Shesouttayourleague and Casey Deary - 2015 NRHA Futurity Open

[@StreamlineK9]

Love how natural and flawless this was. Even his saddle had no bling. When you are that great you don’t need any of that.

[@madisonmorris7394]

I did love the saddle pad though. Added a little personality :)

[@NonCometL]

When your horse has that much bling, your tack doesn't.

[@jeanfish7]

They named her WELL!!:)

[@its_justlexie]

I will never get tired of watching this

[@keithtaylor6069]

Awesome, the best part, you got off and give her relief....geeze what a beautiful horse..

[@nicholeandherhorses5587]

Ikr and did you see how he barely had to pull up she backed on her own

[@3Sanibel33]

Freaking gorgeous and talented mare and bloodlines!

[@jordanfrancis281]

Praise God, I love that he gave glory to God. Amen

[@فايعالعبدلي]

Me too

[@RachelRydman]

Yes that's great!

[@judithpittman1233]

she is so beautiful and he loves his horses and FAM. it don't get any better than that folks.

[@tennesseecountrygirl.4597]

Judith Pittman i have a stallion that this mare is the dam of

[@claudiaandalon9965]

Judith Pittman Que que se bvhwkwkkkiiikkjnnnbnnkjjjhhhhbjjukjjjkkjjjaajajuajjsjkihhtkmkkkkikkkjjkjknbbvvuuyuuu

[@rumrillsusan1455]

Beautiful, such a good horseman!

[@rachelsmith7225]

Jut look at that mane fly 😍

[@abbyg8]

That mane! ♡♡♡ gorgeous

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Looks like a Friesen or Gypsy Vanner mane and tail.

[@StreamlineK9]

Listen to Along for the Ride! Andrea Fappani’s podcast and he has Casey on. He talk about this horse

[@DianeLee999]

Wow! Does that horse have an engine! He loves to run and he loves the crowd...doesn’t even like to leave the arena!

[@iustitiaautemresistis2903]

She not he

[@RoanAndRoaming]

@@iustitiaautemresistis2903Horses dont love being spurred to run 😂

[@melissajones6062]

Yup, the title says it is a female and i can guaran-damn-tee you she is thinking the same thing I am everytime he yanks her head back...

[@Britty0189]

Wow, & she’s a nice mover too!

[@natescowgirl]

Fabulous run WOW...!!!

[@bargreiner]

he's a super nice person also

[@bobbymcguyer]

What a beautiful and regal horse!! How tall is she? She looks like about 14 hands.

[@angelarnett308]

Bobby McGuyer I think she's 14.2

[@padilhamoraes3337]

A guria, beijando o cavalo foi sensacional!

[@tennesseecountrygirl.4597]

I have a stallion that she is the dam of

[@myronschabe]

Wow, lucky you, that fellow must be worth a pretty penny these days :)

[@RachelRydman]

Whoa she's perfect!

[@angelarnett308]

She's awesome

[@therunningomen922]

why do reiners do that thing where they awkwardly jiggle their feet and reins before going into the next movement? (usually after a stop/before a spin). I'm not a reiner so I don't get the purpose of it, it almost makes them look somewhat confused/nervous. if someone could explain that would be great.

[@anabanana9174]

A lot of the time it’s to get their horse’s attention. Sometimes it’s to help encourage the horse to take a breath, signaling that they finished the previous cue. It depends on the horse and rider and what those signals meant during training.

[@myronschabe]

It sounds like you might be an English rider...you have less/different means to control/cue the horse in western...like the other comment says, it is to get their attention, and move them into the next thing, but it is subtle and will depend on the training....since you don't have the same contact as in English it is a bit of a dance to get em moving forward but in the frame you want them in especially when they come out of those spins and you need to move into the canter departure. This could also be making sure the reins are at the length the rider wants them to be in order to cue the horse and have their head and neck be in the position you want them in for the cue, the reins look to jiggle when you are letting them in or out.

[@jaelhoward4621]

Incredible animal! She seems very in tune with her rider, even compared to other reiners.

[@rachelkritz1207]

well trained reiners are incredible. I've had the pleasure of riding one, he taught me alot!

[@shannalogan347]

Beautiful Who is your hairdresser....😅

[@stopandslide6871]

The name of the soundtrack? :)

[@HangingHorses]

+Stop And Slide TNT by AC/DC

[@jailinwalker9278]

Me thinking dang that's a beautiful horse

[@carloscampos4026]

Horse--Broche Dorado--Venezuela

[@linosantobuono7870]

Super

[@KimStevenson-d5q]

Okuneva Grove

[@RonjaRaven]

Some Guys have to much Wight, because the Quarter Horse is not a Weight Carrier

[@rj4ep]

Oh well!

[@jeffthiel5562]

Best

[@67charged]

Beautiful mare, still don't like the low head carriage

[@laneweatherfordvitelli3958]

Can I see her bloodline?

[@DP-jy2ge]

Lane Weatherford Ferro I'd be surprised if you didn't find some Arabian blood.

[@rileygaudet2223]

I’m a little late, but she’s by the stud Walla Walla Whiz and out of Wimpys Little Chic

[@ratherbfishing455]

@@DP-jy2ge many Quarter horses have a lot of thoroughbred in them. The mare has a pretty head almost like a Half-Arabian.

[@myronschabe]

This mare is royalling bred, mama none other than Wimpy's Little Chic who is regarded as the greatest reining horse to date, and she has been an absolute powerhouse producer. She has 4 NRHA futurity winners and phenomenal grand-get as well....this mare has produced some of the absolute best herself.

[@OGBG-iy1is]

clone this dolly

[@ratherbfishing455]

Nice run and flashy horse, but I don't care how the head is so low and a little overflexed.

[@myronschabe]

Disagree here...is just the way she is built, definitely not overflexed...I know other riders who do overflex but I don't see that here...Casey's style does not involve overflexing.

[@annmartin2174]

Stop pulling on that bit! I’ll bet that bit has a port the size of Everest!

[@DP-jy2ge]

That poor horse. Can't you find a better way to 'love' her than to do this?

[@t.o.r.g.e.r.s.o.n]

DP 63 can you explain why you think this horse is in pain

[@DP-jy2ge]

Dakota Torgerson Would you enjoy having her life? Some alien being, smarter than you, decides to use you as his beast of burden? For his own amusement? Locks you in a windowless cage when not having "fun" with you? You're lying to yourself for your own convenience if you think ANY animal is okay with this.

[@t.o.r.g.e.r.s.o.n]

DP 63 I’m sorry to say this but you can tell which reining horses want to do their job and which are being forced and it’s pretty obvious in this video with how the performance goes that this horse wants to be doing this if the horse didn’t want to do this I could easily decide not too because believe it or not horses know that they are the bigger animal and know that they could kill us but they don’t.

[@DP-jy2ge]

Dakota Torgerson You're lying to yourself. Horses are prey animals, and therefore easily controlled via intelligence. We don't need to be stronger than them to convince them they have no control. We use this advantage to enslave them. Once upon a time that was esstential, as we had no other means of transport. Now, it's "sport". If you genuinely think any horse actually enjoys being enslaved (and abused), more than a natural existence at pasture with a herd, I feel bad for you. Again, the lies we tell ourselves.

[@t.o.r.g.e.r.s.o.n]

DP 63 👌

[@robyndismon394]

This is DESPUCABLE AND PURELY EXPLOITIVE.

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

Oh, well let's turn her loose to live free with those of her kind, who will make sure she knows her status in the herd by biting and kicking when she gets out of line. This will mean cutting her life expectancy in half, or less now that the federal government has started "putting them down" because they don't have enough people willing to adopt. A wild horse receives no medical care, no farrier service, and no relief from exposure to the elements. They die of malnutrition after years of suffering from parasitic overload. They don't have enough wilderness to support their dietary needs because there are too many humans. THAT'S the problem you should focus on. I don't know about everybody else, but if my vote counts, I vote you start with yourself. One less PETA junkie, focused on the details, with no idea of how the bigger picture prevents your warped ideas from ever being feasible. OR, leave equestrians, who bond with their horses and spend more time with them than with their families, alone, and focus on saving the lives of the horses that don't have someone to love and care for them.

[@myronschabe]

Some reiners are despicable, but this rider is one of the best....you are just not used to western riding....I don't know Casey personally but I can tell his horses are treated and trained well...I can't say the same for everyone.

[@cricketbee7823]

I guess you win lots of money for this? Otherwise I find it kind of dumb. Feel sorry for the horses.

[@Happycamper89]

So don't watch it if it offends you...

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Just like what did the announcer say 1 million.

[@linframauro8877]

I don't like what I see I this video.

[@rileygaudet2223]

willow Lopez considering this mare has no foals on the ground, and the fact that Casey would never sell one of her foals, you may wanna think before you comment 🙂

[@amberbinderup1101]

@@hollywoodreiner851 yea right lol

[@wintershock]

Lin Framauro if you’re worrying about the horse, you shouldn’t be worrying. She’s nice and relax, the rider was hardly using the spurs and the horse had loose reigns. If you just don’t find this entertaining then that’s ok.