Horse Knocks off Rider and Finishes Competition Alone

[@kakashigirl2139]

No one can deny this is one talented and smart horse.

[@Sabuda80]

I could, Mostly Any well trained horse can Complete the Jumps, plus this was sort of Dangerous, he could get tangled in the reins or hurt Someone since they all tried to stop him like the horse would be Scared.

[@wilsonmy11yroschnauzerswl76]

Gacha Horselover that’s true but can you just be happy and delighted to see this, if a rider falls off of their horse while show jumping, not every horse is going to go around and continue jumping. This horse obviously enjoys it very much. Also, the people trying to stop the horse did the right thing. They didn’t try to catch it, they just calmed and slowed it down to a trot and then walk

[@Sabuda80]

@@wilsonmy11yroschnauzerswl76 Yep. It's so calming to horses when people chase them and yes not any horse would but it's better for the horse the stay still or atleast not run because it's still dangerous and..... You told me this horse likes it? I really don't get how that Works... Yeah the horse may do it but how does that show he likes it?????

[@wilsonmy11yroschnauzerswl76]

Gacha Horselover a. They weren’t running after the horse, they were kindly walking up to it and putting their hands out. B. The horse wouldn’t continue if it didn’t like it

[@Sabuda80]

@@wilsonmy11yroschnauzerswl76 But still, Horses Aren't Scared of humans At all, putting your Hands Out isn't Smart, the horse won't do the Jumps Forever and it's Better to wait when he stops. And seriously... I really doubt that the horse is happy to Have a piece of metal in his mouth, He probably doesn't want to but he does it anyway, plus you most likely have a job or school and I'm pretty sure you don't want to but yet you do it.

[@c00lkids32]

When people tried to stop him he was like “nu uh this is my moment to *shineee* “

[@bluexx766]

riise and shiiine

[@jmas1219]

No - he was saying "Stay away from the reins". He'd had enough of the agony in his mouth.

[@rainbowroxgirl6091]

J Mas we found another ignorant bit hater peeps!

[@c00lkids32]

RainbowRoxGirl what..? Ok I see the reins and I know it’s bad, but am I not aloud to comment something else???!!! Jeez

[@c00lkids32]

RainbowRoxGirl oh and actually the reins weren’t that bad he would have bucked or reared If he wanted her off it was just that she fell off

[@ComeOutOfHerMyPeople]

He’s trying to show he jumps flawlessly without the rider.

[@angeloddrev]

I thought this too. He's really showing how perfectly he can jump, even with a swift change of direction, even when not cantering, the rider hindered him so badly. It's awkward watching them try to jump together, but a dream to watch him jump solo, he's like poetry in motion! I always prefer to see horses run wild and free without riders anyway, but this was a fun recommendation. Glad the rider was okay too, but her horse does not enjoy interacting with her. That is obvious.

[@LuMnOsITi]

@@angeloddrev You try jumping with 50kg on your back lol, of course it was easier without the rider!

[@Sabuda80]

Yeah, The Rider Dosent do Much, that was A well trained Horse so he was Able to do it rider or not.

[@Sabuda80]

@Gatcha wolfie it is all of those things and I do ride so I know its isn't easy but the horse should be well trained by it's Rider and/or Owner therefore Could Do it by himself.

[@kaylarae1362]

@@Sabuda80 most horses that are well trained in their discipline are actually much harder to ride. You can't nitpick them. I once rode a 1D barrel horse for fun and that horse was one of the hardest horses to ride because he knew his job and if you shifted your weight by accident, he would immediately dip into the barrel and off you went lol

[@ChelGriffith]

I’m glad they clapped for him. He was showing his skills and good work ethic.

[@inga5567]

Yet alone that horse jumped over the highest poles ( with dark blue flag) many times, when with the rider on never made even a one jump.

[@angelwings7930]

@@inga5567 That’s why he chose to go it alone 😂

[@Jan-f8w]

Yeees!❤

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Robot horse.

[@karenzhen3530]

"I'm a strong independent horse, I don't need a rider"

[@lvlydiariess]

Karen Zhen HAHA YES

[@bubbleworld2659]

no

[@akashdicholkar7604]

It's ironic that this statement came from a Karen Joke:- Your name doesn't define your personality

[@shikhapathak9257]

Right

[@amandastewart264]

Not sure why someone is laughing. Horse could easily get injured by repetitive jumping

[@potaatto8857]

Rider FALLS off because she lost her balance and then the horse is like "I got you"

[@younicekeepgoing9062]

@@smokeykit57 wow. You're the only smart person I've met up until now in this comment section. Oh, and I agree! :) (Not sarcastic! I mean it!)

[@willowgallagher1876]

@Katharine McGlinn it wasn't even a little buck

[@willowgallagher1876]

@Katharine McGlinn the horse jumped the jump and she fell

[@yolandatellezgutierrez6002]

I like that Julie-Elizabeth Landon ride that horse

[@ddeonu9301]

The only real friend 😂👌🏻

[@mesteme]

There's a historical racing competition in Siena, Italy where horses can win even if the rider falls, and it has happened.

[@techno-was-a-legend3681]

Ikr

[@priscilladolphinsea]

Omg

[@Brickcellent]

That's good it should be about the skill of the rider and horse, not just the rider.

[@callouscloud]

Wait what

[@silviamic9295]

@DobermannPassion much better the donkey's palio. the slowest and craziest competition, probably the single race where you see the rider actually pull the animal hahaha

[@Lwah0812]

I love this horse! He said “Lady, You’re making me knock down poles, I can do much better without you.” He did indeed do better. She did a good job trying to stay on.

[@fetB]

erm no, the horse know it faces brutal punishment if it didnt complete the course

[@cristinakimimela2605]

@@fetB horses should be free of running in Nature. Period. Such sports with Animals I never liked.

[@fetB]

@@cristinakimimela2605 agreed

[@Libss_loves.u]

@@cristinakimimela2605Clearly you don’t know anything about this sport. it requires teamwork and leadership and 99% of the people to not ‘brutally punish’ their horse after a course went wrong. i certainly do not.

[@cristinakimimela2605]

@@Libss_loves.u I know that we all must stop competition and sport and entertainment and war and lab experiment etc. with Animals. Period.

[@zsong9600]

I think the horse wanted everyone to know it wasn't him it was the rider.

[@MrSanteeclaus]

R Painter that is a fact

[@highhopefarm2206]

XD

[@highhopefarm2206]

True :P

[@joanpashinsky-greve8760]

TRUE THAT !!!!!!

[@toeachitsown2050]

For real

[@laurieconstantine7234]

um does anyone notice that he does not knock down ANY poles when he is on his own??????

[@meganwestern2903]

That's the point

[@baileybosch5595]

I would think it'd be easier to jump without a rider on his back.

[@baileybosch5595]

Her*

[@alyjayde9368]

I want this horse

[@brandontube4857]

the horse had a point to make "I can do it on my own"

[@spades_soda5981]

When the people were trying to block him he was like “Uhm,I’m trying to jump here.”

[@equiidiana]

ikr, "excuse me- I'm on a competition" XD

[@debraderoos5225]

Yeah, everyone, get out of my way!!

[@unknown-xp3vn]

BYEE HAGAHHSHSJD

[@emilytaylor889]

I jump too and big ones and I am 9

[@luciaapelgra6221]

Haha lol yeah

[@siennapenrose8691]

I love how this stunning horse goes to all the right jumps and doesn’t knock down a single pole after the rider is off. That horse deserves 1st 🥇

[@computerjantje]

It proofs a rider is only on top for show and usually just hinders the horse to jump well.

[@adriastephens9497]

Ummm.... Did anyone notice how well the horse did WITHOUT the rider??

[@bettsreinhart9377]

yep the whole comment section haha and the title...

[@beverlyarcher3744]

Must have been first time with horse and rider did you also noticed he kept his distance from her after she fell off

[@evamarialimmer5262]

yes!

[@victoriathetattooer7619]

She might have started to lose her balence towards those last few jumps is all, he was just doing his job and jumping the course lol

[@misslauracarrie]

Adria Stephens u copied

[@strawberrypaw937]

Horse be like: *I WAS BORN FOR THIS MOMENT*

[@aarah1347]

iTs My TiMe To ShInE

[@jmas1219]

@Cumberpatch Fingerbottom They don't speak idiot either and the person who'd been ripping at his mouth with the bit certainly fell into that category.

[@cigisvirag_]

Equestrians be like : those jokes are crappy af...

[@cigisvirag_]

@Cumberpatch Fingerbottom wtf I'm not Mexican xddddddddddd

[@im_vibez]

J Mas Do you even know what abuse looks like? Yes some people rip at horse faces, but you can clearly see that the horse wasn’t in pain here and that the girl wasn’t actually ripping at its face, if that was the case it would of most likely bucked her off, honestly you’re incredibly ignorant. What happened here was that the horse got a bit too exited now calm down and actually do some research before you go attacking every horse rider who uses a bit.

[@sarahb.6475]

Such a smart intelligent horse! He has the whole jumping course memorized and knows exactly which jumps in which order...without the rider!!

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Robot horse.

[@trumpetgal98]

that is a strong, independent horse. it dont need no human

[@MJSolit]

trumpetgal98 no horse does

[@chanel.whores9101]

No The horse is Just Very Intellgent Enough to Jump without a human

[@brandoncurry6948]

A bunch of horses do it. It doesnt really take intelligence

[@trumpetgal98]

y'all do realize i was talking about an old meme right? wasnt meant to be taken seriously...

[@pandabandit77]

trumpetgal98 Don't feel bad. Everyone does that shit

[@snusnusmumriken9840]

The title should be something like "Rider falls but horse finishes the competition alone" cuz the horse didn't actually "knock her off"

[@dirt6830]

Well, it technically did. The rider was knocked off because they lost balance.

[@carliecole2563]

He clearly just had one of those stutter steps where he misjudged the takeoff... Got confused between adding a stride or leaving long& so he stumbled through the fence & she lost her seat. Definitely didn't "knock her off" & it really wasn't HER fault, either (I've had that exact thing happen in warm up & my horse scissored the top rail with his front legs and we had a full rotational fall- it was pretty nasty- but it really wasn't either of our "faults," just a freak accident! And my guy was only 4; still learning!!) This was hilllllaaaRRRIOUS though!!!! What an awesome horse, I want him!!!!

[@LuMnOsITi]

Yeah I know, she wasn't knocked off at all, she's not lifting herself at the right time and fell off all by herself, but this is how clickbait works

[@kayleed.8592]

@@dirt6830 No, not really. She started to slip off after they hit one of the poles. Then, when the horse jumped over another pole, she fell off

[@boopler8797]

ItzKaylee theDuck you really don’t know the definition when used in this context... “Force to move or fall with a deliberate or accidental blow or collision.”

[@artistkitty4726]

That horse was like "I'm winning this show, with or without you!"

[@katiecost3230]

Artist Kitty When the girl fell of the horse was like "DONT WORRY I GOT THIS"

[@saciepoo7306]

Loll

[@emmawilde152]

Horse said, "It's not me. It's you." Horse jumped everything once it got rid of the "person in charge"

[@Bob-np9wg]

The horse be like *DA SHOW MUST GO ON*

[@73Alex11]

EvilGirl67 Gacha I’m not lying, I was thinking the exact words and was about to post them! 😂😂😂

[@serenageiler5484]

Yeah, like 'I can't let this happen to my glory. If you fall, it's your fault.'

[@chocowlet]

😂😂😂

[@redakaraliukas2213]

AND HE DID BETTER WITHOUT A RIDER TOO

[@Bellbeesevenacresfarm]

EvilGirl67 Gacha yes so true that’s what my horse does he just keep going!

[@annasigala4]

Rider: knocks poles Horse : let me show you how is done 😂😂😂

[@samtayeb5085]

*snaps pole* 😂

[@homeuser6847]

Ha ha

[@ladyjade6446]

He’s totally enjoying himself.

[@PEACE-nu4wj]

Oh he is definitely!💞

[@allthingsharbor]

I owned a show jumper and she loved to jump. On her own in the pastures, if she got into the ring then she would take a fence, like she was showing off for everyone.

[@speedbrake22]

He looked stressed and annoyed to me

[@Poetessa2]

Wow!!!! I rode jumpers for many years and I've NEVER seen a jumper that loved his job so much!!!! That's a one in a million horse right there!!! So adorable!!! Bless that Sweetie's heart!! I hope the rider's ok, I've taken a few tumbles like that!!

[@someone3187]

Yes, indeed. I wonder where he is nowadays and if he's still alive though?

[@funshine817]

Then why make horses who don't love it, jump? Selfish humans, that's why. 😔😩😤

[@golfo5057]

Who says the horse loves this .. Iit is confused and not trusting any of the people trying to catch it. Poor thing.

[@stephaniesoileau8021]

@@golfo5057 why would it purposefully jump over the pulls then, it knew what it was doing, so it completed it, also, its good exercise for the horses.

[@golfo5057]

​@@stephaniesoileau8021 this horse has been conditioned to jump. It is a sport for humans not for horses.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

did anyone notice that when he careened past the end wall of mirrors he kept LOOKING AT HIMSELF in the mirrors? checking to see if his mane was in place...

[@qwipperty]

Yes....I'm wondering why those mirrors are there. You usually don't have them for show jumping at all, as it distracts the horses. Looks like they converted a basic training arena for this competition and forgot about covering the mirrors.

[@charlotte6154]

@ChocolateBreakfast the description says otherwise ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@justabitofjunkie2595]

A horse has no idea of self recognition. It cannot tell that the mirror is a reflection of itself. I know the original comment was meant to be jocular, however facts exist as well.

[@lisatipping7226]

@@justabitofjunkie2595 well jokes and facts are two different things.

[@PEACE-nu4wj]

LOL!😂

[@redwoods7370]

She somehow lost balance. The horse did not buck her off.

[@mjinba07]

The horse stumbled on landing at 8a, the rider lost her seat, came forward and then landed ahead of the saddle, couldn't get properly reseated, and eventually slid off.

[@redwoods7370]

@@mjinba07 Thank you. I didn't see that.

[@TomCook-jw6ur]

Linnaeus stupid skank

[@toeachitsown2050]

She wasnt riding right. The horse is clearly well trained. The rider didnt shift forward for jumps. I think she was throwing the horse off. Not a good bond

[@urscraniseregh8605]

No ones saying it bucked her off smart arse.

[@lucyrosechittick7929]

she keeps way to much contact on the reins and you can tell the horse is like "give me my head a little bit". like she hardly releases over the jumps which caused alot of the faults. horrible title too.

[@Jamiet123]

Lucy Rose Chittick Exactly what I was thinking!!! You can see how much lower and more natural the horse holds her head without the rider on.

[@sqrossman]

Lucy Rose Chittick exactly. I did open jumpers for many years. THey HAVE to have their head. They have to have their backs.

[@gracemarshall9853]

I thought this too but dont know alot about jumping horses. She looked like she had those reins way to tight, and she didnt seem to flow with the horse she seemed tense

[@rei_cirith]

@@gracemarshall9853 she was bouncing every which way too.

[@softbread2073]

Funny how the horse literally abused a woman and people blame her, its funny till somebody gets hurt or dies

[@gruneichtime7337]

Beings this video was from 7 years ago, I would absolutely love to know where this horse is now, and how many competitions it has won. You know there is a lot of winning with this one! Just perfect!

[@creativecustomsbynat555]

I love how a bunch of people were in the ring trying to stop him and he's like "I want to win. I worked hard for this!!"

[@cathycrago2722]

I think he's just trying to get out of there

[@yunekowolf]

The horse didn't toss her off, the jump didn't go right and the rider lost her balance, was hanging on, and the horse was trying so hard it just kept on going and the rider eventually fell off. Cute horse, it did make me laugh

[@alicezhou3517]

Yeah the rider just slipped out of the saddle

[@victoriaallen8271]

I fail to find the humor in making a horse do something so many times he doesn't need a rider. I find this sad at the least .

[@hannahyi2499]

+Victoria Allen It was pretty obvious he wanted to do it. Nothing upsetting.

[@yunekowolf]

+Victoria Allen We don't know the backstory of this horse, do we? We have no idea if he's been forced to do it a lot, to the point that it's imprinted into his brain, or if he just really enjoys it/sees it as normal.

[@asadabdulqaabir4006]

Well, no surprise here, the rider was bumping her ass up and down on the saddle, it was a matter of time she lost her balance. Back to the basics babe! Good effort, however. Kudos for the horse XD

[@bubblinbrownsugar616]

Horse's Mind: 1:13 "Oh no. Oh no. Oh no no no NO!! She fell off me this isn't good! I'm done. I'm being shipped tomorrow I just know it!!! Don't worry buddy I got this. I'm gonna make this up I swear!! I'm going for the gold!!!....... Look Look Look! Watch! I can do this course backwards AND forwards! That's bonus points right?!" 2:47: "Uh UH!! Out my way human! I ain't stopping until I cover all my bases." 2:58 "Okay I jumped that...and that....and that......and tha......" 3:10 - You want me to stop!? Oh okay great! Did we win?! Did we win? Did we win?!??!" 😀

[@emmaxo9206]

bubblinbrownsugar616 😂😂😂😂😂

[@malariemann9388]

bubblinbrownsugar616 nice very funny love it lol😹😹😹

[@dominikagrubba1623]

😂😂😂

[@Jessie-li4pl]

very funny

[@randomallyway2963]

bubblinbrownsugar616 that it really funny😂

[@robynbellamy7548]

What a sweetheart that horse is. He really wanted to complete the course and obviously found it easier minus rider. ❤️❤️❤️.

[@theresamealer3314]

😊👍 🐴

[@houston9303]

The horse didn’t “knock the rider off” the rider lost balance and fell off, the rider should’ve jumped off instead of trying to stay on even tho they knew they would fall off over the jump

[@haleydunn8392]

Houston and Chianti For me it’s kind of hard to think about that because no matter how many times I’ve fallen off I’m always in a state of panic when I do, if I was able to think properly when I was I would let go of the reins and just let myself fall, so the rider probably was in the same state of mind as me when I fall.

[@HawkinaBox]

I think they did a good job and the horse responded well to that fault. Some would freak out over something like that.

[@houston9303]

@@haleydunn8392 i under stand ive fallen off many times too

[@houston9303]

@@HawkinaBox lol

[@HawkinaBox]

@@haleydunn8392 Well, I wouldn't hang on to the neck of a horse through a whole course. Though, it does sound like fun if the horse was as calm as that one.

[@heartofthewild680]

I kinda feel sorry for the rider. I’m glad she seemed ok. Sure, it was her own loss of balance that caused her to fall, and the horse did seem to time his jumps better without her, but falling off a horse is a much higher drop than most people realize and you hit the ground a lot harder than you’d expect to.

[@techno-was-a-legend3681]

Yep

[@wrenwhite8402]

Yeah

[@megsterbbb]

Falling off a horse is usually pretty quick though. Like, I'll lose my balance and in the blink of an eye I'm on the ground. Then you shower and your skin has turned blue haha :)

[@18BDM]

@@megsterbbb relatable!!! lol

[@virginiad.1911]

I was so worried she'd been stepped on at first, I gasped. Thank goodness she was okay - I was at a show where someone's stomach was kicked or something similar as they fell, and they had to all halt while EMTs loaded the girl onto a stretcher.

[@michellepowers3471]

She’s pulling his head back while he’s trying to jump. No wonder she fell off

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

Bingo!

[@iustitiaautemresistis2903]

That and she has really poor position in the saddle.

[@lesleysmith7025]

Yes! I was taught to give with your hands over a jump, never keep the reins tight.

[@jazcena]

ooh that makes sense

[@tkennedy166]

@@lesleysmith7025 she's doing a crest release

[@janicebourdage3567]

The horse was brilliant. The prize should go to this incredible steed!!!!! This made the crowds' day.

[@Soctimely]

She kept to much contact on the reins he moves beautifully without her he needs someone with light hands

[@imonthewinningside8281]

Right, it looked like he was getting more and more impatient with her holding him down.

[@vm_lifetraveler3502]

Yes. Absolutely right. 👍👍

[@pixelpiratepo]

Agreed. Held him too tight, especially over the jumps when you need to give the reins some slack as the horse thrusts its head forward to make the jump.

[@cherylernst2343]

You can tell he likes to jump. Now the rider should take a lesson from this and stop interfering with his face and be more of a partner. He had relaxed beautiful jumps riderless.

[@2zwaantjes]

How do you know a horse likes to jump? I have never seen any horse jump over tree stumps in the wild. It't pushed upon a horse to jump. Nothing fun or natural in it.

[@softbread2073]

The horse could have literally killed the girl, yet you blame her, daufc

[@justbrowsingleavemealone1581]

Ana Carolina Nascimento Yeah, I don’t understand why everybody is hating on the rider

[@emz8280]

@@softbread2073 yes because it's the horses choice to have that nimrod on his back

[@kristinaquapp8159]

My god, not everybody can be a perfect equestrian. So what she made a few mistakes? I bet she'll learn from them, no one likes an "online instructor", where's your equine science degree?

[@maddieoo9287]

he went over the jump with her on his neck....jesus.... and they say horses don’t like to jump

[@maddieoo9287]

smokeykit57 agreed. I put no blame on the rider or horse. Mistakes happen and she miscounted the strides. In the end both rider and horse are fine. It will make for a very interesting show story.

[@cymbala6208]

Wow I just recognized that jump with the rider on the neck... awsome. I'd never thought that might be possible.

[@shrekscumslut1341]

Some horses hate to jump but this one is obviously a natural and you could tell he was happy jumping without the Rider

[@jmas1219]

@@shrekscumslut1341 It's called 'conditioning' you fool and has nothing to do with pleasure for the horse.

[@jmas1219]

@@1Horselove122 Yay - a brain at last. You're 100% correct. If horses liked jumping they'd do it for fun but they don't. Ever. They'll do it only to survive in the wild (escaping a predator) and they do it only to avoid pain in an arena. They CAN jump when they have to but their legs aren't designed to take that stress of jump after jump after jump after jump. Show me an old jumper who isn't on bute every day and I'll show you an old jumper who is in pain from his destroyed joints.

[@gautamsinha5443]

An incredibly smart, feisty & talented horse !! He seems to be enjoying the jumps all by himself.

[@Alteori]

2:09 Owner tries to get horsie Horsie: Bitch please, sit down and chillax, I GOTS THIS

[@sakuraice22]

Oh, nice seeing you here, love your videos

[@Chirp-chirp]

Funny except that wasn't the owner XD

[@stormywolfhowls]

ELLO ALTEORI

[@PoloWolf47]

Oh hi Alteori 😂

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

XD

[@wilmar8904]

The horse was like: *You're weighing me down, let me fix it!*

[@ThatWolficorn]

I like how everyone in this comment section defends the horse and agree that it deserves better than that rider

[@ThatWolficorn]

@Texas Poontapa Well the 33 people that liked my comment likely agree so...

[@ThatWolficorn]

@Texas Poontapa I'll have you know that I've been riding for three years.

[@ThatWolficorn]

@Texas Poontapa The rider was pulling too hard and the horse was showing signs that they needed to loosen up. The horse actually appeared to do better after the rider fell off. If you're falling off the horse you shouldn't try to hold on either.

[@ThatWolficorn]

@Texas Poontapa Thanks for the suggestion. I didn't like the trainer anyway tbh. She shouted too much, even in the stables.

[@annassromova4197]

Because the rider is obviously terrible. It's one of the not very rare causes - awesome experienced horse + noob rider.

[@veramulvihill3806]

I am delighted for this horse. For finally realising he doesn't need a human to win competitions. ❤😂😂🎉

[@macarthurfield5674]

The horse NEVER knocked the rider off. The rider was off her game from the start. But what a beautiful animal. It almost seemed to bow to the crowd anytime it passed, as if to say "Brother, I can do this faster AND better without that rider. So, this is for y'all". BEAUTIFUL HORSE !!!!

[@claire_dabear]

200th like 🐎

[@NitroAce.]

Ana Carolina Nascimento it wasn’t the horses fault

[@nightsky1423]

Ana Carolina Nascimento the horse didn’t throw her off, he continued jumping while she was still hanging at the side and that caused her to lose her grip and fall i agree with you, she could’ve been seriously injured but luckily she wasn’t so..

[@cyanidecreature6121]

My Flock / Evidently you’ve never ridden a horse because this is what riders deal with a lot. Ive grown up with horses and this is an everyday thing lol. I’m not defending the horse here, but when you ride horses, these are things you deal with a lot. I’ve been kicked, trampled, bucked, man I’ve even been rolled on. All I’m saying is that this girl is most likely fine. Most she’ll come out with are a few bruises. :)

[@shinu1923]

@@softbread2073 It wasnt anybodys fault, she lost her stirrup so she couldnt properly balance herself, which made her fall. The horse didn't throw her, but she didnt do anythung wring that would have made her fall, it just happens sometimes.

[@darthmaul7626]

Horse internal dialogue: "Oh, this is much easier without that extra 110 lbs on my back!"

[@jonnievaj]

he hit two poles and he's like... "not again. let mme just drop you and win this game."

[@spacebug30]

rider: **falls** horse: don't worry, I got this, I'll make sure we win this

[@MARSBELLA1]

THE HORSE is terrified a horse runs twenty fives miles after a fright thats all he was doing and jumps were in the way and there was no escape. how can such idiots be alowed around horses.

[@bookobsessedfae9329]

@@MARSBELLA1 honey if you knew more about horses you would know that its body language shows that its happy and excited. so next time get your facts right

[@Sophia_Lightningfrog]

​@bookobsessedfae9329 thank you! I was about to say this?! These non-horse people 🙄

[@BlaeykeLei]

And that’s how you know your horse loves his/her job. :D

[@chelseawiersma4194]

Didn't look like the girl riding was the actual owner. He didn't slow down til he saw the girl come out of the crowd and there was obviously no bond with the rider or I think he would have stopped to make sure she was alright. Horses are so smart, I don't think he liked being lent out.

[@scler8453]

Lol my old pony would throw me and bronc straight over to the nearest patch of grass. We had a great relationship and a very close bond, but life isn't a heartland novel.

[@k_ytie]

Sometimes riders are given challenges where they have to ride someone else’s horse- due to theirs not able to do the competition or other things.

[@parkerfarago1280]

I was riding a small black pony named Evan ( he was sold about a year ago 🙁) and it was my first time riding him and my barn had just gotten him and he was very spooky. I did not know him very well either, and we were cantering and he spooked at a tree and lunged to the side and threw a small buck and I went right over his neck ( lol ) even though he did not know me he stopped knowing if he went forward just a little he would step on me. I gave him a pat and got back on. You don’t need a bond with a horse to have them stop after you fall off, he was a good little pony even if he was a little spooky and that is why he stopped :)

[@technopykie18]

Or that was the opening back to the lorrys/warm up area and the horse just wanted to get out of there. Notice it was just riders in that corner.

[@wintershock]

Chelsea Wiersma every horse has its own personality. That horse might’ve been a little bit determined and knew he had to go over those jumps even if the rider fell off.

[@jamyamosely4573]

Me: **Watches zero horse-related content.** KZbin algorithm: **Watch horse go zoom**

[@cuchulainn1914]

Same lol🤣

[@panasonic_bass]

Same

[@corbeau-_-]

the correlation is made between people. Not so much the things you like. But the thing others like you liked. There's a big chance you will like those videos, hence the algorithm. And you did watch and comment, perhaps even liked, enforcing the algorithm. Considering the success of KZbin and Google (maps), I think their algorithms and numbers are just fine. Odd that so many people tend to get baffled by this simple concept...

[@corbeau-_-]

the algorithm also notes if you watch a video to the end. Maybe you just walked away to take a shit, but youtube might think you liked it. It's not full proof xD

[@goldengryphon]

Watching "Horse Go Zoom" is great way to end the day. Hecc the algorithm. I like critters and watching critters do critter things. @corbeau, please moderate your attitude. We all have lives that have some aspect of things that have techspeak, but we don't live there. There's a Big Wonderful World that is filled with amazing things. Let people enjoy it, please.

[@j.b.8800]

The bond between this horse and rider is,,,, not strong to say the least lmao

[@pinktape7744]

I think the girl he stopped for first time at the end is his actual owner, its not unusual for friends/barn mates to compete at the same competition on the same horse.

[@gallicnails]

Well... probably would have worked better if stupid did not keep her crop in hand... obviously there is a lack of trust between the horse and the rider. And no code or listening whatsoever.

[@ZArtifiziert]

@@gallicnails Yeah look how insecure she seemed trying to catch the horse at the end.. she seemed almost scared of it

[@charlotte6154]

did you see how she was yanking on the reins earlier? :/

[@shashankdegloorkar]

He is just proving that the real skill is of the horse

[@aliceemerson2599]

Awwww he looks so happy. Ears forward and he's really strutting his stuff!!!

[@hopeevans3992]

and also means they're interested in their surroundings

[@eg17654]

I love your profile picture

[@miacat1727]

Enjoying his moment alone to show his skills. Clever boy...

[@famira_seapancake]

The horse was totally vibing with himself and the music... He was like "look at me go, Im good~"

[@badlie4858]

he's like: "cooperation was never an option"

[@yellowishgreendragon.-.]

The best response when an idiot in group work says "There is no I in team". (Usually the idiot is the one who doesn't do any work).. Is to say "Well there is in cooperation". I did this once, and then requested to change groups. My request was accepted. Because the person in question had a history of being a horrible person.

[@emilyeq1039]

0:37 that horse saved that jump so well!!

[@randomallyway2963]

wow this horse really showed that she/he does not need a rider to do something, this is amazing😍

[@clowncast9257]

yaytaylor She

[@caitlyn12345]

yaytaylor and he has talent!

[@rosaliewalford8020]

The horse was probably just glad to be getting some of the pressure taken out of its mouth

[@iixitzyagurlgigixiioreoz1616]

Horse Girl it's a He..

[@kawwigalaxy7088]

yaytaylor I

[@windyellis8292]

That horse did NOT like his rider, you could tell from the beginning; he became much more loose and controlled AFTER she fell off from lack of paying quality attention to his strides. He did MUCH better without her and then when that second young lady came out he instantly stopped and touched his nose to her like "next time, YOU and I will be doing this, not that one."

[@rain-su7xp]

windy ellis yeah. The rider probably wasn’t his owner, and was just riding him for her, because he didn’t slow down when the rider reached out, but stopped when a different girl came out of the crowd.

[@gracehardingham6211]

You have no idea what the circumstances were so don’t go around making bitchy assumptions of people because I bet if you were in that saddle it would be a whole different story

[@softbread2073]

@@gracehardingham6211 thank you, someone with a brain, people love to defend animals on the internet, but when it happens to them, its an absurd

[@Reinae_]

You're stupid lmao

[@Reinae_]

@grass flowerz the horse doesn't even care how old are u 5?!

[@cloroxz9955]

This horse should do free jumping instead you can tell it wants to do it alone

[@FlowingDepths]

That would be a great idea!

[@ihateyou7141]

Wtf

[@emmawise1859]

grass flowerz “out of his way to embarrass her” it’s a HORSE

[@lunawolff4358]

@@emmawise1859 and what?

[@dimitrakonto]

He for sure loves his work 🥰💕

[@thebatperson7530]

when someone tells you that you need them, and you’re petty as hell, so you decide to prove them wrong

[@rachelchayko]

That horse is like "bitch please I can do this on my own"

[@sweetpantsproductionsjazzy]

Rachel Pinefoot LOL

[@piperhobbyhorsespiperleiki4126]

Rachel Pinefoot just thinking that XD

[@micheletravis9057]

The horse had been left in his/her stall too long. Needed some exercise. The horse is beautiful.

[@janisegaud7489]

Rachel Chayko hell yeahhhh!!! Haha!! 😂😂

[@nickxenix]

Rider: go there! Horse: let the professional handle this.

[@melia927]

@EvieRaptor not true at all

[@CM-mr4bt]

@The General then why did he already start jumping once the girl fell off? He could’ve certainly ran straight to the arena gate yet he chose not to, some animals like to do some things yk, they can have a personality just like us.

[@equine2020]

That's what you call a " push button" horse. It knows it's job & does it. Perhaps it shows a horse does enjoy it's job. My qualified hunter when let out in my schooling ring would run & yes, jump the jumps as he ran around. Enjoying himself. I loved watching him.

[@sojunneo]

The horse was like "ugh I'm just gonna show you how to do this"

[@bl4639]

She's obviously a young rider, and we all make mistakes when we are learning (and even the highest ranked pros fall off sometimes). That horse of hers is a gem, though - love that he just kept going.

[@stephdiaz5363]

@Miriam Hoehn Um, no sorry Mariam. That is the point. Too much horse for that rider, it's just a bad pairing. Some people have more money than talent.

[@natashakate5687]

I agree. Putting so much blame on the rider isn’t fair, I personally think she should have let the horse move out more and rely on her seat more than her reins but she knows what she’s doing and she’s jumping large fences.

[@natashakate5687]

Some people do and some people have talent and money. This girl bad talent but just needs more time and a stronger connection with her horse. It’s bad enough when you fall off, but it’s even worse when it’s posted online and people are going “ohh, that girl has too much money and not enough talent”. Just saying tho, please don’t get mad

[@natashakate5687]

This girl has talent, not bad talent

[@annieibarrapalomino6348]

Horse be like “get of you piece of ... I can do this alone “

[@sanwriooz8409]

Annie Ibarra :D :3 it was actually not his fault it was a mistake the horse was going too early and she lost balance so she probably pushed her wait on the neck and hoped to stay on though she ended up falling off

[@leviackerman7739]

Annie Ibarra :D :3 “the rider was just extra weight anyway”

[@lisawalls8212]

STOP WITH THE CURSING ALREADY ITS SO BAD U KNOW THAT DONT U!!!

[@lisawalls8212]

I am reporting u off YT u rude good for nothing person

[@lisawalls8212]

I'm actually crying...she called me trash and u now what she ment

[@TheTwoshoes4u]

This wonderful horse has a loyal Heart! He is committed to finish the Job.

[@jetuber]

It's as if he wanted to demonstrate, "No, the problem wasn't me, it really WAS the incompetent rider who made us both the early jumps." And he did.

[@mr-ec6yr]

I believe that the horse is well trained me being an equestrian myself and people just have bad days. Those are VERY high jumps as well.

[@callmeclove]

Alexis 27Koenig that rider was definitely pulling the horses head back as he tried to jump. Trust me. I’m a former show jumper and I’ve seen it a lot. She definitely was holding him back

[@sannesteers]

A horse who goes on with the jumping competition after he lost his rider... It reminds me of competitions with dogs, where the dog runs and jumps on its own, while its owner is running next to it. Wouldn't it be great to have horses' competitions where the horses compete in doing it on their own, just like those dogs?

[@DarkestDeeds]

It's called free jumping.

[@hellou3309]

Competitions like that actually already exist

[@alloveragain8592]

@@hellou3309 Yeah, they're unfortunately just not as popular as regular Showjumping :/

[@jmas1219]

They wouldn't do it - not without a lot of pain based training. Jumping DESTROYS their legs.

[@hellou3309]

I think a little based jumping in nature, like a fallen tree or something, is Ok and maybe some horses would do that without humans too(wild horses,etc) but I agree if you say some jumps are bad for them. But I dont think ALL jumping is bad

[@princesss4rah]

I don't blame him, every time his jump was poorly timed was because of her.

[@princesss4rah]

@Faizal Lorgat I mean I have owned, competed and trained horses for over 20 years so I know a bit.

[@princesss4rah]

@Faizal Lorgat what do you mean?

[@annwynsimpkin8860]

BRO she said it was poor timing and That's she's trained and owned for 20 yrs ,wtf did that have to do with her trying to break horses legs ???

[@annwynsimpkin8860]

@Faizal Lorgat yea they put it down , but y are you piping up and accusing someone of trying to break horses legs when all she said is every jump was poorly timed , she wasn't defending the rider wtf??

[@grace.1]

Faizal Lorgat you my friend are the ignorant one. No one is talking about breaking legs, so why bring it up ?

[@MsLhuntMartinez79]

Horse just knew it had a higher chance of winning without the weight of a rider😂❤ Great Job Horsey (& hugs to the rider)

[@SabineErika-w9c]

Es ist nicht das Gewicht des Reiters, sondern seine Unfähigkeit und das heftige und unnötige Reißen an den Zügeln!

[@GeekRemix]

Got rid of the dead weight!

[@sanwriooz8409]

Geek Remix omg she isn’t that heavy yes it is heavy but it’s not dead heavy does it look like the horse is gonna fall to its death from the weight no

[@devilssemblance5938]

xXFlicka_and _MeXx thats not what dead weight means jfc. OP meant the horse got rid of the rider, who was barely hanging on and just being a burden after the jump where he tripped

[@rachletate8539]

After her hands started going up and pulling on the bit things when down hill as well.

[@buddyandFrankie-cg9nh]

Lol yeha

[@davidmehnert6206]

Ja but just you watch rider will blame the horse for throwing him or her whatever ja ja smh

[@kylierobinson7571]

This shows how smart horses are. This horse managed to memorise an entire complicated ride and WIN IT. Horse definitely came to steal the show. Plus, look at that beautiful mane

[@kylierobinson7571]

@Hey it’s Veronica Okay, what things did the horse do wrong?

[@kylierobinson7571]

@Hey it’s Veronica When he was jumping with the rider, he was knocking the poles down. When he was jumping without the rider, he wasn't knocking the poles down. How can anybody stop a BEAST like that? The horse being a goofball and a star came through. And perhaps him trying to finish the competition showed that not only did the horse want to be an absolutely star but the horse also wanted to win. It came to WIN. Absolutely gem

[@anonymixx8106]

🤦🏻‍♀️🤣

[@kylierobinson7571]

@Hey it’s Veronica Don't ever underestimate a horse's capabilities. And let's face it, the horse was better at performing without the rider on it. With the rider, the horse was knocking down poles but without the rider, it wasn't knocking down the poles. It doesn't take a genius to compare and figure it out. Don't get so jealous and try to take it out on me, the horse or anybody else that you can't be a star or a winner like that beautiful gemstone of a horse.

[@kylierobinson7571]

​ @Hey it’s Veronica You thinking that my argument is allegedly invalid and doesn't make sense just shows how narrow-minded you are. And even if the horse didn't 'win' the show, it certainly won the hearts of everyone watching the horse performing. It kicked a*s and it looked good doing it. And don't call me a dumbass or friend because I'm not a dumbass and you're not a friend, I don't even know you. All I know is that you're hating on a horse and limiting it when research shows that horses have "excellent memories", can retain information and/or remember things, and are "as smart as a 3 year old".

[@hollyandlorifineart9591]

This poor horse had enough of her crappy riding. Unbalanced rider pulling in the reigns seesawing thus poor horse's mouth.

[@talaaljaber5375]

@My Adventure I've been a equestrian my whole life and that is not how you're supposed to ride you can see how uncomfortable the horse looks that whole time the rider was on. Horse riding is all about balance between rider and horse and the rider obviously still hasn't found their balance

[@horseridingfallsx6400]

Tala Aljaber doesn’t make u a trainer sis

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

Yall are so correct. She is not a good rider. I felt badly for the horse. I bet the horse was happy to be rid of her. Beautiful horse.

[@ken4059]

@@brendaannedufaur6244 You're an idiot. What sort of name is Anne Du Faur? Sounds like the brand of a car tyre.

[@ch00chieman13]

If people would actually pay attention you can see that she lost her balance at 8a. She wasn't able to steady her seat and lost balance completely. Now one might argue about the distance to the combination, but surely wasn't "the riders fault"

[@savannahm.laurentian1286]

I think his perfect run through the combination just slayed!👏💕🐎

[@sagemastergrasie9433]

Horse be like: *Get off, I got this, I don't need you* Finishes: *See what I'd tell ya*

[@wendy4ronpaul]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZqYaIOpn655p68

[@sagemastergrasie9433]

@@wendy4ronpaul

[@meancomment2413]

@@sagemastergrasie9433 Classic laurel and hardy

[@lambsy2278]

"I don't need no stinkin' human."

[@xxshannonxxplayz_yt3049]

all wrong the horse didn't mean to she just fell off and the horse would of done that course to train a lot of times

[@julianaavila1006]

But did anyone notice at the end when the horse was trotting that he ACTUALLY stopped when a girl from the public went out for him? He saw her and immediately went towards her.

[@sluttymctits4496]

I was literally just thinking that, props to the red-jacketed rider in the stands. She had a calming presence and confident body language that mellowed the horse just enough for that other girl to grab it. The horse looked to be heading for that opening anyway, but earlier on the clip, it specifically avoided going to its rider. That speaks volumes. I don't know much about horses, but the poor thing looked so uncomfortable during the run. It was obviously distressed over how she was yanking those reins at the worst possible times.

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

YES he went right up to the girl! But he fled from his rider. That tells you all you need to know.

[@333pinkelephant333]

I was the same thing. I don't know too much about horses but I always thought riders and their horses have a deep bond but that horse and the rider may as well be complete strangers. Even my cat comes to me when I hold my hand out for him. And my cat is a jerk lol

[@qwipperty]

I wonder if the girl in red has previous experience with that horse. At this level, a horse would have multiple riders. She was likely the more experienced of the two riders.

[@pasnghetti]

@@brendaannedufaur6244 no? The rider could be just that. A rider. The girl may be it’s owner. Meaning the girl has a better bond with the horse than the rider.

[@greenly3865]

The horses is like this is what I was born to do. Never stop. I was trained to do this. I got you mama

[@lynettedundon1410]

What a star! This horse truly enjoys jumping, and pleasing his rider! What a great horse he is!

[@callysto_ii]

+Lynette Dundon look mommy ! I swear you'll see me jump better from the ground ! Look at meee ! xD

[@lynettedundon1410]

crazymango Funny, probably what he was thinking.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Lynette Dundon You forgot to add the wheee! ^^

[@thehappycockatiel9568]

Rider fails to guide the horse. Horse: "Fine. I'll do it myself!"

[@hannahshore8796]

"Oh no oh dear I will finish for you child do not fear"

[@makayleeburns3958]

The horse is like " forget the rider, I'm going to win this competition all by myself!! "

[@theravenmuse7226]

Why was she pulling him back as he was jumping? It’s her fault he missed that one jump and it’s her fault she fell off.

[@wendy4ronpaul]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZqYaIOpn655p68

[@HawkinaBox]

Because it's about control. I have a horse who will speed up to the jump and if I don't hold him back he'll fly over that jump like a seal through a hoop. Then on the other side he'll do a flying lead change automatically and get really fast which knocks me off balance if I can't get him under control fast enough. Listen, before you criticize me and say I'm not a good rider, I am not a GOOD JUMPER who has not had a lot of practice doing such a thing.

[@dishsoap5465]

When you go over a jump you do something called *two-point* .

[@ILive2Rescue]

Riley Rides Thank you for clarifying! 😊

[@dishsoap5465]

ILive2Rescue I was pretty mean in that comment I feel bad now.

[@miraclemile2382]

The horse is like: can I do this on my own pls. Gotta say that horse should get 1st place. Nice job to the person that got him. A treat always works.

[@IndependantW]

This horse is awesome! It's obvious he loves to jump, since he wouldn't take the fences on his own it he didn't enjoy it. That enthusiasm in a horse is hard to find. I'd take this guy home in a heartbeat!

[@Jess_Egg]

He's not enjoying it, though. You can see he follows a pattern, he knows exactly where to go, meaning he was trained until he perfectly knew that course. He probably was yanked on or smacked with the riding crop if he got it wrong or missed a jump, one of the reasons he didn't stop after the girl fell. I lived for years right next to a large equestrian centre, and I would often ride there, and I can tell you, the only time I've seen horses jump fences on their own was when they got afraid of something (loud thunder, small dog running around, etc.)

[@keeslover777]

@@Jess_Egg well said

[@ndahiya3730]

@@Jess_Egg I got what you mean. . *Horses are electricity, they take the least resisted path.* .

[@mettlerox]

This is a horse that clearly enjoys his job! He wasn't scared, or feeling trapped, or being chased. Look at his body language and the way his ears are perked; he is bucking and playing and jumping for the pure fun of it, then making a game of "catch me if you can" until he's offered a treat!

[@leilanihanaike]

The Horse: "Man I am in the zone. Tripped up a bit and lost the dead weight but damn I am doing good, so good that I don't want to stop!" Lol

[@user-py4ff2zw2v]

Love this! He didn’t need a rider and I love how he tried to avoid the humans trying to stop him after the rider was thrown off.

[@anniesamuel4787]

Without a rider on its back telling it to go faster or slower before takeoffs, its spacing is really interesting! I can't show jump to save my life but I've always wondered who did the thinking about that. The rider or the horse.

[@juliaheijkoop]

Yeah, you see that the horse has much better striding without the rider!

[@ShadowReine]

+Annie Samuel It's a bit of both, and a lot of the time when it's messed up, it's because the two had a difference of opinion.

[@elizabethgalletta1579]

+Julia Heijkoop Oh my goodness I'm just starting to learn stadium jumping, and one day i just let my horse run the course alone and her striding was perfect! I was like "Wow you don't even need me!' Funny thing is that she's not even a trained jumper, she's a reining horse!

[@anniesamuel4787]

lizquestrian • this is why when I learnt to drive a car I had problems. I was used to riding a horse with brains that knew not to run into things :P

[@SaphiraTessa]

+Julia Heijkoop I know right!

[@spontaneouszoologist842]

WOW. What a beautiful horse! AND smart!

[@PavleBalenovic]

Poor horse, ... far too inteligent to jump those obstacles only ... for someones' glory. did viewers learn the lesson?

[@okamitatsumaki5754]

The other people were directing the horse and showing it where to go, just like what the rider would do.

[@vm_lifetraveler3502]

Name of the horse: Sinatra. Horse thoughts: "I did it my way"

[@catherinedrew203]

That comment is GOLD LOL

[@vm_lifetraveler3502]

@@catherinedrew203 Thank you. LOL

[@Taistelukalkkuna]

Very much underrated comment. Have a like. =)

[@songbird2g2]

That was pithy & HILARIOUS! Well done! ❤️

[@reignscott9832]

@@vm_lifetraveler3502 i love it

[@paulhomsy2751]

Love this horse !! He knew his business like no other and didn't need to be harnessed to show it. What a champ !!!

[@theresamealer3314]

Indeed!

[@RaleighLink]

She keeps too much contact on the reins, this proves that 99% of faults in the show ring are caused by the riders messing up the horse. Horses are smart animals and know what they're doing, and this horse showed that he can jump just fine if not BETTER with out a rider yanking on the reins.

[@jointhelittycommittee790]

sounds legit, and I love your videos:)

[@ceri678]

+RaleighLink14 You could definitely see him getting more and more annoyed throughout the course. Up until he tossed off his rider that is.

[@hannahlanai]

Hahahha ya, the rider was definitely the weak link bringing the team down. The horse found better distances without her :) I'd love to show this video to any of those people that think that "forcing" horses to jump is cruel or that they don't like it

[@theprancingpony6075]

Yeah, the horse would never jump wrong. They are smart animals. It is the rider that should be blamed.

[@equinedreams7217]

it wasn't the riders fault or the horses, accidents happen all the time like this and the rider nor the horse is to blame

[@paytonl1000]

Wow, I don't care that they knocked down a few rails and the rider fell off, the horse finished the competition on it's own xD They should win

[@paytonl1000]

Nancy Roman Wtf?

[@YurimoHikashi]

Payton Larocque hah yes

[@rafaellawaasdorp1033]

Payton Larocque true!

[@nettlescats3796]

If rider touches the ground they get disqualified. If they go off course (jumps have to be done in a predetermined order) they get disqualified.

[@aetdmesl]

Payton Larocque definitely

[@mannycalavera2335]

"Look at how easily I can do this shit without that incompetent human slowing me down" ~ Horse

[@thisbrokenrecord9960]

horse for president- 2020

[@veek.6463]

I'd vote for him

[@cristinakimimela2605]

Horses are smarter than humans! Especially than that girl. Horses should run free! They're not for stupid competition nor for human selfish pride of win... That horse showed his intelligence and mastery with the obstacles. Bravo 💗 Anyway I'm against any sport and entertainment involving Animals!

[@zerotodona1495]

They are tools for work.

[@cristinakimimela2605]

@@zerotodona1495 Horses are not "tools". ANIMA-LS have a Anima=Soul, incarnated like us humans.

[@vos1329]

how much you wanna bet she’s not that horse’s main rider, i got a feeling

[@Goldenhawk583]

Or she is the main rider... but never grooms the horse...

[@annam7933]

Maybe she is but she got hurt while falling and was trying her best

[@KarmaCifer]

@@annam7933 if she was the main rider then the horse would have stopped to check on her, you can see they don't even have a bond

[@alanareid3747]

This looks like a horse show where you draw a random horse. It's not super uncommon to draw a horse you've never met before.

[@tdbhmusic]

is it normal to have people standing in the arena like that? seems awfully distracting, with music plus audience, plus mirror, plus randoms standing behind plants near jumps. All it takes is a split second of oh there's a guy over there, to miss what you need to be doing at that high speed

[@Amyw7809]

Let's all take a moment to appreciate the automatic lead changes in that horse! 😍

[@pipercat6907]

OMG true...

[@sophiemitchell6576]

It really is a high quality horse that just needs a better rider...or no rider at all apparently lol. They probably paid a high price for him, but she won't win anything if she doesn't get better herself

[@cheesethekoala8756]

Ooof, yes, not a stride of counter canter 😍

[@katedrew8859]

Saw this coming since the 2nd jump 😂😂😂😂he saved her ass too many times

[@cherylhopkins5110]

This gave me my morning laugh -best way to start the day! He/she had so much - was like she just couldn't help herself. Freedom and fun - beautiful horse!