THIS HORSE "TRAINER" ON TIK TOK NEEDS TO BE STOPPED

[@ariaweems8058]

as a vet tech the hobbles give me anxiety, the amount of cases i've seen with soft tissue injuries because a young horse was fighting the hobbles and wouldn't stop.

[@velveteenrabbit5940]

I’ve been through several horsemanship classes and still had never even seen hobbles before, and internally screamed. I didn’t need to know what they were before, because my basic knowledge of horses would have told me that’s a HORRIBLE IDEA

[@avabentley6009]

I'm 11 and I can tell if a animal is pregnant so uh I REALLY want to be a vet so bad and on top off that I play clarinet :D

[@avabentley6009]

@Candice Morris nice follow your dreams

[@mrghost5116]

@Candice Morrisdamn non-toxic 11yr olds 😮 also ya follow ur dreams focus on school most importantly try not to skip work or whatever 😁have a nice day and hope u achieve ur dreams

[@lisam9773]

@@avabentley6009 I Want to be a Vet too but I'm 13

[@maylinmontgomery3740]

The worst part is she genuinely thinks she is not wrong. Feel horrible for every animal she interacts with

[@angeldust7851]

I know right

[@januaryparrish3150]

yes

[@catkin8330]

Same

[@shaylalavalley9254]

What is her @??

[@bloodmoonthedino6559]

@@shaylalavalley9254 wanna be friends?

[@chazfar]

I hate people that don’t take time to relax and bond with the horse 🐎

[@Amy-zj5yq]

I know, they dont build an actually good bond with the horse which gains trust

[@blossomnessstudios4446]

Just sitting in a pasture with your horse is so relaxing, they're like giant puppies and usually love pets and snuggles

[@pughorse1718]

@@blossomnessstudios4446 exactly that's why I absolutely love my pony. he's so sweet and gentle and loves to just graze then come back for pets.

[@ellarobinson8211]

Equine Charley lol i just hate people in general

[@Sarah-ug2um]

Blossomness Studios yesssss

[@mariadorosarioalmeida5266]

I rescued a horse from an abusive trainer and he was the scaredest horse I've ever meet. It took me many many time and eforth to retrain him and just to get him to trust people again (it was all worth it and he's an angel). what really piss me off is that the trainer didn´t even realized he was being abusive, because some buthole thaught him to train horses like that. Fortunely someone called animal protection and they rescued all horses

[@Lordofpsychoticrat]

This story is amazing!

[@Adelaide.queenfrog_MQ]

I have no clue why people get pets just to like abuse them and that was a brilliant story

[@Katriina08]

You're lovely person because you saved that horse❤❤

[@dravont73]

Knew a guy like that. He would smack the horse on the poll if it would rear. Would make it rear on purpose just to smack it between the ears. All he did was make the horse head shy while mounted

[@mariadorosarioalmeida5266]

@@dravont73 no horse deserves to go through that kind of stuff

[@stormkat4107]

“If I was abusing her, I would definitely NOT post it” me: “sooooo......i’m confused now...”

[@coldasifneveraskedthemoon7401]

same omg 😂😂

[@vanessaridel4417]

stormkat or she could just not abuse the horses

[@_rosiee..xx156]

Her viewers that saw this comment: “So that’s why she hasn’t been posting???”

[@alishalee569]

stormkat ignorance is blinding.🤷

[@myo_mone9733]

Everyone: “so you’re admitting that you abuse her”

[@brookeswiftwater6277]

hobbling a colt is like tying a childs legs together that just learned to walk to keep him from running. thats just my opinion though.

[@originalusername3049]

That's a really great analogy for people who are new to the horse world.

[@ejslayys]

*our opinion

[@elf0168]

Brooke Swiftwater i let my baby orphan horse run. Free. I also ran. With. Him all the time when he was a baby

[@salem1353]

It’s like that cause it is

[@Bookwurm22]

Agreed.

[@HoefWijzer]

Those bits scare me... I can't imagine that some of them have been used

[@nielspeters3151]

Omg Fenna

[@josie_everson]

I’m not a active horse rider, but I’m getting back into it, but dang those bits are *TERRIFYING.*

[@caitlincoey59]

I use bits but not them and I don't put much pressure on it though but those bits frighten me

[@cigisvirag_]

If I would use one I would tie myself up on a tree that's on the edge of a tall cliff and then burn the rope and myself. The most disgusting ones are her favorite.

[@phoenixc7245]

Yeah they scare me too and i'm not even anti-bit

[@Sunsett...]

I swear there were question marks above my head when I saw her “training”, horses need positive reinforcement to be trained, you wouldn’t slap a dog across the face and expect it to sit.

[@introvertedequinesamsara6593]

90% of horses aren't trained threw positive reinforcement and there's a heavy stigma in the horse world that it's a cheat and doesn't work with high level displines. Horses aren't dogs and they're much more reactive and dangerous. Alot of people argue its fine to displine a horse because horses bite and kick each other a hell of alot harder over stupid things but the majority of us agree that there is a fine line between what is acceptable and what is abusive.

[@talonsandtails501]

@@introvertedequinesamsara6593 absolutely yes. Good riders live by the “ask, tell and command” rule. For me at least it means to first ask with a gentle command, just squeezing the horse to ease them forward. The “tell” is to squeeze hard or give a light kick, and “command” is a gentle pop with the crop. Using a crop should always be the “command,” or the last resort, and it should never be meant to cause pain to the horse. It’s more like when your parent starts counting to three, it’s a “oh frick I better start listening.” Yes it is in fact very difficult to actually cause harm to a horse with brute force but by god you definitely shouldn’t try. And on the note, popping is never a discipline, it is like I said, the “command.” Horses don’t have a sense of good or bad. They won’t register that bad behavior gets punishment. They just think “ow I don’t like that, I don’t like this person” and it won’t make them easier. Positive reinforcement absolutely is the way to go. Just make the good behavior more desirable for them. Disobedience means your gonna keep telling them to do whatever your trying to get them to do. Good behavior means they get a break and treats. Obviously their gonna go with the good behavior

[@bodyfarmbrat]

Jeff Gelman would.

[@missy_horse6334]

**hits horses** Stop bucking even tho I'm hurting u

[@mrswoodbrooke]

They do not need positive reinforcement, they need pressure and release. Thats how they learn

[@jakeyshakeydeeznutz3422]

That’s not a horse trainer. I’m sorry but she’s just a girl that rides horses. In no way should anyone be doing what she’s doing.

[@laetitiaclearpoulos522]

I accidentally dis liked this comment but I was suppose to like it I actually train horse irl I have 3 horses they are very happy

[@fabplays6559]

The jumping Pony You can just remove your dislike lmao.

[@lenafischer404]

I agree. Even though I am also not a trainer, but on the farm I ride on we do get horses for training. I have never seen any of those bits used on any horse. Riding should be a positive relationship between horse and rider.

[@izzmele_weeb0077]

who knew other stays watch these things :V

[@kittencadaver2744]

Agreed. "it's Bedoino bred so it's not wired right". Lady unless this horse eats meat and shits butterflies the only thing not wired right because of genetics is you. This piece of trash should not be near animals.

[@ellanguyen5328]

That is kind of disgusting I can’t believe she would “punish” her horse for bucking her off and also not solving her problems

[@ashleywolfe3421]

Raleigh did not in any way mention the fact that Ava literally said she started bucking because she grabbed herself and the back cinch hit her. She started bucking bc she didn’t like that. She was flanking her to get her used to that feeling so she doesn’t start bucking cod that again. It was for desensitization.

[@yuzu8709]

@@ashleywolfe3421 Flanking is NOT tolerable under any circumstances, especially not if done by a non-professional. There are so many more ways to desensitize a horse, not so hurtful...als, "bucking on my terms" doesn't quite sound like it, does it?

[@shrekc7622]

The way she punished her horse is VERY wrong but if your casually riding your horse and it bucks you off you punish the horse (NOT MEANLY)

[@edenhart5781]

@@yuzu8709 She was letting the horse know that she isn't allowed to buck unless she is told to. It was obvious that the horse did not like it yes, but that was the reason Ava was doing it, to get the horse used to the feeling of the back cinch.

[@ashleywolfe3421]

Yuzu using the term “ bucking on her terms” wasn’t a good idea nor true at all. She was just getting her horse used to the feeling of something there so if it were to happen again, it wouldn’t be as dangerous. In no way was the horse in pain so there is no problem. The horse was just made uncomfortable until the correct answer was given. Just like training a horse to move forward with leg pressure. You squeeze with your legs, which is uncomfortable to a horse, until they move forward. Just in this situation the correct answer was to not have a reaction. Simple and easy with absolutely no harm done.

[@equineconnection594]

Her: *i’M nOT inSEcuRe!!* Also her: *attacks anyone who gives her criticism for abusing her animals*

[@shadowdawolf1335]

Yep thats true

[@nickytyrrell8570]

Because she doesn’t abuse her animals but because people who know nothing about how to train a horse attack her for something that isn’t abusing a horse of course she’s gonna get angry you legit know nothing about horses settle down mate

[@mayahernandez11]

yesss

[@bellariverside973]

@@nickytyrrell8570 How you know she doesn't know anything about horses tho? But then I also agree with your point so Imma just settle down and not cause a problem

[@nickytyrrell8570]

Bella Riverside yeah but she’s stacking her for no reason she may know things about horses but not know how to properly train them it’s a pointless video which she is doing for views and she is trying to make people who know nothing about horses just agree with her it’s a pointless video for views

[@kaylad1148]

If Ive learned anything after riding for 20 years, it's that the most egotistical people are the loudest and dumbest. I'm cringing so hard for these horses. Thank you for bringing awareness to these issues and calling them out.

[@Bee-kv5tx]

Exactly, a real trainer/rider can admit when they are wrong, take time out of there day to research because you can always learn more, and admit that you aren't the best but you are trying. I've heard so many trainers, young and old, say "If I had read and researched everyday from when I was born to fifty years from now, I STILL wouldn't know everything there is to know about horses"

[@loadingthegay2264]

I've never had a horse.. But like.. Treat animals how you'd treat yourself man spoil them babies and show them kindness yknow?

[@your_dad_on_vacation]

Exactly

[@sixrabbits3972]

I treat my animals far better than I treat myself.

[@avgor3072]

True! But don’t forget to also consider certain animals’ phycological needs as well :3

[@marsh799]

@@sixrabbits3972 same

[@ariel_hernandezz]

I baby talk my horses :3

[@teety_whoops]

Me, knowing nothing anything about horses or horse care: yesss😤 drag👏 her👏 UPDATE: I WORK WITH HORSES NOW AND I STAND BY WHAT I SAID!

[@ellesentertainment7938]

Me 💀💀💀

[@just_cattttt1620]

Teety Whoops same lol

[@janettacoronte860]

DRAG 👏HER 👏RIGHT👏NOW👏QUEEN👏

[@penguinparty11]

Preferably behind the horses. 😏

[@luciavargova8919]

Same 😂😂😂

[@jaimep7056]

Do I own horses? No. Do I have a love for horses? Not really. Do I even know the bare minimum about horses? Nope. Do I think what she is doing is wrong? Yes

[@Qwery14]

Banana fish pfp 😔💔

[@adettessubs444]

Same

[@chipsare-yummy8188]

same except i love horses

[@alyssal362]

Same but I love horses and have one at least will I’m a month or so

[@83uwb]

Wow! Congratulations, you have common sense and a basic sense for morality. Good job 👏

[@imhomephobicdontshowmehous2478]

me, who has never owned horses, and knows a bit about horse care, watching the girl "train" her horses : 🗿

[@Lordofpsychoticrat]

Same

[@fawnoverbrawn]

your user is amazing.

[@imhomephobicdontshowmehous2478]

@@fawnoverbrawn thank you

[@eqk1497]

Say it with me, “you aren’t an equestrian if you abuse you horse, mentally or verbally”

[@kackajoklova7945]

That is so true, but most of the people think that what they do is right

[@psandylay1628]

How can you verbally abuse a horse? (Just curious)

[@experiment626eventing]

yes

[@cottonpaw2warriors568]

Psandy Lay I was just going to say that 😂

[@moose7604]

i call my horse a retard is that verbal abuse

[@tomatensaft2087]

Me seing the museum of bits: HOW DO THESE EVEN FIT INTO THE HORSES MOUTH!?!?!?!

[@poppymay4255]

some looked like they could gag a horse they were that big

[@user-qi4ji5no1v]

I know right, I don't know how it would feel to have to have those things in your mouth.

[@gabriellemiller5615]

Bruh I know but as a bit user I will only use snaffles because they are softest but then again any tool could be abusive in the wrong hands but I dont ride western but I like to watch it's quite common for wp horses to have those bits where I live but I swear by only snaffles

[@banannamonster1234]

That's what she said 😂

[@gabriellemiller5615]

@• M x s s y • yeah snaffles have always worked well for me and all my horses my haflinger mare I restarted from the ground up (my pfp) rides well in a halter an o-ring snaffle and a French link eggbutt snaffle and we do bridle less but we have tried all types of hackamores and she didn't like them so we stuck with snaffles

[@paandabear]

I don’t even own a horse I just use lesson horses but I *know* that all the “professional strategies” she uses are complete crap.

[@sleepingdawnn]

Same here

[@avabentley6009]

Yep

[@aunicornsparklezmeeks6804]

Same for now tho 🧐 My dad is getting me one

[@snow6409]

I literally wanna slap her.This girl needs to go into jail for like 3 months for horse abuse

[@sleepingdawnn]

@@aunicornsparklezmeeks6804 Big flex

[@onlyimaginaryy]

My horse was trained on a bit. I recently started riding him with a hackamore, doing some liberty training, and just overall bonding with him, and he is very sensitive. He was actually much more responsive with the bitless bridle, and I definitely would recommend it for MOST horses.

[@arayaw7889]

Imagine the $hit she doesn't post... I would bet money on the fact that she hits her horses

[@chipsare-yummy8188]

then I hit them because they didn't eat this mountain of apples I'm trying to overfeed her with. she suffers no pain because I miss her and just scare her.

[@imhomephobicdontshowmehous2478]

@@chipsare-yummy8188 That is 100% how she is lmao-

[@ermwhattheskibidi74]

i mean like its not abusive to hit your horse if their being bad but u cant hit them every 5 seconds like maybe 2 times a day, and dont hit them with anything but a crop or your hand

[@thehybridgalaxy58]

@@ermwhattheskibidi74 It’s absolutely cruel imo to use a crop. There’s also a different story between hitting an animal as a punishment and hitting a person. First off, I’ve only ever hit my cat like, twice, and it was wrong on my part and entirely done by reflex (he likes to attack me and scare me, and he slashed me open so I reacted instinctively both times). Animals don’t understand pain given in punishment. They only truly understand cruelty and kindness. Hitting them, even just once as punishment, will only cause trust issues and make them start looking at you as a cruel person.

[@rebeccazimmerman870]

@@ermwhattheskibidi74 never ever hit your horses

[@strayiggytv]

Anytime anyone says 'my horse did this yesterday, so I'm doing this to correct it today" I roll my eyes. The time for correction is directly after or during the act. Not the next day.

[@tteee7241]

Yea like if my dog bit me then I’m not gonna say: Alright Fido, today your off the hook BUT tomorrow you shall be punished

[@TheActualJeffery]

I’m not gonna be like, okay cat, U puked on my floor ur fine, but TOMORROW, you are in trouble

[@foxxybreyerkatnisshorsepro1336]

Okay son, you broke curfew but you're fine today. But tomorrow? Getting kicked out

[@fragilewatermelon9261]

You punish your cats for puking? 👁👄👁

[@mya_eq]

Ikr. It’s like if you get bucked off, get off and teach them not to. Or stay on and turn there nose into their tummy until they calm their self. A horse isn’t going to remember what they did from the other day. It’s sad how people treat these animals.

[@N31011]

Thank you to the .00000000000000000001% of people who read this paragraph: Did anyone else notice in almost all of her training videos the horses ears were pinned back. If she was an actual professional trainer she would know that when horses pin there ears back they are fricken pissed off. I am an English rider with almost 7 years of experience, I started riding when I was about five and one of the first things I learned was when they pin their ears back that they don’t like something you are doing. So you have to find out what is wrong, like if you were putting too much pressure on the bit. I just wanted to make this clear. I don’t know much about western riding, but one things for sure, no matter the circumstances a horse should not be treated like that. At the end of the day they are horses with natural instincts and abilities, not voice commanded robots.

[@zoeb6503]

It’s the same thing for Western, I know because I have been riding since I was a year old and a bit, sure I’m only 12 but that 12 years of experience and knowledge that has been past down by my parents.

[@Ilovecrystals922]

At the end of the day you don’t need a bit and all that crap

[@kyra5484]

You spoke my mind.

[@alisahidie8163]

I am a western rider I’m 24 and have been for 22 years and yeah

[@jessicathegroomer5412]

Yes I know this to true I groom horses I get this ears and I got bit to

[@ralexandra1058]

“Buy some new ones, ya hoarder” LMAO. You just described my boss, she never throws anything away. 😂 one of our tack rooms is dedicated to storing old tack that isn’t used anymore... tack that’s decades old- but she won’t declutter it 😅

[@lesleygardiner4154]

Thats just in case it may come in useful later 😂

[@graceandolive1321]

She called herself a “professional” trainer when she is not even old enough to drink yet 🤣

[@bleh-6778]

C͟o͟u͟ ͟gh͟ and she goes “it won’t give rope burn cause it’s not on her skin” ᴛᴡᴏ sᴇᴄᴏɴᴅs ʟᴀᴛᴇʀ “it tightened in place so she’s fine” c͟o͟u͟ ͟gh͟

[@bluedragon8531]

I thought she was 20- but in America it is 21

[@hopebowie3882]

That ava lady is horrible I hate her like seriously I feel so bad for the horses I wish that girl would go to jail

[@astralhorses9559]

I mean, age doesn't really play into if you're a professional or not, because *technically* if you're earning a living doing whatever, then you're a professional at it. (And being a professional doesn't actually mean you're *good* at whatever, or *should* be doing it either.)

[@simplesimp9664]

Astral Horses professional means your better at your job than most people Im pretty sure.

[@mikelesanders8890]

It disgusts me when people act like they are gods over horses instead of having a partnership with them. Takes all the joy out of getting to work with these amazing animals. Terrible person.

[@nylahprete1795]

So true. They are like gods over us really!

[@paintingirl8264]

it’s👏a👏partnership👏 not👏 an 👏ownership👏

[@nylahprete1795]

@@paintingirl8264 i was just saying how amazing they are and how much horses have saved me personally

[@xxxxOS]

A lot of these rich kids are sociopaths. They enjoy torturing anyone they deem 'less than them' their egos are ridiculous.

[@tuckerbrown2641]

Isn’t that what this lady is doing talking about the TikToker?

[@niabiilo]

POV: You're searching for the "Professional Trainer's" comment.

[@aestheticrose2368]

yup U.U

[@savannah3661]

No

[@Foreverblue0705]

Gerald Geraldez I-

[@velveteenrabbit5940]

I kinda am but for education sake. I knew many old professionals in school but I’m looking for nuisance! I learned a lot of 30+ yo information from 60+ yo people that get mad when you bring up modern training lol

[@friendlypotatodog4660]

Yup

[@westernenthusiast7556]

All new riders! Don’t ever do this to a horse, hobbling isn’t safe, it’s not effective, and it’s stressful. People shouldn’t ever tie a horse to where it has no freedom. If your horse begins to buck, let them get it out, then be gentle because your not a horse’s boss, you, and your horse are partners, so have so damn respect for these beautiful animals that god’s blessed us with.

[@arianagugin5427]

When I was teaching my horse to lay down I literally coaxed him with treats. Edit: thank you for the likes I wasn’t Expecting that I’m also trying to start a Channel so if you could follow me that would be nice But you don’t have to do whatever you’d like also have a nice day 😊😌

[@katiedennis6967]

Love that!!

[@emilyatkin2804]

Honestly same we didn’t realise how quick he would pick it up so we bought a TONE of treats but he only took a few. Weeks lol now we have a whole shed full of treats haha 😂 I wish I was joking but I’m not lol 😆

[@arianagugin5427]

Emily Atkin yes!! I have so many treats left over good thing I bored my horses so I have A couple people who help me get rid of them😂😅

[@MrDarkoKos]

Usually out on the ranch when you get dumped, the horse won’t gag about treats. Treat them respect, not that food is all you’re worth

[@chloeelliott918]

I use touch aids and treats aswell, its amazing how quick and unstressful it is, id never tie a rope to my horses feet or body unless it was safety reasons

[@annemariehaley1100]

Her abusing her horse "I aM a PrOfeSsiOnaL tRaIneR" 👁👄👁

[@Grace-bx8cf]

Just because your horse’s father’s halfsister’s rider’s goldfish’s past owner’s daughter’s horse was slightly crazy, doesn’t make your horse automatically the hardest horse to train.

[@rachelsapphiretree4227]

😂 😂 true tho

[@lstoddart9311]

😂😂

[@gracebowen7385]

IKR!!! For example, people really be out here saying the whole Hancock line is difficult but I've seen the most gentle horses come from Hancock line. You can't ride papers ahhh xD

[@evelynkendle6464]

I love this coment

[@yoboybraden5157]

Omg I'm laughing so hard rn😂this is facts right here

[@seoyoungshin6719]

“Flanking won’t hurt the horse at all, the rope doesn’t move so the horse won’t get rope burns, all it does is tighten the horse” TIGHTEN THE HORSE!? IMAGINE YOU GETTING TIGHTENED BY A FRICKIN ROPE!?! Plus who hobbles a horse for a newbie, they can literally just trip.

[@0skullgutz]

Her: **Uses riding terms** Me: Ah uh huh I like your funny words magic man

[@reii5294]

horse: *the floor is floor*

[@danielorlovaquinn]

Magic words*

[@0skullgutz]

@@danielorlovaquinn thank you I fixed it

[@charadreemurr642]

Its supposed to be; I like your funny words, magic man.

[@0skullgutz]

@@charadreemurr642 changed it sorry I forgot how it went

[@tomatensaft2087]

"I wanna teach her to buck at my terms" - If a child is upset and starts to cry do you think it helps to physically invade them and be like "Your gonna cry when I say it"? Yeah I mean I am sure that's gonna work better than comforting it and built a trusting bond and make it feel comfortable and safe around u 😹

[@melonandlove6802]

I mean a horse ain’t a child horses work on pressure and your energy

[@tomatensaft2087]

@@melonandlove6802 right But training a horse is compareable to raising a child exept for the fact that children learn to communicate clearly via language at some point. Horse can't. They only have bodylanguage wich is a soundless language. That's why it is harder to communicate with horses but also why they are misunderstood or abused so often. Because they don't have a sound for pain like dogs do for example. Horses suffer silently. Many people don't listen to their horse and just brush their behavior off as being naughty.

[@riarivera5995]

Completely agree, but I see it more as the “I’ll give you something to cry about” deal where bad,parents try to worsen the circumstances of a child to show them how bad it can really get in an attempt to get them to be less “dramatic.” To me this just looks like torture, but I don’t own horses I’m sorry.

[@tomatensaft2087]

@@riarivera5995 Exactly what I was trying to say. Thank u! Horses psychologic is not much different from us humans❤

[@Dariyee]

Tomaten Saft ist nicht geil

[@strawberrybutch2959]

This girl is literally judging a horse for its breed like a lot of people do to pit bulls and lots of other dogs. Edit: I know very little about horses by the way and I do not own one myself but like I can tell what the f Ava doesn’t know how to take care of a horse. I was put in a dangerous situation with a horse once because the people there thought it was ok to put me (with a broken arm in a cast), on a horse. They made me get on the horse WITHOUT A STEP even though I physically couldn’t pull myself up because one of my arms is in a fing cast. They tried to do it again WHILE THE HORSE WAS MOVING. I know it’s dangerous for both me and the horse because I don’t know how the horse is going to react to me as I struggle to pull myself up. Also I don’t know if the horse is going to get spooked because at the time i was only twelve or so and once again I didn’t know and still don’t know how the horse will react. I don’t know squat about the equipment or anything like bits and such. Also thank you guys for 1K I had no idea until just now so thank you guys.

[@mariondumont7634]

Plus, you learn their personnality by being with them anyway. The only concern I would have about their breed is about some potential hereditary diseases. It's better to know if their parents have that kind of issues so you can at least treat them as soon as you can.

[@SabrinaRina]

Living things in general. I immediately questioned if that breed is from a region that she might not care for the people either.

[@gailmartin2015]

Mono Animates exactly

[@ThePlayer-fj2vn]

Pitbulls are absolutely adorable :)

[@peanutbuttertoast7742]

Yeah, it doesn't matter the breed. It all depends on how you raise and treat the animal.

[@hyperhorrorchild5220]

Omg tysm my parents were considering to PAY her to train my horse ryxen to wear a saddle but now I have shown them this video they have reconsidered a new trainer that we have thoughroly researched and she did an incredible job with him and just to make sure I watched the whole thing

[@milaxomay5879]

WAIT-she's ACTUALLY a trainer?

[@natashakate5687]

@@milaxomay5879 Unfortunate how some people know so little about the horse world, or just try and teach"" horses things and get some money for it, when really, what they are doing is wrong. So, she might be considered a trainer, but in my view, I don't respect her ways of training a horse and I would rather die than let her near one of my horses... no matter that I can train on my own, but apart from that, yes.... she is technically considered a trainer even though she might not being doing a good job or deserves to be near those precious animals. :(

[@saberfang6329]

the horse bucked her off cause she sucks at training XD

[@mollyoly]

Fr

[@jasmine.000]

What does bucking mean?

[@madisonwillis9591]

@@jasmine.000 when the horse kicks its back legs up in the air and throws someone off of it

[@jasmine.000]

@@madisonwillis9591 ohhhh okay thanks for telling me😂

[@madisonwillis9591]

@@jasmine.000 no problem, live in a city and state known for horses so it'd be a sin if I didn't know myself XD

[@haarumii_]

I'm spanish and I can't understand everything you say, but what I can understand I agree with it. Love your vids

[@atlantascowgirl2986]

Then how did you type in English...........? But okie :3

[@mikaddemon]

Atlanta’s Cowgirl People can be Spanish and know some English. There also is a such thing as google translate.

[@atlantascowgirl2986]

Aspen Dragonmountain Ik. I was being weird. Sorry if I offended anyone. I can take that comment down if it is offensive in any way

[@natallycarvalho517]

Same (but i'm brazilian )

[@atlantascowgirl2986]

should I take it down? Are people offended by this? I just need answers.... >~

[@whoismolly]

"He bucked me so I will flank him." Okay. I got bucked yesterday, I was fine. The horse didn't get a punishment, My trainer was just sorta angry. but she did not HURT HIM?! and it was okay. I was not angry, The horse just got spooked and its normal for them to buck. I still gave the horse treats and I still love the horse. my trainer was more angry then I was, the horse tried again but I stopped him and he gave up. you should never hurt them.

[@legatoblues13]

At the stable I used to work at they would just make them work in the round pen if they bucked before they were put away. If they want to be donkeys then they get to work like them for an extra half hour.

[@furcorn9804]

You should hurt the trainers that hurt the horses they train

[@whoismolly]

@@furcorn9804 violence isnt the answer-

[@maryrogers1274]

@@furcorn9804 bruh you crazy

[@creeperisherex1264]

I get bucked ALL THE TIME! I don’t care if I do. I just give the horse a treat make sure they are ok and get back on she is just a b**** because of kids on the app ;)

[@_unrulyhair]

“It looked like some BDSM shit that I’d be into....” LMAOOO, this girl tho 🤣🤣🤣

[@naomipommerel8415]

Searched if someone had picked that up lol

[@vintage.chestnut3669]

She can’t call them a “Idiot”. My parents have ran a horse rescue and training centre since they were 19. They are 90 now, and I’ve taken on with the ranch. Her flanking methods are extremely stupid, especially when the horses clearly are uncomfortable, they give you a stare, and you can see that they are uncomfortable. My horses when I tried her “great” “professional” trainer method, my horse went crazy and kicked me, that’s how I broke my ribcage. But, it doesn’t matter. The behaviour on these horses, they are saints and they can be trained quite easily, but, once you slip up on a training method, your “realationship” is broken. And since she claims to be a professional, she can ask my parents. The equine training card she tries, she honestly flops it. The ways you can flag train your horse, ( and I’ve done this recently in a training some horses ) You slowly just approach, let the horse sniff, or do some liberty, I find that the horse has more confidence. And her rope flank method, disgust me and my parents, same with the lay down liberty. Her flank. It made me sighed hard, no, no horse is ever dangerous, the rider makes the horse dangerous, which clearly shows she’s kicked the flanked area and it kicked, and if it has a bucking problem, give it to a professional TRAINER. I saw that the horse was uncomfortable, her ears was pinned, her eyes were extremely widened. I don’t feel comfortable with this girls training methods, and since she claims to be a “professional”, I think she should level up, to advanced professional. She’s a fucking junior professional. Shake my head.

[@Ali-xh4to]

Dawn that's one long comment also yes

[@jessicathegroomer5412]

Yes I agree! you should start a channel I would watch it!

[@mythbustingsis931]

Hold up. You tried her bs and got hurt?

[@vintage.chestnut3669]

Mythbusting Sis Yes

[@fathomhuntsmen8172]

I went to a local horse riding place a year or so ago. They essentially allowed tourists to rent out horses to ride up the trail and allow kids to ride the horses for a few hours. I went there and I remember that they rarely used bits, mostly just halters. I think they bit trained the newer/younger horses but the more experienced ones only had halters (also smart because I remember that one of the little kids being led to their mom because they were tugging the reins way too hard)

[@MrsKwan-og5ws]

She’s built like Prince Charming from shrek in that first clip

[@kaydencebernard7775]

She looks like she has lower chromosome levels than my ex

[@bl0nd3tim3s6]

I love your profile pic

[@luci.1140]

Don’t insult him like tht

[@xenodraws2397]

- *W H E E Z E* -

[@einoelbarchen8618]

I love how, instead of saying "I would never abuse my horse", she says "if I did I wouldn’t post it"👀 hmmmmm bad wording

[@antoniakraeva4322]

Einoel Bärchen Soo True

[@tabithabowyer6860]

I feel sorry for not only the horses but the girl, she clearly has anger issues or some sort of issue that need to be dealt with. She shows that she would hurt an animal if it were to hurt her, and I bet those horses bucked her off for a REASON. SHE NEEDS HELP

[@braxlucky5718]

The beginnings of a psychopath

[@footballnotsoccermrn1186]

She probably thinks that Appaloosa horses do Native American rituals, and are descendants from dalmations.

[@kiana_bon_vivant]

😂

[@LoveMyHorseMay]

Big facts! 😂😂

[@raiyamaxwell2575]

What a big brain😂

[@amycummingsirishdancemom8467]

I thought they were just big dalmatians

[@VictoriaAllred]

This comment made me giggle XD

[@Synthia17]

All the horses around her look top tier ready to bolt if given even a slight chance.

[@cowmemes7661]

I literally commented on her bit video and she said "your hands hurt the horse, not the bit" like ok. The bullets hurt people, not the gun.

[@cowmemes7661]

Also she uses the excuse of "you only use them on a finished horse" if your horse if finished you shouldn't need bits like that.

[@Dylan-ez5qx]

bits dont hurt the horse. rough hands, hurt the horse. your horse should not be in pain with the bit sitting in his mouth, that isnt normal; (btw i havent started the actual vid yet im just scrolling thru the comments lol.) but yea, if you have rough hands, the bit will be painful. which is not what we want, thats incorrect.

[@sailsomewhere08]

Cow memes bits are for a better horse and a better rider. The best horse and rider combos can work in a bit or without a bridle. Finished horses you can put anything on and still have a good ride. Another thing to note, you barely have to use any pressure with a well trained horse in a bit.

[@icecold8796]

What’s her tiktok acc?

[@bellariverside973]

@@Dylan-ez5qx I like 8 minutes in and doing that

[@wolfstar5000]

Can you imagine someone randomly grabbing your leg and not putting it down how tired your other leg would get and how uncomfortable that would be? Of course you’d have no choice but to lay down. 🙄

[@kaimartin1721]

Raleigh is legit a moooood, “smoke a joint”, “some bdsm shit I’d be into”, “somehow still have the will to live”, “and four shots later”. Bloody love her she’s great

[@ClarissaPacker]

She clearly don't know how to control a horse without a bit.

[@evaseq2238]

I ride in a snaffle and i hardly have to do anything because my horse is actually trained to listen to your leags with just a small squeeze.

[@dearbhlaoconnell7379]

Yeah like ten pounds of pressure isn’t better than one pound of pressure just becuase it’s more like with different horses you need different levels of pressure

[@brookeswiftwater6277]

i neverr use my hands. all soft leg turning

[@bluesclueschloe]

I think it’s abusive to use a bit for control. I mean, bits are mainly used for steering and turning, so there’s no need for control in that aspect.

[@joodgement3388]

"This horse isn't wired correctly" No hun it is‚ you just don't know how to train a horse. Horses have a ton Body language and other stuff that you should learn about‚ i learnt all horseness from think like a horse‚ because he knows what hes doing.

[@Areum.]

she isn't wired correctly-

[@joodgement3388]

@@Areum. lmao

[@skeletalsquid6804]

@@Areum. put her down, shes too hard to train

[@Areum.]

@@skeletalsquid6804 yes lmao ima get the rope

[@starlightequestrian6729]

Right?! I knew a horse that had mental issues due to being double bred. He just took a little more patience and time. Forcing a horse to do what you want or pushing training too fast is not right and causes more issues. Take it at the horse's pace. And if they are a little slow, just slow down, there isn't a race to get them trained.

[@Daisy.Jupe.Horses]

“I have a joint that I’m gonna smoke after this that I’ve been waiting for all day” that’s literally my sister💀

[@madison_b1818]

You would be a great mom. You showed her, u made great arguments. Can you do the same thing to my parents about my grades 🥰😂

[@elliannakelly6605]

Not

[@annavanderkaa2909]

@@elliannakelly6605 bruh

[@b4t_xoxo]

Lol

[@mariannakopytyuk9520]

@@elliannakelly6605 Chill bro

[@skylarashwell1357]

Haha same

[@mysticsanta3714]

I don’t even know a thing about horses, but even I don’t like that girl...

[@cheyannerockett8870]

Girl: “...buck on my terms” Me: So your horse is still bucking? Girl: This will teach it not to buck. Me: Reverse psychology?🤨

[@mayahernandez11]

yes ma’am 👏

[@IRJ07]

I have a horse, and I feel the chills down my spine when I see what she does to the horses. Like how can she get herself to do that.....

[@achernarleo7462]

i’m officially on horse drama youtube.

[@emmelinerafter4763]

Ye uv entered this teratory

[@NC-oz5xi]

I don't have a horse, I don't necessarily like horses for that matter, but animal abuse is always a reason to speak up

[@W01f.]

I agree animal abuse always something to speak up even if you don’t like the animal still speak up

[@irish495]

My barn recently rescued a new horse. He came from an abusive barn that used hobbling. The horse was coming off of a leg injury because he was hobbled and got completely tangled and no one helped him. We're slowly bringing him back, but now he has an extreme fear of ropes and people touching his legs.

[@skyejames1838]

raleigh your content lowkey used to stress me the FUCK out but i’m so into this now i LOVE this bro. i hope you enjoyed ur joint queen

[@ravenconnli6618]

This girl is just coming up with excuses, like any abuser would🤷‍♀️

[@nathania8724]

I don't even own a horse but that is horrible

[@flutterg1035]

Me too, i agree

[@IdiotArtist]

Same, I mean I did ride some horses before But that’s just.. a big no-

[@s1ncerely.sophie]

It makes me cry when horses get abused. Jesus.

[@avanit4996]

me too. any animal honestly. like what goes through a persons head to think its okay. is that how you would want to be handled? no, so don't do it to anyone else

[@TheButtergemuse]

Same

[@lesbianage9538]

Know absolutely nothing about horses, but love your hair and your explanations!

[@mreclipse7957]

I refuse to believe you can become a professional trainer at the age of 20

[@glowingforthe1654]

Like with horses i feel like you need at least 6 years experience, even with service dogs you need from 2 yrs to a decade of exp, and that's a dog. I obviously don't know with horses, but i feel like you need a LOOOOTT of experience, just cuz of risks alone

[@toscatattertail9813]

The Definition of "Professional" is someone who gets paid to do a specific job...doesn't say anything about experience, skills, attitude or successes. It just happens that the True Ethical professionals actually have the skills, knowledge and background to troubleshoot and repair the damage that has been done by "professionals"

[@sigmagamer513]

The horse’s eyes are either filled with fear or dead inside.

[@clairejohn1620]

Or both

[@springrseyt5514]

Yes POOR HORSEY

[@toastandbutterrr]

“This horse decided to buck me off YESTERDAY” so doesn’t that mean the horse won’t even remember why she’s punishing it? Like if your dog sits and you give it a treat the next day it’s gonna have forgot right?

[@icecold8796]

Yea

[@katieprins385]

Exactly

[@Liz-xu5oj]

Yea you give horses a treat within 3 seconds when they do something right so they can connect the treat and the good thing they did with eachother. It probably works the same when a horse does something the owner doesn't like. So it makes no sense like what?

[@roriesstories7030]

@@Liz-xu5oj you don't give horses a treat for reward. you use release from the pressure.

[@Strul83]

Horses do have good memory. 🙄 Just saying! ✌

[@thatonegirl8886]

I have a horse who is so broken that I got from my godfather and I’m scared what he did to him. He’s so broken it hurts me and made me cry the first time I actually got to see him.

[@karensandry4428]

I have had a horse that was like that and people said he was "Dead Broke" but I do not feel like its ok to "Dead break" a horse! I feel bad for any horse that is "Dead Broke" because many people use dangerous and abusive methods!

[@ewgrosscoconut9447]

My mom paid for horse riding lessons but the teacher didnt actually let me ride and i never actually got on a horse. She used me as free labor and basically used me as a stablehand to ready her horse for her actual students, her, and her daughter. This chick has got me fuming and i would backhand her if i ever saw her in person

[@biohaxxerd6154]

Bruh...

[@kittychatswoodsmith9304]

I'm so sorry for you but sometimes when they teach you too much its a lot of pressure I have to train the horse I ride to jump🙇‍♂️

[@aleksandrabarker8020]

Bruh same

[@furcorn9804]

“You jump or you don’t”

[@angelinapuiia34]

I would be livid if my trainer did that to me

[@darkone3375]

So...if she were babysitting a human child that didn't want to lay down for a nap, would she be pinning the kid down? Yes, children are very different from horses but it just seems that her way is to get what she wants quickly and without caring about potential ill effects it might cause.

[@catkin8330]

Omg, another one! ANIMALS AND HUMANS ARE DIFFERENT don't compare humans to animals

[@calamitynatalie8590]

She’s the type who would bite a kid back for biting...

[@frognite02]

@@catkin8330 I think this person meant what this behavior says about her personal life. They even specified that kids and horses are different.

[@catkin8330]

@@haibachsmysenpai i know but thats not what i mean That they feel feelings doesn't mean everything is the same

[@haibachsmysenpai]

@@catkin8330 yes, I agree, but I think you should treat your horse as you would your child, because you’re its caretaker.

[@secures.i.1020]

9:13 Horses don’t learn from punishment they are prey animals🙄 And this poor horse

[@lilweedsea]

Wait really? They’re prey animals? I never really thought of that.

[@ina7084]

That's not punishment. It's just desensitisation to a rope. But not that much of an ideal way to deal with bucking, to be frank. The horse was probably oversensitive to the belly latch.

[@ahuman9519]

Pee Pee Poo Poo I feel like I’ve seen you somewhere before

[@Hi-vn3oq]

Pee Pee Poo Poo yea they don’t attack

[@ritsukukukuikuiristu7472]

I need to find her location

[@iright36]

When a horse bucks you off you can’t really get mad at them. They are animals. It is normal they could be having an off day or a miscommunication. I’ve gotten bucked off twice in one riding session did I get frustrated yes but I didn’t take it out on him. My trainer put me on a different horse and she lunged him so he could get his frustration out

[@aubrierichard8193]

My dad is an actual trainer and the number one thing he says not to do is hobble a horse

[@juanitamoore504]

I think hobbling has its place, but *riding* with 'em??!

[@aubrierichard8193]

@@juanitamoore504 Exactly

[@grenade8572]

@@juanitamoore504 What's the hobbling place ? We don't use it in my country, so I can't understand by myself...

[@Vale_barog]

what is hobble?

[@faiths9944]

Valen Berona Hobbling is a very cruel and old school tactic that people use to try and train a horse not to run and be responsive to reigning and to help with gait issues by tying the horse's front legs together. They also use it to help with desensitization of horses. Most reputable trainers will never use this tactic on horses because it is so dangerous for the horse and handler.

[@beng6368]

My uncle had horses and taught me methods how to train them and this way of “training” your horse is absolutely abusive. You do NOT hurt the horse, they are meant to be loved and cherished not harassed into doing “tricks” Most horses are sensitive and very fragile and you should never do the things this “professional” is claiming “helpful”

[@kawaiilemonade1377]

“If I was abusing her I wouldn’t post about it” Me: YoU nEeD JeSuS!

[@annfinch-cl1gl]

Glad you are there to pull up these people

[@goatgirl871]

My horse bucks because his previous owner got bucked off and just put him back in his stall. So all I had to do I ride his buck like 5 different times and he learned bucking doesn't do any good. So now he dont buck

[@kaydencebernard7775]

Its like training a abused dog They are afraid and will bite But if you show that you dont care about the bites and show affection. Sooner or later its gonna stop biting(tho may start being protective as it learnt that you are a great companion)

[@olivelaca4516]

Omg exactly, its really not that hard you just have to be smart 🤦‍♀️

[@teaisyummy.1854]

I feel like when ever Raleigh starts angry, things are gong to be great

[@frisonite2011]

Because she´s really unbiased 👌

[@megurineluka2767]

Frisonite * I was banned on eddiesgun91 channel because I left a hate comment on a video Lauren did when she was whipping a horse in the face

[@lilahwinterleaf2800]

Megurine luka rip

[@megurineluka2767]

Lilah Winterleaf yeah do know what she replied with. “This is constructive horse management, we have banned and muted your account

[@ryokosatake1461]

@@frisonite2011 yes caring about animals make you biased gj :)

[@didalysquat466]

😐 Raleigh gets the will to live from trashing people same sis same

[@Caraaaaxx]

Omg I love your username lol!! You seem like a really cool person tho ❤😂😉

[@nightthelonewolf926]

I have the will to live from watching her trash ppl 😂😂😂

[@angelajohn6618]

Little lady, I am impressed that you are speaking out for our horses.

[@KJisdope]

Ava: “It’s not moving it’s just tightening.” Raleigh: “But- what about science?”

[@nancypowers162]

** Blitzi ** 𝚁 𝙸 𝙽 𝙶 𝚁 𝙸 𝙽 𝙶 “Hello?” “Yes, this is science calling”

[@PoloWolf47]

When I see horses being hobble trained I get anxiety, in that one clip at 14:26 I actually got scared the horse would fall

[@HillbillyTrash]

Oh my god thank you. I thought i was just being extra or something. I'm not a horse person but I do like them. I like the ritual of cleaning and brushing, feeding, mucking stalls, that sort of thing. I would enjoy interacting with them without riding lol but watching these videos gives me horrible anxiety. Mainly for the animal. At some points i am actually hoping they kick the entire shit out of the human.

[@PoloWolf47]

@@HillbillyTrash ikr

[@inkburr.800]

Same!

[@moniquehitz6635]

What real hobble training should look like is getting them used to things touching and going around their legs slowly, then using a rope to lift each leg and give to pressure before putting actual hobbles on! Wanna know what my horse did the first time wearing hobbles, after doing all the CORRECT ground work beforehand? He stood there doing nothing (as expected) and I walked away for a minute to do something quick in his stall (he was right outside the door on gravel so if it started to go south I'd hear it long before it got bad. Had to go out of sight so he would start to think about other things than me). After a few minutes I realized it was awfully quiet and he's the kind that like a toddler if it's quiet he's up to no good 😂. I walk out the door and what do I see? Or should I say DON'T see? My damn horse 🤣 oh but don't worry, the hobbles were STILL THERE lol! In fact they were in the exact spot I left my horse! Upon further inspection once I went up to them I saw that he actually UNBUCKLED them and stepped right out! 🤣 I know for sure they were bucked when I left him cause I'm the one that buckled them lol I picked them up and rounded the corner to see him happily munching grass and he just looked up at me like "oh hey whats up? Is it dinner time already?" That was the first and only time he used them cause they aren't much use to a horse that can use the buckle lol I'm not entirely sure if that's how hobble training should go, but maybe that's exactly how it should go! Except maybe with them keeping them on 😅

[@bthhamsterworld6118]

When she started with the flanking, I couldn’t even....

[@idamarklund7719]

Me to I was so mad

[@Justme-cq1hr]

Agreed

[@kathleenboggan6616]

I love you Raleigh. I'm tired of people getting animals just to impress people.

[@claraap9589]

My horse got his leg stuck in his stall guard (I left it loose so it was my fault but I definitely learned from it) and he started freaking out and my friend had to bring a whole bag of treats to distract him while I tried to free his hoof. He was so stressed and I got so stressed and it was only one of his back hooves in the exact same position that you pick your horses hooves in. I can’t imagine how stressful it is for a horse to be hobbled.

[@emassey1395]

Man that’s awful I’m glad your horse is okay

[@user-jd9hv5cq9n]

All my horses are taught one legged hobble. Why, you just answered it, because if it gets a leg or hoof hung up they don't freak the fuck out. I've seen horses degloved their hoof, because they hung it up and freaked out. My stallion was one leg hobbled taught and it saved him several times. Once after I just moved and he caught his shoe on a old fence buried. He didn't freak out, but stood there, I'm not sure how long. Imagine if he'd of freaked out because he wasn't one legged hobbled. It could of been a major wreck. Another time we were riding in a field and he got tangled in some old barb wire. He automatically stopped. This allowed me to get off and untangle him. So yes I will continue to one leg hobble train my horses. It's not cruel if done correctly. And dropping a horse to the ground is not cruel, we've done it for the safety of the horse. And your big professional trainers use the rope around flanks. You start first around cinch area and work back. It's a tight and release technique. The person who did it in video wasn't doing the right way, but horse wasn't harmed. Not sure who this mouthy know it all person in the video is or even this trainer person she's bashing. But to me neither one know shit. If I met the person in video and she went off about how to train my horse, I'd tell her to STFU.

[@20KatCo]

okay, but can we just appreciate Raleigh's hair in every single video.

[@ghosted4491]

I read this and she got hair in her mouth lmao

[@bellaequestrian7581]

Reaper Same

[@wilmaakerman115]

When she said “and this horse bucked me off” I felt like, who does NOT fall off?? That’s not possible to NOT fall off? It will happen and I just feel bad for her horses.. (I don’t wanna start anything, just saying what my thoughts are.. sorry if this disturbs someone) but I just feel that it’s normal for a horse to make someone fall off, and it’s not ALWAYS the horses fault? Maybe the horses has some bad days, but to tie horses up like that is NOT OKEY for me.. Feel so bad for them!

[@artemis754]

wilma åkerman I mean it’s possible to sit through a buck. I have done it. But I do agree it’s wrong to punish a horse for bucking.

[@lycheemyusic]

Its never ever ever the horses fault. Always a stupid humans fault.

[@elf334]

yeah, once I was watching someone ride, the horse bucked 6 times in a row, they sat it like it was normal cantering -_-

[@iclynnx]

@@lycheemyusic Sometimes, it's no one's fault. Don't blame every accident on humans, nor the horses.

[@lycheemyusic]

@@iclynnx yeah? Accidents like those happen once in a blue moon. Theyre mostly irrelevant.

[@TheRealAshtray]

flexing is SOOOO important. Thank you for actually teaching people how to work with a horse that bucks.

[@ciaradominguez1468]

It also annoyed the crap out of me that she said that Beduino bred horses aren't wired in the head properly. Half of my horses are Beduino bred and they act like any other horse, and from my experience, fast learners. My mare, for example, learned how to bow with treats and simple chest pressure in less then 2 weeks. JMO...

[@HawkinaBox]

I own a thoroughbred and he's not as anxious as one who would be on the race track. It took me years to help calm him down and he still spooks occasionally, but he has gotten so much better.

[@MrDarkoKos]

Pygmy Puff Bedouin’s are Arabs right? Lines trace back thousands of years

[@ciaradominguez1468]

@@MrDarkoKos I haven't looked that far at Beduino's breeding, but he is a full thoroughbred. As I've heard from many others (Beduino breds are extremely common here), they do trace back to arabians.

[@janfandel8352]

Gotta be smarter than they are...:)

[@stephaniecrago1359]

Her TEACHING the horse is abuse. She should be sued SHE GONNA KILL THE POOR THING!

[@tteee7241]

I think they mean the type of stuff she does to the horse is abuse

[@introvertedequinesamsara6593]

Horses can take alot of abuse and really people rarely get punished for abusing a horse sadly

[@onyxth3ripper]

I collect old and abusive bridles so I can raise awareness about how careful you need to be with your horse and how sensitive they are.

[@onyxth3ripper]

@goat 😊

[@TeaWithTash_]

Btw, licking lips is not a sign of relaxation, it’s the horse calming himself.

[@MrSammie44]

Raleigh: posts a video on trash equestrians Me: Ah shoot, here we go again. Love your vids! :D

[@meevee7542]

Same lol

[@leolunaticLive]

*Casually drops that she's into BDSM while calling out trash equestrians* Y'know just a regular Raleigh video 😄

[@lycheemyusic]

;^)

[@randomhuman805]

For me someone was hitting my horse and smacking it. I got off my horse and straight up smacked them and said: “gonna smack my horse again? I’ll smack you again.”

[@edenkirstie3700]

ok yea this def didn’t happen

[@evaisnotreal6378]

@@edenkirstie3700 u dont know-

[@thepanperson215]

@@edenkirstie3700 I mean-

[@bobraekevelt7953]

Why would someone just come up and smack ur horse, people that don’t really do much with horses are usually smart enough to be afraid of something with foots that big

[@Lordofpsychoticrat]

@@bobraekevelt7953 yeah

[@janmariablackwell8138]

If this woman really knew how to train, she'd know that you ride from the seat and the leg. Your hands should remain light and subtle at all times. If she can't stop her horse from her seat, then she can't ride.

[@ochelissa]

I kept hearing colts as cults and that was a confusing situation.

[@mixmatchedcat5793]

bro same i was like "horse cult,wait wha-"

[@alinafodorean5107]

Lol same

[@fluffacep]

The subtitles agree

[@teaisyummy.1854]

Wait a minute, Raleigh is into to BDSM 😂

[@sophiemunro1587]

I don’t blame her tbh like she’s open about it and that’s queen energy right there 😂😂

[@Maksamillion]

LOL

[@blossomnessstudios4446]

She's freaky and I am not surprised XD

[@nonnywilliams4999]

You got that too😂😂 and so open about it to got to love her

[@RoseAdventures]

Lol you’re surprised by this?

[@christinesweeney8221]

LOVE this woman. She speaks her mind and says what most of us feel. And does it with her twist.

[@aqh_sallywally]

The amount of sarcasm that is in this video is just insane 🤣🤣🤣🤣