Chick on a Fast Tennessee Walking Horse

Lady riding a Spotted Walking Horse speed racking on the back roads

[@amaru163]

I’ve ridden a TN walking horse before. Smooth as silk!

[@daphneydotson9751]

Great horse and great rider. That gal knows her horse and brings out the best of the breed in him. They both look proud! Fantastic!!

[@kdhuff]

Love to see relaxed rider and horse doing their thing!

[@tonyyates1677]

Every trained equestrian know you do not run a horse on a hard surface like that its bad for their legs causes leg splints .

[@JCElzinga]

Ohhhhh go away karen. You have no clue what the habits of this particular rider are. For all you know its 15 minutes a week and the bone wear is next to nothing. There is always one fake expert know it all commenting on any horse video. You are cancer sir.

[@sangrel1ghtn1ng]

seems like your not as trained as u claim to be, these are gaited horses and they are NOT running

[@kaliestrada5853]

@@sangrel1ghtn1ng Poster did not literally mean "run".

[@equine2020]

Yes. My post also said this. Poor horsemanship.

[@equine2020]

​@@sangrel1ghtn1ng Even trotting on hard surfaces ruins the legs. Jars. No give. With over 40yrs of horses I've seen damaged legs & hooves.

[@nfoy55]

Why on pavement??? This isn’t good for a horse’s legs or feet!

[@kimminnis8858]

Pounding on pavement isn't good for there hooves. Even though it looks awesome !

[@auroraborealis6009]

Yeah, I was thinking about that road founder

[@mimpcinco135]

Bro I just wrote the same thing shows you how little the know.

[@realreggie69]

If they are use to being barefoot it wont bother them. I have a Fresian and an Indian paint, when I kept shoes on them they would slip on the asphalt. I kept shoes off of them for atleast a year...they would run up a huge hill that was gravel...drwy to the house and one to another pasture and barn. It never fazed em. Took em on the rd they wanted to open up... and we never looked back. Mustangs in the wild run on rock and clay thats as hard as concrete and it never bothers them.

[@kimminnis8858]

@@realreggie69 All horses are different. Some have tough feet. But there hooves weren't made for pavement. Mustang's don't live on pavement. Hard pounding on pavement will eventually take its toll .Ever look at the padded shoes on city carriage horses? Thanks

[@tufernhel2925]

Pounding on pavement now with "no issues/problem" = early arthritis later

[@zszs123]

Excellent horses and riding 👌 nothing like the sound of a horse on hard surfaces it sounds amazing...Thanks for the vdeo and time 👍

[@zszs123]

@@GALLEN-vf7uy it is a beautiful sound there is nothing wrong with riding horses on the road. I've done for many many years sometimes barefoot and never had a prob out of my horses..I'm reading these Other idiot so called horse folk give there asinine P.C horse opinions and they are Karen's and Darens..Your vdeos are great keep them coming and ride on.

[@equine2020]

@@zszs123 You lucked out. Being in the horse world ( professional). I've seen the damage hard surfaces cause horses legs/hooves Also worked with equine specialists. Feel free to call us names. True horse experts know facts. Humans running on hard surfaces end up with leg problems. Maybe you didn't keep your horse until it's later years. When problems chop up.

[@horse-lover68]

On the hard ground or asphalt. Good for the horse's legs!! 🙈🙈

[@barbarafelcan8012]

That girl knows how to ride a gaited horse no interference by rider, light hands, relaxed and lets her horse gait no interference by the rider lets the horse come up from behind round up on bit and they are gone leaving the other rider in the dust. Man on other hand ? You go girl! love your horse gaits beautifully you two are a great pair.

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

Wow... Just ... Wow

[@equine2020]

Never ride on hard surfaces. Ruins legs/hooves.

[@clayton203]

The man is pushing to hard,,all horses don’t gait at same speed,,when he started breaking gait,,is a clue that something is wrong,,it’s all about the ride on a gaited horse,,if it’s not fast enough for you ,get a quarter horse

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

You should really look into making some videos of your own that are more to your liking .....If this isn't what you like or agree with , you should find or produce something that is

[@dw8057]

@@GALLEN-vf7uy I enjoy watching y’all. I don’t have horses but sure miss them. I respect your passion. My only suggestion is to stay centered in your saddle. Having had a walker, I was often wanting to lean a bit to watch shoulder/leg action. This tended to throw her enough off balance which would throw her gate into a canter. Would love to ride with you guys. Have fun, enjoy, be safe 😘🐴🐎🐴😘

[@monicaswavel6074]

Beautiful

[@joeyjackson9199]

Rack on sis!

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

Always!

[@joeyjackson9199]

@@GALLEN-vf7uy please show more women riders without the music please lol. Love the videos

[@sarah-fv9xu]

Not on the pavement! Find some grass or even gravel PLEASE! Riding a horse on pavement anything more than a regular walk can crack and ruin their hooves!

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

You are wasting your time and others (and, I think you know it)

[@sarah-fv9xu]

@@GALLEN-vf7uy I'm not! I'm trying to help horses not get abused! Riding is fine, gaited horses are fine, all of that is just fine. Riding more than a usual walk can get them put down if they hurt their feet and hooves to bad.

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

@@sarah-fv9xu No one, and I mean No One is listening to criticism in the comment section of these videos. You must "know" that ? I don't read or respond to 90% of the negative stuff. I responded to yours because it wasn't hateful or racist, it's just seems to be an opinion that's different to most of the gentlemen in the videos. BUT, you're wasting your words and energy leaving negative comments here. You would be better suited making an informative video of your own and sharing your opinions that way... But I do appreciate you watching my channel and thanks for that

[@sarah-fv9xu]

@@GALLEN-vf7uy Well first off it's not an opinion... it's facts. Second off, I will write all the comments in the world I really don't care I have so much time on my hands since lockdown.

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

@@sarah-fv9xu Sorry... Thought you were an adult... Good Bye

[@rajaqasim3646]

Where is this horse

[@judybright1965]

NICE!

[@GaiaBH1]

Nice!! 👏🏻

[@thatruthhurts1670]

Nice 👍🏾💪🏾

[@1besieged]

Looks like a Spotted Saddle Horse to me.

[@CowboyMuse405]

Oowwii 🔥🔥🔥💯

[@lewisfloyd3801]

This was not the case

[@ronnieogden6758]

Hell I'll walk rite too if I had that on my back.. I'm afraid of horses 🐎 kinda

[@swansonmatney5513]

Spoted horse racking bay horse pacjng

[@ALBANYPOSSE]

Working

[@shahabajtamboli2185]

Nice bro 👍

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

Thanks Bro'

[@shahabajtamboli2185]

Do you use whatsapp number

[@grizzlywindu]

You don't have to hold the reins so tight. Let the bit out some. The fella looked a bit out of his element lol. Not going to tell you how to ride but maybe don't post videos if you can't

[@tinnybird1971]

Nah, I have seen faster. I used to ride a 5 gaited fierey amarican saddlebred and he moved at warp speed. But that was in the early 90's. He was a lesson horse for shows. Not being rude, Just a sayin. But nice horse though! 🙂

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

OK

[@JCElzinga]

Ahhh yes the one-ups-man shows up. If you got a better vid, lets see it, otherwise stfu eh?