the best falls and fails video ever?

some archive falls and fails, are they the best? everyone gets up and remounts.

[@milans8310]

WTF 3:10 fall, what a shame, she didn't even check on her horse if it is ok? The horse seemed little shaken, puzzled and that small ***** did not even care. What a shameful behaviour from a rider!

[@maianeghina3532]

I totally agree, the horse could have been seriously injured and that girl did even care

[@CelticCari]

same went through my mind. Sometimes you can behave the strangest way in such a situation because you are slightly shocked. But just walking away... no words...

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

She may have been seriously injured herself.

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@OneCaliforniaAngel she got up and walked off.... no limp no sign of pain. Are you blind or something?

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 There's a lot we don't know about this situation. Some injuries are invisible... like spine and head injuries. Being able to see wouldn't reveal an injury like that. To her credit, she checked to see her horse was standing there before walking off. There's only a few second clip here...we don't know what happens after that... she may have gone back and cared for her horse. Without an opportunity to see everything, I'm willing to admit this may not be the whole story.

[@sophiealexander2489]

Shameful behaviour from that little so and so B,. Falling off and storming off without a backward glance even to see if her horse was ok. What a Nightmare daughter !!! Time stamp 3.08

[@frankiesaysrelaxjb3310]

My thoughts exactly.

[@youraveragehorseperson6492]

Yea and they horse was just standing there like where’s my pat

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

Poor horse. Poor girl. Dumb person / board that though this obstacle would be a good idea.

[@BrookieSW]

@@youraveragehorseperson6492 yeah

[@lori5455]

No ground line on that water fence and many horses fell because they didnt see the drop. Thought they were moving into water not jumping in. Eventing was very rugged back in 90's.

[@carmenslee6234]

Makes you wonder about the footing at the bottom of that water jump!

[@rosecappellino3361]

If u look close to their front legs a lot of the horses miss stepped and looked like they wanted to land a foot plus too high.

[@kelliebell1284]

It almost looks like they didn't recognize that it was water. I suspect the color was similar enough to the solid ground that they assumed it was just a drop onto dirt

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

It’s because she was cantering so fast the horse didn’t get a chance to see it..

[@SteppingStonevlogs]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 could be, since horses are much better at seeing things in the distances compared to seeing things a few feet ahead of it's hooves

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@SteppingStonevlogs ik, they were also going too fast tho, if a horse gets the chance to evaluate how they are going to drop into the water I stead of being galloped off the step..

[@hattie.eq8835]

the attitude difference between @3.10 and @7.04.. can't believe the first rider didn't even check if her horse was ok!

[@sophiealexander2489]

I agree. IV just watched this now and commented, now I see you too thought the same. Absolutely shameful behavior from that girl !!

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

I don't think any horse should have been remounted after that kind of fall...it's shameful they had this as an obstacle for years and that riders / owners of the horses didn't object.

[@snubblebubble4937]

What is with people getting back on after the horse goes down. The riders need to make sure the horse is not injured first.

[@snubblebubble4937]

@Miriam Hoehn I did that two years ago. It was probably the most dangerous and stupid thing I have ever done in my entire life. The "get back on the horse" thing should only go so far.

[@dark-shadow_]

I agree. Especially with the last one. The other ones weren’t to bad because the horse didn’t really fall or anything. But the last video disgust me

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

0:35 what the hell was she thinking going that fast to steps into water!!?? Of course the horse rotated what else was she expecting??!

[@alainah.8387]

entirlyyyyy agree very shameful behavior afterwards as well.

[@natasharostova5859]

PS: Anything I say about a video of bad riding, I'd say the same thing (only much, much worse) if it were a video of me screwing up. Everyone makes mistakes. But most mistakes are avoidable w/practice & proper coaching. Why do people feel compelled to look down? I used to tell my students, "If you look at the ground, you end up on the ground." It's true. The other biggie is jumping before the horse does. Two riders do it at 4:42; one fell. Her horse went on & jumped beautifully on its own, nobody tugging at the other end of the reins. Here's hoping her coach talked the incident out w/her & she's learned not to "body launch" (as we used to call it). That's the #1 mistake I see: tensing up & jumping ahead of the horse. It NEVER ends well ~ in the ring, on the hunt field, cross-country, wherever. My most memorable body launch, I was around 18, schooling at home 1.40 meters (4'6" as we would've said back then) on a horse named Donald. I got tense, made my move & landed on the other side of the oxer without Donald. Yep. I've done it precisely once since b/c jumping w/out one's horse is SO not fun.

[@samanthagrace4318]

I would gladly slap 3:08 for leaving her horse poor baby was looking for the spoiled brat

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

Honestly, she didn't look well...rather disoriented...may have been badly injured herself.

[@samanthagrace4318]

@@OneCaliforniaAngel She couldve called for help and grabbed her horse she doesnt deserve a horse

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

@@samanthagrace4318 I felt terribly sad for the horse too...I wanted to reach through the screen and give the poor baby a hug, a pat, and some reassuring words. Even though I would've gone straight to the horse to give reassurance, comfort, and encouragement just out of instinct even if I was badly injured (as I have before), to her credit, she did look back to make sure the horse was okay before storming off. I hope she appreciated her horse and comforted him / her after what we saw.

[@30ratsstackedinatrenchcoat91]

The first thing I’d do when falling off a horse is check if they’re ok-

[@Leopard2a6_eq]

rip 1:25 that must be embaresing hahahahaahah

[@Leopard2a6_eq]

@Sasa A huh? im confused XD

[@LittlePinchofGinger]

Hmm, I wonder if some verbal signals would help? Something the rider could say/shout that would mean: "Watch out, there is a big step down coming up". The horses legit can´t see it, so it is no wonder it´s giving them trouble

[@bubbleworld2659]

Yea bless the horses and ppl

[@veronikaczr1105]

The horses usually see it, but they can be overconfident or freak out or something, so that's why the rider's here. Many riders actually have some signals with their horses, but it depends

[@g.h2333]

Normally they slowly do the jump in parts but it looked like they just went for it

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

Yes cos my horse understands English well

[@LittlePinchofGinger]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 See, the brilliant part is that animals don´t understand English but if you tell a dog, "No, stop begging for scraps and go lie down in your dog bed right now!" chances are, the dog will stop and go lie down in the dog bed like you told it to. So the horse will hear keypoints like "Watch out", "step" and "down" and know, based on previous experience, what it means.

[@jocobrat]

Oooo that rider with #528 disgusted me. Throwing a baby temper tantrum while the poor horse is probably somewhat in shock. She just walked off from it standing so still like a good horse after something so scary. The first thing most people care about after a fall is "is my horse ok!?!?" What a nasty brat!

[@_.jul3s._]

Just wanting everyone to know this... IT IS NEVER THE HORSES FAULT

[@mollyday5708]

4:39 that horse must have really wanted to do that course still.

[@ItsSquirrel3]

That is quit hilarious

[@sparks8934]

The horse jumping off the bridge is ridiculous, it’s much too hard for the horses , he tries to tell her!

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

That water hole has got to be the dumbest and most dangerous obstacle they could have put on the course...what in the world?!?

[@Angelina_Ted]

5:03the horse rlly loved the other horses or it wanted to do the cause and also why are more than 1 horse going

[@Poourpanties9292]

Let go of the reins people!!

[@e_the.equestrian14]

At least there alive

[@wessean6288]

🤭

[@Grace-gl7bw]

First

[@lealippard1045]

So dangerous for the horse. Absolutely idiotic "sport" !

[@samanthagrace4318]

It's a sport just not the best one

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

It’s the best sport for me, if you think it’s idiot then go and think that somewhere else.... we don’t need you here, thank you!

[@samanthagrace4318]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 that's fine its aloud to be your sport

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@samanthagrace4318 ye

[@alloftheponiez]

The sport is amazing, its the things people put into it and do with it that is idiotic.

[@McJLady23]

2:52 time stamp. If you listen closely to the part where after she falls at 3:04 exactly, she says; 'It was that bloody horse!' It really shows that she is most likely one of those spoiled 'horse girls'. Like, how could you not care for your own living animal?

[@dawnherbst325]

Can we just appreciate how old all of these fails are🤪🥰

[@hattie.eq8835]

not sure everyone should have remounted to be honest, but glad they felt ok enough to do so and none of the riders or horses were too badly injured

[@snubblebubble4937]

I agree. It seems pretty risky to get on and keep jumping after the horse goes down. If they're hurt it isn't always immediately noticeable.

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@snubblebubble4937 it’s because they are not allowed to get back on..

[@snubblebubble4937]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 Your comment makes no sense.

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@snubblebubble4937 how is “it’s because they are not allowed to get back on” confusing to you?

[@snubblebubble4937]

@@sea-fieldpony.4556 Riders 81 and 272 did remount their horses, meaning that they got back on and kept riding. I am aware that with current rules, falling off results in an elimination, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.

[@bjbrown]

When will they stop jumping horses in these dangerous situations. Shame on you for putting these beautiful horses in danger. And what about the one with the broken leg...destroyed I’m sure for ego and vanity

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

The rider is more likely to get injured and die in cross country vs a horse getting injured

[@Leopard2a6_eq]

they know what they are doing... atleast some of them

[@ed1pk]

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose at least the riders have a choice.

[@grace.1]

@@ed1pk and so do the horses.

[@ed1pk]

@@grace.1 By that logic, so did the slaves of American plantation owners or the Jews in the Nazi concentration camps. :/

[@natasharostova5859]

Others have already said it better, but the loser whose horse fell in the water~ stomped off & ignored the poor animal ~ people like that disgust me. I've been riding since before I could walk ~ 60+ years ~ taught as a child to NEVER put my own welfare before that of the horse. The one & only time I didn't take care of my horse after a mishap, I was in an ambulance, unconscious & headed for ER. Ha, ha! I've had very few falls & injuries b/c my father had me spend countless hours riding w/out stirrups + bareback & learning to FEEL the horse before moving on to whatever came next. Most accidents = bad riding, bad trainers, bad training. Bad luck is nobody's fault; definitely not the fault of the horse!

[@aresblue8522]

The guy in the green top....wow he really should have let go of his poor horse,fancy letting it drag him along like that 😲 What an absolute spoilt brat she was in yellow,leaving her horse stood in the water..poor thing was looking for her🤬

[@veronikaczr1105]

In the first one, it's usually better to hold the reins, both for your horse and poeple/horses around. Plus you can see the rider holded on the horse with his left hand for a long time and then, only for 2 horse steps, he fell and the bit was felt. The horse stopped as soon as he could. Agree with the second one

[@veronikaczr1105]

Agree that it was in a high speed, which is not very nice

[@boredtara493]

1:24 you really need to learn to drop the reins.

[@LucyKenahEq]

My thoughts exactly

[@milsequine3193]

3:10 didnt even see if her horse was okay what a brat !

[@equiidiana]

ikr I was shocked!

[@milsequine3193]

@@equiidiana same!!

[@bubbleworld2659]

Ug it’s just a fall the horse can stand that

[@bubbleworld2659]

Dummies,

[@zlm9922]

@@bubbleworld2659 clearly ur the dummy. no one said the horse got hurt badly or anything. even if its just a trip, a true equestrian must care for their horse and not be selfish even if they know for sure their horse isnt hurt

[@periwomack9358]

some of these what’s making them miss is the lack of accounting for any proper striding. That one especially that you see the most in these videos has a stride of 1 and a half if you watch which makes riding it properly incredibly difficult. as most of these riders are more focused on galloping up and trying to ride it in one stride rather than riding the drop properly. that’s my two cents anyway

[@jonathanhughes2143]

This obstacles r so weird though like obviously

[@DoraBea]

Yes cefo

[@SteppingStonevlogs]

Enjoyed the laugh at 6:20 :P

[@Ft_eq]

This video should of been called shit bc that’s all I can say lol

[@sharonpatrick5340]

That water jump was a real trap. The water color was too much like the surrounding ground and you can see that the horses thought it was still the ground that they were running on. It’s a miracle no one was hurt, or were they? This jump needs to be eliminated or redesigned so that more horses and riders do not fall into it.

[@ivanacharova5041]

The horsemanship is literally awful in all of these,like the riders didn't even care enough to give they're horse a pat on the shoulder🙁.

[@ella.credere]

hmmmm those are some bad fall i ment to go to bed but i hat to wach this pls make more i always wach the

[@Discover-Ireland]

Some of them horses maybe short sighted

[@isabelle9377]

1:26 should’ve let go!

[@larissaa3465]

Good old school videos

[@jillellen2631]

Somehow, I just don't see how it's a good idea to jump into that mud hole in the first place!

[@helena5649]

It's a event its cross country that hafe of there are eventing or XC

[@diamonddolphins158]

How deep??????

[@carrierannie9421]

Casseurs de chevaux...

[@crazycoldlily0085]

second one rlly had me cringing

[@diamonddolphins158]

The horses are going way to fast

[@loranne1918]

That is called eventing...

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

@@loranne1918 ????? Lol what

[@sea-fieldpony.4556]

The horse are going way too fast especially down steps into water...

[@Maddie_Equestrian129]

They are supposed to go fast in cross country