Mongolia Horse Training - Horseback culture in Mongolia

Mongolian nomads‬ have long been considered to be some of the best horsemen in the world. Enjoy amazing skills in horsemanship!

[@DivanoCheeks]

So proud of my children and horses ❤

[@spetsnazxy]

Fatheeeeer!!!

[@muhammadkhan-uh4cb]

yeah they are still where you started from, even after pillaging the whole world. shame on you

[@Me_log]

Haha miss you Fartherrrrrrrrr

[@adiyasuren0179]

muhammad khan are you kidding me? I hope, you do not know anything about them. So i want to tell you one important thing that you should read read read before what you said.

[@DivanoCheeks]

Nebula Bunny they’re train them. Mongolians do it since they exist!!!

[@ganjla6641]

The little horse that used to crush half the world with its hooves is amazing

[@gyt7250]

Syria Egypt 😁👊💪

[@eonthinker100yrago8]

comments consist of people literally critisizing the mongols, a people who conquered and created the largest land empire in history with their horses.

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

The sun never sets on MY people's empire. We're a great horse people too. And our fine breeds are superior to these deformed little horses in every way.

[@forgottenartist36]

Guys chill the horse might look like its got his leg broke but remember its a mongolian horse, its different from your common european horses. Ita buffed and strong

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

They are not different from other horses. This is cruel recklessness.

[@eaststorm1282]

@@KFrost-fx7dtdon’t talk about things you don’t understand

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

@@eaststorm1282 I understand horses so I'm qualified to talk about them, more than you obviously.

[@eaststorm1282]

@@KFrost-fx7dt but you only understand the things that you are familiar with. On the other hand i’m a full blood Mongol

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

@@eaststorm1282 your blood has nothing to do with anything and doesn't entitle you to abuse animals.

[@netiora]

It's cool how the mongolians have kept their horseriding traditions. Korea had a similar kind of horsemanship, although smaller and less common, but a lot of it was lost through history and we only have very few left...

[@Buttercup20249]

Probably because of the Americans 😒. Korean culture is awesome though ☺️

[@MegF142857]

That first horse is amazingly strong to counterbalance the rider so well, but must be hella on the horse's back.

[@fadhli179]

Indeed. Most of horse in natural wilderness are not very big, most big horses are because it was breed specifically to make big horses, and specifically trained to charge at enemy formation. Small horse are not exclusive to mongolian infamous horse archer, hobilar light cavalry for example, use small horse.

[@DivanoCheeks]

MONGOLIAN HORSES ARE GENETICALLY SMALL! SO DONT JUDGE ABOUT IT LIKE THE GUY IS TOO BIG FOR THIS HORSE!!!PLS KNOWLEDGE YOURSELF FIRST BEFORE TO WRITE STUPID COMMENTS!! FURTHERMORE THIS IS NOT TORTURE FOR THE HORSES. THIS IS A TRAINING FOR THEM TO KEEP THEM STRONG!!! GUESS WHY WE ALMOST HAD THE WHOLE WORLD?? BECAUSE OF OUR STRONG HORSES IDIOTS!!!!

[@calebgovind5009]

Couldn't of said it better

[@lunar_proxy]

as long as its within the 20%....

[@oblokfk2380]

@@lunar_proxy and ur grandma's house was in 20%

[@sonyastefanova5785]

I never take advice from people who use insults as an argument to defend their point. I fully believe that for you this is not abuse of the animal because it is part of your culture. The whip has never been an educational tool for any living being. It serves only to subdue a living being through fear. Beautiful horses though. ❤

[@thatdairykid1461]

​@@lunar_proxy I'm pretty confident the 20% rule doesn't apply to the Mongolian horse. Actually just about every rule regarding European horses does not apply to these horses.

[@semberuutsetsenbat-erdene369]

Mongolian horses are genetically small also they are half wild in the nature and much stronger than the European or any other horse breeds. I would recommend you all to travel Mongolia to experience the nomadic life style and you can see how we treat our nature and animals. :)

[@Ciprock]

Sam Bne they are genetically smaller but still stronger?

[@Singgen]

Yes, they are. They are more sturdy and harsher.

[@Mongol1232]

Sain bnu? Taniltschiij bolhuu? Bi amerikd amdirjiin chi han bna? 😊

[@HSQtr]

Sam Bne no arabian horse is the best breed from the deserts of arabian

[@tobiasit2190]

@@HSQtr Mongols have the last wild horses, but i dont think there is a point to say who has the best horse.

[@cfcblue8]

Cossacks: Finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary.

[@_akiosimp_8746]

its not abuse its a culture thing we either tame them or they become to wild and we dont fence them and mongolian horses are not tamed like American horses we dont just give them apple and tame them they are much more wild and they may look small but they are really strong its not abuse i mean if you guys are gonna say THIS is abuse what about the whole Horse racing thing thats how you guys break horses leg and abuse them and after we tame the horses and kind of like idk bond with them for a month we set them back with their herd and let them free and get a new horse to tame when ever we get a horse we water them every day we love our horses more then anything we care for the horses and we dont just put them in stables we just leash them with a long lead so they can roam around freely

[@ElxCriiO]

he did a whole chiropractic sesh on that horse. incredible

[@TogomoSama]

First footage, I'm amazed !! good balance

[@flaviodamasceno748]

Povo lindo e abençoado 😀😀🤗🤗🇧🇷🇧🇷🇲🇳🇲🇳

[@flaviodamasceno748]

Mais vídeos 😭😭😭🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼???

[@love-z2s8p]

i want to go mongolia to riding horses. i have respect to changes khan

[@abdulhaseebkhan5525]

This is so honorable, gracious, and noble. May god bless them with health and more and better live stock. May horses serve you well, may you serve your herd well for all eternity.

[@princerado7738]

The video is so interesting

[@NonikSinyo]

It must better if this tradition can be adopted by Olympic games to be one of its sports

[@ikyyanthony4728]

❤️🇲🇳

[@kidmack3556]

UNAKH! Wish I could've gone there and learned.

[@qouavang3646]

Lol all the animal activist in here "oh poor horse" lol you guys have no clue how much these mongols revere the horses, they been doing it for a long time they know what they're doing

[@medbyhi5114]

what is the music?

[@mongoliannomad989]

Domog (Домог) - "Boerte"

[@Daylon91]

That's hard on the horses back especially when running

[@naxcivanatlariyorgaatlar589]

👍👍👍👍👍😘😘🥰🇦🇿

[@adrianmcgregor8342]

i like the music, what is the title of the music?

[@NmberOneNetsFan]

Adrian McGregor throat singing

[@kardigan4456]

The song is domog:borte

[@kardigan4456]

Adrian McGregor kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXSYpKtspsmVf68

[@Simonocom1]

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[@adrianmcgregor8342]

thank you guys

[@delgerzoljargal9897]

were is this its a zamiin uud

[@mohikan9272]

Vay beee

[@nese8727]

What's the song?

[@mongoliannomad989]

Domog (Домог) - "Boerte"

[@davidxu6477]

I am wondering who are better riders? these Mongolian horseback people or the American cowboys?

[@denzchannelakadenzeldeeznu3839]

These Mongolian people , because i think Mongolian people are very good in horseback . For example .1 they could stand in the horse’s body while the horse is running very fast. they could fight during the Mongolian war in the 13th-14th century while they are riding the horse. They could like shoot a bow while standing in the horse.

[@lunar_proxy]

riders? probably the mongolians. horsemen? neither

[@davidxu6477]

@@lunar_proxy Thanks, what other skills a horsemen should posess?

[@lunar_proxy]

​@@davidxu6477 the reason why i said neither are good horsemen is because they both practice outdated and abusive methods of training- in this video you can see it. instead of teaching a horse how to act by using kind methods that work according to horse language (including understanding of body language, pressure and release, and herd dynamics) and being patient, they use fear and pain in order to intimidate the horse into submission (or learned helplessness) for a "fast solution". in cowboy terms, it's called "breaking the horse," kinda speaks for itself. both use force to get their way. so in order to be a proper horseman, you'd need knowledge in how horses communicate, how they establish dominance in a herd, how to read and react to a horses body language, and how you can use this knowledge to train horses in a way that doesn't involve unnecessary stress and that makes the horse understand what you want, rather than just blindly obeying to avoid pain. there are obviously many other factors like knowing how to care for a horse (what to feed it, giving it the proper space to move, how often you need to exercise it, vet- and hoofcare etc.), riding is actually an incredibly small part in owning a horse

[@btsxarmyforevertogether2979]

​@@lunar_proxy come to mongolia and try to tame one. After that comment here. I will be waiting!

[@scottpoet]

I would like to see them catch a full grown quarter horse like that though :D

[@tangra681d2]

Bet yhey could

[@tangra681d2]

They*

[@kidmack3556]

I read that the horses of the Steppes are usually slower than most breeds, but what they lack in flat out speed they make up for 100× in stamina and endurance.

[@Orda354]

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[@awagner4446]

That’s Not how do you train a horse

[@crosstore2343]

Countries are different

[@k2lt3k]

right, go ahead and teach a people whos livelelyhood for the past few thousands of years was the horse how you train one. i mean these guys are born and raised on the horse, their ancestors conquered the biggest landmass ever on their horses, without horses steppe nomads wouldn't exist. if anyone in this world can say how to train a horse, its these guys.

[@yoshilorak5897]

Those look more like ponies than horses.

[@simhopp]

Mongolian horses are small, and with those small horses, they conquered the world.

[@semberuutsetsenbat-erdene369]

Mongolian horses are genetically small also they are half wild in the nature and much stronger than the European or any other horse breeds. I would recommend you to travel Mongolia to experience the nomadic life style and you can see how we treat our nature and animals. :)

[@coolking1537]

You don't know anything about the Mongolia horse, keep that way! You stupid.

[@enkhzayazundui1063]

Yeah. Ok, go to Mongolia and ride one. Then comment. Small doesnt mean weak.

[@eepy-9]

yoshi lorak How bout you come ‘ere and try it yourself

[@lightsource9263]

And that's exactly how you snap horses legs right off.

[@sawmakai]

you think after thousands of being horsemen, they would know what theyre doing

[@lunar_proxy]

@@sawmakai too bad they don't and still use fear, force and pain to get their way, huh

[@mohikan9272]

Ne güçlü at

[@dshe8637]

It's a cruel way to treat ponies. No respect or kjndness here.

[@dismas8884]

that's how you tame horses you dumbass, you expecting them to give apple and horse should tame itself? lmao get the fuck out.

[@thatdairykid1461]

These are not ponies these are horses and they are Mongolian horses. They are strong and tough and can get fat off rocks. One of the hardest breeds in the world.

[@dshe8637]

@@thatdairykid1461 no pony is tough enough to put up with being wrenched in the mouth, cast onto the ground and seriously overloaded and unbalanced. Anyone with respect for their animal doesn't do this macho stuff. I guess plentiful ponies make them disposable

[@lunar_proxy]

this is still cruel. just because they can endure it doesn't make it nice or okay. just because it's tradition doesn't make it okay. this is not horsemanship. being cruel and forceful, using pain and fear, is not true horsemanship.

[@Gygsd]

This is what horses were meant for not to be chained up in some farm. Horses did there job for thousands of years they can handle it

[@lunar_proxy]

@@Gygsd chaining up horses in farms is ALSO wrong. neither is right. horses were NOT meant to do this, not to mention it's all incredibly painful for them.

[@mongoliannomad989]

@@lunar_proxy You have no idea what you are talking about. These nomads have a herd of around 20-100 horses and almost all of them are wild. The nomad only has one or two "full time domesticated" horses. Whenever a nomad needs another full time horse, he/she picks a horse from the wild herd and tames it. American cowboys do this too. Every horse user does this except for those fancy rich people who have expensive sports horses for only show. And Mongolian horses are extremely strong and durable.

[@lunar_proxy]

@@mongoliannomad989 no tf they don't, this is literal abuse. jumping on a wild horse and "breaking it" is abuse. that is not how you tame and train a horse. cowboys are equally bad, at least those who practices "breaking horses through force." many non-rich horse owners train their horses responsibly through humane means. i've worked with horses for years, i know how they work, and this is just inflicting stress and pain to the horse until it gives in. that is _NOT_ proper horse handling and it's far from horsemanship. proper training is understanding herd dynamics and how to use them to communicate to the horse, understandind how horses communicate through pressure and release (not pain and more pain), being patient, and mutual respect.

[@mongoliannomad989]

@@lunar_proxy Lmfao good luck doing that in the wild. Wild horses are completely different from domesticated horses.

[@spiridoulaathanasopoulou9244]

this is not training. this is abuse.

[@mongoliannomad989]

You have no idea what you are talking about.

[@Bezerk88]

He says while eating meat

[@tiggyblackwell1845]

amazing skills ? okay, I wasnt aware that terrifying and breaking a horse was good horsemanship...

[@belleblanch5374]

Tiggy Blackwell Ha easy to judge, try to have 100-200 horses and tame all of them within 2 months of summer, if it is not tamed well it can kill a rider, most of the time it can be 4 year old child because Mongolians ride horses at early age.

[@elletube3716]

They all half wild horses mate! Mongolians don’t keep horses in fences! All horses stay out in wild all the time. Your culture, their culture is different!

[@omarabe26]

Fuck outta here Tiggy with your PETA bullshit.

[@RitsukaRose]

change ur name to Triggy Blackwell #TRIGGERED

[@Boop_noodle8537]

@@elletube3716 that doesn't make it okay to abuse an innocent animal

[@Yewlogy91]

RIP horse knees

[@Dilf_luvr420]

that poor horse.

[@bluesky1923]

lol ur stupid

[@abhilashdas2460]

@@bluesky1923 you are

[@nese8727]

@@abhilashdas2460 STFU

[@nese8727]

@u wot? you shut up

[@denzchannelakadenzeldeeznu3839]

Mongolian horses are very strong than the others horses breeds

[@rouab88wal14]

Pfff 🤮

[@elainerice7331]

What horrible treatment of horses!

[@belleblanch5374]

Average Mongolian can have 100 and more horses, there is no time to be kind and patient with every horse, they are half wild, if the horse is not well tamed it can throw a child from its back and step on her or him, they are totally different than farm raised horses.

[@semberuutsetsenbat-erdene369]

Mongolian horses are genetically small also they are half wild in the nature and much stronger than the European or any other horse breeds. I would recommend you to travel Mongolia to experience the nomadic life style and you can see how we treat our nature and animals. :) btw, horse is our sacred animal.

[@labotimy]

This is what an ignorant comment looks like people.

[@boyarvalishin9565]

Elaine Rice I bet you ate chicken the day you posted this comment

[@denzchannelakadenzeldeeznu3839]

Mongolian horses are very strong than the other horse breed

[@shy5551]

THIS IS HORSE ABUSE!!!

[@denzchannelakadenzeldeeznu3839]

Mongolian horses are very strong. They are stronger than the others horses breeds

[@lunar_proxy]

@@denzchannelakadenzeldeeznu3839 being able to endure it =/= it being right. they still feel pain. they still feel fear. this is improper care of horses.