Let's Confuse The Non-Equestrians

Look at the title! These videos are always so much fun to watch, just to see what has been added! The non-equestrians (accidentally spelled none equestrians in the vid) can be soooo hilarious sometimes! Comment your experiences and ideas below, and I'll make a part two!!

[@scmarshtacky]

The amount of times I've been asked why the horse is blindfolded. "No, it's a fly mask. Can you see out of a screen window? Same concept. "

[@MeAndMe804]

Yessss

[@idk_bruh210]

I never knew that it was mesh until I held one up to my face lol

[@lindseyharder6372]

i have also been asked this so many times

[@cinnabean]

As an equestrian, it’s hilarious realizing how silly some of it would seem to non-equestrians :’D

[@JustanEchoyt]

Lol ya

[@EdenSommer]

Lol yasss

[@phoxe9940]

Non-equestrian here, and I think I understood most of them, although, the Appendix one did have me stumped

[@Fry506]

Fr

[@SukiTheKemonoEditz]

Frr

[@goldheartinc.1726]

“The barn is the only place you can ask ‘What color pad are you using?’” Really got me lol As a non-equestrian, not as many of these confused me as they should have. Probably because my granny and best friend are equestrians 🤷‍♀️

[@Butterfly_34453]

Same I am a non-equestrian and an equestrian bc I use to ride horses but I don’t anymore but I still know a little of stuff equestrian stuff!❤❤❤❤

[@sorreldislikespotatoes9882]

Same.

[@EdenSommer]

Makes sense

[@TawnyFurWCUEYT]

Congrats, you have officially confused a non-equestrian.

[@susanmarston5475]

Why would you want to do that.Just be grateful you have a horse non riders can still know about them and love them as much as you do

[@D-a-n-c-i-n-g_R-a-c-c-o-o-n]

Muahahahaaa mission confuse the non-equestrians is a success >:}

[@susanmarston5475]

@@D-a-n-c-i-n-g_R-a-c-c-o-o-n Not with me you wouldnt have success sorry to dissapoint you

[@D-a-n-c-i-n-g_R-a-c-c-o-o-n]

@@susanmarston5475 I was talking about Tawny not you ;-;

[@susanmarston5475]

@@D-a-n-c-i-n-g_R-a-c-c-o-o-n sorry I take that back

[@rekabalazs7323]

the 'no, he can still see' had me dying 😂 it's so true! like all my non-equestrian friends are saying that 'what are you doing to them 😮?!' and i have to explain over and over again that the horse can still very much see from a fly mask 😂😂

[@crazy4schleich852]

This could also be considered "let's educate the non equestrians"

[@kht_autumn]

TOTALLY!!!!

[@IwasCloverluck_wcue]

Video: "This horse is broken" Probably the non-equines: "WAIT BUT IT AIN'T A MACHINE THO-?"

[@ThatOne_horseGirl964]

Fr

[@synsyn_x]

The “Don’t worry his leg isn’t broken” got me :)

[@PsychicIsaacs]

Ballerina toe. My horse does this all the time! She's going to be 13 this year. I was sent a photo of her as a two-year-old by her breeder and guess how she was posing? Yep, that's right...

[@Mystic_Dreamers]

"this horse is broken" AHA CANT TRICK ME THERE EQUESTRIANS I KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS BECAUSE I WATCHED SPIRIT AS A KID

[@kht_autumn]

As an equestrian, I love and hate Spirit. They messed so many things up in that movie!

[@Mystic_Dreamers]

@@kht_autumn its not a movie its a show tho i like how Lucky has to be girly for her aunt and isnt and then has friends

[@kht_autumn]

@@Mystic_Dreamers I've never even seen the show. I didn't bother. But I have seen the movies....

[@Mystic_Dreamers]

@@kht_autumn aint no damn movies

[@Gulia116]

@@Mystic_Dreamersyou trolling?

[@LittleMissHI]

THE KEYBOARD SOUNDS ARE MWA

[@killiansirishbeer]

Well, as an equestrian who's mother tongue isn't English I did learn a few things. Sidenote, those of us who use metric, use metric to measure a horse's height as well as fences in jumping. Interesting video 👍

[@kht_autumn]

Yes, I know that y'all measure in centimeters. I think America is crazy for having another measuring system!

[@rissyj8587]

We use the metric system but still measure a horse in hands (Australia🇦🇺)

[@killiansirishbeer]

@@rissyj8587 Interesting 🤔 thank you for sharing

[@moonshadowmagic7116]

Might have gone with "this horse is on the wrong lead because he is on his right lead" but that might be pushing it Loved this! Thank you! From a lifelong horse person

[@GracesBooksandMore-ve7dw]

As a non-equestrian, I understood quite a lot of these.

[@Techrideretc.6793]

My brain just went through the 9 stages of grief watching this 🤣

[@martletkay]

It's 5 or 7. Not 9

[@Techrideretc.6793]

@@martletkay ok if you say so random person on KZbin (don’t take it personally)

[@martletkay]

@@Techrideretc.6793 It's not like there's a literal number of DNA coded stages, it's psychology theory as put forth by individual people who chose to include specific numbers of stages as they observed through their work. Those are the numbers of stages they chose for their presentation of the idea in different works at different times and others have built on their ideas. I'd never seen 9 before looking for it specifically. I think it's too many and any list I've seen is redundant and unprofessional because it's getting so picky about further separating what was supposed to be broad emotional categories to make a point about the process. But whatev's. I'm just bored in the middle of the night.

[@GhostLeviathanLover]

As a non-equestrian, I understand this all.

[@teresajohnson5135]

I knew a guy that said breast collars should be chest collars since horses don't have breasts!

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

Birds don’t really have breasts either, but I’ve never seen anything like “chicken chests” in the freezer aisle 😂

[@dragonscale46]

Breast is just the term for upper chest, for all people/animals. It just happens that most people use it in reference to women’s chests, which is where the confusion comes from! :)

[@martletkay]

Yeah, literally every one has a breast if they have an upper chest, including chickens and all other birds. That's why it's called breast muscles. It's not not a term really used for most animals, but it's still used for meat and other random instances, like a man wearing a "breastplate", or "breast pocket" on a jacket. Why do you think so many old timey stories have men "beating their breast" in grief, for example. Kind of ironic that the term actually pops up more in men's fashion/gear than any usage outside of the way most people use the word.

[@blueberry_borb]

As a non-equestrian, I am indeed amusedly confused for many of them. Though some were familiar thanks to having a good friend who has a horse. She’s a total sweetheart, I love visiting her and learning more about the mysterious horse world XD.

[@kht_ebony]

OMG, definitely showing this to my non-equestrian friends!

[@XAnnaXDiamondX]

Lol same

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

The green and broken had me dying 😂 I used to ride a long time ago, English tack. I never heard of bareback pads, they look comfortable but somehow purpose defeating.

[@kht_autumn]

Bareback pads really help when your horse has a bony spine....

[@AVioletOnMars]

@@kht_autumn yes my horse would kill me with his spine XD

[@warriormaiden9829]

​@@kht_autumn Or when you have a boney butt. 😂😭

[@tfrtrouble]

Yeah they are not just for your comfort. Bareback riding (with no pad) may be painful or damaging to the horse if he or you don't have much natural padding, he doesn't have a well-muscled back, you don't have strong enough leg muscles to keep some of the weight off your seat bones, you are fairly heavy, you don't have a relaxed seat/good balance, he has bouncy paces, he has high withers or a high spine, you ride bareback for too long etc. Horse comfort always comes before "I'm so hard core, I ride proper bareback" bragging rights!

[@marshandadogrock4201]

I thought I would see ''This horse is on a hack'' 🤣 Great video!

[@kht_autumn]

Oooo, good idea!

[@whatthefreakboi]

help the background sounds are scaring me

[@ashtonsawesomeaussieanimal2133]

Green- untrained, un broken, pony is anywhere from -14.2 hh anywhere above 14.2 (14.3, 15, 15.1,15.2,15.3,16+ is a horse.) star is a small patch of different colour on a horses head (small dot/line/stripe etc) cob is a breed, sound is if this horse, moves well under saddle and on ground, listens to leg command, not injured. Hunter jumping is on performance , right leads etc,showjumping is speed. ( correct if wrong)

[@kht_autumn]

I think you got all those correct! Impressive!

[@ashtonsawesomeaussieanimal2133]

@@kht_autumn yayyy tysm

[@AVioletOnMars]

thanks lol i had a rough idea of what that meant but that helped

[@ashtonsawesomeaussieanimal2133]

@@AVioletOnMars glad i could help!

[@trippleaaa8662]

Just to add on to what you said, in Hunter Jumping, the jumps stay relatively the same height(to help the rider keep a good form), while in Show Jumping, the jumps basically just get higher. Not to mention in Show Jumping that they push the horse past it's limits a lot(any jump above 6ft is pushing your horse too far).

[@amaccoy]

The heart-shaped star made me smile!

[@givemefaithfarm]

Always heard it 'broke in' not broken. Big difference. Totally true on the fly mask, though. How can he see? LOL

[@steph_.]

Im sending this to my non horsey friends 😂

[@emeraldlibrarian6112]

Confusion successful 😂 I did catch a lot of them, but definitely not enough of them, lol

[@warriormaiden9829]

Got any questions on the ones you missed? I'd be happy to explain! :)

[@Dubhach_Poetry]

I had a friend ask if my horse's foot was broken or sprained when he had his hoof like that 😂

[@kht_autumn]

It's so funny when people ask that, especially when you're on the horse and he/she cocks his/her foot.

[@Dubhach_Poetry]

@@kht_autumn it fr is hilarious 😂

[@finnybrooks8068]

Most of these terms I haven’t heard in years… I was a horse girl when I was really little (I’m talking 5 years old), I used to have tons of horse stuff. Had books, had toys, had stuffed animals. Just wanna say, this video gave me serious nostalgia.

[@qwertysaurexists]

I’m not an equestrian, but I really love researching all kinds of horses and their coat patterns, anatomy, and overall I just like horses!

[@kht_autumn]

GUYS I HAVE 3.6K VIEWS??????? WHAT THE ACTUAL HECK???? AH NYH NAAM'L!!!!!! I might be posting this video on my other channel as well. I haven't been posting on this channel, but I am posting on my other channel @kht_ebony if you wanna go check it out! :) Edit: I'm actually going to redo the video before posting it on my other channel to clear up some mis info (like racing is abuse thing - I was under the influence of Raleigh Link, but now I know that it isn't just abuse).

[@tessdurberville711]

Regarding racing, I appreciate that. In my opinion, anyone who listens to Raleigh Link, should have their head examined.

[@djkzrocksta]

I’m a non-equestrian but I understand a lot of horse terminology bc of my one friend who does show jumping plus research in general❤

[@franckcrdraws]

I'm not an equestrian but I played a roblox game called wild horse islands (which helped influence me to be courageous to ride a horse on vacation!). I also love zoology so I like learning about these equestrian terms :D tysm for this video!

[@andreahoard9484]

Thank you very much for enlightening me! I may periodically re-watch your presentation to remember the minor details. . . especially about the horse colours. . .

[@kht_autumn]

Horse colours can definitely be a bit confusing at times. I actively compete in hippology, and even I don't think I know all the colours!

[@fluffy_psalms_23]

"NO, he is not blind!" 😅😮

[@cozmixprime2694]

I loved this! As a horse person for most of my life I know pretty much all of this, and I've been taking lessons for 5 years (3 in English, and 2 in western)

[@jellylemonade1655]

as a non-equestrian, i understood a fair bit about these! some things i DIDNT know: 1.why is the horse "green" 0:40 2.why is that one not a pony but the other one is? 0:52 - 0:56 3.why is that called a star? 1:02 4. is "cob" referring to the breed of horse or something else? 2:07 5. 2:28 - 2:34 , i would love an explanation for this whole thing 6.what does it mean by "sound"? 2:42 7. 3:45 , someone please explain 8. what does this mean? 4:00 i think i did pretty well! if you can, just answer any of these questions with the question number so i can tell what you are referring to! :)

[@jellylemonade1655]

@AbandonedChanneII ohh that makes sense!

[@eagle9595]

2. The breed of the first one is a miniature horse, not sure about the second but it is some kind of pony. 3. Generally speaking, any white marking on the forehead is called a star, no matter what it looks like. 6. Sound basically means that the horse isn’t lame, they are walking normally and aren’t in pain. 7. The top horse and rider are doing hunter jumpers, otherwise known as hunters. It is a type of riding and is judged on straightness, centeredness, pace, track, when you jump a jump, your position, and your horse’s form, among other things. The bottom picture the horse and rider are doing show jumping, which is judged on speed and whether or not you knock down a rail. You can tell the difference from the photos based on the attire and jumps. Hunter jumps are natural looking and often have some sort of foliage, though not always. The jumps are supposed to be things that you could jump while fox hunting. They wear fitted white saddle pads and no boots on the horse’s legs. Jumpers tend to have colorful jumps and they are allowed to wear boots, long saddle pads, and bonnets, which is the thing covering the horse’s ears in the bottom photo. In both photos they are at shows, the rules for attire are much more relaxed when you are not showing. 8. An appendix is a breed of horse. It is a cross between a thoroughbred and a quarter horse.

[@Sunnysodamilobarnaby]

I’m pretty sure at 3.45 the bottom one is show jumping and the top one is hunter jumping! By sound they mean good condition so it’s “sound” What they mean by wrong lead the horse is more likely to fall over/trip when it is on the “wrong lead” and when the horse is going the other way it(therefore on the right lead)is less likely to trip/fall! Cob is a breed! I don’t know why it is called a star! One is a foal the other one is fully grown! The horse is “green” because it is not fully educated on how to ride! I am an equestrian this is off the top of my mind at 10 o clock at night so sorry if I don’t make sense!

[@amyhanshaw9184]

1. The horse is not trained, it’s called “green.” 2. The first horse is a horse, it’s called a “miniature horse” and the other horse is a pony bc it’s in 14 hand range. 3. It may look like a heart, but any horse with a white patch on its forehead, it’s called a “star.” 4. The Cob is a breed of draft-ish horse. 5. The “lead” to the canter is when the front leg, goes farther out in the canter gait. The correct lead really depends which direction you’re going, but it results in the inside front leg to go out. (It’s really hard to explain). 6. I really have no clue 7. The top picture is called “hunter jumpers” and that’s a discipline where it’s jumping, but the jumps are lower-ish and are nature themed. The second picture is show jumping and is used in the Olympics. That’s literally just jumping and the jumps get pretty tall. (5 foot-6 foot range). 8. The Appendix is a human body part, it’s also a horse breed. It’s a quarter horse-thoroughbred cross. I used to have one

[@ashtonsawesomeaussieanimal2133]

Green- untrained, un broken, pony is anywhere from -14.2 hh anywhere above 14.2 (14.3, 15, 15.1,15.2,15.3,16+ is a horse.) star is a small patch of different colour on a horses head (small dot/line/stripe etc) cob is a breed, sound is if this horse, moves well under saddle and on ground, listens to leg command, not injured. Hunter jumping is on performance , right leads etc,showjumping is speed. (I have no idea its either a qh x tb or a cross bred horse ) correct me if im wrong!

[@SunTheFireFox]

Honestly, this just explained everything for me especially because I'm reading a book with horses in it lol.

[@lizbethstringer3583]

That was entertaining, as an equestrian. You nailed most of the best ones. Hobbles, stake out, curry comb, slicker, cribbing strap, standing wrap, turn out, abuse paddock, twitch, floating teeth, wash stall, cross tie...all come to mind as items or terms that have been questioned by my family and friends.

[@careline939]

As a non-equestrian, I am indeed confused! And I don't know why this is on my recommended but it's funny haha

[@Moonlight_Eclipse2807]

“This horse is broken” Oh trust, that did not confuse me.

[@DoodlesandDuddles]

I'm a horse person, not necessarily an equestrian, so I knew most of those things and it made sense, but I'd love a video explaining the things I didn't/don't know/understand

[@kht_autumn]

Ask away! Or read the comments. I've been getting people asking and others have been responding with excellent answers!

[@horselover656]

I literally find this so funny. It’s funny because we (I’m an equestrian) Use these terms most days, and when we say them to others (Non equestrians) They think we’re crazy😂

[@BrittneyTravis-ux9sc]

I'm not an equestrian but horses are my favorite animal so I laughed so hard thinking about how confusing this would be for people who don't know about horses 😂😂

[@xyackhart]

Me, not knowing much about horses but needing to know about them for a project I'm working on: "write that down, write that down!!"

[@kht_autumn]

Haha, lol. Any questions?

[@xyackhart]

@@kht_autumn I'm more so trying to think of what kind of horses would be good for what kind of characters...which are begginner friendly, which ones are hard to train, which are common, or rare... but no particular questions, no. maybe a video about different horse breeds would be fun? Still, this was entertaining too lol. I feel like I learned a lot.

[@kht_autumn]

@@xyackhart Quarter Horses, Appaloosas, Welsh Ponies, Icelandic Horses, Haflingers, Morgans, Paints, Tennessee Walkers, Missouri Fox Trotters, and Shetland Ponies are good beginner horses/ponies. Thoroughbreds, Mustangs, and Standardbreds can be hard to train. Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses, Arabians, Andalusians, Clydesdales, Appaloosas, Shires, Welsh Ponies, Shetland Ponies, Friesians, and Paints are some of the most common breeds. Canadian Horse, Akhal-Teke, Dales Pony, Suffolk Punch, Cleveland Bay, Newfoundland Pony, American Cream Draft, Eriskay Pony, Caspian Pony, Highland Pony, and Mongolian Horse are some of the rarer horse breeds. Hope this helps, and I will try to put together a video on breeds on my other channel, @kht_ebony

[@xyackhart]

@@kht_autumn oh wow, I was not expecting such a thorough reply! But this is really helpful! I'll keep an eye out~

[@HalftoneHorse]

I started thinking of these, and now I can’t stop. *Picture of a pole on a jump* This is a pole. *Picture of the area between a horse’s ears* And this is a poll. *Picture of a barrel in a barrel race* This is a barrel. *Picture of a horse’s torso* And so is this. *Picture of a horse’s hoof* This is a horse’s toenail. *Picture of a horse’s chestnut* And so is this. This horse has hot blood, and this horse has cold blood, but the temperature of both their blood is 100 degrees. This is a thousand-dollar horse… And this is a quarter horse.

[@tamaramen4517]

When you show the socks and stockings you should add feathers. Great job!

[@Ferindel]

Im not an equestrian, but I consume so much horse content that I understood everything in the video 😅

[@just_a_horse_life]

this is like asmr at its finest ✨

[@kht_autumn]

So true!

[@marieandresen4060]

This was hysterical! Thanks!

[@bronwyn8110]

Really good, had me laughing. Here's an idea for another one. A seal brown horse isn't black. That one confused my dad. God bless the man, he supported my horse habit but he thought the lingo was nuts.

[@equine2020]

If a horse has brown hairs around its muzzle? It's not classified as black.

[@laurenhenry5671]

I’m not an equestrian, but I know a bit about horses. Thanks summer camp!

[@vinny1883]

Not an equestrian in the ever-interacted-with-a-horse sense, but a horse enthusiast from inside my house and I knew all of them 😎

[@LillySlater-hh1ev]

I’m. Not equestrian but I knew all of them beacause I love horses ❤❤❤😂😂

[@SyvaTheWolf123]

As a non-equestrian I can safely say that I surprisingly understood a lot of this, but I'm convinced that some people when choosing color names for horse coats were color blind, but that just goes for most scientists and people deciding what to call the color of animals (red foxes are fuckin orange not red)

[@theduckie701]

They didn't come up with the name for the colour orange back then, they usually called it red

[@dsbarn3264]

Sending this to half of my friend group hehe

[@oxytaboo]

the way that i as an equestrian understood all of these

[@WaterPuppy]

But if there's such a thing as a bareback pad, is the horse even being ridden bareback anymore?

[@kht_autumn]

Yes, totally! Bareback pads are used sometimes for extra comfort for the horse and rider, especially is the horse has a bony spine (trust me, bony spines really hurt)

[@Mona-he7wd]

Quote by my friend when I told her one of my horses was lame “why would you say that? That’s soooo mean! I think ur horse is cool!”

[@WC.WCUE_Fan4Life]

1:00 Video:’this horse has a star on-‘ Me:’it has a wig..’

[@Maharlikadragonpuppets]

As a non-equestrian, i definately got confused a little bit😂

[@fluffy_psalms_23]

I love horses but I am not and equestrian, and as a non equestrain I actually understood this. 😅😊 🐎

[@shellaghwoodard9695]

Needed a second "this horse is also sleeping" but, on its feet! And another "this horse is also grey", but still solid. (Chestnut, bay, whatever base.)

[@user-vp8fw6uw5q]

I love your video, I grew up with horses so I know...I love this video ❤

[@Flarethealphawolf]

I knew half of it through out the video, I did and try to figure out what it meant if I didn't know

[@moonyeenmccormick8081]

Cool video, thank you for sharing it!!

[@TeenyTonnie]

some of these did confuse me, but most of it just got me curious and googling horse terms lol thanks for teaching me something new

[@user-fm4ip7lo8u]

I'm from the world capital of the walking horse industry and let me tell you, it pisses me off to no end.

[@lunastar2302]

I knew a good amount of these as a nom-equestrian. I did grow up loving animals and wanting to get into riding, but was told for many reasons I would never and gave up trying after a point.... Also, am I the only one who laughed at the "They are sleeping" and went "Chicken Elisabeth Nugget and Squidward"!!!!

[@dalemccray7513]

I know them all but I'm not an Equestrian tho!(bro them keyboard sounds are Great!)

[@martletkay]

Yeah, literally the only one I don't get is the "appendix" one, and I've never owned a horse or even ridden one. I think horses are cool but I mostly know stuff about them because I'm a writer who thinks things should be described correctly. Don't really feel like getting TOO deep in the weeds on horsey stuff though, because it gets to be a lot FAST.

[@dalemccray7513]

@@martletkay yea

[@VictoriaVid]

@@martletkayAn Appendix is a Quarter Horse x Thoroughbred cross.

[@popcorns_palace]

What keyboard do you have? xx

[@margueritehuggett440]

In England some of our 'colour' names are slightly different: we have 'piebald' large irregular black & white patches [not to be confused with a 'magpie' which is a bird], and large irregular brown[any shade]& white patches is called a skewbald! What you called a 'bald-face' we would call a 'blaze' [but don't send for the firebrigade to put it out!] and white-hair in a circle just above the hoof is called a 'coronet' [as our royalty has been in the news a lot recently]. A friend who kept her horses on the edge of our town would get phonecalls from local residents telling her she had a dead horse in her field! Thanks.

[@beabarber4300]

Horses get thrush, but not in the same part of the body as humans.

[@RosesBuds-Yt]

I am not an equestrian, but I love horses and study them, so this was not confusing.

[@scottwilkie1343]

The asmr at the end 😂

[@speed_demon_031]

Oh my gosh, my fiancè looked at my phone and I literally heard a dial up tone and saw a loading symbol when watching his reactions 😂

[@samhg3658]

Moral of the day is that equestrians are daltonic

[@sydspuppets]

i’m a newer equestrian, and i somehow didn’t get confused too much

[@abipoole2859]

2:38 audibly hawks a loogie

[@inukoinu.k9]

i'm not even an equestrian and i understood the coat color ones

[@AVioletOnMars]

The difference in Dressage saddles/sadlepads, hunt sadles/saddlepads, and western saddles/sadlepads?

[@tealynx]

Im shocked how many of these I understood given all I know came from the books Black Beauty, King of the Wind, and Misty of Chincoteague/Stormy Misty's Foal. Read those over and over as a kid.

[@-IVY-738]

I’m allergic to horses, I’m definitely confused…

[@egeegee7146]

There are so many more for that list. Next try sailing!

[@justjaguar2314]

But also like, you can watch this as educational (though you may have more questions than before watching the video)

[@xxcutexx5523]

I have indeed been confused.

[@kht_autumn]

Any questions? I have answers.

[@comicallylargerodent9155]

not an equestrian, but i got/understood most of these! cool :3

[@smackaroo4159]

Could I ask what made the NOT-pony different from the actual pony? Kind of quizzing myself here as I go, and I have no clue!

[@kht_autumn]

A horse 14.2hh and under (>58 inches) is called a pony. The small one is a specific breed, so, while it is pony height, and should be a pony, it is classified as a "horse" because of the breed, American Miniature Horse.

[@equine2020]

​​@kht_autumn A pony is 14:2 handa & under, at shows a measuring stick is used. The expression horse not used. Unless it's 14:3 & over. That's a horse. Miniatures fall under a different height. Smaller. Some only 36". This can confuse some. Some added info.

[@Whitlee_Marie]

On the bald face one it has to be on or past their eyes to be a bald face( no hate love ur channel!!)

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Yeesh! This IS confusing! :D

[@RIV33R]

3:45 ISTG SOMEONE WHO FINALLY I FEEL LIKE UNDERSTANDS THAT HUNTERS IS DIFFERENT FROM SJ AS A HUNTER I GET TOLD “Hunters are easy” , “Show jumping is the same but better” I’m not hating on show jumping but I don’t Like the fact ppl say it’s the same it’s so different like how, yes we they both jump, but there are different like rules, ways u have to dress, how the jumps look, etc. not hate to any showjumpers unless u abuse. ❤ Also great vid to the creator also pls don’t respond to my comment with hate like “But ShowJumping is harder” they both are hard in their own ways they r equally hard.

[@AllisonkKelley]

A lot of these I surprisingly actually know! I’m not an eq but I really want to be one!

[@user-et3jk6kt8m]

this is really hard 🤣🤣🤣 yes it is

[@Tumblepatch]

Just want to pull up one thing. That's not a bald face, it's just a very wide blaze. Bald face is where the white goes past the eyes!

[@UrLocalLiz]

...I'm not an equestrian, but some of these were SO obvious-

[@renwarrenp5097]

I only understood about 1/3 maybe 2/3 of what was going on as a non equestrian only cause I had someone who does it try and teach me😆 and someone of it I caught on to myself like the socks and stockings

[@eva5074]

as a non equestrian I understood them all, isn't it general knowledge?

[@unholyUroboros]

Im not sure why this was in my reccomended but you have succeded. I am in fact confused

[@kht_autumn]

Any questions?

[@rosieramirez5912]

1:57 wouldn’t u call the paint horse a black overo? (Sorry if I’m wrong-)

[@kht_autumn]

I think so. Or a piebald.

[@bluesteno64]

This is my favorite mode of transportation 3:55 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Goose_plays_roblox]

There were few i didnt know but i knew most of them