Horrible horse fail- FULL VIDEO 4K

[@joey_the_charcoal_lab]

The way that horse landed on its face was very nasty

[@toinifashipala2190]

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[@debbiegoodyear5963]

To me the horse looks pretty tired... Struggling more and more with each fence... I hope they're both ok though especially after rolling over on one of the poles... 😢

[@Classyk99]

agree, I don't know the horse on any other performance. However, he didn't seem to be having his best day at work. seemed a bit off through the whole course, could be a rider issue.

[@janethill4365]

Did the horse get hurt when he knocked down that rail? Know one knows because no one checked the horse.

[@nicoblub]

@@janethill4365The announcer said they were getting veterinary care at the end of the vid.

[@M1ssC1rcle1]

@@nicoblubI heard it plus I ride horses and I think it might have a temporary injury.

[@cassandramollura4233]

As someone who rides I agree on this, poor guy. But thanks God they're both ok, looked real bad at first but he was fine

[@fraunamenlos3533]

Unmöglich. Das Pferd hat von Anfang Unbehagen angezeigt...höher weiter schneller auf Kosten der Tiere. Sowas muss endlich aufhören

[@winonalovers]

Absolut richtig! TIERQUÄLEREI! Wie viele Opfer muss es noch geben, damit das verboten wird???

[@MariaLuiza-sb1sn]

Poor her and the horse, they didn't want that, no, how sad ☹️

[@Mr_Uranus7]

You guys know nothing about horses probably. Like if the horse doesn’t want to do the activity it will show signs of it and if the rider is nice then it will know straight away not to push them

[@winonalovers]

@@Mr_Uranus7 The reality is they ARE pushed! Thats why accidents happen again and again... This horse clearly showed it wasnt happy to do it!

[@FinsMom]

This horse looked tired from the get go . Even it's breathing sounded off . Glad they're okay .

[@dathorseygurlrules573]

It jumped to early and yes, it could be tired but the jumps are tiring

[@dathorseygurlrules573]

IF ANYONE DARE SAY THIS IS ABUSE THEN SHAME BECAUSE HORSES SOMETIMES ACTUALLY *LIKE* JUMPING!

[@meganproffitt424]

Tired horses don’t pull to the jumps

[@user-ie3xw4ds3m]

Didn't the horse die

[@meganproffitt424]

@@user-ie3xw4ds3m Obviously not if it got up and ran off soundly

[@albenasergeeankova8698]

The problem was that she did not approach the jump correctly and the horse started jumping from a further distance that needed. The solution would have been to make sure the horse made a small stride before jumping.

[@lvnprntlc]

Yes! The horse's head kept dipping down when landing. I expected a tumble at every jump. Horse and rider did not seem in sync at all. Definitely not the grasses fault. 100% the rider.

[@LindaDochod]

The whole ride looked out of control by rider. Nothing was in sync. Horse was struggling and rider was off balance for most of the ride. Glad everything turned out well.

[@cheap-assrecipes5993]

It always gets me how the riders will struggle to handle the horses when they are on the ground, but the minute the grooms show up, the horses will calm down. Makes me wonder what kind of bond do the riders have with the horses.

[@horse_addictforlife_ECuestrian]

They usually don't have any bond... Especially Olympic horses, where in showjumping, they compete after meeting the horse like a day or so prior. It's terrible, the riders should have their own horses. The grooms are probably the only ones the horses recognise as good people.

[@hemiola07]

@@horse_addictforlife_ECuestrianJust to clarify …. That is pentathlon, not the official showjumping of the Olympics, and that is NOT regulated by the FEI, which is why the scandalous treatment of a horse happened last time. And after Paris this year, the riding portion will be replaced by cycling. In showjumping at the Olympics, everything is regulated by the FEI, and riders who go are HIGHLY trained riders who own their own steeds. I’m a nationally published equine photographer and equine welfare advocate, and I have seen a lot, including refusing service to abusers, and I must say that while abuse is rampant, reforms need to be done to the sport as well. The problem with a lot of elite showjumpers is they are merely a vehicle for ego, overworked, not given time off … and tired out. This horse in the video is clearly showing body language signifying he is in pain and tired. On the positive side, I’ve also seen showjumpers who are treated very well by their owners, given chiro and massage, fed organic feed, given two days on and two days off of jumping. And seriously, nobody jumps beyond 3 feet fences at an ethical barn. Also, many breeds of horses are bred to work and love to do so as long as they are treated ethically, get bored and destructive if they don’t have a job. In fact, many breeds of horses are in danger of going extinct since there is no more work for them; some examples include the Shire, American Cream Draft, Timor Pony, Hackney Horse, Suffolk Punch, and Cleveland Bay. In a nutshell, there are good and bad in the sport. Many elite riders DO need to spend more time mucking out stalls, bonding with the horses, learning to read their body language and knowing what the horses’ needs are. And then truly a bond can form. As to pentathlon, I was scandalized to watch videos of how people in Tokyo and previous Olympics were riding: Poor seat, constantly falling off the horses, horses crashing through fences. This would NEVER happen in an accredited horse show and you would NOT be allowed to jump before you can canter securely under the tutelage of an experienced trainer. I found out that the pentathlon athletes BARELY have riding training (they often only go once a month for riding lessons, for example), and they should NOT be jumping with the terrible riding skills they have … or being put on high end show horses that are too advanced for their skill level. I have been taking riding lessons for six months, and honestly, I can ride better than any of those people. I am glad that what happened at the pentathlon last Olympics exposed the abuse and terrible riding standards that horse welfare advocates like myself have been noticing and calling out for a long time, and I am so glad that cycling is taking the place of showjumping for this situation … because it jeopardizes actual Olympic showjumpers, who OWN their own horse, train for years, fly them there. As I say as an equine welfare advocate, don’t ban the horse shows … ban the crazies. Hope you enjoyed a little insight! :)

[@thespaceshuttlechallenger7882]

The rider is just showing zero horse sense on the ground, just continuously fucking with his head to try and cram the bridle back on him while there's still reins flopping in his eyes and he's clearly backing away asking for space. Groom walks over, takes the bridle off, "hey, we're chill now," and just like that he's ready to stand and be haltered. Makes me wonder if some of these riders are spoiled rich girls who have never had to take care of their own horses.

[@horse_addictforlife_ECuestrian]

@@thespaceshuttlechallenger7882 A lot of professional riders abuse their horses. Not saying that all of them do, but most of them do. Since the grooms are the ones looking after the horses and making them feel comfortable, the horses obviously know that the grooms are the people they can trust.

[@user-yc7li1em4e]

Dopo una caduta del genere nn 3 facile rimettere una testiera ad un cavallo mentre tremi.. Te lo assicuro . Il groom arriva calmo e nn ha fatto una caduta del genere.. Il cavallo essendo sensibile sente la persona che nn 3 tranquilla..

[@jarkieconqueso]

It looked to me as though the rider was jumping fences slightly beyond her ability to safely navigate over them.

[@Equestrian_girl22]

I agree I was there the day she showed I also competed and I got a clear round, but she can also practice!

[@BrooketheEquestrian-ny8ct]

It looked to you😂

[@danielleharrison5765]

After the horse fell and bend That scared me a bit because I know that's how horses can get killed.

[@crkfrevr]

Yea..

[@DakotaOnWingsAndPaws]

I’m not hating but they’re a big animal, they’re a lot stronger than us. There is a sport called quadrobics which is moving and running and jumping on all fours like a horse. Some people can jump very high and do a buck and some people can jump very long, my longest jump was a tiny bit over five feet and my highest must have been three and a half feet. If we took obstacles like the poles for the horses and had obstacles that are equal in size, you could see. Quadrobists. An hurt themselves real bad from jumping and stuff as well, my brother did it a little bit and he had a bruise on his face for weeks, you can easily break your wrist with all your body weight landing on it. I once hurt my elbow so bad I could barely use it for weeks. Try searching up a quadrobics video. Horses are a lot stronger than you think, they’re kinda made for this, I’m not hating, I still know they can get hurt very bad

[@boriskrueger3888]

Man hat es schon bei den vorherigen sprüngen gesehen das das Pferd zögerlich und unpassend kam. ich hoffe ihm ist nichts passiert😢

[@user-ef1fj1fk3c]

The horse looked tired and unfocused through out. Sour from competition. The fall was completely the rider's fault. Sometimes it's best not to push to the limits

[@elizabethroy4477]

I completely agree with you….

[@Ydkme_p]

A 100% true what you say

[@TheMegahusky]

He was blowing and farting. Looked very sluggish. Those big old fences are making him sick of jumping.

[@user-go3cq9hc6b]

Agreed. The hotse wasn't happy from the start. Always the riders fault, the horse does not ask to be made to jump. She fucked up.

[@rylindonnell2065]

yea that horse looks like it doesnt want to be there-

[@NuggieIsMissing]

Not only was the striding bad, but her hands got up in his face big time and he just looked tired as well

[@mandyaitken3406]

Horse lands on face, nearly breaks neck, the rider shows zero concern, offers zero comfort, has zero interest in the pain and distress the horse is enduring. Horse, nearly breaks neck. Rider "Woops i made you land on your face, now stand still and cope with the pain while i slap this bridle back on." I have heard that one explanation as to the horrific treatment horses in "Sport" receive is that professional equestrians dispute that horses can actually feel pain. Seems daft, but looking at the grotesque things dressage, jumping and race horses are subjected to, it seems plausible. Its just abuse.

[@isacerro754]

Das arme Pferd!!!

[@user-oz4fr6hx6b]

It's all gone too far , pushing horses so far past what they would naturally do , harming legs , necks and backs in the name of sport . The animals are well insured and therefore treated ad disposable

[@trustno1903]

You spelled "ego" wrong.

[@dathorseygurlrules573]

Erm. If you say this is abuse THEN NO did ya know some horses *like* doing this sorta thing? Did you know……? I mean yes thre rider and horse aren’t in sync so obviously the performance was not to plan. BUT THIS GENERALLY DONT HURT THE HORSE

[@C0WS_SUMM3R]

After the horse went crazy at the first jump, I’d stop.

[@davidstaley3737]

Ouch, glad they are both ok--but they both need a chiro now. best of luck on their return to the jumping ring, what a great team!

[@Wildernessadventuresoz]

What is the purpose of jumping horses over such high fences. This cannot be good for them. Sorry but just because you can doesn’t mean you should . Seams pretty cruel actually. What for a ribbon and some prize money. I dont agree at all that this sort of sport should be allowed. The horse is such a kind animal to even allow us to do this. I will never get this

[@that_one_equestrian739]

When you work with horses accidents happen, accidents are pretty rare, and I totally agree with you when you said they are so kind to allow us to do this stuff to them! Their so friendly and I’m sure the riders would never want this to happen to their horse. I think the whole reason why the horse slipped was because the grass was slippery, there are specific breeds of horses that have been bred to favour in this discipline, Jumping is a sport and is an test of fitness and training and a partnership between horse and rider. It is an all round test of horse and rider. 😊❤

[@gavalus7553]

Yes, its too dangerous for them. And for the rider. But the horse is most in danger. Yes, is a sport but sometimes we need to say STOP...

[@sherinnovak729]

I do agree with you, but it’s not for, “some prize money”. Other than racing, show jumpers compete for the most money; the purses are thousands of dollars. Where there’s money, there will be abuse.

[@that_one_equestrian739]

@@sherinnovak729 I do horse riding because I love working with horses and I one day would love to compete at a high level, in sports there’s most definitely people in their for the money, but show jumping isn’t like racing, unlike people who own race horses (most of the time they’ve never even ridden a horse) show jumpers spend countless hours of training and thousands of dollars just to do a sport, and I’m not saying some of these people aren’t abusive, the equestrian community is full of terrible people, but this was a total accident :)❤️

[@GIGACHAD_6999]

Its not just jumping also flat racing its horrible

[@janmeyer3129]

Yeah, and putting the focus on the height of the jumps detracts from the aspects of dealing with a show jumping course that reflect responsiveness, flexibility, judgement, communication between rider & horse etc

[@sandralogue1774]

Exactly,they are doing the same thing in Dressage,turning into spectacle rather than a test of horsemanship. Very sad indeed.

[@claudiamaierhofer5267]

glad that the Horse didnt brak hios neck poor Thing trh Horse looks wearypoor Horse Horse jumping this high isnt okay for Horses I would never let my horse jump over such high obstacles. I would be too afraid of it getting injured like in the video. This is no Sport this is about Money nothing else

[@ruby_tuesday_dressage]

Horse looks absolutely exhausted☹️ I’m so fricken tired of seeing people with big egos cause their horses pain…enough already. This fall was entirely her fault. Also the fact the announcer says “yup it’s grass it can be unpredictable and slippery” ok then why tf are the competitions being held on grass???

[@KirkBeaulieu]

That horse was struggling

[@violletlilli9478]

furchtbar! was für ein grauenvoller Sport, in dem man Pferde so hoch springen lässt… ist ein no Go!

[@Shine_pony]

Compleet de schuld van de ruiter ze hield het paard super erg in 😢😢😢

[@dragonclaws9367]

Wow..those are huge spreads. That horse is very brave ❤.. he was unhappy the whole way fighting for his head.

[@Equestrian_girl22]

He wasn't unhappy-?

[@utemeckbach9786]

Poor horse!🥲

[@nicoleanna7423]

It actually is quite unnatural for horses to jump because they would never expose their bellies in the wild as they are precocial species not predators

[@whiskeykohli6307]

Offff that looks like a bad fall

[@EquineJourneysWithMe]

FR

[@mmca7288]

I hope both recover ok. Best choice to put the headstall/halter on after that than trying to put the bridle back on. Goodluck when u return xo

[@andrefouche8725]

Glad they are both ok, look ok. Hate seeing animals get hurt..

[@ShaneGilbert-cx4th]

Hope thay are both ALL RIGHT, And take care.

[@joythesylveon496]

I hate how she didnt stop earlier. The horse was clearly uncomfortable and she just immediately put the bridle back on when the horse nearly broke its neck

[@michellecolucci8619]

Le cheval renaclait des le départ. La cavalière n'a pas eu un geste envers son cheval pour l'apaiser après sa chute...

[@user-od4mm5wg9i]

Très juste, c’est pitoyable ! Cela montre vraiment comment elle considère son cheval.

[@JennaGetsCreative]

This horse was struggling long before that fall. Not sure if it was a case of being tired, off day, or maybe the horse isn't even up to this level yet.

[@equestrians4life]

tysm i’ve been looking for this! i’m so glad they’re okay!!!

[@songbirds3712]

Horrible horse fail??? More like terrible rider fail! She by no means should have been riding that horse. It was obvious at the first fence that she was not able to handle him.

[@DougChristie07]

She’s one lucky girl. She and that horse are not a match they ere fighting each other all the way.

[@phoenixgilman9009]

I'm not an expert, but I see a very tired horse.

[@joythesylveon496]

I'm not very interested in equestrianism anymore and I agree. The horse seemed unhappy the whole way through the competition.

[@Laura-mt9mh]

OMG this actually makes me cry I love just any kind of animal sooo that made me almost cry 😢😢😢😢I felt so bad

[@keithfaulk1354]

That was way to much for a horse have to jump !!

[@keithfaulk1354]

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[@keithfaulk1354]

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[@keithfaulk1354]

@@Bebeandbanjo ok I just learned something!! lol

[@MehmetMehmet-wb3py]

Name music?

[@Moon_Child._.00320]

The rider looked like she was pulling on the reigns a bit too much ( I could be wrong please let me know if wrong)

[@Elsa_H-123]

Pov: you’re Swedish 🇸🇪

[@Helloitsmebye]

I’m so glad your both ok 😢❤

[@scarlettrinity2077]

Well for one the horse was shaking his head and that’s one sign of discomfort so there could of been issues with the bit and two rider did not let the horse have his neck enough or have enough speed to go over the jump and before I get hate on my comments I’ve been riding for 18 years and show jumping for 15 so Ik what I’m saying also hope the horse was ok

[@user-ep4fq3zd1d]

For the people who don't know she was riding the horse and the horse tripped over the pool and they both fell but just to let you know the horse is okay and she is okay too

[@gloriasueb]

I found the angle of the horse's fall over its neck disturbing but after looking it up, both horse and rider are still competing. This is Emma Emanuelson on the mare Canbella Blu. They competed in February in Gothenburg at a CSI 5*

[@sybilleklinkmann5587]

Pferde sind nun mal keine Springtiere. Natürlich können sie kleine Hindernisse überspringen, aber nicht solche hohen. Vergleicht mal den Körperbau eines Pferdes mit dem einer Katze (egal ob Hauskatze, Tiger, Löwe, Gepard u.a.). Im Gegensatz zur Katze (langer, biegsamer Rücken, vergleichsweise kurze Beine) hat das Pferd einen kurzen Rücken und lange Beine, es ist ein Lauftier, jedoch kein Springtier. Ein Pferd zum Überspringen solch hoher Hürden zu zwingen ist Tierquälerei. Leider verletzen sich dabei die Pferde öfter als die Reiter, die es eigentlich verdient hätten!

[@Asher1364]

Did y'all see the way the horses neck went 😰

[@echotrash466]

Tell me your a bad rider without telling your a bad rider.

[@anettevan100]

Приятно видеть, что все больше и больше людей понимают, что конный спорт (конкур) есть огромнейшее и тяжелейшее испытание для лошадей, которые по природе своей есть добрые и честные животные, и стараются служить человеку.

[@gailgary4882]

Why do people think the horses are unicorns with wings? Poor thing?

[@barbarabrown9269]

Why do their bridles fall off so frequently? I showed for decades and one never fell off anywhere. Of course we didn’t have those fancy glittery noise canceling hats then.

[@catcraft5527]

A lot of them have a nasty habit of not releasing the reins. I was always taught that in an arena the best thing is to let go.

[@tanyap9678]

Aww what a bummer. You could tell the horse was a bit tired or sore from the beginning. I hope both of them are okay

[@ida.starsong_21]

YOUCH! Poor mare fell right on her face! Also, which FEI show was this?

[@Saddlesisters2024]

I am so sorry I hope you and the horse are ok! I have a horse. ❤

[@jenstrack4179]

Does anyone know if this horse is OK?

[@Emmapotato872]

It’s amazing how she ran right to the horse before she checked if she was okay that’s a real equestrian:)❤❤❤

[@Not_hannah_]

Awwww poor baby as a horse owner and I ride jumping that much and that high is horrible and the fact they won’t calm him back down before gearing him up like that is just not right for the horse horses that get treated like that live not very long compared to well treated horses…

[@SophiaXmain_Eq-Games]

very big jumps i could never hope both horse and rider are ok

[@Equestrian_GalZ]

Did the horse survive??

[@M1ssC1rcle1]

Guys the horse is okay it got veterinary care

[@Its_sian]

1:42 was I the only one to notice the hat rolling ??

[@xXJuneXx-ok1mv]

Just to make this clear before ppl start going on every horse that competes are fully trained and I notice lots say abuse in racing well if u watch the horses ears are usally forward enjoying themselves I understand some ppl don’t like these things but look at the horses body language and for this incident I would say that corner was very tight and she couldn’t line the horse up properly and couldn’t turn in time or it could have been worse than what this incident was keep this in mind people x

[@Muddy_p4ws]

Did the horse die? Because in the vid the horse got up

[@toinifashipala2190]

The way it fell on its face it very nasty

[@GentryStapler-wf1pv]

She ran to check on her horse is the best but I'm just glad the horse is alright and I did watch the vid to

[@SongMom8]

Wow, look at all the jumps the horse went over SUCCESSFULLY.

[@NaraVIP.]

😢😢Для чего этот спорт ?? Калечить животных и на потеху людям ?? Это лошадь не для конкура! Среднее препятствие не может нормально перепругнуть .. Господи не мучай лошадь !

[@batgirl5518]

This was a scary accident. Hope everyone is okay.

[@31I25luvsyou]

My anxiety watching this video:📈📈📈📈📈📈

[@molly-zh7zr]

I legit only jump mine over 90cm fences up to 1m no higher

[@sabinekugler2230]

Die können überhaupt nicht mit den Pferden umgehen. Die Pferde tun mir so leid,müssen über so hohe Hindernise springen. Das ist in meinen Augen Tierquälerei.😢

[@AubreeHorseriderr]

This is why I ride western and don’t force my horse to do stuff when its tired I feel like some English riders abuse there horses so do western I don’t but I feel like jumping can be abuse sometimes

[@eclipce_are_cool]

is the horse ok😟

[@Shelbie317]

I mean at least the horse and rider were ok after that and neither died, when I saw the short vid of it I thaught the horse broke its neck from landing on it

[@snowwhite5842]

That jump was too much. I get that it’s supposed to be a challenge, but that jump was too much.

[@bcgiovinco]

poor thing!! omg

[@clarissamutlag3779]

Good luck❤

[@magdajebsen7101]

It survived

[@efraingomez9884]

Guys it might be “sweet” but if you saw the way she was holding the rains so tight the horse was trying to get away because it hurt 😞 look at the video the horse is trying to run away from her

[@camiller8541]

They were doing so good! I hope they're okay. I wonder what caused this tho, did she go on 2point too early?

[@jul_eq7]

it was just a simple mistake they misjudged the jumped causing the horse to knock the pole and just lost footing on the landing. luckily both horse in rider had no injuries

[@QRKohler]

I am soo glad the hours is okay

[@amatyasisters2984]

If your wondering the horse was okay and just slipped ❤

[@31I25luvsyou]

Part where the horse fell if you want: 1:22

[@donaholleman5344]

Abolish show jumping. It is cruel and only for the glory of the rider

[@Deleted19785]

Is that horse okey? Is the rider okey?

[@Dominique-cm9gn]

Show jumping should be banned! You shouldn't make money with animals, they are not sport equipment...

[@Nyquil5]

Sadly, if horse sports were banned, there would really no reason to have horses around. They are far too expensive to keep as just pasture ornaments.

[@dathorseygurlrules573]

Think of the poor horses that like jumping. My friend rides horses and they enjoy jumping. It can’t be banned just like that. Pretty brutal if it was banned cause some people actually use money to do this. It would be pretty much millions gone to waste if show jumping was banned

[@ida.starsong_21]

I strongly disagree. Horses are trained and ridden specifically for sport most of the time. They would not be worth your money if you just kept them as pasture horses and having them do nothing. They wouldn't get the exercise they need if they were not trained and why would you train them if they are not going to do sport. You just don't understand the point so I suggest checking your facts before leaving a comment like this.

[@Vivi-rr4yb]

OK so the horse got backed up I just watched the video but it’s the horse did not get up and they assume that he broke his leg and they would have to put him down. That’s why he put the sad music in front of it.

[@Kenny_love_butters...]

Everyone don't worry they both were ok and got right back on their feet

[@avastoocaworld]

its disgusting how far and high they make horses jump, this could of ended with a dead horse in this instance

[@Itzhala]

I dont wanna be that person but they, flipped, rolled and got up in the same time in the first fall!

[@Molly_8511]

This poor horse looked petrified the whole time. I would feel awful if this happens to an animal when I was on it. It wasn’t her fault but this sport is cruel because clearly they don’t want to do this.

[@sheba4318]

Horse is alive !

[@brooklynn-4]

1:25 when it happened

[@leonagerard3973]

1:25 those who want to see just the fall here u go!

[@dorothyvandergriff2332]

How many animals die or are injured each year in the insane competitions? They want to please the rider, but I don't see any horse at liberty doing this for fun. We're supposed to protect them from our stupidity.

[@julesxevie]

Dont worry guys i watched the video and the girl and horse are perfectly fine no injuries the horse got up straight away.

[@lydiaveprik5279]

DAS HAT MIR DAS HERZ GEBROCHEN 💔💔💔😭😭

[@user-nina.santanaa]

Ele está bem graças a Deus