Regi Extreme Mountain Trail Horse

[@randomvielleuse527]

One of the very best horses I've ever seen. Absolute perfection. I sure hope she went to the best possible home! Great rider, too. Gentle, clear and rewarding with pats. Well done!

[@erynd2524]

She’s a beautiful horse and so confident in her movements.

[@donnafarmer3904]

What a treasure. She is poetry in motion. Absolutely lovely mare.

[@elizabethferguson7002]

what a nice going, confident mare. Great training...I bet she loads, clips and stands for the farrier too. Nice job, nice mare.

[@wilsergirlzer3159]

I know this was shown over three years ago. But what a wonderful horse. Gentle, calm and totally enjoying her work. All that chewing and licking, loose rein and totally connected to her work and rider. And ridden bridleless too! I am sure she found a wonderful home. Most of us dream of having a horse just like her 🙂

[@s.eimers16]

Regi is a picture of intrepidity. Wow. And she is so calm & yet purposeful about where she places her feet. Can't imagine how many months & years of training you've put into her 😊🐴. That obstacle course was seriously impressive. First time I've seen a sliding bridge before (kinda puts all those teeter-totter bridges to shame). Cool music choice, too. Thanks for sharing 👍🤗.

[@snappy6324]

Thank you for posting this up on KZbin! I’m not a horse person, but I am a writer/artist, so I’m trying to figure out the logistics of a village of centaurs in the mountains right now. This is a great resource for my stories, so thank you! 💜🐎

[@kathybrenneman1868]

A truly amazing horse. A confident horse and rider are like poetry in motion. A horse that does not fail to please. I hope this horse gets a good, kind home that appreciates and encourages her talents. She's a treasure for sure. Kathy B. (Fairylady0227) 💜

[@alexisrose5744]

Kathy Brenneman this was posted 3 yrs ago XD

[@WideAwake-bl7gw]

I really hope she found a great home with people that will appreciate and love her. Awesome mare.

[@catherinet.6584]

Aww you could really see how she loves what she does. Tons of licking and chewing, doesn't mind dropping her head, she's so perfect!

[@shaniablake4340]

It’s so nice to see a horse so cared for, it’s heart warming❤️ such gentle hands and everything, it’s amazing❤️

[@manusharmaphotography]

amazing

[@stephanelafargue4709]

Incredible good job n.horse

[@pepperstark8017]

What a nice horse! I had never seen that before! Greetings from germany

[@Tapferhund]

What a beautiful honest horse. I hope she found the BEST home ever where she is loved and appreciated.

[@Scorpiobw]

Such a kind Gentle Soul this Mare has and the Man riding has a very even, steady hand. Whoever purchased her is very LUCKY. This Mare Loves what she is doing!!! Do you see all the chewing & licking?? She is SO relaxed.

[@ScottyHunter]

I was kind of hoping to see a fake rabbit dart across the trail or some pigeons/doves released from nearby bushes to see how the horses handled the surprise as they moved past it.

[@lisaflaherty2060]

If I had a horse like that I would NEVER sell it. Beautiful bb

[@wendyw8931]

If I could be fortunate enough to have a horse, this is the perfect type.

[@SaturnineXTS]

I heard mules were pretty awesome at this sort of thing.

[@charlottegerlack1260]

Awww bless what a lovely animal and really injoys it and he nice and gentle they both make a good pair they should stay together she got good home with u!!! It's nice to see she's perfect in all ways she's just beautiful and always dropping her head this is good to see I wish she was for sale over in England I'll buy her for my mum she would really love her am sure but anyway I hope she does find a loving home she does deserve it all the best for her.x

[@iamamueller1979]

Nice riding.

[@charcat53]

She’s beautiful. And you can tell she loves doing it💗

[@zsong9600]

Wow, she is incredible - excellent temperament and some skilled training. I hope she has a deserving and loving forever, ever home.

[@chrissys8600]

This training facility is amazing

[@lakota123max]

she looks lovely I hope she gets a great loving home=)

[@SFA985]

Beautiful!! Looks like horse center in Eugene for competition.

[@zoedoran164]

My horse would be so good at this

[@doom8220]

She’s so beautiful😮and so patient and sweet I really want to buy her + brave

[@jackiecoak9488]

wish these horses were in England,,,i love them

[@JA-nc9ym]

Jackie Coak haha, and I wish jumping was a thing in the western world! :)

[@rachaelsunshine580]

Beautiful horse

[@susanford6926]

What a lovely horse🐎⭐

[@mariasjoholm9095]

So nice hores. Lucky person who bought her. I wish this kind of horse was for sale in Sweden, then I will buy:)

[@jennyandersson6238]

Maria Sjöholm trodde jag var den ända från Sverige här

[@equestriannewt2814]

Wow such an amazing mare! Who ever bought is so lucky and i hope she will achieve all her oals in life! Amazing training Seems like she has alot of trust, amazing....

[@dawnafallo1385]

First of all..THANK YOU! For the appropriate music. It sucks to watch something where the music is obnoxious. Second, what a great horse. You have to be proud of em

[@lorindalew]

Nice mare. Great training!

[@thevirtualzookeeper8226]

Wow that's awesome, but I'd be afraid to do some of these obstacles myself on foot 😂

[@kylakeloghomeky5171]

Wow... absolutely beautiful

[@amorataduel]

Great job you two. Awsome!

[@cupidscowgirl4620]

Awesome video. I hope she finds a great home.

[@jasmin3730]

Nice horse amazing

[@paulat.6199]

What a beautiful horse, I hope she gets a good home that loves her

[@iedvigar9163]

Tout simplement: RESPECT!!!

[@MBrusaZappellini]

Wow I’m impressed! And I’m not usually that interested in western horsemanship (I grew up in hunter /eventing country so I’m just not well versed in the subtleties Of western riding) but I can certainly appreciate the training and temperament that goes into a horse like this- worth his weight in gold! And WOW that course was nice!! Hmmm, maybe I’ll try taking some western lessons now that I live in Arizona... thanks for sharing this video

[@bossmare1480]

Very nice horse. 👏👏👏

[@denniswald1798]

We she is beautiful and very sweet looking, I love how you let her drop her head every once in a while and have her belly strap loose. I hope she gets an amazing home, I wish I could get her, but I don't know how old this video is and I'm in the market for a filly. I hope some loving person will buy her, keep doing what you doing. :)

[@elizastar1973]

pure gold

[@H.pylori]

Who would want to sell a magnificent horse? Loved the video.

[@sharonbendtsen6517]

What a great job by both

[@lindsaygrove6153]

I like to watch them go through the water.

[@amberblyledge7859]

Great job in training. My baby girl, also a qh, would be like "Ah hell no. Stupid two legged, that bridge dragon moved!"

[@ephraim2793]

Awesome!

[@-Beidou-]

I just want to say, this is a mare I would be proud to call my own! Lovely color, great confidence and not "dead broke" (a plus to me, who likes a bit of mild sensitivity). I just wish the rider didn't have those spurs on her (props to them for not over using the spurs) and I also wish she had a shank leverage bit (a much milder less direct bit) or was bitless (I ride my MFT x Warmblood trail mare this way and she is much less bombproof). But other wise props to the owner and rider (and trainer) and huge props to the mare! Hope her buyer enjoys her, and uses her talent to the fullest! P.S. Oh, one more thing... your back cinch is crazy loose! :)

[@larkluvshorses7631]

I’m a little confused as to why you said a shank big would be nicer? The simple snaffle she wears in the video is one of the softest bits you can use on a horse. Direct pressure is way kinder to the horse and gentler on their mouth than leverage. If you pull on a snaffle with 5 pounds of pressure, she will feel 5 pounds of pressure, but if you pull on a shanked bit with 5 pounds of pressure she might feel 10-15 pounds of pressure. The snaffle is really the kindest bit for them to use on her.

[@juliehanson6158]

Amazing mare.

[@ozarklisa1199]

Just took one glance from the horse to make the dog move.

[@equinemegan2394]

I love doing those

[@jaykneegarner2479]

Lovely horse, One thing though! Tighten that back cinch or take it off. A back cinch should fit snuggly against the belly not hanging 4+ inches off the horses belly where it is useless for doing its job of stabilizing the saddle! When you are cinching up your horse you want the back cinch to be very snug as once you mount your weight in the saddle will loosen it a bit. Having a back cinch this loose is actually a danger on a back country trail ride or when you are chasing cattle through brush as you can and will get snagged by branches.

[@brookeraquel2151]

Jayknee Garner ur a dummy

[@JA-nc9ym]

Not sure if you are familiar with this tack or not, but it is something many riders do. :)

[@superballs4251]

Brooke .Equus.Trian calm your jets! Are they hurting you? No. So calm down. They were making a remark, and people can do that!

[@allfordiesels5577]

No he is not roping or doing and kind of work so he doesn't need it snug and even when you are working you want it fairly loose because it can flank them which causes them to buck

[@valentinagoncalves6079]

Oi

[@jerrysmith9315]

Vid is over three years for me now, but an exceptional and beautiful Mare. The course is a tough one, but Extreme ? I guess it boils down to what you want to call Extreme ! Lighten up kids...yes, the safety cinch is a bit loose....no problem on that set up course. Happy Trails all.

[@clifft7832]

Good girl. Calm mind. My ten year old Fox Trotter gelding is like that. My 15 YO Tennessee Walker is a little more hesitant.

[@zombiegirl9495]

Its kinda bad for his hooves but I'm not here to be negitave lol! He's a fine young brave AQ I give him. And the rider credit👍

[@emilyzdrill8318]

Wow

[@kylakeloghomeky5171]

I'd love to know how to even begin this with my horse

[@cornerofthebarn4706]

wish she was still for sale 🥺

[@gillianbrowne1970]

Just watched the mountain horse video and how careful these horses are and no pressure on the mouth attal and horses will find there own feet..let them sort it out..mind you you would have to do your homework first..

[@Wolf_S]

is she still for sale ?

[@indira5427]

is she still for sale? and were is she?

[@Potatohead-km9kp]

has she been sold? i cant buy here but i want her :(

[@katierose9594]

do u ship?

[@MsNumber1rider]

WHY WOULD ANYONE SELL THIS HORSE IS WHAT I'D LIKE TO KNOW? there wouldnt be enough money to buy this horse if she was mine.

[@madisonparo6787]

how old

[@homeedconnect]

Where is she now?

[@jancross516]

Hmmmm. Those are pretty massive spurs being used! That horse is constantly being jabbed to perform.

[@emersonmusicinc]

I agree. This horse could do all of this with minimal cues and no spurs.

[@eandeverything960]

Am I the only one thinking about what would happen if the. Bridge collapsed

[@storytime9617]

WHO the Hell would EVER want to SELL this HORSE!!!

[@vickiduron7218]

I know...right! She's perfect!

[@whiskybentcowboy]

Whats the name of the music?

[@catherinet.6584]

I believe it's some instrumental, remixed version of "Secrets" by OneRepublic.

[@Maggiemccracken]

It's the Piano Guys, Beethoven's 5 Secrets

[@sarahhenry4687]

Ya I thought I knew it from somewhere lol XD

[@mikelewallen51]

Price

[@purplepony3779]

God I pray you see my heart thank you In Jesus name Amen

[@coco67250]

Comment peut-on prendre plaisir à risquer de briser les membres de son cheval ???

[@lunagreyback4993]

oh my gosh, why do quarterhorses over there look so gorgeous and over here...not :D

[@KimWestvet]

she is sold

[@kristine6996]

Please stop kicking her belly with those spurs! Thank you.

[@dakotaszakacs8653]

Kristine Willems why it's not like it's hurting her it's her job and she knows what to do and besides she doesn't really feel pain it's more pressure than anything unless you jab them to hard which he isn't if you rode you would know that

[@michelleking8960]

He isn't even using the spurs. As someone who has had them on when riding, they are just "there". I know that people who have never seen them used properly or used them themselves properly, have no idea how the work. I had a 3 year old gelding once who had no idea what so ever what his "boundries" were ... he was constantly running peoples' legs into trees when on the trail. All I did was put them on and let him know when he was getting too close to a tree and it showed him, kind of, how close he could be to an obstacle before it was uncomfortable to for him (and his rider). When used properly, spurs are just an extension of the rider. To anyone who hasn't been there, done that (properly), don't judge.

[@michelleking8960]

If you really watch to the very end, and know what you are looking for, you will see the he is actually using his lower leg to control this amazing mare and not his spurs. Just saying.

[@fiors73]

les coups d'éperon, dommage

[@tifthetif6567]

Lol, extreme?

[@kendraprolifeingodsname8298]

Don’t use spurs or bits it hurts the horses!!

[@JA-nc9ym]

Kendra The Fam it doesn't have to. :) A good rider will use them lightly. If your wondering why you'd use them at all if you use them lightly, it's because a spur concentrates the command and it's easier for the horse to understand the cue. I would agree that spurs aren't NECESSARY, though. Many western riders - myself included - ride without. Anyone who abuses a spurs power should take them off promptly, though! Someone I was trail riding with couldn't get his horse to cross a steam, so instead of us in the bridge, he let his pride blind him and kicked the horse until she had small abrasions on her belly. Afterwards, he realized his mistake and confiscated his spurs. Lesson is; like most tack, spurs are OK in moderation, but can be used for harm. They should be treated carefully.

[@dakotaszakacs8653]

It does not unless you use them to hard if you rode you would know that

[@sarahhenry4687]

Dakota you know you shouldn't assume if someone has ridden or not you do realize that my friend rides and she hates bits and spurs she use to do barrel racing and she use to ride bareback barrel racing she has ridden since she was a little girl she does not use bits she uses hackamors and she does not use spurs her horse lost his teeth from bits and I bet you are one of those people who are fancy and only care about yourself not other people so if you don't have something nice to say don't say anything at all and by the way I have ridden for 5 years now so just shut up if you won't stop being mean :(

[@dakotaszakacs8653]

Sarah Henry actually ur wrong I am 13 and have ridden since I was 4 and I come from a poor family I have a horse who's is lame and has cushings disease and I happen yo care very much about other people and yes I understand some people may not like spurs and bits but like I said it's not really pain more rather pressure and if ur friends horse lost teeth it's probably because she easy yankin to hard on her bit when she was riding barrels which happens to one of the most harmfust things for a horse to do so to put it in word don't assume anything and plus as my mom's friend who is my I instructor says suck it up and stop complaining

[@sarahhenry4687]

Ya I am sorry I have dealt with a lot of mean equestrians and I am 13 years old again I am sorry I hope you are not mad at me I have been going through a lot with my family friends and pets this year has been very stressful I hope you forgive me and I have a poor family to and my personality is usually good but it has changed wild animals have killed three of my favorite pets I lost them this week and there has been a fire by my house so I have been worried please forgive my behavior and you should watch daybyday vlogs if you haven't before and good luck with your horses

[@pepperstark8017]

What a nice horse! I had never seen that before! Greetings from germany