Hayley Moore - At The Races presenter amazingly catches loose horse

Just a quiet afternoon at Chepstow, or so we thought...
That was until Give Em A Clump decided to do a couple of laps of the track after getting loose, and then careering dowen the straight near our intrepid presenter.
What next can only be described as pretty remarkable. You've set the bar for on-course reporting, Hayley!
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[@gfan1972]

When the presenter actually knows what the hell she is talking about lol!!

[@ercanyesiltas]

Quite a rare sight

[@ItsAllLove4Real]

Yessss, right😂

[@cameronlindsey5238]

Honestly, the announcer has to be the best part of the video. The way he narrates her every move, they even go back for an instant replay. I loved that

[@ercanyesiltas]

@Miles who

[@babboon5764]

@@ercanyesiltas Bloke down 'frisco I think. Got rep for stealing hubcaps from cars. Could be moving in the used horseshoe business too I suppose but that would be ..... lame.

[@johansmallberries9874]

I do like the desk reporter saying “Haley!” like a concerned dad.

[@CodyS777-oc8vs]

Then immediately scolding her for breaking the microphone just like a “concerned dad” lmao

[@snail5213]

@Allyn Howell f off

[@morganhackworth84]

CodyS777 That was a joke lol, just British humor

[@TotalTuxedo]

@@morganhackworth84 She almost gets run over trying to stop a 1,000lb animal and he says "I hope the microphone is alright cuz she'll have to pay for it." That dude is a straight up asshole.

[@morganhackworth84]

Neon Fury Bruh she knew what she was doing 😑 She’s a rider herself and comes from a family of jockeys, it was a talented stop, chillax

[@RagingRaven88]

I've never seen someone look so elegant while doing something so badass

[@throngcleaver]

And not a grass stain anywhere to be found.

[@Thefreakyfreek]

Her arms I think I love her

[@Nza420]

Yes, she's definitely a keeper. edit: She's the type you always do everything you can to keep happy, and she will always keep you happy.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

That didn't look elegant at all

[@Richard_Nickerson]

Bunch of incels here yikes

[@hunnybeargensheer4605]

She grew up around horses, she knew what to do, how to keep herself from being trampled and then she got the saddle off. Good job darling, bravo 👌

[@amanmo862]

Why was it important to take the saddle off?

[@hunnybeargensheer4605]

@@amanmo862, she removed it to make the horse as comfortable as possible so he could calm down enough to be walked to the stable safely.

[@Dr.Spatula]

You can see her back pedaling in preparation for the pass and then you can see her actually to the side of the horse as it crosses her. Most people don't know that horses will generally avoid trampling a person. Catching and holding the reins was unquestionably impressive

[@henkmaritz007]

this was very impressive!

[@MaYbYl8eR]

She difinatly didnt know how to not be trampled cus she got trampled

[@kissofdeath4449]

She's that character in a book with a surprising backstory.

[@AmaraJordanMusic]

I’m an editor and this made me laugh so much! It’s so accurate. 😂

[@mackeycharli256]

@@AmaraJordanMusic I’m a landscaper

[@themanonthewallgammairradi8763]

If not, this is where it begins.

[@chopppacalamari]

Gatsby

[@chopppacalamari]

@Miles thanks miles, I know. Actually I am his favourite!

[@thcu]

Horse: "Wheeee!" Also horse:"Who dares touch my harnes-....oh it's you Jan, hai."

[@sushikebabguy4579]

Hai there horse

[@stevespielman]

Oh hi Mark

[@Pining_for_the_fjords]

@@stevespielman "Hi horsie" "You're my favourite customer." "Bye!"

[@omgheytherewow]

@@Pining_for_the_fjords LMFAO. I hate that I know that movie reference...😂

[@franksantos4680]

I’m so behind on my movies , I wish I knew 😭

[@lavapix]

The horse looked back, oh sorry lady. You okay?

[@VioletJoy]

Lol. It definitely put the brakes on real quick. It calmed down immediately.

[@hothotheat3000]

I swear that horse felt bad for it. He didn’t have to stop.

[@Iexpedite1]

It’s hard to run North when a person is dragging your head South. That bit is at the end of his head. She had the leverage, I doubt he had any choice but to stop.

[@JohnJohn83UK]

It was the fact she done that just so the horse doesn't pointlessly sprint another lap. I felt her care for horses the moment she wasn't letting go and rushed to take the saddle off. Legend in my eyes. Anyone that is like this with animals is a legend in my eyes.

[@Elizabethx15]

I wondered why she took saddle off? to make him comfortable?

[@MixR700]

@@Elizabethx15 unsaddling is a way to calm them down and take them out of “race” mode. Basically “ok the race is over, relax now”

[@mrtoad1408]

Lol apart from the fact she and her family are all involved in horse racing which is basically pointless animal cruelty and results in many horse deaths.

[@MixR700]

@@mrtoad1408We have lost FAR more horses to broken legs in the pasture playing than we have on the track. Also, compared to other equine sports, the rate of injury is not that much different.

[@mrtoad1408]

@@MixR700 the difference is that horses don't have to be running in races.

[@spokehedz]

To everyone who actually thinks she will have to pay for the microphone: That is British humor.

[@DivideByZerr0]

I hope to god you're fucking right because I was legitimately angry when they said she had to pay for it.

[@cal2522]

@@DivideByZerr0 Really? Amazing how the nuances of cultures are so different in humour

[@piratekingluffy3678]

@@cal2522 also because if this was America I would actually believe she had to pay for that.

[@mediocrebanters]

@@cal2522 A certain country across the pond are still trudging to understand the concept of satire and pub banter. To this day, the origin of the label "Yank" for them is still unknown.

[@tommichael2710]

@@mediocrebanters Across the pond you'd have to legitimately pay for it lol

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

She catches a run away horse and gets drug a few yards and her dress is still pristine white. I put on a white shirt and within five minutes it has magnetically attracted every staining material in a 1 mile radius.

[@brookemartin6101]

I know!. 😁😠

[@leonardbernard8721]

Hmmm...I didn’t see her take any drugs! You’re talking about the same video?

[@didakpies]

So true for me also, I now refuse to wear white shoes, socks, pants, tshirt, shirt, and definitely jocks. I just can't handle the stress, no matter my determination, without fail, 10 mins later I look as though I been at a 5 day rave bender.

[@NewEnglandViews]

Every time I put on a white shirt, a jar of spaghetti sauce magically jumps out of the cabinet and explodes on me

[@ValerieJNorse]

She's a Bobby Foster. When my brother and I were small, my brother used to play with a neighborhood kid named Bobby Foster. The two of them would go out and do the same things, play on the same grass, fall down and roll around. Bobby always came back with his white shorts and shirt all nice and white. My brother -- best not to talk about it. Bobby's mother thought it was hilarious. Our mother, well, tried to see the humor.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

1:37 "I just couldn't bear to see it go out on another lap" - presumably the horse had already run a lap with no rider, and Hayley thought it was time to stop the runaway.

[@cakiesp5847]

Sorry, but why is it bad for the horse to run without rider?

[@simonmultiverse6349]

@@cakiesp5847 Because there's nothing to slow the horse down and the horse might run over someone and injure them.

[@soyburglar1878]

Race horses will also actually run themselves to death. A small evolutionary “design flaw”, but yeah.

[@Ms0pinion]

"If Adrenaline could only be bottled" her reaction speaks volumes ❤️

[@mjade1673]

Right. I think it was bottled, and given to the horse.

[@yamyrm3687]

Adrenaline can be bottled, it’s called epinephrine.

[@jenniferj4675]

Love how she just starts unsaddling the horse like she’s one of the grooms. You are a rock star!

[@suzannebennett8987]

I know, right? She didn't have to do that! 😊

[@lorischeet5363]

Except maybe that was what made it run in the first place. A broken buckle, a loose strap flapping, anything. Very high strung strong horses, thats why they have nanny horses lead them out prior to the race. And numerous people to grab them at the end of the race.

[@ravindranp2805]

666 don't change it

[@uprightfossil6673]

Saddle is associated with racing and running whereas unsaddling is associated with walking and calming down.

[@jafrost1328]

@@uprightfossil6673 i think itd been running for a long while beforehand too, does unsaddling help them breathe and cool down?

[@ailatlebon2016]

That is a person who loves animals-that is a person who cares. This is a crazy beautiful thing to watch.

[@chuckleberryfinn1992]

💗 Hoof Hearted .very moving.. to a point, overwhelming. she must have whispered. my, isn't that something......ok, now I actually have tears welling up from that...... Hoof hearted!

[@Kennedy4OurCountry]

Absolutely!!!

[@daz.6112]

It's not that she 'loves animals' she used to handling horses. We would all have done the same thing.

[@Kennedy4OurCountry]

@@daz.6112 I thought during her interview she said she was not real familiar with horses? Huh. Yeah well what she did was WONDERFUL either way...ive seen plenty of 'horse people' who lack both the commitment and the balls.

[@KevinRAAMAAAGE]

I feel bad for the horse's mouth because of the bit and that sudden pressure, but she ABSOLUTELY did the right thing. I hope I can be that brave. I'd like to think we'd all risk our necks for our horses.

[@billyrock8305]

When a presenter not only knows the sport, but lives it. Well done girl! 👍 🇬🇧

[@Dahlia4777]

The way she catches the horse, gets dragged a bit, then gets on air and chuckles about it......legend! She seems like an awesome woman.

[@JediFight]

She’s got that rare mixture of knowledge, talent, and recklessness.

[@crazybrit-nasafan]

Too right there. A calculated risk. I have worked with horses and ridden them. Let's just say what you think they will do..... sometimes isn't. I once was bitten by a horse, a dog I would expect it from, but a HORSE?

[@delvinmallory3427]

@@crazybrit-nasafan One of my friends knew someone who dies after a stallion tore her throat out with his teeth. Another had her finger bitten clean off. Not something you'd really expect but horses shouldn't be underestimated!

[@arlo247]

lol so true ❤️❤️❤️🙌🥰🙏😂

[@hazellevesque7773]

@@crazybrit-nasafan I will always fear a horse's bite more than a dog's. A dog has sharp teeth, but they're relatively small. Horses are 1200-2000 lbs of muscle. A dog's warning are easier to spot as well. You have to be paying attention if you don't work around them to see it coming with a horse.

[@crazybrit-nasafan]

@@hazellevesque7773 Thanks for the reply. Yes, horses have a more complex personality than dogs, more difficult to read for sure. Luckily when I was bitten by that horse, he didn't draw blood, he grabbed my on my right shoulder and lifted me onto my tiptoes. It hurt quite alot and he let me go after a few seconds and apart from feeling a bit of an ache it wasn't too bad. I still stroked the side of his neck and "made friends" with him (his name was Remus) before a pleasurable hours ride out. That night I was getting ready for a shower and saw the purple and blue mess of bruises covering my shoulder. The next day it was as stiff as anything. That taught me to be wary of horses I don't know.

[@sujayp11]

Sadly the microphone was rendered useless after this. They took it behind the barn and shot it 😞

[@AussieDad79]

Arch Enemy Best thing for it, you don’t want any unnecessary suffering.

[@lyncaho4507]

🤭🤭🤣👍

[@timobatana6705]

Did it get better after they shot it? I mean. If not then they are gonna have to shoot it again

[@orls9068]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@atcatcatc]

sadly, that's the real face of microphone abuse

[@Isleofskye]

Everything I love about this wonderful Country I have had 66 fantastic years in. Dad is a Trainer. She was a good Amateur rider and 3 brothers are jockeys. Just a normal day for our Hayley :) and topped off by classic British humour by Bob and Jason informing her deadpan in a dry,ironic way that she would have to pay for the damage to the equipment......:)

[@jamescricketson9464]

It's turning in to Nairobi

[@ashotofmercury]

@@jamescricketson9464 what?......

[@jamescricketson9464]

@@ashotofmercury it's filling up with people from the third world, it's changing and not for the better

[@alanrussellsmith1672]

@UCH0Gvj0v1VOa8W2AUCBAopA You mean to say it's turning into Kenya, Nairobi is a city, not a country, but if you bothered to learn that much about other places and people you'd realize how stupid and bigoted your comment actually is.

[@Isleofskye]

Actually, equally, your comment is presumptuous because for your information there was a phrase in The Borough of Southwark, S E London 25 years ago that said the Borough was turning into "Little Lagos" not Little, Nigeria let alone the change of the Capital to Abuja. It's a term and I would suggest whatever the authenticity or nature of the phrase is more appropriate when a comparison is made to the Capital rather than a whole Country. Also, please retain the 100% record of commentators who make similar remarks to the one you made in that you are not old enough to see the massive change in ethnicity between the old 1960's/1970;s England as I was or you are not from a large multi-cultural area but somewhere like THe Shires or West Country. Would I be right, Alan? I am relying on your honesty.

[@cosmicnhilist]

My god!!!! That was incredible!! She got knocked hard to the ground and still gripped that horse strong enough to stop and then got up casually...this is something I would expect to see in a movie like "brave"!! Mad respect!!

[@ananias00x]

She didn't get knocked down, she dropped. You can't stop a horse by pulling it back - not unless you're several times stronger than any human. You stop it by pulling its head down.

[@denisepollitt1021]

Just a little background information for anybody who's interested . The horse was called "Give em a clump", he unseated his rider in the first furlong and then continued to run the track twice in a somewhat blind panic because of the blinkers . Had he gone round again, he could well have succumbed to exhaustion, so we'll done Haley!

[@EXTENDEDWARRANT]

That’s interesting I didn’t know that was a danger of

[@stevek8829]

BS, a loose horse left alone is quite alright unless motor traffic is the danger. Where's the outriders?

[@denisepollitt1021]

@Steve K. We don't have outriders in the UK, so unless someone stops a loose horse it will continue to run.

[@Laptopdog78]

@Denise, What dipshits horses must be then!! They will run until they die of exhaustion rather than thinking, ‘I am going to stop now because I am knackered’.....

[@jay-lm4we]

@@Laptopdog78 Only dipshit is you.

[@Daisy-Moo]

Dress without a stain, hair still perfect, and a hella good story for her fellow horse fanatics.

[@JohnSmith-ix5gx]

stain!!!!? did you really have to sink so low? shake my head, shame on you😕

[@garretlover9402]

@@JohnSmith-ix5gx I'm very confused right now

[@Roch10Family]

@@JohnSmith-ix5gx what

[@dawnhasbroken6304]

Funny that's the first thing I looked for--the grass stain. I don't think the grass would dare stain her dress. Respect! 👏

[@lottiestanley7696]

Dawn Has Broken - LOL Me too. I fully expected a green stripe to have been added to her dress!!! 😂 🌈

[@simonverity6763]

Brave and a pure love for horses no anger, little pat , let's get that saddle off so your race is over my lovely. Then after composed and funny . Brilliant professional 👏

[@Isleofskye]

Well Said,Simon...

[@spooge33]

"They will have to replace the Divot" That's funny.

[@poonholder5643]

She certainly took it on the chest.

[@shingouki6392]

Jesus i feel so sorry for anyone that actually took the "she'll have to pay for that" joke seriously.

[@olmostgudinaf8100]

I once told a joke to a bunch of friends from another country. Something like, "A lorry driver calls the office: 'My mirror is smashed.' They reply: 'Replace it.' He goes: 'I can't.' 'Why?' 'Because the lorry is on top of it.'" One of the group, a lorry driver, said, "That's the better case, because the insurance will cover it. A smashed mirror on its own would go out of the driver's pocket." Then he told me how much a lorry mirror costs. Ouch!

[@Frankie2012channel]

British humor does take a while to get used to if you're not exposed to it! hahahahahahaha

[@ilovenightcrawler]

Truthfully, if she was here in the US, she might have had to pay for it 🙄

[@Bookworm51485]

The British sense of humor sucks 🤷‍♀️

[@olmostgudinaf8100]

@@_Riux "lorry" = "heavy goods vehicle" Also known as "truck" in American, "LKW" in German, "camion" in French and Spanish and "грузовик" in Russian.

[@tracygraham2238]

Love the little giggle when she says "Adrenaline, if it could only be bottled". You can see that she has been around horses most of her life. She also knew getting the saddle off would possibly lower the horses need/want to run. Saddle off means not at work. At least that is how i see it. I realize i am over a year late but it just popped up in my feed.

[@unavailableusername9694]

You may be late but you are correct. Saddle off the horse relaxes.

[@RLviddy]

I'm learning a lot from the comments. 🤔

[@MB.543]

Also, adrenaline can be bottled. It's called injectable epinephrine. For example, an epi-pen for anaphylactic reactions.

[@Serasia]

Also once their saddle is off, they usually roll around, which is pretty cute.

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

Tracy Graham Thanks Tracey I came here to ask that very question. It’s an interesting bit of information.

[@spiritmatter1553]

Champion British dry commentary: "Looks like her earpiece is broken. That’s going to cost her!"

[@Name-ps9fx]

That was an awesome stop! Some people grab a "tiger by the tail", Hailey grabs a horse by the reins _as it runs by_ ! 👍

[@cyflym11]

What I like is the way she calmly gets up and pats the horse as if nothing has happened!

[@RodFleming-World]

It's important to calm the horse quickly so it doesn't spook again. She knew what she was doing.

[@cyflym11]

@@RodFleming-World Oh I know but not many of us could do it with such nonchalance. I'd be spitting grass out of my teeth and wondering where my glasses had got to!

[@babboon5764]

Oh it was correct. But it was still a pure *class* act thing to do. She seems the kind of lass it would be really difficult not to like immensely.

[@tiahc3]

She was removing the saddle which is the equivalent to us as getting undressed after a long day of work. The horse knows that if the saddle is off its done racing.

[@awboat]

@@tiahc3 the horse looked like it was bucking too so it was annoying it too.

[@Ding_Bat]

This is what you get when someone does something out of passion, rather than it just being “a job”. She appears to be passionate about horses, and she appears to know her way around them. Well done to her!

[@ianmontgomery7534]

Yes just the stance she had told the horse that she was not threatening and it slowed a little (maybe a lot)

[@schwig44]

@@ianmontgomery7534 and then when the studio guys were trying to tell her good job, she was just like "I guess, but I kinda broke the course a little bit. 6/10"

[@lulabellegnostic8402]

Hayley is a professional jockey

[@ananias00x]

@@lulabellegnostic8402 Former amateur jockey, technically, but daughter of a trainer and sister of two professionals. The TV person on the course is there to talk to owners, trainers and jockeys, so needs to know the sport from the inside, to get their respect. The guys in the studio are more general presenters - they need to understand the sport well as a spectator, but not necessarily to be so hands-on.

[@petehefferon8192]

When you care for something that much and your willing to risk your own safety to help...That's passion right there. Gwaan girl!

[@australiamyway]

She is a star

[@neilking1831]

What a legend, great horse people do whatever it takes she surely LOVES THE HORSE

[@tattyuk75]

I don’t know why this video was recommended by the algorithm as I’ve never watched a horse video of any type on KZbin but okay, I’m suitably impressed. Very brave thing to do to keep this animal from causing itself harm ♥️

[@BloodyGrin]

Same 😂

[@howardramsey7243]

Same! but glad it did! 'fraid I'd be the one ducking under the railings and making a speedy exit in the opposite direction.

[@JHX1]

Guess it worked well..

[@Trapezius8oblique]

You, were having a conversation around your phone or device with someone about horse racing. Perhaps. It happens to me a lot were ill just be mentioning some random and then that topic finds its way as a recommendation.

[@meghanmonroe]

Same

[@cmccoy1]

"Shes unbelievable!" "Hope the microphones alright cause shell have to pay for it".

[@ZeranZeran]

I'm hoping it was a joke.

[@ehsteve231]

British humor in a nutshell

[@rhey81]

ZeranZeran I really don't wanna be around you at parties

[@ZeranZeran]

armst012 Excuse me for not picking up on the nuances of British humor, I've never been to the fucking continent. Fuck you and your party. I'm calling the Bobbies.

[@rhey81]

Neither have I but I still got it. So what's your REAL excuse????

[@poppy5986]

That’s amazing!!! I hung on like that when I got bucked off a racehorse once. We were right next to a busy A road when we parted company, and there was no way I was letting go of the reins!! He dragged me quite a way, and then stopped.

[@a.w.thompson4001]

What a splendid and multi-talented, caring person!

[@lovingatlanta]

👍⭐️😍I love how she stopped the horse AND didn’t even break a sweat, get dirty or grass stains on her outfit!! Amazing! 💝

[@Voltaic_Fire]

Even stains don't want to mess with her after that stunt.

[@michaelraab5669]

Cuz' they're on her backside

[@mrtoad1408]

I mean not taking away from what she did but she clearly does have dirt and stains on her dress.

[@lovingatlanta]

@@mrtoad1408 - 👍Oh okay. Still impressed with what she did & how she did it. 💝

[@eggchin9721]

@@mrtoad1408 wrong.

[@TacShooter]

Soldiers: "Run! Cavalry approacheth!" Haley: "Hold my microphone."

[@LucTemetNosce]

LOL xD

[@franksantos4680]

But you are wearing dress ma’am 😱

[@metalman69201]

I've always said you can do most anything in a dress. Hayley has proved it!!

[@BadcatV]

She did it AND held her own mic!!!

[@sierragulf9783]

Beauty comment

[@glossalth]

That's what u call pure class. She knows how to handle horses. Not worried about her own safety .just done it GOLD STAR

[@missycat5783]

So beautiful it brought tears to my eyes.

[@shawnfoogle920]

almost dying or seriously injured for literally no reason. Its like people didn't even watch

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

@@shawnfoogle920 You or I may have been killed or died. Hayley was born into a horse trainer's family and knew EXACTLY what she was doing.

[@mattiasantangelo9421]

The amazing catch, the polite man in the studio, the nice lady, the elegant humour, the British accent... For all this reasons, this video is one of the most enjoyable I've ever seen

[@starkenterprises2371]

Civility, a lost art.

[@Benny10001]

Never mess with a girl who lives around horses. They take no shit, and look glam doing it. Go-on girl! Awesome stuff! 👍

[@kierab1280]

And apparently they do stupid things

[@tommyfred6180]

@@kierab1280 not really that stupid mate. its about the only way to stop a horse running blind like that. i'v done that on Epsom Downs with a runaway horse that's bolted when out training. its difficult to do and you get it wrong and you are in big trouble. but its not stupid just extremely dangerous.

[@kierab1280]

@@tommyfred6180 It’s extremely dangerous and that’s what makes it stupid.

[@tommyfred6180]

@@kierab1280 no mate you seem to fail to get the difference between dangerous and stupid they are not the same thing. i do extremely dangerous things for work all the time. stuff that can get you killed dangerous. as do lots of manual workers. its only stupid if you don't know what you are doing or get cocky, lazy or don't follow the correct guidelines. her pull up of the hours was dead on and a textbook demonstration of how it should be done. apart from the falling over bit that is. you have clearly never worked with big animals or in any dangerous jobs or you would get this.

[@kierab1280]

@@tommyfred6180 I do work with horses on a daily basis and pardon me, there is a difference between dangerous and stupid but there is a point in between when it’s both. She and the horse could’ve gotten hurt and it’s not ok to cheer things like this on for people who aren’t around horses.

[@sgtbma1]

It was stupendous, it was tremendous, it was unbelievable, never seen anything like this , what an amazing woman she is for grabbing the reigns and falling down holding it . Don't know if this has ever happened before, and she even unbuckled the saddle after this horse amazingly almost ran another lap ! Absolutely death defying day at the track ! Someone quick , get the biggest award ever created ! Just amazing !!!

[@airguy7335]

3 years for KZbin to show me the most badass thing I've seen on KZbin in 3 years!

[@BigLove24-7]

The horse was found later in a stable condition

[@jazzx251]

That comment has groom for improvement.

[@BigLove24-7]

Mai Nem Ok, now you have my unbridled attention. I manely don’t horse around in the comment section so let me know if I get a bit off track. Where’s this groom for improvement?..

[@jazzx251]

I'm Scottish - I whinny know aboot these things. I'm not very good at coming up with answers on the hoof.

[@aceofspades3003]

😆😆

[@track1219]

The horse owner, wearing a long face, reportedly hoofed it into town, bringing this tail to an end

[@alecisla]

"We have a loosen horse running around the track, it needs to be stopped!" Reporter: "Hold my beer"

[@fetchstixRHD]

Should have got someone to hold the mic instead 😂

[@alecisla]

​@@fetchstixRHD 😂😂😂 Yes, "Hold my microphone" ... then she wouldn't have to pay for a new one! 😂

[@humanbeing1429]

Hold your horses there boy. 😂

[@johnw2026]

Beer? Nah, that British lady seems too proper for beer. More like "hold my wine!" 🙂

[@Nibbles2point0]

LOL

[@BigSteve6945]

That is incredible. No fear just straight in and get the job done. Awesome work Hayley.

[@deanharrison4988]

Very impressed as someone who knows just how hard a large animal can hit you that's a gutsy effort

[@xjr1300nut]

What an absolute fantastic act of humanity toward an animal, that poor horse was obviously scared witless, as can happen with high strung animals. This lass deserves some serious recognition for her bravery

[@themanonthewallgammairradi8763]

4.8 million views later...

[@aliciarae4635]

Or it was just running? It was a lazy canter. The horse wasn't scared 😂😂

[@babboon5764]

@@aliciarae4635 Maybe ....................... Or maybe tired and confused? From the comments it hadalready been around the track more than once. You're right it wasn't in a great panic at that point 'though.

[@MrAmericanbeauty]

Oh shut up ffs, horses get loose, stop making it a feng shui moment

[@babboon5764]

@@MrAmericanbeauty Well if *you're* so smart about feng shui and suchlike you tell us all where the horse should have been placed and in which direction orientated.

[@TheBigwheels11]

That is one of the greatest athletic feats I’ve ever seen. I’m not kidding. Not only did she grab the reigns, she stopped the horse. The horse didn’t try to run off afterwards. I’ve seen horses run for 5 minutes with a group of outriders chasing...with no luck. I love the fact she got up and started working on getting the saddle off.

[@drmayeda1930]

I think she was still holding the reins while undoing the cinch and removing the saddle and tack

[@jeremiekonegni4957]

That was amazing. She did that so easily. Love how she side steps to get into position. Masterclass if you ask me. What do you do with a run away horse?... that, you do that... do what she just did.

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

That's a real horsewoman! I caught a runaway horse once loose from dislodging a rider who ran down a busy 2 lane road. Found the rest of the bridle another day out on trails. Owner was very grateful made me toll house cookies. Horsewonen are fearless!

[@Isleofskye]

They are a special and different breed :)

[@koniczka2000]

1:39 "I just couldn't bear to see it go out on another lap" AWWWWWW!!! 💓💓💓

[@daviddowling9830]

Love the way she casually pats the horses neck and proceeds to remove the saddle,well done young lady.👏👏👏👏

[@animerlon]

I was impressed with how quickly she moved in to take the gear off. Taking care of business like it's her job.

[@BAC_Mono]

It wasn’t casual, it was instinct and training, just as much as the horses behaviour was. Thats what real pros do, they don’t need to think what to do, they just do it👏

[@drmoynihan]

I am still amazed with Haley each time I see this video pop-up!!!

[@Isleofskye]

Like a Comet, in fact...

[@ayrusification]

Finally something worth watching and praiseworthy

[@imkabochan]

When I heard the guy saying she had to pay for that, I thought "so that's British humour". Then I scrolled down the comments, expecting to find comments with americans angry and not getting it and british people either sassing back even more or having to explain it was just irony. And I was not disappointed.

[@stephporter1184]

I love it when i see people not getting the british humour

[@gentrydean3789]

So weird I don't know how someone wouldn't recognize it as a joke.

[@equestrian5265]

Who says Americans don't banter around as well? 😂

[@imkabochan]

@@equestrian5265 where did I say that?

[@Wmoore1]

Wow, you're so in touch. I wish we could all be as astute as you. We're truly not worthy.

[@annertman7762]

This woman is so badass. Seeing a runaway horse coming at you is downright intimidating. I'm sure she must have been scared, but not only did she manage to hold her ground and stop him, she even soothed him and made sure he was unsaddlrd after.

[@papillonvu]

Meanwhile in the US, field reporters are getting “blown away” by make-believe hurricanes!

[@drdabsmore945]

And Brits have people dressed in literal armor helmets and horse masks vying for a political seat. Yes, you're such higher class than us.

[@bennylofgren3208]

DrDabsmore *Everyone* is higher class than USians. Just accept that you’re a laughingstock everywhere. The problem is, you are a third world country. The world’s richest third world country, but a third world country nonetheless. The way you constantly crap on the most vulnerable of your own people while worshipping billionaires and corrupt politicians is just pathetic and very telling of the kind of selfish, violently vindictive and scared people you have become. The sign of a civilized nation is not how the richest live, but how the people with the least means are cared for. Do better and show some humility and empathy, and the well-deserved mockery will stop all by itself.

[@HaloDude557]

Benny Löfgren do you feel better now sweety?

[@PavlovsBob]

Only on CNN

[@1dazaraza1]

Or make believe blown away by real hurricanes

[@moif]

Looking forward to being back in the UK with my mates.

[@therightgame3]

Not all heros come in capes. Some wear a sun dress!

[@zan7466]

Underrated comment 👍 I appreciate you!! 👏👏👏👏

[@jacquelinereed3528]

So true! I love it!

[@Treeofwysdm]

Yes!!! 😂👍🏾

[@moonxshakti]

@therightgame3 excellent comment

[@MrTTdawgTT]

This is why you let your kids get dirty. She’s obviously grew up around and had to face down spooked horses before. Good on her, and her parents.

[@peterchew4018]

😂

[@hazellevesque7773]

My parents let me roam and get dirty. They let me fall off, and taught me to get hurt but stand back up again. This absolutely horrified my grandparents, but I ended up tougher, stronger, more capable, and with a better immune system than I would have had otherwise.

[@MrTTdawgTT]

@@hazellevesque7773 They sound like incredibly smart and caring people. Good for all of you. There’s a fine line between abandoning someone to the harsh world, and letting them fall so they can build up the proper calluses they need to get through life, but the smart parents do it well.

[@peterchew4018]

👍👌

[@sepg5084]

Best way to let your kids get dirty is to dump soil on them and forbid them from showering. No horses needed!

[@antoniopodesta8738]

I’ve never seen anything like that. Amazing.

[@jamesmason8944]

She brings a smile to your face. She is so..so..so.. Cute... no that's not the word, she is just so down to earth, literally .... being dragged by a horse along it.

[@kchabwa]

Any update on if the microphone is ok?

[@emilynelson5985]

It’s seconds between ‘she deserves a medal’ and ‘she’s in trouble for that’.

[@TheEtherny]

honestly, I cannot believe that's one of the first things that came to mind after that

[@rhey81]

It's gonna be expensive for her..

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

the mic is two a penny. You can't Replace Hayley Moore.

[@ktreagus]

sainglain you're right, idiocy like that is so rare.

[@CatherineWoofsHallam]

Brilliant...I love the way she pats the horse and is caring in her approach

[@carbonsiliconnn]

Ha! Imagine being married to Hayley and trying to sneak into the house after a heavy session down the pub with your mates. Not happening

[@australiamyway]

🤣🤣

[@taxsi]

She's perfect woman and best candidate as a wife. Whatever the cost is :))

[@mikejohnson9118]

Not happening...cause she is still down at the pub too.

[@sankadill]

I just can’t get enough of this video 😍

[@kN-rz8ye]

The Concern “ I just couldn’t see it run another “ .... she was prepared to catch it and so wonderful - On duty - yet didn’t hesitate to act out of concern and got layed on ground . Gets up helps the horse and back to work - smiling and carrying on - no drama ! No hype ! Just simple excitement !

[@kierab1280]

Well what she did was stupid and she and the horse could’ve gotten hurt

[@horsegirl07]

Still so amazing! So glad she stepped in and stopped him finally. He would’ve ran himself to a heart attack if no one stopped him soon, he was clearly exhausted.

[@zedmelon]

What floors me is how the anchor vacillates between "wow, she's badass," and "she'll need to pay for that equipment mate." PS: I can't understand more than two words of what this woman said, but I think I love her.

[@byronharano2391]

What a professional! Just another day on the job as a sports caster live at The (horse) Races. Too kool. Goes immediately back to work.

[@seanrice35]

I remember being there watching this in my hometown of chepstow live. She literally stood arms out in front of the horse charging right at her

[@beadladee]

That's what you do, arms out. They won't hit you.

[@bethanytalbot2445]

@@beadladee depends on the horse's training, the cavalry existed for a reason. This horse was taught to run and run and run and not stop 🤷‍♀️

[@isobel6739]

I live very near! I've not seen the races but I have been to the course for the markets!

[@anshb4154]

I hope everything is alright for the brave microphone.

[@lisacollins5868]

😄😄😄

[@haydenharris3059]

Complete respect, what a professional and obvious horse person.

[@nicem8746]

Amazing! Well done you! Nerves of steel!

[@anotherlover6954]

"I couldn't bear to see the horse run another lap" I just thought I'd throw my life in front of it instead.

[@demon13doc]

Horses will run themselves to death when panicked. She didn't want to see it die needlessly.

[@anotherlover6954]

@@demon13doc whoa

[@ladyscarlette6289]

Yeah, umm, a horse can run to the point where their heart will explode in their chest...

[@Anna-tc6rz]

@@ladyscarlette6289 that's sad. Youd think theyd put some sort of safety mechanism in so that wouldn't happen since I'm sure it isnt that uncommon for a horse to get loose or throw its rider.

[@ladyscarlette6289]

@@Anna-tc6rz I think there normally is a way, but sometimes accidents happen. These horses are born, bred, trained to run and to run as fast as they can, regardless of the rider on their back, and if something spooks the horse, they are going to run.

[@jaydendeep]

“I hope the microphone is alright, she has to pay for that” 😂🤣😂

[@cajunpipesmoker1519]

Bahaha! I love that line!

[@SG-js2qn]

Evidently one of the very few in media who knows their subject. 👍

[@ahjort100]

She is definitely a good horse woman. She knew exactly what to do and was determined to stop that horse from hurting itself! Well done!

[@rei_cirith]

What a horsewoman... Every time this video comes back around, it makes me smile.

[@CubeCyclone]

Finally some one who knows what they're doing around horses.

[@davidhoward4715]

Finally? Please explain.

[@Isleofskye]

Dad is a Trainer. She was a good Amateur rider and 3 brothers are jockeys. Just a normal day for our Hayley :)

[@Isleofskye]

@Nufc Magpies 123 Especially ARABIAN Horses, Canny Lad :)

[@gmor54ars]

Love this a thousand times

[@maureenhauser9423]

That was amazing I had to laugh when they said she has to pay for ear piece made my day smile still on my face well done

[@autoventure2738]

My hero. She walks the talk. She deservedly has the right to be host at such events. Bravo!

[@fiasco5755]

Ah I see she actually dealt with horses before and not lie on her resume like the rest of us 😂

[@laurahamilton4554]

She’s an ex jockey, grew up with them her whole life. 😊

[@eclectica1]

I don't lie on mine, how dare you!

[@jpurvis1]

Ok KZbin, I dont know why you recommended this, but I like where this is headed...

[@ginb981]

She's bloody fantastic! Bravo! 👏

[@bazkeeley9618]

Haley Moore. Take a bow young Lady. 💪💪

[@markholifield8379]

I second!

[@ohwellwhateverr]

TheVJProduction You sound like a twat

[@crazybrit-nasafan]

After seeing that save United wanted her as their new goalie.

[@don8535]

The football team or the airline

[@madmax-fg4lt]

😂😂😂

[@noellegunning3301]

@@don8535 Both!!

[@mrt4483]

She was like an anchor 😂

[@TheCompanyO]

"Adrenaline, if only it could be bottled" ... I admire that reaction as well as her actions

[@ben_6199]

Brave and elegant woman. All this without even soiling her skirt. 💪🏽 Truly beautiful.

[@kougerat5388]

If that was me I would have soiled myself 😂 She has bigger balls than me !

[@gerryrockwell8758]

Not quite her first day at the track ! Awesome. Wife caught me the same way ! I was running and...

[@MrOlgrumpy]

---- And she grabbed you're tackle ???????

[@Fuzcapp]

I got a feeling it might've been the other way 'round, Gerry ...

[@50pence59]

...and she's regretted it ever since?

[@symonekelly4274]

@@50pence59 🤣🤣🤣

[@imapaine-diaz4451]

Really? how long did it take her to undo your strap?

[@chadharris7648]

Woman deserves an award. Screw the microphone. Great job to her, well done. Huge heart.

[@strrawberrytekken3698]

That horse is travelling, its traveling! That's a brilliant hold! That is SOME stop that.

[@patgatti7314]

She was fantastic...and obviously knows and loves horses...a real trooper.

[@rdaystrom4540]

Now there's a girl who has been around horses and knows what she's doing.

[@moryan6447]

I have to watch this every so often! What a humble bad ass🎉

[@crazytimes9989]

Wow. She is amazing. Real deal. She knows what she is doing. And does what it takes. Yes.