FAILS! :D My horses are wild :D

hahahaa

[@zoecorcoran7301]

respect to this girl for not pulling on the bit every time her horse acts out 🙌🙌 just saying because ive seen lots o people that do.

[@traumtanzerin1783]

Thats a reflex. When your horse makes a uncontrolled jump forward you are pulling a second or so on to reins cause ... yeah..it's a reflex. Normaly you are not trying to hurt you'r horse. Hope you understand me :'] P.s It's my opinion.

[@traumtanzerin1783]

Oh. Sorry. I didn't noticed the 'not' in you'r sentence :'}

[@jessss3380]

This is so true 👐🏻❤️❤️

[@5crazyonlinegirls701]

I have horses and I ride and I love and respect my horses but I must pull on their bits especially my new horse because of they she acts but it does not hurt her so please don't hate me I have a reason and I'm really qualified with horses. 🙈🐎🦄

[@palielpalillo4290]

+Zoe Corcoran looks like she is een enjoying it a little bit :D

[@nelef.1836]

Respekt für diesen Sattelmagnet , du heilige :O xD

[@kenzieandpip6839]

Holy fuck your balance and seat are legendary if you can ride through that.

[@alekskraszewska310]

+KenzieAndPip I know right :)

[@Jessica-uf3zp]

+KenzieAndPip AND THEY'RE JUST LAUGHING! hahaha I'd be balling!

[@olenomena9554]

i'd be crying and panicing 😂

[@joaoferreiradebrito4029]

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[@Islatay2006]

+Eevi Leino don't ver panic on a horse. Just stay relaxed and calm and your horse will do the same.

[@valeska6434]

You got amazing balance tho!!!

[@lieselotschuster4923]

jullie waren Duits

[@valeska6434]

Lieselot Schuster wie ik? ik ben nederlands (kwart duits, maar ik spreek geen duits)

[@cyrawalter422]

Du hast einen richtig guten Sitz!😍👍💪 Schön zu sehen, dass es auch noch Reiter auf dieser Welt gibt die ihr Pferd nicht gleich für sowas bestrafen (z.B.: mit Gertenschlägen usw...)😣

[@horseunicorn4889]

+Cyra Walter Ich finde auch, vorallem zieht sie nicht zu stark am Gebiss, so wie das bei vielen ist, wenn das Pferd sein 5 Minuten hat.

[@greta4767]

+Horse Unicorn Wenn das Pferd mal seine 5 min hat und dann wie wild losrennt, ist es manchmal einfach der Reflex zu ziehen . Das hat ja nichts mit Bösartigkeit zu tun:) In dem Moment kann man manchmal einfach nicht so schnell denken was man tun soll , und dann ist meist der erste Gedanke : Das Pferd iwie zum Stehen bekommen:) PS: Ist meine Meinung ( no hate ) :)

[@horseunicorn4889]

Ja klar. Aber sie ist sich das ja gewohnt und das wollte ich noch dazusagen :) Sie weiss wie sie in so Momenten reagieren soll. XD Schönen Tag dir noch

[@greta4767]

+Horse Unicorn Ach so:) Danke gleichfalls;)

[@horseunicorn4889]

Kein Problem (:

[@AnniKakashisGroupie]

also ich muss schon sagen :D sattelfest bist du :D

[@elizabethmcqueen321]

This is so cute... May I ask where you get your butt glue?;)

[@onlyequines8003]

Elizabeth McQueen don’t know about her but I get mine from tesco

[@ameliademarco4784]

i must say i laugh out loud every time i watch this video.. this is genuine fun!! the horses are lovin it, literally and she takes it with irony and enjoys it! this is the real bond, absolutely LOVE this video

[@GeezItsGee]

Y'all gotta chill, her horses are not aggressive or in pain, you can just tell by the body language. These horses are still quite young and have their times which is normal! If you cannot even read your horses body language then you're not doing so well as a rider :/ At least she's letting her horses be horses! (My horse cannot be lunged since he turns into rodeo mess, even with professionals he ain't having it!)

[@harrietevelyn9730]

Completely agree, with the horse I lease he is so well behaved had him for 1 year never even bucked or anything and he's a stallion. But when his owner gets on him (we're at the same private yard) he turns back into a normal horse that has his rodeo moments with her. I think he's just looking after me because I'm less confident than her and she is much higher in ability to ride. My Connemara has his moments with me but more naughty with my sister. They can sense confidence and stress.

[@GeezItsGee]

+Harriet Casey exactly! that's why they always say "a horse copies your energy"

[@chrissys8600]

completely disagree. As a certified coach and horse trainer these women are doing amazing at staying on. It's the lack of knowledge that leads them to believe this is just what horses do. this is very naughty and Rick Gore would agree. There method is stay on cowgirl... but these horses should eventually have someone teach them that this behaviour is not okay. I see it so much where someone says there horse is fully trained and doing this. If your horse is doing this constantly like that you have not trained him and he's very green.

[@GeezItsGee]

Christine Sawler I think it really just does depend on the horse itself, I understand that horses start picking up thinking "hey so i can do this? okay!" but I think as this horse and it's owner obviously know eachother well, then it just does this. However they might not be trained but what I meant is that these horses are not aggressive (as people have been saying), I didn't say they weren't green! I've trained horses too and they're all good ones now, but my horse now just won't have it, even after having professional training he becomes himself a couple of weeks later :l some never learn but it's a life-time project and never boring!

[@chrissys8600]

+Glenna or E-B can't agree sorry. no excuse for this considering I know women and men who can turn any horse good and they will never do this. this is not a horse being a horse. a horse being a horse would be one running in the paddock and bucking and rearing with other horses. but to do this with your partner on your back is not okay by any standards. judges disqualify down here for this. it's not trained and not acceptable. horses can be horses when there partner is not on there back. none of my horses do this. but in the paddocks sure! but you need to establish a high level of respect on the ground first before you jump in the saddle. I see it a lot where people buy a horse and three weeks later there on. I suggest a month and a half if ground training with any horse. that's where you get your respect... that's where you can level with an animal. you never level on its back... because this is what happens. you don't level and the horse continues to rear cause he knows this is okay. it's not.

Can everybody please stop hating? You do NOT have the right to tell her that the horse is or can be injured. I get sick of reading the comments. Do you really think that the horse would jump if s/he was hurt? Think for your self. It's not your horse, not your problem. I think SHE KNOWS THE BEST FOR HER OWN HORSES! Besides.... I dont think the horses are like this every time she rides. I think the horses are just very happy to have her as their owner.😌

[@tessadoesnotbelonghere]

Preach!

[@kmartvan]

1:15 lol he's like "omg what is that!!?!?! Oh right we go OVER it... Got it."

[@ravenclawequestrian4393]

My horse always does that

[@lidaisy7820]

I love this video! I must've watched this for like 10 times! She is so magical when she stays on! I can barely balance a bareback canter!

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

Too much oats, perhaps? I remember once I fed my saddlebred too many oats, OOEEE that was a spicy ride!!

[@loas5154]

Oats was the same prob we had with our 6-year old mare last year! :D 1,75m tall and strong like hell, and she's got waaaaay too much energy. she got really dangerous... nobody even wanted to get her to the meadow bc nobody could hold her... Even I was scared of going outside with her alone... xD once she got on two hooves and fell to the ground on asphalt on the way to the meadow........ she didn't get seriously hurt but that was when the owner stopped giving her oats...

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

alice einfachnein ya way less oats or NO oats just hay and a stronger bit would control him better, perhaps also they have been standing all day in a stall, pasture time lets them run and buck as much as they want.

[@loas5154]

Yeah, oats it not always necessay... And every horse should get onto a meadow in some way, otherwise I can't blame the horse when it tries to get off of all the energy :/

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

alice einfachnein Well if you dont feed them oats, perhaps some other crunchy bits other than hay they greatly enjoy; I fed mine cubes of some type, they crunch them up like chips and its not too energetic for them, some brands are calorie wise and other brands can put weight on your skinny horse, they love them..

[@loas5154]

Ours get mash, and they love it. The 26-year old Oldenburg I still ride sometimes gets more than the young mares bc he struggles to hold his weight. Especially the old boy always can't wait to get his mash... It contains little oats too but more other cereals. They also get some carrots and dry bread and the old one gets a normal portion oats as well. :)

[@BarrelsPolesandJack]

I'm always amazed at the fact that you guys find this behavior funny. Nothing about a horse bucking is funny. It's a sign of disrespect, and if you continue to let them get away with it, it's going to turn into a habit that could one day get you either hurt or killed.

[@matyskiewim]

You're 100% right!!! But as you can see, some people have fun seeing such a rude horse... This will never change

[@BarrelsPolesandJack]

matyskiewim Well, with that kind of attitude, of course not! It only takes one to blaze a trail.

[@Avisen92]

sooo....the horse is rude because is buck when he has too much energy?? do not see the link ther. And what do suggest she do when he bucks? Not much to do then try to hold on, and cut down on the othmeal/ or make sure the horse gets more exercie.

[@BarrelsPolesandJack]

Avisen92 Do you not know how to speak English? Or are you just a 12-year old on her parents' computer? What are the odds that you don't even have any videos of yourself even interacting with horses? ...but anyway, to answer your question, no, you don't just "hold on." You don't sit there and laugh and do absolutely nothing. If you even FEEL the horse starting to buck, you BEND THEIR HEAD AROUND IMMEDIATELY and redirect their feet. And actually, if you have a good handle on the horse on the ground, I can guarantee you that about 99.9% of your behavioral problems will disappear. By the way, groundwork is more than just leading your horse to and from the barn and pasture, grooming them, or lunging them around and around in a circle until they're practically bored out of their minds. The more you move their feet, the more respect you'll get.

[@Avisen92]

***** yes, personal attacks, that always proves that you are right...I was in a hurry writing that comment, so yes, the english wasn't good. But that's nothing to do with the issue here. There are always a reason for a horse to "misbehave" and it has nothing to do with "rudeness". Maybe he has an ache some where, his bridle is to tight, he haven't been out in a while (thuse have alot of energ). Or simple he is just feed too much high energy food. Of course the owner of the horse should try to do something about it, and maybe she is!!!WE DON'T KNOW, because it's a 1.27 min long video. I do agree on one thing, its not funny that he bucks or rears, somebody could get hurt. And just for the record, I've been riding for the last 10 years, and have had several horses of my own. In addition I also have 2 year education dealing with horses- both shoeing, disease, taming, and handling of horses.... I'm not interested in discussing this further, I just wanted to point out that you were being unfair to the owner of this video.

[@LifeLovinCowgirl]

Opinions are like butt holes, everyone has one.

[@ChibiSugar]

That's deep.

[@jessi_8627]

Jennifer Bannink that was deeper

[@thecutenesscorner4405]

HAHAHAHAHA!!! I’m going to use that analogy all the time

[@amber4159]

That just made my day.

[@reinadv1407]

Im gonna use that

[@mnunan]

i see nothing more than two reckless teenager horses. lol :) You are a great rider too!

[@dulcietillinghast2598]

YOUR SEAT IS INCREDIBLE

[@brainsnot]

dulcie tillinghast It's called a Saddle 😂😂😂

[@elizam-p5129]

she's talking about the girls position not the actual saddle lol

[@paigeslaunwhite1993]

dulcie tillinghast ikr like damn I'd be in the dirt

[@lordcuterbeckett100]

I love how in the dressage warm-up when he bucked you just sat through it, and went on like nothing happened (:

[@MyrMyrRomance]

Jumping bareback or a shifting saddle (or even no saddle) can be very hurting for the back. I noticed that he always bucks right after a jump or exercise that uses his back or makes him turn. Maybe you should let his back be checked out by a vet or osteopath, because this behaviour seems to be pain and annoyance to me, expecially because you afterwards literally hang on the reins and pull very hard on the bit.

[@victoriajw9056]

***** you cant see internal back pain?

[@TheDashsh]

true, I agree.

[@noemierigord6170]

At 0:10 the horse is not turning or jumping or anything and she's not riding bareback ...

[@Ilovechoccookies]

Sorry but this is such total BS! Most horses will buck when being jumped bareback, not because their backs are bad, but because your weight is shifted into a odd position, due to the rider's balance changing on landing. A lot of horses aren't used to being jumped or even ridden bareback, not that I'm saying there aren't horses with bad backs, because there are, sadly. But most riders will have their horses' backs checked regularly, not everyone is clueless about it :) Also most warmblooded breeds are just a little feisty ;)

[@LeH.Equitation]

You stay very well on the horse !( and this is the most beautifull english of the world xD )

[@janparker33]

The art of riding: Keeping a horse between you and the ground. Very well done!!!

[@tinkerbell3233]

lol the dressage part was priceless. He was just like "you didnt see anything...hehe"

[@equestrainteamdressage4842]

Ich wäre schon lenkst runtergeflogen xD du hast einen echt guten sitz und so haha

[@evajmf4944]

Ich wäre auch schon längst unten gelegen ! :D

[@cupcake5309]

a horse can be broken and trained but they will never forget where they've come from or their natural instincts that's why i love them

[@jennydurr4711]

wow!! das nenn ich mal sattelfest :'D also meinen größten Respekt!!

[@ashleylan5888]

Guys gotta chill. Your horse is beautiful and have so much potential

[@AnnieGultimateyaoiotaku]

You did so well staying on! I would have fallen off every time :)

[@HmainTomlinson]

Your a good rider to sit to them, but a few things you should do to prevent them bucking: Make sure nothing is hurting them such as a saddle rubbing, or gabbing them in the mouth with the bit. Try not to laugh and be soooo loud, it will confuse them. And finally, try to sit up taller and relax into them

[@HmainTomlinson]

then maybe she could lunge them 10 minutes before riding them if possible :) 10 minutes of lunging is the equivalent of 1 hour of riding :)

[@HmainTomlinson]

Me Too :(

[@deerdoe9180]

***** lunging is basically a brainless activity for a horse...

[@HmainTomlinson]

Deer Doe Maybe it doesn't do much for them mentally, but it's great for tiring them out.

[@brennaebitz8840]

Honestly I think this is hilarious! Even though your horses are being silly, you're just laughing it off! People are so stupid here -.- These clips could be collected from years, not recently. I think you're an awesome rider and can really see your love for riding and horses!

[@saoirse0013]

those horses be like...screw this classical riding...let me barrel race

[@BrumbyHorseWarrior95]

omg your horses are a wee bit fresh haha, nice job of staying on ^_^

[@laug1576]

I watch this over a million times a day. No kidding.

[@multiashhole]

First of all you are an excellent rider! Secondly beautiful horses they are spunky!

[@bombshellsims]

i've been watching this video every year since it came out and it never fails to make me laugh! amazing seat and hands on the rider too! :))

[@dipdipify]

for all those people who are saying that she should correct that horse or that its dangerous horse.... no. just no. the girl is a perfect rider in my eyes. she knows how to stay on when the horse bucks, she is clearly have the time of her life riding that horse and the horse is having fun from all the freedom. also for any on the haters that might reply to me. this is MY opinion, so I don't care for any of your god damn 'I know everything' speeches, so don't even bother

[@chantal2172]

Wer bekommt auch immer den Lachflash des Todes wenn das Pferd bockt xD

[@saraslife7686]

OMFG i love it sooo muucch

[@coolestpersononearth.]

Horse freak hmmn the horse which do the mist shit already died. I think it will be not that easy to cut a video like that again.

[@saraslife7686]

Marie Huebner Oh really sorry😖😱😇💋❤😭

[@eszti3703]

Horse freak love your videos :333

[@jadelogan6194]

You have a really good seat. I love how your laughing at them instead of yelling. Lol. I love horses that are like this.

[@feliciakarlssonn]

Hahaha omg youre horse has energy

[@alleighpeterson2592]

To all the people who are taking this so seriously, you need to calm down. She's an amazing rider for being able to stay on when her horses got excited, and all of you telling her how to ride and that her horses are sore and so on shouldn't take everything so seriously. I have a horse who bucks for fun, there is nothing wrong with her, and I'm sure if this person's horses were sore she would know and get it fixed. Don't tell her how to ride, she's obviously a skilled rider and just because she doesn't ride exactly how you do it doesn't mean she's less of a rider. She put this up, in my opinion, to be a funny video, so it bothers me when I come on here and see people to use her seat, not to laugh, ect, when it's not your horse in the first place.

[@ub38dl1]

Zu den Hatern! Pferde buckeln von Natur aus, es wäre unnätürlich wenn Pferde ihren Naturinstinkten nicht folgen können! Dazu gehört das ,,Bukeln'' Freie bewegung und auch mal das schnelle galoppieren!

[@nika-sg9he]

genau! darf ein Pferd nicht mal Pferd sein? das sind F A I L S!

[@jasminehosk7671]

Hahaha this is so cute! U 2 guys fit together perfectly!

[@chloesankey8208]

Perfect horses are boring:D my pony is a cheeky little thing too

[@kendylthompson922]

Chloe Sankey I know right I like riding difficult horses with a large personality

[@tayakyme4617]

Wow you've got a great seat to sit most of those bolts and bucks well done x

[@MatildeM]

1:16 the slo-mo jump, my horse does that a lot >_

[@Murrrin]

Matilde Mar So does mine, it's annoying like hell xD

[@majidmalik7011]

Katja Kate

[@embolt5630]

Mine is a school pony so she doesn't do too much jumping except with me lol so whenever I jump her she either gets excited and throws me lol or does a slow motion jump like this or one of those jumps when they stop proper spring and throw u out of the saddle 😂

[@NicolineXXNoraly]

+Matilde Mar when you feel him hestitant "just" kick (:

[@sophiaj8340]

It looked like the one time that you jumped with your hands out he was just fine (cool accent helping you out too). and the times when you kept your hands forward on the reins while jumping you try to brace thereby bouncing and jerking backwards into the forward motion of his hind end when he is bringing it over the jump. I bet that for whatever reason he has a sensitive back or maybe just a little stiff (which can sometimes be helped by certain stretches, or light massages, and just improving your seat in general). My horse has back sensitivities and i am working on fixing it with saddle fit and some really neat saddle pads: the thin line, and back on track (you should really check that one out! it helps warm their back up with therapeutic thermal heat) technology combined in the *contender II pad*. Love your attitude about all the wild crazy little ponies. That's what i call a good sport. (: good luck and God Bless.

[@summbiene123]

Jaja die verrückten pferde machen sattelfest :D

[@Madelene112]

Aw! Your horse is so happy :)

[@youcantseemeebro3454]

You let your horses get away with so much shit.

[@esterdekwaaisteniet2978]

What else to do, whip them 'till all the hair is of his butt? You can't really blame a horse for doing that, it's a 'wild' animal.

[@youcantseemeebro3454]

I don't whip my horses, you can simply take the rein and pull their nose to your boot and it makes it so they can't do anything.

[@esterdekwaaisteniet2978]

A bit already hurt 'em it won't make them feel any better.

[@amityxx780342]

Actually she does a good thing and keeps riding them...if she stops the horse learns that's how to get the person to stop. Most of the horses look like they are more playful and having fun then wanting to stop anyways

[@youcantseemeebro3454]

I never said she should get off and stop riding. You're supposed to correct bad behavior and not let them get away with that because it teaches bad habits.

[@riding4-ever57]

ich glaube ich habe dieses Video gefühlte 20 mal angeschaut weil es mich fasziniert wie du da immer oben bleubst und immer weiter machst ^-^ :D dein Pferdchen ist echt süß♥ ihr passt super zsm:)

[@marthawilliams4095]

Respect guys she was gentel with the horse u dont know wats wrong with it it could be maybe unbroken or just getting used to her

[@alexandrahutchins5330]

Just saying, you really should not scream when your horse takes off as you can spook him and he (?) can hurt himself,also you should ALWAYS slow him down as soon as he takes off because if he slips he can also really hurt himself you don't just sit there screaming.

[@myvolleyballlife6266]

She's not screaming she's laughing smart one. And can't you tell she's pulling back. Get your eyes checked

[@ZofiaKozioSportHorses]

LillysFilliez horse dont care about is it laugh or scream. He's afraid of any kind of screan

[@alexandrahutchins5330]

Zeebra Gameplay Thanks +LillysFilliez ,And my eyes are fine thanks,i she was pulling back and it wasn't working she should have circled or used a pulley rein.do you not know anything about horses?

[@alexandrahutchins5330]

and i don't see her pulling..

[@ZofiaKozioSportHorses]

But horse is only animal and has got primitive reflekses, so it's invalid what horse is it. Soooo, you have to learn A LOT OF horses and riding...

[@crazyimagination]

I understand people's constructive advice and stuff but the title obviously says that these are fails. So no false promotion of activities is being portrayed. Sure screaming, laughing and squeaking won't help but i'm sure us riders have all done it at least once. Let it slide, the girl looks like a fine rider and has probably learned from her mistakes.

[@adiemushorsetribute]

I only have one thing to say: Poor horses!

[@turoxlordiresatein1434]

Usually the horses do that because the riders are doing something wrong.

[@JR-js9bk]

Not all of the time, maybe if the horse is not broken. But in this it was mainly when the horses were galloping and not all but some buck or kick because they get excited

[@kenzieshelley4172]

+TuroxLordIresatein When the horse was coming off of the fences or galloping it was just saying it was having a good time.

[@SephirothWaifu]

+TuroxLordIresatein If anything its because the horses needs more training and discipline actually. Horses will try to get away with bad behavior should the owner not correct it. So its a long drawn habit. This has nothing to do with the rider.I've ridden a mare that did the same thing.

[@silverstar1178]

+TuroxLordIresatein not nessasarily, Sometimes buck out of excitement, or sometimes they're just feeling feisty.

[@eligil4629]

Wild African Signature Hmm horses can misbehave for any number of reasons, but one of those reasons is purely due to excitement. They buck and leap in the field when they’re having fun don’t they? I have a very genuine Hanoverian mare and she does aim to please but if she is fresh or in a field of a canter she will still put the head down and bronc or leap about. That’s what horses do.

[@Horsecrazy380]

I seriously LOVE how u just laugh at them bucking u! Ur laid back and laugh bcse they could have killed u but they decided not to(: ur amaZing!

[@amelia-gw5to]

This is what lunging is for...

[@kendlemiller906]

Girl I have a thoroughbred which is hot blooded so he's crazy too! Props for staying on though! Very talented rider just a little crazy horses ya got there! :)

[@lauramohlenkamp3605]

Das das Pferd vorm Sprung quasi im steigen stehen bleibt und dann springt ist mir auch schon passiert 😂😂

[@nfhorses]

Ja ja, das machen glaub ich alle ganz gerne ; )

[@lauramohlenkamp3605]

Nicole Friedrich ja😂

[@hollyottley8307]

Your black/dark brown horse is such a good jumper and is beautiful

[@alwaysmmmusic]

You're a good rider, I just think you should correct your horses immediately after they throw bucks like that and then work them to make them regret acting up...for example, if they bolt like that, don't let them keep running, pull them back down to a working trot drive them through figure 8 after figure 8 to get them soft, balanced up, and listening better to you. That's just what I recommend, otherwise you'll keep getting all those bucks and unwanted behavior

[@in2horses247]

I always heard that if a horse bucks and you slow them down then it's a reward for them, and that if they buck you should make them gallop for ages and that's what will make them regret bucking haha

[@alwaysmmmusic]

in2horses247 That is definitely better than stopping and getting off, a reward for misbehavior, but I've found you get better results with a driving seat and leg through a pattern for ages....either way, the point is to make them tired, miserable, and regretting throwing a buck

[@charlottesantosus957]

You know that moment when your horse bolts and your motivation to stay on is that if you fall off you will break your neck? 😂 ... Yeah I felt that for her throughout this entire video 😂😂

[@Sandkralle]

sche**se sind die geil :D ich liebe solche pferde :p würd dir gern eins abkaufen XD

[@sandielausten]

I just love the fact that you just laugh when they are a bit naughty :-P

[@Leiael79]

might be the horses back that is the source of the bucking. He might be in pain? Wrong saddle? Bit problems? And like the others are saying, your sitting.

[@Stace1319]

hahah! I love it! You are a wonderful rider and your horses look like they have fun too. People forget that they get a little rambunctious when they feel good.. I have the same problem with one of mine.

[@frederiekdautzenberg6680]

By far best (horse) video everrr😍

[@thepillowfortgaming]

LOL omg i give you props for how good of a rider you are. Staying on through all that is impressive =P

[@haflingerjacky8150]

WOOW YOURE VERY GOOD IN RIDING i want i dont fall with that moments....XD ima riding 17 lessons en fall no times!

[@iam3.14yearsold6]

trust me you will at some point

[@haflingerjacky8150]

THX

[@esiuol360girl19]

your horse at 1:20 bloody brilliant,never laughed so much in my life!!

[@Hrose26]

Okay #1 you need to learn to sit your seat, your flopping everywhere and it's confusing the horse, and seeing that you have TWO horses that are rearing, bucking, and kicking should show that your the problem, not them. After they jump you then laugh as if them jumping for you is funny. And when they rear or buck you dont punish them. You sit there and laugh, which is telling the horse that it's okay to rear. You either need lessons, or if your already getting lessons i suggest getting someone else. Because your pulling on the reins wayyy to much and it makes you look like a sloppy rider. I know this is coming out mean but honestly i dont mean to be. But it's the truth

[@lillianeventing]

Harley Jackson you don't have to take it so seriously, screaming or crying freaks the horse out more than laughing so back off

[@kendylthompson922]

You're probably a person that believes you are the boss of your horse and you don't let him act like a regular horse, she doesn't need to whip or smack him when he acts up, she's just letting him be a horse and theirs nothing wrong with that

[@eligil4629]

It’s better to ride through misbehaviour and stay calm rather than smacking the shit out of the horse. A lot of the reasons for the horse bucking in the particular case was due to excitement and freshness. Why punish a horse for enjoying itself.

[@blueberry-riders6425]

0:15 wooowww O_o Deine Balance ist echt mega gut! Hut ab! ❤️👌 Mein Pferd ist auch wild :D

[@minecraftpony5]

It is amazing how everyone things there a freaking expert. This girl is amazing for sitting everything and getting back on. It's ridiculous the amount of people who seem to think they know everything about the horses from a less than two minute video, what a bunch of know it alls. Like seriously it's ok for a horse to have a headset, sometimes horses do buck and rear, and yes people actually make noises or scream a little when they get scared, who new(sarcasm). So just leave her alone she is an amazing rider!!!!

[@RidingMissy07]

at 0:30 well done for getting him/her back under control!!! :)

[@TheNonMakeupGuru]

You have a really good seat, just try not to be so tough on his mouth yeah?

[@KigerHeartAO]

+TheNonMakeupGuru Since when are you the horse's owner? She's handling him well.

[@TheNonMakeupGuru]

KigerHeart AO I never claimed to be sweetheart. Calm down and realise im not attacking her. In fact i said she had a good seat. I told her to not be so tough on his mouth as thats what can make horses behave so badly and it certainly doesn't help. So chill

[@KigerHeartAO]

TheNonMakeupGuru I am chill 'sweetheart'. I'm only saying that you don't have to critizise (Idk how you spell the word.)

[@TheNonMakeupGuru]

KigerHeart AO Thats just it sweetheart. I wasn't. I made a statement that she should lay off the horses mouth. how is that criticizing? Seriously why is me saying that a bad thing?

[@equiikest3344]

ᔕᕼE ᗯᗩᔕᑎ'T

[@f1lthyfangs]

You're really good rider I can see and you're horses are wild xDD Love the vid ;DD

[@Miss1Perry]

wieso schreist du so rum wenn deine pferde buckeln? wenn sie das so oft machen solltest du dich doch schon dran gewöhnt haben oder nicht? wenn du ruhiger bleibst bleiben es deine pferde auch

[@honeylion3292]

Genau das habe ich mir auch gedacht...

[@danasch.9390]

Habe ich gerade auch gedacht, auch wenn sie nur einmal im jahr bocken sollte man nicht gerade schreien.. geht ja nie den hang hinab oder so, ist ja alles im flachen gelände

[@lolly5657]

That horse is a beaut, good power, lovely jump I'm in love. He's just excited there's so anger or aggression there. My horse was the same on a big competition day. And he was a very respectful horse. I knew I wasn't going to fall off.

[@TheTeapotte]

Ever think that maybe there's a reason your horses buck and go crazy all the time...?

[@normandean2109]

No its just because there still young and green

[@courtneyjumps]

At least you know how to still see the fun in it! Most people get all angry and nasty after those types of things. You just laughed and kept going! Very fun video to watch :p

[@elizabethhanaway2269]

Your horses are quite funny but please do be careful most of the time. Loosen up a bit on their mouths and use discipline with them when they act like that. I don't really know your horses so I'm sorry if this is normal for them to act.

[@sarahadshead3806]

She knows what she is doing because otherwise she wouldn't be as good a rider as she is. She knows what her horses need so if she needs to shorten her reins then that's fine. She dont do it out of punishment and cruelty she does it because thats what right for her horse

[@Kyra13O]

Omg i love this video *-* I used to ride a white mare that was like yours, i loved her but she was crazy like a wild stallion, always bucking and trying to escape from something hahaha... I miss her so much :( ♥

[@lilyvantiel9789]

lol i think my horse finally found his twin!

[@gracefulwishes6953]

Ikr

[@victoriagrayhome6408]

That horse is so pretty. Also good handleing him/her cause u seem very tough

[@juul7245]

Children in europe can ride, over her we don't drug the pony's for the safety of thechildren who are learning to ride like you do in america. Over here they learn from th first day on that a horse or pony can have a mind of it's own, so we can handle that and enjoy their spirit

[@tanayelverton3778]

Horses in America aren't drugged either. My first horse, who I acquired in January, is a 2 year old who acts perfectly fine. I've never had riding lessons and am learning all on my own. She is a super calm little filly who loves to just learn. I don't "drug" my horse at all. I don't even know how. You don't see us going to your videos and criticizing you for your origin with false information, don't do it to others.

[@Courtmaster121]

Just like Tana Yelverton said, you don't see us Americans going around on Europeans videos and talking trash about crap we don't know about so we advise you do the same. Americans learn the hard way too and from the first ride, I was put on a really strong 18yo OTTB Gelding 16.2hh and boy he can be strong! I've also been put on a couple troublesome ponies from the start and an advanced only TB because he is very dangerous for kids to handle. I handled him on my second lesson. We learn from the start and are part on a completely strange horse and put in an arena and let go. I've only been on a lead or lunge line while in the saddle once and that was doing balancing exercises on a spooky pony, and he still threw me off, but what did I do? I got back on and continued the lesson like nothing happened. Quit saying crap you know nothing about. Everywhere you go there are horrible riders who are either stuck up, or even some who are never taught to even tack up their own horse.

[@featheredfoothillfarm]

That's not spirit, that's lack of ground work. You haven't trained your horse properly and have a weak relationship if it acts like that.

[@eligil4629]

European horses are more spunky than American ones I’ve noticed. People of America always seem to think ponies are crazy and horses are chill but that’s because they do not seem to have many horses at the same level as we do in Europe.

[@cryingincapsandcursive]

Der Stoppelfeldmoment wenn man merkt dass man vor Meppen nicht mehr bremsen wird 😂

[@maggiejadczak9493]

Daaaamn girl! you must have the strongest thighs!

[@Apassion4horses]

Maggie Jadczak *calves

[@kayleelarson4786]

Georgia Quinn thighs* 😉 (also calves, but thighs is right)

[@tinnybird1971]

This video gave me ADRENALINE! I act like this when I ride my mountain bike on the bike trails! Lol.

[@maribeltodt]

Du kannst dich aber echt gut im Sattel halten 👍 Kompliment 👌

[@samcarter1159]

During this video I felt like my riding instructor shouting," pull his head up!" or " pick his head up!" LOL!

[@jessicarichmond914]

I don't know why you seem to think that a horse that acts like that is funny. Cause its not.

[@ayavanhells4209]

My horses do the same, especially when its cold. Its just them having fun and what else is she supposed to do? cry?

[@nicoletaylor5268]

ehh they just get excited, it happens

[@hannahrussell6080]

I agree with u. Muppett, my half horse, is a pain. But yeah, show them who's boss, I'm petite, but they sure do behave afterwards

[@siriprawnkaranuch2348]

So cute

[@Jackbrown-fk3pj]

They are just having some fun haha kickin the heals up! woo You did awesome too stick as well haha

[@AwkwardBoo]

you have AMAZING stickablity !

[@XOflyingchangesXO]

It amazes me how critical everyone is being of this girl. First of all she clearly put the word "FAILS" in the title for a reason, it isn't supposed to be great examples of riding. Second, a lot of you seem to have forgotten that horse's don't always listen and have a mind of their own. You don't know the back story behind her horses, maybe they had just been a little too excited about a bigger jump or colder weather. This girl may also be working on fixing the bucking/rearing habit, it would be foolish to think she could solve it all in one day and it takes a lot of time to teach a horse not to behave in such a manner. I for one think she did a brilliant job in a lot of these scenarios. I would much rather see a rider laugh off a buck rather than become frightened and tense and never want to ride the horse again. She recovered quite nicely too, specifically in the flat class video where after her horse bucked, in only a few strides she cantered by looking as if nothing had happened. Props to you for riding the tough horses and still being able to have fun, which is what this sport is about :)

[@ahritheninetailedfox7775]

brilliant rider, you just need to stop screaming as the horse gets scared when you do.

[@leoniestirner2919]

Na da hast du ein lustiges Pferd erwischt!😁 aber Respekt wie Sattelfest du bist❤

[@2kamikatze4]

und du solltest ma abchecken..ob der Sattel passt....das sieht nach Schmerzen oder Verspannung aus

[@gracerembold5316]

Some people on this video...... these are obviously FAILS as in NOT REGULAR BEHAVIOR FOR THESE HORSES. in many of these clips I can tell that the horses are fresh and has a lot of pent up energy. So what if she laughs a few times?? What else is she supposed to do? wail in frustration at how bad her horse is? Beat the crash out of your horse??? That will just make your horse feel more trapped and flighty. She did perfectly fine, she kept balanced and in the saddle and stayed calm while her horse was bucking. Everyone's horse sometimes gets a little excited and bucks. It's called BEING AN ANIMAL THAT LIKES TO RUN AND JUMP AND PLAY!!!!