoOne-zz3wd]

There's no raking stupid fuck

[@dakotabenight2548]

Didn’t realize there were this many horse trainers 😂😂😂

[@MythicalMare]

Yeah I'd be pretty pissed too if I kept getting stuck with spurs

[@wilmoney4619]

Awesome vid. Why everyone needs a round pen before an arena

[@katieking2525]

Oh my god people. It’s called riding the buck out of one. That’s why he keeps kicking him. It teaches them that buckings not okay. Wait. I forgot. Everyone here’s a world known horse trainer🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@tannertomlinson5747]

Katie King finally someone who understands and isn’t an idiot like all other ppl here

[@just_a_waterbottle6827]

Katie King I used to be stupid and say thus was abuse but then look a the end at the horse

[@215jami]

What that does is teach him people are not ok and the sooner they can get rid of him the better and its called breaking a horse which is different from training a horse.

[@claired.4598]

it really isn't, its just teaching them to be scared. I had an abusive trainer(even got jailed for animal cruelty) and this is how she did it. Overly whipped a new horse, tie his head down, extreme harsh bits for first rides and it ruined all her horses. She trained my horse that I got from her, years after I left, he was terrorized by everything(leg, sounds, someone using a whip) and still is train or break it horse it just installs fear into them and thats basically just ruining them and their future riding career. Excessive kicking with harsh spurs like this doesn't. Also, breaking is the same as training as well... also notice how when the rider isn't kicking the horse, he's acting fine but as soon as he jabs his spur he's acting up...

[@zombiegirl9495]

Katie King that's what the bit is for 😒

[@stephanied143]

Good job young man...it’s hard to find a real old school horse breaker nowadays...that’s why we have so many silly acting unsafe horses nowadays

[@schleichtacos4514]

i don't think you need to be using spurs and keep hitting him like that, just ride the buck out...

[@tamsolo1584]

Handled that horse like a pro.

[@rutherford.kayden3315]

Man I wish that when I break colts they bucked like that.... but no they got to try and kiss the moon when they buck.

[@richardcowart3227]

Spurs? Really?

[@RoBurgers]

I agree, put him back in the wild

[@miakoopmans1083]

those spurs are to strong so when you keep kickin him with them of coarse he wants to buck you off

[@almamaciel238]

ekv

[@traceywillams3468]

Your pullin on his nose, and spurrin em!? Genius. Where else he gonna go, but up.

[@austriae]

This is a cruel way to "Break" A horse. Do it with patience..

[@sharonmarsh5251]

Good job

[@kaira9668]

instead of beeing happy when that horse goes forward for a second and pet him for the good job, so that he can realise what the wrong thing to do is, he just continue to kick him until it's to much for it. A horse that is so sensitive with the leg shouldnt be ridden in spurs...

[@rachelpotter2247]

You do realize this was years ago, things was a little different..

[@Robin-qk4sf]

Expecting to much on first ride take what u get first ride then praise him for doing good if he does then slowly expect more and add Spurs if needed

[@ScooterLee-ei1ep]

Its a bucking horse. Not a yard pony.

[@Noevamber]

western riding is the best🐎🐎🐎💖

[@Hannah-zr9id]

KawaiiCookieHD Can't believe you said that! Western riding should be harmony, he is just kicking and mistreating his horse! You should NEVER break a horse, but make it trust you, so that it likes to work with you. This is heartbreaking, the poor horse 😣😣😣

[@shiawilliams5750]

Han Nah y'all make it sound like he's killing the horse, hate to brake it to you but this is how most every ranch, rodeo, & roping horse is broke, it's kinda like showing who's bigger so it takes less time to start actually working who him

[@Hannah-zr9id]

shia williams I am from Germany, and I'm really glad that we don't break the horses, just because we don't need to, they trust us.

[@Noevamber]

shia williams you're right

[@taylorlitterell7913]

Han nah people in Germany are pussys

[@SmolBean98]

For the people who bitch about the ' Horse trainers ' in the comments... It doesn't take a horse trainer to see what's going on and know that the use of spurs is NOT needed in this situation. " Riding the buck out" doesn't take spurring the horse in the ribs repeatedly for the sake of getting it to buck, and then claim you are " Riding the buck out." Riding the buck out of a horse can be done without stabbing it in the ribs. The only reason why the horse has a buck or "crow hop" in the first place is because you keep getting at him with the damn spurs. Hell if someone stabbed me in the ribs with spurs I'd probably buck too. Get rid of the damn spurs, and then ride the horse and see if there truly is a buck that needs to be ridden out. Idiots and their lack of horsemanship is what this is.

[@aaronp9682]

Bc he is spurring the horse who tf breaks horses with spurs

[@The_Vanilla_Guerilla]

Thank you!

[@mihakabercic4457]

Why not

[@michelleeubank2366]

your a backyard mechanic that says change the sparkplugs.... but its the fuel filter, Hire a mechanic its cheaper and in this case better for the horse

[@martinmorland9597]

The spurring isn't that bad I have seen far worse in the past including spurring with sharp cutting spurs that draw blood everyone is different everyone has a view

[@gerrycoleman7290]

............and the horse gets to suffer from stupid people's ignorance.

[@martinmorland9597]

It’s not suffering

[@robsocruzcruz4409]

Ji 1lk

[@leewilley4815]

Given a minute he would have walked off. He was ready to until he rubbed the top of his head and ears and you see the eye and ears change on the colt. Of given an alternative such as moving his feet when he was prepared to do so, all this would have been completely uneccessary. I do know what I'm talking about, I've started over 1000 colts. This colt told you everything he was thinking and it was not seen. Anyone can do what this young man did, takes a horseman to understand what going on underneath you.

[@AndersonCattleCo]

As you can see by the comments everybody is a horse trainer LOL

[@yawyobwoc]

The no spurs, bits or shoes crowd.

[@rugerrn]

Half the people commenting on this video sound like backyarders, but have you noticed a trend in comments? I'm no trainer, but I have started every horse in my own string for the last 10 years, & my colts are not dude horses. They work their asses off here. Just don't see the purpose of starting needless trouble with those spurs on the first ride, especially when kiddo is trying to rake him like a bronc. I've never used them in the first week. Always have em after, but never spurred em on the first ride. Colt's confused, don't have a clue what those are yet. All he knows is he's getting jabbed, but don't know why. There just ain't no reason for it that I can see, unless y'all wanna keep him broncy. Good lookin colt, & y'all do what you wanna do... You're the ones riding him. Just my 2¢

[@yawyobwoc]

Yeah, but you gotta admit, the kid can ride.

[@rugerrn]

Kid looks like he's got a good seat, but that colt didn't buck worth a damn.

[@yawyobwoc]

Give him a break! When most kids have their noses stuck in a cell phone these days it's obvious that this young man has spent a fair amount of time working up wet saddle blankets.

[@buster4451]

Good job, not going to tell you how to break a horse like everyone else but you might want to not put your whole foot in the stirrups in case you get bucked off he does not drag you all over.

[@lynnplummer4331]

That horse was pretty good until ya JABBED HIM WITH SPURS

[@lachlanmeehan6400]

Good riding cowboy

[@haileybecker5655]

O and a another thing to almost every one on here has the more negativity then ever I'm just saying I'm 14 and I love to ride and that may be your opinion but there is no need for this if he wants to ware spurs than let him there are so much people that ware them and if u don't want to or u don't like them then fine I'll admit it I'm not a big fan of spurs but maybe next time keep that to your self and try to complement more then adding negativity

[@karsongottschalk2704]

Hailey Becker I agree man I’m 13 and I have the same opinion

[@SmolBean98]

It's not exactly the fact that he's wearing the spurs. It's the fact he is using them improperly and repeatedly jabbing the horse just for the sake to get it to buck or "crow hop." That's the issue.

[@cordobes]

​@@SmolBean98 Are you going to buy these horses and break them the classic way building from ground work up? Because not only that has a huge failure rate w/ these horses, it'll take months or years until they're ready for ranch work. Are you gonna pay for that? IOW, they'd end up in the slaughterhouse because there is no incentive for anyone to do that, in any meaningful scale. Then again, in truth you couldn't care less about the horses, what you want is to feel self-righteous and morally superior by putting down the guys that are actually retraining these horses in the only way that is economically feasible.

[@SmolBean98]

HO I honestly forgot all about this video seeing as I made the comment a year ago, but thanks for reminding me how many idiots are in this entire comment section. Have a nice day however. So sorry a KZbin comment bugged you so much .

[@amandak3198]

There is literally nothing to compliment here, besides that saint of a horse.

[@randomvideosandhorses975]

I'm not saying you're wrong with your riding but you shouldn't kick with spurs it might cut the horse.

[@daleenalberts5829]

How utterly ridiculous. Leave the spurs cowson.

[@naomilandry7816]

Y?

[@alaskaismyhome39]

Really? Digging your spurs into the horse's side while it's scared and unsure? You were demanding it to misbehave! What a horrible "technique"! BREAKING horses is not the same as training. When you do this shit, you literally *break* them. It makes them not trust you, it makes them not respect you, and it makes them dislike you. That boy should be ashamed for riding that horse that way. I hope he gets some comeuppance!