When your horse is spooked by a Deer ....sorry for the swearing ...

[@gall7402]

Its very traumatic in the moment when your horse spooks, but after it your like.."at least i made it out alive" :D

[@khricket]

I think thats the longest bolt ive ever seen on youtube. Boy he wanted to get home quick. Glad you were okay.

[@robinjohnson4646]

Holy SH@T! That horse was determined to run all the way home. Good job fixing it out. Thank God for a trail with nothing that could have further spooked the horse or made him trip and fall. I would have cussed worse!

[@flaviaruffner1074]

your horse was just being a jerk. It wasn't spooked. glad you stayed on OK.

[@shenedadenney8649]

What’s the holler’s about? We’re you wanting him to keep going?

[@marylynnblack9258]

My Arabian stallion took off with me like that, but I was able to get him stopped before long. He was a racing Arabian and had won races and I was bareback. I got him stopped by remembering something I learned when I was much younger. I snubbed up both reins close to his head and neck and pulled as hard as I could. It worked. Like you , there was not room for a one rein stop.Thankful both of us made it through uninjured !

[@karenlee8659]

How the hell did you stay on?!!!! Well done and as for the swearing, think it was very much justified

[@Lexi-hk3iv]

Well done for staying on the Horse is not spooked if genuine spooked it would have stopped eventually it’s just bolting home probably has separation anxiety . Most of these horses will use any excuse to run home you need to fix this problem or you’ll never be able to hack this horse.

[@sidilicious11]

Use a low voice when asking for slowing or halting. The high pitch voice is doing nothing. Practice one rein stops like another commenter wrote.

[@sandrakelly6839]

Riding a bolting horse is the most terrifying experience on the back of a horse. Swearing is an okay way to relieve that anxiety. Your high pitch who's freaked of terror and understandable, but it reaffirmed to a horse fear is there, and they have to flee. Know it is hard not to fear. I have ridden many bolted horses. I admire you hanging on.😊

[@charlottewebster4233]

To be fair, she knew where to go. "Quick! No time to waste! Back to the yard!!!"

[@annoyingbananana]

Plot twist: The deer spooked YOU, and Bubbles was worried for you, so she took you home as as quickly as possible. hehe. 🤭

[@horseygirl70]

That is the longest 3 minutes of my life watching it must have felt like an eternity to you. Glad you both are ok.

[@AnnaBelleEevee]

I know this is old but im glad you and your horse are ok. And im sure you both learned from this experience. And i love that even though the horse was spooked they still ran all the way home

[@stacytaddiken7634]

That's when you realize that's an illusion that we have "control" of a horse, we never have control they can and will do what they want especially when that flight response kicks in. Glad everyone is OK ❤

[@ewaskowronska9367]

For sure I would require large and strong drink after this ride.Great job staying on.❤

[@pageachatter229]

You did good. You managed to stay on for a long while. It's quite a terrifying experience to ride a bolting horse. Some cussing is to be expected from something like that. Lol.

[@martajoannazwolinska4817]

This video has me in stitches each time I see it😂 epic Bubbles 😂🤣 well done for staying on all the way ✊🏻😂

[@stacyenzmann1230]

Holy Mole! What excellent riding you did while hanging on! I do have to say, you picked the best name for your horse--its clearly impossible to scream "Bubbles!" and sound either angry or scared!

[@amywhite1378]

wow, well done for staying on!! I had my first spook experience today which got me searching for vids on KZbin and brought me here. I've not been riding very long so even though my experience today only lasted a few seconds, i was so scared lol. you done so well to stay on, looks terrifying!