She Does Well To Stay On

She Does Well To Stay On.
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[@janetcarbone4213]

She may have been sitting forward in case he went up. Her leg was on him. At least she didn’t kiss the asphalt. I like how the other officers closed in around her to ride abreast. That sandwiched the horse in with his calmer buddies. Not guaranteed to work but a good behavioral plan in my opinion.

[@cindyj5522]

And she never panicked even for a heartbeat. Her horse could absolutely count on her.

[@BeansAreGod]

She kept the leg on to try get the horse to stop reversing

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

God bless her, doesn’t help with gawping public looking on

[@kathrynbrooks6226]

Leaning forward with leg on encourages the horse to back up more and faster.

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

🙏♥️🙏❤️♥️

[@karenlee8068]

Oh the joys of horses and riding, anything can cause a spook, from a butterfly to a tractor, who knows what goes on in those brains, but when you are as beautiful as a horse all is forgiven ☺️

[@spiderweb4567]

don't forget the crisp packets, drains and oh the gonna eat me wheelie bin lol!

[@Clara-ph7my]

Even the most well trained, disciplined and bombproof horses can have a wobble.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

No horse is 100% bombproof. They are desensitised to many things but they are still flight animals and if something spooks them (it can litterely be a blade of grass facing the wrong way or a single leaf on the ground) they will react without thinking. She did extremely well to bring the horse back under control and settle him down.

[@silverkitty2503]

she did really well ....when horses spook ideally you don't try to stop them you get them to dance and rein them around a bit and she stopped him rearing AND didn't let him get his head down to buck. Well done girl. And she gave him a lil pat at the end to reassure ..she is magic.

[@jeanettelister5835]

Wonderful

[@renadurr6480]

What about how she spurs the horse over and over. Is that calming?

[@PEACEinYESHUA-oj7vc1pk7w]

Even the best trained most relaxed horses can spook suddenly. I think she done amazing in bringing the horse under control without anyone getting hurt. ❤

[@eleniantoniou534]

She did great. You wouldn’t want to fall on the pavement either. Something is really annoying that poor horse. I guess we have good and bad days as people. Some days we are more easily triggered than others.

[@pamelaz.7659]

Boy that's the truth. I was trail riding and a flock of birds spooked my horse. He ran back to the barn, in record time. All I could do was hang on, thankfully we both made in back unhurt.

[@conniewolf7300]

She did well! Not done well.

[@amystuckey5900]

@@conniewolf7300 really your correcting?? What is wrong with you? Do we need to spell check? We are taking about emotional stuff! Not grammar, spelling! If ur an English teacher, give us a break! This is hurtful.

[@Nikkisixx1968]

​@conniewolf7300 that's uncalled for and extremely rude.

[@thisjayisntgay]

She did handle it well. She gave the mare her head so she calmed down. It's always nice to see people treating their horses kindly.

[@sherrysears1159]

I knew it was a mare just because she kept "flirting" with her tail. I've ridden many horses, give me a stallion over a mare anytime. At least I know he's always going to be a jerk and am prepared for his shenanigans. Mares? Moody, I want to do it-no stay away. Flirty, kick, rear up, bite. Seriously, geldings are the best. MacDougal 1960-1985 R.I.P.

[@thisjayisntgay]

​@@sherrysears1159 Honestly, geldings are the way to go. I ride western so I have ridden a variety of horses, though never a stallion, but mares are just phsycopaths sometimes.

[@grahampawson1502]

Yep , you can’t geld a mare 🧐

[@renadurr6480]

They don't use mares, they are all geldings and she was spurring the horse mercilessly PEOPLE!!

[@Sarge0311]

The officer handled it like the true professional that the officer is. Well done officer

[@Felicity2121]

What a brilliant police officer and horsewoman. Well done ❤

[@mairi2w2]

She handled that really well. That can't have been easy. It's amazing how well desensitized and trained these horses are. So much potentially scary stuff for them to deal with! 🙂

[@kimfielding8010]

Hardy, well drilled Cavalry lineage, I should imagine

[@HeinrichMawson-pw2bq]

True

[@Tony-Plinkett]

That's why I prefer a mode of transportation that doesn't have a mind of it's own...

[@lynkodefo2716]

I like that she gave the horse a nice pat after the horse calmed down. That's just the way it should be. Some riders are very impatient and punish their horse by whacking them with the crop or reins.

[@vickyschnorbus4166]

Everyone has a bad day, even the horses. Well done.

[@yankeedoodledarling9232]

She did a good job of alternating her signals so that the horse didn't have the ability to remain scared. She was forward and kept her core low so that they wouldn't flip, and she kept his head in, down, and balanced. Horses head up and they're on adrenaline and that's bad - that's what causes rearing and bolting, etc. You want the head down and in because then they are on endorphins (which are calming as you know). No matter how much desensitizing, there's always something that can happen!

[@bobcooperhorse2]

You know your horses. Not all persons who commented do.

[@roman_the_rescuer]

These horses are highly trained and desensitized. But sometimes they will spook! They are animals. This lady handled this horse amazingly and stayed on a well. Great work!

[@introspectivedreamer3864]

Such calm handling of the horse expertly done

[@joseeallyn9950]

AS it happens I met a Texas rancher yesterday who said that if you can ride with an English saddle you are brilliant ! The Western saddle is so much easier to hold on to and direct the horse. He would have thought this rider was was a real expert!

[@bernadettecartin]

Yeah we bought Aussie saddles, and my sister bought a video about them. History, care & maintenance, etc. One thing I remember is the guy with his Aussie accent saying of English saddles, " This is what we call a self unloader.". Also an old timer who has long since passed once said that an English saddle separates the men from the boys.

[@AstiJay]

@joseeallyn9950 Perhaps he never rode bareback much.

[@CSCD17]

@@AstiJayI love riding bare back

[@janicecoulson5388]

Beautiful, love how she patted him to reassure as he calmed down

[@MonsterMacLLC]

She did a great job of steering that massive animal around. My highlight was the marching though, the way their feet changed from that forward flap to that heel step was truly a synchronous wonder to behold.

[@keironthomas2355]

she did extremely well to stay on, it goes to show that she knows the behaviour of that horse very well, also can we appreciate the fact of how heavy those gates must be with the amount of officers it takes to close them, huge amount of respect to all the guards, army, and police that all help protect the royal's

[@barbarabortles3689]

Excellent Riding Ma’am!! You Rock!!🥰

[@muckingfentalkaren5592]

I did notice that when the grey horse was standing in line and the bay went past the grey give a little kick and the bay did the same lol well sat though very impressive to see

[@noelborden8787]

You never know what upset the horse and made it shy. It's really nice The Met has blankets on their horses.

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Equivalent to runners leggings with the reflective tape. So stylish!

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Its not a blanket its an exercise sheet.

[@noelborden8787]

@@Kat-mu8wq thank you for correcting me. It covers the horse to keep it warm.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

@@noelborden8787 It does, it also stops them getting wet from the rain, its basically made from the same material as a human jacket, waterproof stuff. Theyre quite useful but not all horses like things over their rear end.

[@joanthewad7510]

Oh thank god. The correct use of the English word “shy” which served us perfectly well for over a thousand years before Pat Parelli came along and forced the ghastly American term “spook” upon us. It’s a pet hate of mine lol.

[@lucylu9083]

Nerves are high , the horses will pick up on this from the rider no matter how well trained the rider or the horses are,

[@NancyR3454]

Actually the rider was quite calm and did exactly what she should have done.

[@erynd2524]

Situation was nicely handled. Great riding and equitation.

[@boomerbigbutt]

Early in the video I noticed this rider. She is forward and her reins are tight, elbows almost locked. Not picking on her. I have been there more than a handful. But her position is tense, so the horse is tense. Good control and getting through it

[@xhogun8578]

Agree, causing her to be out of balance. She stayed on more by luck than skill. Sad to see aggressive riding and no reassurance from the rider.

[@Linda-hs1lk]

I also have the feeling the horse's mouth is hurting. The way he's reacting.

[@calador1918]

​@@Linda-hs1lk given her heavy handedness it would be a miracle if the mouth wasn't very sore

[@sassafrasstree7449]

I thought so too. Very tight on the reins before he spooked. Horse tossed his head first.

[@okbutthenagain.9402]

@@Linda-hs1lk And you would be wrong.

[@donnalayton6876]

Wow, she is very much a pro with her horse. She calmed the animal with minimal effort. The more effort at times only causes the horse greater excitement.

[@murielbarker4311]

Could have been sudden noise that made the horse spook she's a good horse rider brought the horse under control really quick well done

[@MegF142857]

That didn't look like a spook to me. Another emotion going on there in horsey brain.

[@sarahwagland1559]

Looked uncomfortable in the mouth to me.

[@Ducky2964]

I agree, but going back and watching, the horse was acting a bit nervous at first. The ears, I would say the lips but the horse could have been messing with the bit. The IMPORTANT thing is everyone (horse) included are fine physically. She’s a damn good rider, she recognized the minute there was a problem and took appropriate action. Her fellow officer took action to keep everyone back. Not that they weren’t but they did what they could. Glad all ended well.

[@mariannerussell5932]

This makes me feel so very proud.🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️

[@sued616]

She did well ,glad the others helped out riding beside

[@markblenkinsop4792]

Anyone else notice the 2nd drum major dance b4 the quick marched off

[@richardford9218]

'Bags of swank Drum Major,bags of swank!' loved it.

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Yep. I saw it

[@EchoValley_____]

The horse wasn't being half as reactive as it could have been. She didn't have to do too much other than realise that things were not going to escalate worse. True , experience and intuition , which she had , take time to master and she did. Of much more importance is the mental and emotional state of all 'work' animals which we all should be focussing on - not the humans who force the animals into these situations

[@Princeton5]

I don’t mean to be so off topic but that horse is beautiful

[@drdeborahhockney5609]

Well done, that was amazing control!! Beautiful Police Horse

[@juliehock6059]

Best video I’ve seen of late - horses, music and marching, absolutely wonderful.

[@kathrynbrooks6226]

Yes the horse spooked and she calmed it, however, she could have got there sooner. I noticed that when the horse was backing up her body position was forward, this encourages the horse to back up more. If she had leant back the weight shifts and encourages the horse to go forward. I'm sure she will have studied this film and realises where she could have gained control easier.

[@pixie706]

Legs and seat to drive the horse forward. I'm surprised that London police horses are not better used to all that noise and bustle.

[@kaylaireland3494]

You weren't on the horse so you have no place to comment. You don't know this horse nor how he reacts to things. His rider does

[@kathrynbrooks6226]

@@kaylaireland3494 Of course I've got a right to comment, I wasn't being offensive, merely giving an educated opinion after years of riding and training horses and riders.

[@julia190]

Agree, she was really forward and fortunate to regain her balance. Horses can spook, refuse so quickly - takes years of body memory to counteract their movements.

[@kathrynbrooks6226]

@@julia190 Thank you Julia, there have been negative responses to my post so I'm glad you understand. It's simple really, if a horse starts backing up, it's resolved by the rider keeping a deep seat and leaning back with leg on as needed, it propels the horse forward. I first learned that in my teens, I had a really nappy young thoroughbred who disliked crossing roads 🥴😂

[@ColinRussianForce]

Horses can be scary unpredictable animals when you least expect it.

[@pagonamisirlh8440]

θαυμάζω την ευγένεια των Κινέζων.... Γιαπωνέζων...... δεν ακουμπούν το χαλινάρι του αλόγου βγάζουν φωτογραφία χωρίς να το κάνουν αυτό γιατί το άλογο μπορεί ν ρίξει τν στρατιώτη.Συγχαρητήρια!!!

[@kmccarthy3760]

Beautiful horses 🐎 ❤ indeed police woman was good with her horse as to sit on it for so long well done .Thankyou

[@CelticCat537]

That was well handled by everyone, horses and human! Just a bit of turbulence, but no full blown storm. Ha!

[@kayevogus8354]

She stayed on well and didn’t panic. I don’t think the grey or bay horse liked each other, judging by their tails.

[@anneearley6328]

Look at a horse's ears not their tails. When they're pissed they pin their ears, when they're spooked their ears are at full attention. And when a horse starts backing up that fast you want to pull their head around to your knee and use your heels or riding crop to drive them forward. Hard to do in a tight crowded space like that so she did well to maintain b hervseat and move her mount on. I've ridden, trained and shown my whole life and I'm old!

[@friedaschnell3729]

@@anneearley6328 Fascinating Anne. Thanks for sharing.

[@lmae989]

It amazes me how stupid and ignorant people are to the dangers of this situation. This horsewoman was phenomenal in handling her horse. Well done. ❤❤❤😎👍💪

[@marykelley5182]

Beautifully done everyone 😊

[@markdavies217]

I’d suggest the horse is in training , the small crop is used to reinforce the leg aids of the officer

[@sassyboofle6983]

It was agitated before that when they went from left to right , something else is spooking it . ❤️👍🐾

[@sowitandhopeitgrows]

My horse would have bolted up the Mall if he faced musicians and marching soldiers!!!!

[@TheDrummie1]

I love all these expert comments on the horseman/ womanship skills and tack. I suppose they come from those who get horses to jump enormous fences, ditches and have them trained like prancing dancers for dressage, these are working horses with exceptionally well trained riders, trained for PUBLIC duties on PUBLIC roads amongst the general PUBLIC, not a sandy showring or riding school.

[@helen5242]

Well said

[@calador1918]

Their riders are most definitely not well trained. Most of them never sat on a horse before they joined the force. The proof is in the video, nervous rider hauling on the reins of a horse agitated by tension. Nothing expert or experienced here

[@user-ho7mg9ol7w]

@@calador1918 not everyone is as entitled as you and has their own horse or can even afford a riding lesson. When they join the military and police they are given lessons. Those lessons continue throughout their career. There's so much entitlement in the horse riding community and so much snobbery at those of us who aren't lucky enough to own a horse.

[@calador1918]

@@user-ho7mg9ol7w and in comes the jealous nobody who didn't apply themselves enough when they were younger so now lack 'entitlement'. Cry me a river, my taxes pay for your benefits

[@Ra-rg1vk]

I agree with Calador. Hauling on the reins means the rider is scared and not very experienced. Anyways she managed to stay on and also control the horse. I thought he was going stumble on his hind legs and flip over😱

[@Pazzazz11]

She fell forward at some point but she was trying to keep his head down (downing the reins) from rearing . Sitting back to push under might have helped but she did a great job . You are NOT in the saddle nor know the horse.

[@lies4613]

I find the slow _step nice to see this, so respected! Thank you for let's see us this video!

[@catherinebiggs8162]

Excellent riding skills.

[@MickAngelhere]

I’ve had horses rear up on me , had them bolt on me , while I was in the saddle. Out in the paddocks or even when in the yard I’ll let them carry on a bit . It all depends on the situation and location, sometimes I’ve let them run and when they have enough and find that I’m still in the saddle they usually settle down, however in this instance with so many people around she did well to bring him under control. The last thing you want is a horse bolting into the Guardsmen and into the crowd, the last time I had a horse go wild me was while working on a cattle station in the Northern Territory. The horse tried buck me off mid canter then started bucking all over the shop as my mates said afterwards It was like watching a rodeo. No I didn’t fall off in fact I quite enjoy it when they do that and when they rear up on their hind legs .👍

[@VK-qe7if]

Not so much fun when they go over backwards.

[@lyndathomson2586]

Officer handled her horse amazingly!

[@plively3736]

She got the horse under control extremely well. She definitely knows horses and how to control them.

[@noralopez6199]

This is beautiful !! !

[@beateengelhardt8064]

Ich bewundere Euer überlegten beherztes mutiges, aber auch menschliches Verhalten in jeder Situation. 😊 Großes Lob.❤

[@charlottecunningham2141]

I’m happy with the communication skills of the second band and regiment. They usually start off quicker than they did this day

[@kimsutherland977]

The Irish draught ❤️❤️❤️

[@janedoe4471]

They were Percheron Xs. I didn’t see any Irish draught, which is a shame, I prefer an Irish.

[@kimsutherland977]

@@janedoe4471 how do you know that? Majority of the Queens horses and MP horses are RID or heavier ISH. My friend sells them to most of the working branches here in the UK.

[@sheilawhite8314]

wow amazing the poor horse can get spooked by anything and she held it together well done there girl, she put the men into shame lol

[@Good-Enough24]

She did an amazing job, letting her horse go while it got spooked, poor horse.

[@misscamaross2220]

I’ve never seen so many horses struggle with those bits as much as those British horses!

[@sarahellingsen4046]

It actually hurts way more than u think when u fell of a horse

[@elizabethgrant70]

Well ridden! Sympathetically dealt with the problem. I notice that unusually, she is carrying a whip ( which she didn't use). The horse may have a habit of napping (refusing to go forward, for the none horsey.)

[@MegF142857]

She did use the whip. Smacked him on the butt once at 3:29 when visually behind the brown horse. She reaches around with left hand & pops him once on the butt to get him forwards. Horse responds to the slight whip better than to her leg, which is probably why she was carrying it.

[@ianrimmer7469]

Something spooked the horse .. of screen to the left ..

[@sarahwagland1559]

@Dan Beech It looked uncomfortable in the mouth to me.

[@calador1918]

Absolutely nothing 'sympathetic' about a nervous rider hauling on a horses mouth forcing it backwards. A more experienced/confident rider knows to use their legs

[@calador1918]

@Dan Beech yes she was 'loosely' reefing the mouth off him.🙄

[@Dany-yi5rz]

Why do they still use those horrible bits? Every single horse is salivating like mad and clearly uncomfortable in the mouth. All those of you who praise 'good horsemanship' - alas you have no inkling about horses and riding.

[@MegF142857]

Don't think that was a spook, but horse was agitated. Note the tail activity & prancing on horse early on, plus lady rider is carrying a small whip (that she does use at 3:29 with one pop on butt that gets horse forwards & listening again). Horse tail flipping a lot even after has back under control & horse listening to her again. Agitation from something. -- Yes, good seat on the rider!

[@sarahwagland1559]

Looked uncomfortable in the mouth to me.

[@rodeorose6299]

@@sarahwagland1559 think the made was also in heat

[@beateengelhardt8064]

Es zudem immer wieder Freude Eu h bei Eurer Arbeit zuzusehen.😊

[@lucidality]

Big fan of their marching techniques. Would certainly but my high school marching band to shame

[@seeker405]

Well done that police officer....Great job !!!👏👍

[@EQUISAFETYLTD]

Great to see the Equisafety Mercury rugs keeping the horses dry and visible.

[@joleneeeeaaah]

T-----T" I really miss these guards so much 💂‍♂️💙I haven't seen them since 5 years ago now almost 6 sigh.

[@arthour051]

They way the horse picked its hind up like that, I think she wasnt used to wearing that sheet

[@judyeason299]

Nice job.

[@mariateresalopezcapella1652]

Que ...maravilla ...🐴🐴🐴....buenos guardias y bonitos caballos ...

[@lizroberts1569]

The grey was playing up earlier, maybe having an off day or in pain as there was a lot of tail swishing maybe he doesn’t like marching bands. Let’s be honest here he didn’t try to throw her off he napped and went backwards.

[@cathwarren1090]

I'm a horse, occasionally I'll do something stupid and unpredictable, I can't help it

[@user-vd8dj5zt8q]

😮😮Wow she control the horse beautifully

[@lucylu9083]

Just wanted to say also, She’s lucky she never come off tbh.., she was sitting far to forward when the horse started to play up., Tugging on the mouth like that is not the answer, But she sat through it that’s the main thing.,

[@sarahs7381]

Better to bring the head down than let it get above the bit and bolt. If the horse had managed to lift its head high, it would be able to ignore the bit and run. These police horses are well matched with the same few officers, the rider would have known the horse well. 😍

[@milliesos]

If there's one thing that ruffles my feathers its online horse experts 🙄 but it looks to me, in my unprofessional opinion 😉 that he was fixed on running backwards with the potential to either rear and possibly flip or run into the crowd. Id definitely be pulling the side rein to distract him from going backwards, and her actions clearly worked

[@sarahs7381]

@@milliesos exactly. Running into the crowd simply not an option. Unthinkable.

[@deenieteenie3934]

@@milliesos She controlled him expertly. She kept his head down pulling down on the reins. Had she sat back in the saddle and lifted the reins he would have reared, she would have gone off and he would have bolted. These officers go through extensive training, she knew what she was doing. I loved when she gave him a comforting pat to his neck, a bond between officer and horse.

[@lucylu9083]

@@milliesos one thing that ruffles my feathers is online folk who come on here and don’t expect others to have a opinion, we all have different opinions, Just for the record I’m lucky enough to have two horses of my own, Ok I would never say I’m a expert, but I do know what I need to , generally a horse would never tend to run into big a crowd of people, no way not a big crowd like that ! It would be far to scary for the horse to do that,

[@patrichmond7533]

Well sat...

[@liz7885]

She did well but I've seen guards do well too with one hand at least she had two didn't have a sword to carry

[@Strike_Raid]

Pulling on the reins while going backwards just makes the horse go even more backwards, he thinks that's what you want. Horse got really confused.

[@danielledewitt1]

Well said.

[@kitten6062]

If you watch that horse from the very start of video it is unsettled, tail whipping around as they walk across the gates from left to right and then reappear, still not happy. Lucky to stay on board and she did not use the whip!!

[@rustyspence5086]

I notice she pulled the reins down to stop him rearing. She did really well.

[@isabel3559]

I had something similar happen once just riding in local forest we had no idea what caused it until we were back at stables then we discovered poor horse had been stung by bees and 3 bees were still stuck in him poor baby life with horses always expect the unexpected and be ready for anything

[@feynthefallen]

The hell she does well to stay on. That horse was brought to heel quickly and with authority. Superb horsemanship if I've ever seen it. Still I stand by my claim that in our modern world, horses belong in riding clubs and salami, not on public streets.

[@QuietStorm710]

Wouldn’t you think, in the 21st century, they’d have electrified those heavy gates by now so that those poor buggers don’t have to use brute force to open and close them?? And yes, she handled her spooked mount admirably. He’s a tad big for her, her feet don’t even reach his under girth, which makes her skill all the more impressive. Well done.

[@betsyelee4434]

I only get to see this on my phone,now!As I’m getting “too poor”to go to London,England!

[@HeinrichMawson-pw2bq]

I’m astonished

[@danielmorris6523]

"Right, that's enough! You are off to the glue factory!" 🤣Just kidding I love horses and this lady handled this well.

[@Gigi-14]

The horses are salivating - that means they are stressed. They are well behaved considering.

[@arthour051]

Thats actually not what that means, horses naturally froth at the mouth when breathing hard, especially while wearing a bit

[@AstiJay]

@@arthour051 frothing isn’t natural period. Watch videos of wild horses. None are frothing, not even fighting stallions. Every horse seen here is frothing and worrying their bits. The cause is pain from very harsh bits, no rein given & heavy hands.

[@Ra-rg1vk]

Not true mate. They only froth when they've been run hard not standing around or walking. Anyways the horses are salivating not frothing

[@canadianperspective3731]

Mares can get difficult near a heat cycle.

[@CelticCat537]

That's why I always had geldings! We called that behavior "being marey". 😆

[@HBoiYT]

2:50 why did he run out the squad?

[@maevephipson2803]

That is what I also want to know.....what is the reason behind breaking form and running to the front ? When I first witnessed this action I wondered if the soldier was late on duty and was playing catch up 😊😅

[@charlottecunningham2141]

@HBoiYT and @maevephipson2803, what I’ve learned is they are considered escorts for the colours. Americans call ours flags

[@barbaradoolin4514]

BRAVO

[@ytlol7244]

Super officer well done her x

[@poochieg7064]

What was the purpose of the parade? A special event or a normal event I wonder? Anyone know the answer? Great job by the rider! She did an awesome job!!👍👍🇺🇸

[@Bella-fz9fy]

Changing of the guard,normal for this time of year.

[@poochieg7064]

@@Bella-fz9fy Thank you so much for answering! Greatly appreciated! I'm from the states🇺🇸. I was curious 😊

[@Bella-fz9fy]

@@poochieg7064 you’re most welcome.❤️👍❤️

[@steemdup]

Love the warm half-blankets the police horses are wearing. Oh, and guess what? I hear another hyena laughing at something that is definitely not funny. smh

[@barbarauridge3071]

Looks like all royal grey horses are in bred. Not the first time I’ve seen spooky behavior at the palace. Rider should have tilted her weight on the rear( the-brakes ).when it ran backwards , and got her lower legs off going forwards. Might have been helpful if another rider moved alongside to reassure stressed horse.

[@Dave-cw9ie]

Good effort...

[@hazel1605]

Very nice to see, thank you.

[@Reba24u]

Beautiful horses

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Well done 👍

[@spandley]

No she sat high, used spurs and was hard on the bit? My opinion only ? I would have sat deep, been gentle but firm on the bit and tried not to use the spurs but put in the squeeze? I think that’s what my riding staff told me?????

[@sarahwagland1559]

Looked uncomfortable in the mouth to me.

[@stananders474]

It's gas or constipation. It just needs to move to work through. That's why the horse is moving.

[@Z4LA_787]

She handled that very well but some people forget that a whip isn't to be used as a punishment but only as an encouragement for a horse to go faster, idk I just saw her whip him when he was misbehaving and I think it should be talked abt

[@victoriatampling5049]

🤣🤣🤣 well done 🇬🇧