ROFL This is like something you'd see on World's Dumbest. But seriously, no wonder the Colt's acting up. I just think it's hilarious that it drug that man's ass all over the apple orchard xD Thanks for the laugh!
Che canzone di merda ragazzi... fai più schifo di quella della telecom. Preferisco un calcio in bocca da sta merda di cavallo che ascoltare sta canzone di mmmmmmerda!
@orafausta Ma crepa idiota. Scrivi come un demente lobotizzato. E' un nick per you tube, non un video. Handicappato. Solo ad un handicappato può piacere una canzone di merda come questa.
@nickfortube vabbe 1 handikappato sei tu 2 crepa tu 3 sn una femmina 4 parlare cn te è come parlare ad una merda e quindi lasciami in pace ciao merdoso
certo ke il puledro ha saputo domarti Bene!!! :-) sono morto dalle risate.....!!!!! tra 4 - 5 mesi sarai pronto per essere potato alla corda senza farti male!!!! :-)
Ps: prendila come una battatuta.... se reputi il contrario, chiedo scusa anticipatamente
Tranquillo .... tutte le volte che lo vedo mi scappa sempre da ridere ..... troppo forte. Adesso è un super cavallo ... uno di questi giorni lo rimetto on line. Sono cose che capitano con gli stalloncini pieni di grinta .... e le corde troppo fini. Un saluto!!
senza offesa, ma l'ignoranza e' il miglior modo per farsi male e fare male agli altri. prima di improvvisarsi "uomo che sussurra ai cavalli" sarebbe bene magari essere umile e imparare le basi, anche solo come si deve portare un cavallo. ti e' andata bene.
....se poi spieghi a qualcuno cosa volevi fare con quel puledro,a parte farti male,e farci sorridere,te ne sarei grato ciao e stai attento, la prossima volta potrebbe andarti peggio, e ci sarebbe poco da ridere.
That's when I'd stick his little but in a round pen, and teach him who's boss and to listen. Very bad to let a young horse act up like that and get away with it.
Yeah, but he's not giving respect back, you don't get respect with respect from a horse. A youngster is going to grow to be a big animal and they have to now that you are their "herd" leader and they need to treat YOU with respect, it's in a horse's nature. Study a little horse psychology.
@herewefly I might be late on the reply, but when a horse acts like that, any horse, they're not showing YOU respect. If they cant show me respect, they get none from me. I treat them like a boss mare would and make them move!
That is when you make the colt back away from yourself and standing your ground, showing you cannot be bossed over as you are the boss and require personal space.
Always, the colt was in control and took advantage of this seemingly inexperienced handler.
Backing away means you are acting submissive.
Neither did the colt learn that what he did was wrong.
Uno dei piu bei video mai visti , siete grandi , ho riso per un ora .... specialmente alla fine ( in vendita ... for sale ) GRANDIOSI ...UNA FIGATA VERAMENTE
I'm not big on Parelli, but I do like Chris Irwin... Either way, the guy handling this foal was clearly inexperienced or he would not have given him so much slack in the line to begin with and he would not have let himself get in behind the foal like that.
Young colts require experienced handlers. This video is a clear testament to why you need to start handling and working with foals when they are born. The idea that you turn them out to grow and then bring them in for a crash course in manners is ridiculous. The worst part is that this colt is lined up for a hard life. Being this hard to handle he is not anyone's idea of a companion. Please start your horses young and seek help before they becomes unsafe. It is a small price for both of you.
ummm this needs some serious work!! my colt isnt nearly this bad and im only there on weekends!! he needs to learn who the "alpha" is. and GROUND MANNERS!!
wow its called a stud chain and GROUND MANORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! was he trying to lunge this horse or something? shesh and as someone else said 'nothing works unless its used right' natural horsemanship works if you know what your doing
i doubt they're gonna waste their money on parelli.i've been to a stable and someone was doing some sort of parelli thing with something called a carrot stick that was just an orange whip(what the hell is a carrot stick?)and that horse was scared shitless of this"carrot stick"and came running through the barn trying to get away from the whip or"carrot stick"(lol!). parelli is just a waste of money.what this colt needs is a firm handler that knows what the hell he/she is doing!
nothing works unless its used right.. carrot sticks aka stick and string are always scarey to a horse the first time until they are trained with it. my horse freaked.. but there is a right and wrong way to use it.. its not a whip, its more solid, and its used to get the horse used to situations they will encounter in life. clinton anderson has many free youtube videos, use him or any other one that wouldnt use a purchased disc.. long and short, this guy needs to use a round pen and common sense!
bhè dv dire che se stavi cercando di domarlo....nn è così che si fà..xkè lo stavi sl spaventando e facendo male...quindi da lui cosa puoi pretendere...se vuoi lo compro io.....
ok I must say to all theses comment about young people having stallions.
I'm now 16, but when I was 12 I got my first stallion, he is a 13.2 welsh mountain pony,i trained him from scratch and he won numerous titles including supreme champion stallion.I now have 3 stallions and a young colt who at 15.3 hands already (he is rising two) I will be breaking in there is no reason a young person can not deal with stallions competently I am from a nonhorsey family and I now have a successful stud farm
lack of respect! Our studs are safe on the halter before they even get big enough to really hurt you. He acted like he needed a good run around the pasture too! LOL
scusate...ma...non ho potuto fare a meno di ridere...mi dispiace ma credo che debba fare veramente male ricevere un calcio alla bocca dello stomaco...
Cmq. non è colpa del puledro, ma della gente che possiede...ma poi...come si può pensare di domare un cavallo in uno spazio cosi aperto, tirando e facendogli soltanto male?!
the two moaning about why an 11 year old had a stallion at her age....angel06flyboy & scooter8marcus) i have been brought up around horses including STALLIONS i rode a stallion at the age of 7 to be exact....and i alsoi had an accident when i was 8 where my grandads old connemara MARE spooked i fell my foot got caught in the stirrup and i ended up with a broken leg in 5 places and a broken shoulder blade......what im trying to say is that its not just stallion aint the only dangerous horses
this is why horse ignorant people shouldnt have them they say they are dangerous when its their own damn fault because they dont know how to handle them
My parents bought me a 9 yr old stud that was not broke or anything.i got him out to walk him around one day when i was 11 yrs old and he(being 16 hands and almost a thousand lbs,not trained,and almost completly wild,very easily spooked and hyper/high strung)...took off dragging me with him.He kicked me and stomped on me almost killing me.He kicked me almost blinding me and breaking 4 of my ribs.I remember telling my parents never to buy me a cheap horse because there is a reason they r so cheap
scooter8marcus..because my parents had no clue about anything that had to do with horses,so they thought that buying me a cheap horse would shut me up because i never stopped talking about wanting a horse,they found a cheap horse for sell,they bought it,and i almost got killed because of their mistake.Now they know how dangerous they are and they got rid of that stud,bought me another horse and they now know more about horses than I do.
Well for one thing the colt looked like he was playing at first. Sure it is a respect issue but round pen work isn't going to solve anything if the person doing the round pen work doesn't know what their doing. Secondly, the rope was caught under his elbow which looked like to me is what cause him to rear and strike when the guy pulled on the rope.
That colt has some major problems.. My vet was just kicked like that and ended up with 3 broken ribs...put that colt in the round yard and teach him some manners.
I agree if he would start out with ground work and manners in a roundpen where the colt has to respect the area of the roudpen, none of this probabally would have happened..it also helps if the handler knows what he's doing.. :D
well, i lacerated my spleen being kicked by a horse and as funny as it sounds it was a serious injury... i coulodn't ride for a yr... further more it was from a colt that used to pull the same crap in this vid, don't put up with it now! teach him to lunge properly now if thats what you were trying to do and don't put up with anything, correcting misbehaving now is easy before it becomes routine
Huh-uh. That guy was losing in the first 5 seconds of this clip! This colt is way pushy and has zero respect. Stick his fanny in a round pen and get some respect from him. Or he'll be 1,200 pounds of spoiled, dangerous dog food.
Looks like it hit his hand. The horse in the video if you play pause you can see that the horse just about fliped himself over also! Gelding is not the answer he will still be like this trust me! He needs to be taught what is expected of him. And using domiance like say Clinton Anderson for example will probally get the horse to fight back. I like his temperment I think he will have a high play drive and so trick or dressage would fit him nicely. Anyway try Clicker Training!
he obviously has no respect for people. he needs to be taught some before he becomes much bigger and very dangerous. also if he is not being used for breeding i suggest gelding him would be a good idea before you try to work with him further.
Fillyfoal, I think the for sale is a joke. And that idiot didnt know anything about working with foals. Moron, as buffalogirl95 said. Betcha the colt is sweet as sugar with someone experienced.
Oh the joy of working with youngsters. When they are that young and especially if he hasn't yet been gelded then he'd probably act out like that in any situation, i agree with the wide space being bad.
HAHA i so want that colt!!! sorry guys, but the little cold was hardly hurt or damaged in any way.. and i really dont think that the guy MEANT to stand in front of him... looks like the colt was having no part of his 'training' no matter what he was gonna do. lol i like vids like this proving that even a little baby can't be muscled into doingsomething.
hahahahaha awesome! gotta love those youngsters and teaching men a thing or two about pain.
why are you guys all freaking out? jeez we know he's stupid for not knowing how to be around a colt but look how funny it was- and no pain to the colt!
You really need to learn what your doing. You don't work with a colt out in an open feild, you don't get dragged along with it, that will freak the foal even more and don't sand infrount of him! It's hard work, but you could at least know the basics. Also, if your trying to sell the horse, DON'T USE A VID OF HIM PANICING TO SELL HIM! Nobody will want to buy them, that would if he was being trained well.
im glad that colt kicked that man. you shouldnt stand infront of a youngster as you dont know them you shoud stand by its shoulder and you dont look like you should even be bringing that colt on.
4. Instead of the person holding the video camera, take them out there in case something like that happens, and dont try to do that stuff by yourself at first.
god that guy's so stupid. he should be wearing some protective gear with a colt like that! its dangerous! and why the hell is he doing it in an orchid? why?
This colt obviously knows he's got it over his handler. I don't know the horse's background, so I won't say to much, but that could've been handled much better. All I can say is be very careful and don't make assumptions, the colt needs to be taught to respect his handler.
wow!! I like this horse's spirit, how much for him? Though we do need to work on his manners, may i suggest a round pen next time? But otherwise, good job trying to hold onto that wild colt, that kick to the hand must've hurt!
It was foolish of the handler to take an unschooled colt into this orchard where the trees make a tricky situation even more dangerous. Should have been in a paddock.
yea i agree wif da grwnd work ...nd at dat age looks lyk he shuld b hving a lil bit of handling ...but he doesnt look any oldr than atlest 1 nd a half so y dnt they leave da propr getn stuk inta da horse kinda work till hes atlest 2 nd hopefully he will have maturd a bit more...dats just my opinion but hey many ova ways do work so dnt get titchy...plz!
k well the guy is asking for it by standing in front of him, thats just inviting the colt to play thats all the colt thinks....
He needs to start by standing beside him away from his feet as much as possible. Keeping him tighter lessens the chance of getting barreled like that, wat an idiot!
well how would you like to be getting pulled on by a rope, and i know more about horses than you do. i've delt with foals like that. foals are foals, and they're not supposed to have good manners, like grown horses SHOULD have.
uh yeh rite, i ride horses on the track and worked on thoroughbred Studs AND arabian studs AND paint studs.I have handled 1 day old foals to 3years olds and up, i am not stupid!!! YES the only reason he reared was because the rope was caught around his front leg, but he was ignorant to have kicked out (BIG NO NO) and bolt off!!
uh yeh rite, i ride horses on the track and worked on thoroughbred Studs AND arabian studs AND paint studs.I have handled 1 day old foals to 3years olds and up, i am not stupid!!! YES the only reason he reared was because the rope was caught around his front leg, but he was ignorant to have kicked out (BIG NO NO) and bolt off!!
omg!!! thats what i said,hes a colt hes ignorant and hes UNHANDLED thats what you get, but what i am also saying is even yearlings i have worked with which havnt even had a halter on before arent this bad.
HAHAHA u have turned it around on yourself, first u said "hes scared" and now u say "Give him discapline" ur an idiot..u dont give a horse discapline if they are genuinly scared,(which he is not)!!
well everybody, obviously the colt needs ground work and you most likely dont have to tell them that. I would say that ground work is what they are trying to work on and with a colt like that its not unlikely its gonna get pissed that human is trying to control it.
I've heard from an ex-breeder that foal hooves hurt worse than adult horses', because htey have so much power in such a smaller surface area. Yowch. This colt needs an experienced handler and plenty of room to burn off that energy.
That colt needs some serious ground work, I dont think the man was treating him poorly I just think he is not experienced enough to handle that colt. Baby needs an attitude adjustment. I did not see a scared animal, I seen disrespect and nobody able to teach him.
you sir do not know what the fuck your doing
LeslieWest224 1 month ago
aww bless um
SuperLoza09 3 months ago in playlist bad horsemanship
bello questo puledro vorrei sapere se e in vendita ,se e apposto con i documenti e la geneologia..grazie,
melubiondu1 6 months ago
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what an idiot lol
lakota123max 1 year ago
ma si è fatto male tanto tanto???
GIULIAWRIZ1 1 year ago
ROFL This is like something you'd see on World's Dumbest. But seriously, no wonder the Colt's acting up. I just think it's hilarious that it drug that man's ass all over the apple orchard xD Thanks for the laugh!
EdgyEquestrian 1 year ago 2
should have taught the horse manners earlier on.
waipolipoli 1 year ago
@waipolipoli lol yes i totally agree!
lakota123max 1 year ago
più ke altro sei tu ke non sai tenerlo... nn è colpa del puledro se tu nn sai un cavolo dei cavalli
lindy720 1 year ago
bahahaha! For sale? Not the best promotional video I have seen.... but I guess they say bad publicity is better than no publicity....
617Tora 1 year ago
your not handling that horse right at all...
whatever22blah 1 year ago
haha dumb ass
HunterJumperGirl281 1 year ago
Che canzone di merda ragazzi... fai più schifo di quella della telecom. Preferisco un calcio in bocca da sta merda di cavallo che ascoltare sta canzone di mmmmmmerda!
nickfortube 1 year ago
@nickfortube sarai te na merda il cavallo è bellix
orafausta 1 year ago
@orafausta La canzone fa quasi più cagare del tuo nick.
nickfortube 1 year ago
@nickfortube nn avro video ma tu proprio FAI PENA uccidetemi pur d vedere il TUO CANALE e poi il nome nn l'ho deciso io .VAFFANCULO ciao
orafausta 1 year ago
@orafausta Ma crepa idiota. Scrivi come un demente lobotizzato. E' un nick per you tube, non un video. Handicappato. Solo ad un handicappato può piacere una canzone di merda come questa.
nickfortube 1 year ago
@nickfortube vabbe 1 handikappato sei tu 2 crepa tu 3 sn una femmina 4 parlare cn te è come parlare ad una merda e quindi lasciami in pace ciao merdoso
orafausta 1 year ago
@orafausta E allora perchè continui ritardata...
nickfortube 1 year ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA MI SONO AMMAZZATA DAL RIDERE!!!!!!!
blackhorsesfrisian 1 year ago
Another bad horse handler. ):
TeddyPerv 1 year ago
Obviosly didn't know anything about horses
cammarkgross 1 year ago
do u know anything about horses???
yahamagirl160 1 year ago
Bahahahahah! That man DESERVED IT! give the colt some respect and work with him idiot!!
21secondpolebender 1 year ago
Ma fammi capire,lo avevi scambiato per un barboncino???
dadomatto1 1 year ago
certo ke il puledro ha saputo domarti Bene!!! :-) sono morto dalle risate.....!!!!! tra 4 - 5 mesi sarai pronto per essere potato alla corda senza farti male!!!! :-)
Ps: prendila come una battatuta.... se reputi il contrario, chiedo scusa anticipatamente
MrGiuseppe 1 year ago
Tranquillo .... tutte le volte che lo vedo mi scappa sempre da ridere ..... troppo forte. Adesso è un super cavallo ... uno di questi giorni lo rimetto on line. Sono cose che capitano con gli stalloncini pieni di grinta .... e le corde troppo fini. Un saluto!!
daniredde 1 year ago
This guy really needs to learn how to handle youngsters before one of them kills him
piaffepassage1 1 year ago
senza offesa, ma l'ignoranza e' il miglior modo per farsi male e fare male agli altri. prima di improvvisarsi "uomo che sussurra ai cavalli" sarebbe bene magari essere umile e imparare le basi, anche solo come si deve portare un cavallo. ti e' andata bene.
Darynifiction 1 year ago 2
la prossima volta potrebbe andarti veramente peggio e ci sarà poco da ridere.ciao
TheMedeaemanuela 1 year ago
....se poi spieghi a qualcuno cosa volevi fare con quel puledro,a parte farti male,e farci sorridere,te ne sarei grato ciao e stai attento, la prossima volta potrebbe andarti peggio, e ci sarebbe poco da ridere.
TheMedeaemanuela 1 year ago
Alla faccia dell'angelico puledrino!!Ahahah ho riso per mezz'ora =)..
bibidibobidibu100 1 year ago
That's when I'd stick his little but in a round pen, and teach him who's boss and to listen. Very bad to let a young horse act up like that and get away with it.
Mdequifever 1 year ago
The horse is just ypung, good gosh, I liek to treat my horses with respect
herewefly 1 year ago
@herewefly
Yeah, but he's not giving respect back, you don't get respect with respect from a horse. A youngster is going to grow to be a big animal and they have to now that you are their "herd" leader and they need to treat YOU with respect, it's in a horse's nature. Study a little horse psychology.
Mdequifever 1 year ago 2
@herewefly I might be late on the reply, but when a horse acts like that, any horse, they're not showing YOU respect. If they cant show me respect, they get none from me. I treat them like a boss mare would and make them move!
Mdequifever 4 months ago
lol
Snauzer67 1 year ago
Questo video è geniale! =D ahahahh
IFuckLikeABeast111 2 years ago
OMG what shitty horsemanship..kudos to the colt for realizing HE is boss!
CritterCountryPets 2 years ago
Who's singing or what song is that?
womonuserg 2 years ago
That is when you make the colt back away from yourself and standing your ground, showing you cannot be bossed over as you are the boss and require personal space.
Always, the colt was in control and took advantage of this seemingly inexperienced handler.
Backing away means you are acting submissive.
Neither did the colt learn that what he did was wrong.
Sniffysmyboy 2 years ago
Uno dei piu bei video mai visti , siete grandi , ho riso per un ora .... specialmente alla fine ( in vendita ... for sale ) GRANDIOSI ...UNA FIGATA VERAMENTE
feraouik 2 years ago
its so funny how the colt ust goes and grazes
horseluvergirl1 2 years ago
Certo è che ad improvvisarsi addestratori alle volte può essere davvero pericoloso!
tonyno71258 2 years ago
dangerous colt? - i wonder who made it dangerous?!
schnenniful 2 years ago
Hah, it was his own fault.. he kept backing away from the colt, instead of taking the lead...
Sleipne 2 years ago 2
oooooh wow!! it's equal to my horse!!!
LaPikkolaEndurista 2 years ago
LOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
arigh95 2 years ago
Honestly! If that was my horse, he would get in soooo much trouble!
MangoRoX87 2 years ago
I'm not big on Parelli, but I do like Chris Irwin... Either way, the guy handling this foal was clearly inexperienced or he would not have given him so much slack in the line to begin with and he would not have let himself get in behind the foal like that.
craig9055 2 years ago
Young colts require experienced handlers. This video is a clear testament to why you need to start handling and working with foals when they are born. The idea that you turn them out to grow and then bring them in for a crash course in manners is ridiculous. The worst part is that this colt is lined up for a hard life. Being this hard to handle he is not anyone's idea of a companion. Please start your horses young and seek help before they becomes unsafe. It is a small price for both of you.
OctoberHillFarms 2 years ago 2
well looks like someone needs some training
baileyhorse1 2 years ago 2
ummm this needs some serious work!! my colt isnt nearly this bad and im only there on weekends!! he needs to learn who the "alpha" is. and GROUND MANNERS!!
QHsRpretty 2 years ago 2
that happened to me with a full grown horse!! he saw food and got SLIGHTLY excited
:P <3 love him 2 bits <3
pawprints95 2 years ago
wow its called a stud chain and GROUND MANORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! was he trying to lunge this horse or something? shesh and as someone else said 'nothing works unless its used right' natural horsemanship works if you know what your doing
Foxas28 2 years ago
i agree
DelaynaNicole 2 years ago
ahahahahahahahahahahahahhah
sareevento 2 years ago
Well... it's allt hat stupid guys fault! Cleary has NO horse sense at all
Sweeneytodd515 2 years ago
gli sta bene!!! daltronde e quel pirla che e '
entrato nelle sua vita...
SPAGHETTIYTANGO 2 years ago
Idiot!!!!!!!!!!
DressageStarChic 2 years ago
if the horse pulls away u let go of the lead rope durrr!!! and u should have him in a round pen to lunge. geez u guys are horse dum!
9yrhunterjumper 3 years ago
what is he stupid!?!?!?
AFGMotoGP3 3 years ago
i love the music with it..
but you have some work to do with that colt.
round pen work and get the parrelli dvds!!!
ilovemydogstodeath 3 years ago
i doubt they're gonna waste their money on parelli.i've been to a stable and someone was doing some sort of parelli thing with something called a carrot stick that was just an orange whip(what the hell is a carrot stick?)and that horse was scared shitless of this"carrot stick"and came running through the barn trying to get away from the whip or"carrot stick"(lol!). parelli is just a waste of money.what this colt needs is a firm handler that knows what the hell he/she is doing!
painthorselover101 2 years ago
nothing works unless its used right.. carrot sticks aka stick and string are always scarey to a horse the first time until they are trained with it. my horse freaked.. but there is a right and wrong way to use it.. its not a whip, its more solid, and its used to get the horse used to situations they will encounter in life. clinton anderson has many free youtube videos, use him or any other one that wouldnt use a purchased disc.. long and short, this guy needs to use a round pen and common sense!
ilovemydogstodeath 2 years ago 2
I 100% AGREE WITH YOU (painthorselover101), I think Parelli is such bull shit! hahaha
mytelonelee 2 years ago
nasty little colt! He needs a talking to!
cathrynxox 3 years ago 2
Naughty little colt glad he held on. x.x; And by no means is he an idiot. But that colt needs a talking to. D:< BAD COLT.
AnorexicQueen 3 years ago 2
I'm glad he held on, no horse should be able to get away with that crap. Inexcusable.
HorseRider36 3 years ago
lmao ass hole deserved it, if he actaully knew what he was doing, none of this would have happend.
blackmagik720 3 years ago
Let go, dumbass!
PEDE5TRIAN 3 years ago
bhè dv dire che se stavi cercando di domarlo....nn è così che si fà..xkè lo stavi sl spaventando e facendo male...quindi da lui cosa puoi pretendere...se vuoi lo compro io.....
mariaida2 3 years ago
ok I must say to all theses comment about young people having stallions.
I'm now 16, but when I was 12 I got my first stallion, he is a 13.2 welsh mountain pony,i trained him from scratch and he won numerous titles including supreme champion stallion.I now have 3 stallions and a young colt who at 15.3 hands already (he is rising two) I will be breaking in there is no reason a young person can not deal with stallions competently I am from a nonhorsey family and I now have a successful stud farm
xoxpandaxox666 3 years ago
lack of respect! Our studs are safe on the halter before they even get big enough to really hurt you. He acted like he needed a good run around the pasture too! LOL
RoxyFilly 3 years ago
wanting new friends
I NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO hV
BigTalkBigGame 3 years ago
Looks like the colt won!
savvygirl19 3 years ago
scusate...ma...non ho potuto fare a meno di ridere...mi dispiace ma credo che debba fare veramente male ricevere un calcio alla bocca dello stomaco...
Cmq. non è colpa del puledro, ma della gente che possiede...ma poi...come si può pensare di domare un cavallo in uno spazio cosi aperto, tirando e facendogli soltanto male?!
arimane83 3 years ago
the two moaning about why an 11 year old had a stallion at her age....angel06flyboy & scooter8marcus) i have been brought up around horses including STALLIONS i rode a stallion at the age of 7 to be exact....and i alsoi had an accident when i was 8 where my grandads old connemara MARE spooked i fell my foot got caught in the stirrup and i ended up with a broken leg in 5 places and a broken shoulder blade......what im trying to say is that its not just stallion aint the only dangerous horses
nuttysparky7 3 years ago
mi fai avere solo 10 giorni quel puledro?
centurione64 3 years ago
this is why horse ignorant people shouldnt have them they say they are dangerous when its their own damn fault because they dont know how to handle them
stevienshell 3 years ago 2
hahahahahah
Anelac 3 years ago
Made me laugh!!!! music suits the vid. Does the guy really know what he's doing?
fallding123 3 years ago
bellissimo
aitapasquale 3 years ago
My parents bought me a 9 yr old stud that was not broke or anything.i got him out to walk him around one day when i was 11 yrs old and he(being 16 hands and almost a thousand lbs,not trained,and almost completly wild,very easily spooked and hyper/high strung)...took off dragging me with him.He kicked me and stomped on me almost killing me.He kicked me almost blinding me and breaking 4 of my ribs.I remember telling my parents never to buy me a cheap horse because there is a reason they r so cheap
appaloosa720 3 years ago
11 year olds have no business with a stallion.
angel06flyboy 3 years ago
Why would anyone buy a stallion for an 11 year old kid! Especially a untrained one!
scooter8marcus 3 years ago
scooter8marcus..because my parents had no clue about anything that had to do with horses,so they thought that buying me a cheap horse would shut me up because i never stopped talking about wanting a horse,they found a cheap horse for sell,they bought it,and i almost got killed because of their mistake.Now they know how dangerous they are and they got rid of that stud,bought me another horse and they now know more about horses than I do.
appaloosa720 3 years ago
ohh, i c
scooter8marcus 3 years ago
He's frisky he's a COLT a young STALLION
chocolate1000000 3 years ago
id say teach the horse some good manners, but to do that ur gonna need someone that knows wat theyre doin
dafreaks101 3 years ago
ppft well thats just stupid, you are going to reck that horse!!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
OUCH!
filly4billy2002 3 years ago
The colt needs an ass kickin or a bullet
gunslinger1950 3 years ago
No horse needs a bullet, you're the one who needs the bullet after a comment like that.
What the horse needs is a person who actually knows what they're doing. Jesus...
alexonblack 3 years ago 2
a kicking strap
ShesOneRebel 3 years ago
Well for one thing the colt looked like he was playing at first. Sure it is a respect issue but round pen work isn't going to solve anything if the person doing the round pen work doesn't know what their doing. Secondly, the rope was caught under his elbow which looked like to me is what cause him to rear and strike when the guy pulled on the rope.
renegaderanger 3 years ago
ma è in vendita???Se sì lo prendo io....:-P
xxxHorseWildxxx 3 years ago
Ciao sei fortissimo.
Se riesci a domarlo sarà un cavallo stupendo.
In bocca al lupo
xmary67 3 years ago 2
That colt has some major problems.. My vet was just kicked like that and ended up with 3 broken ribs...put that colt in the round yard and teach him some manners.
boofheadrules 3 years ago
I agree if he would start out with ground work and manners in a roundpen where the colt has to respect the area of the roudpen, none of this probabally would have happened..it also helps if the handler knows what he's doing.. :D
NoLeSsThAnAvErAgE 3 years ago
well, i lacerated my spleen being kicked by a horse and as funny as it sounds it was a serious injury... i coulodn't ride for a yr... further more it was from a colt that used to pull the same crap in this vid, don't put up with it now! teach him to lunge properly now if thats what you were trying to do and don't put up with anything, correcting misbehaving now is easy before it becomes routine
frootyflamingo62107 3 years ago
Huh-uh. That guy was losing in the first 5 seconds of this clip! This colt is way pushy and has zero respect. Stick his fanny in a round pen and get some respect from him. Or he'll be 1,200 pounds of spoiled, dangerous dog food.
ponygrl1 3 years ago
OMG!! LMAO! This video is stupid funny!
BarnPrincess121 3 years ago
It doesn't look like he is intentionally trying to hurt him just trying to play but we are not 1000lb horses with thick muscles either!
horsesandjesus 3 years ago
Looks like it hit his hand. The horse in the video if you play pause you can see that the horse just about fliped himself over also! Gelding is not the answer he will still be like this trust me! He needs to be taught what is expected of him. And using domiance like say Clinton Anderson for example will probally get the horse to fight back. I like his temperment I think he will have a high play drive and so trick or dressage would fit him nicely. Anyway try Clicker Training!
horsesandjesus 3 years ago
he obviously has no respect for people. he needs to be taught some before he becomes much bigger and very dangerous. also if he is not being used for breeding i suggest gelding him would be a good idea before you try to work with him further.
alaadin4eva 3 years ago
dude who is stupid enough to let a colt out there in the open.
you idiots you deserved that you know.
x4kitty 3 years ago
Fillyfoal, I think the for sale is a joke. And that idiot didnt know anything about working with foals. Moron, as buffalogirl95 said. Betcha the colt is sweet as sugar with someone experienced.
HottSpud 3 years ago
if he is not intended for breeding, i would suggest getting him GELDED!!
he would definetly turn into a very dangourous horse if he stayed as a stallion
mandaleacalico 3 years ago
Define ROUND PEN TRAINING
Equestrian08 3 years ago
lol looks like my new little colt joey ill be saddling up his mother and hell come charging and nail me right in the back lol
1iluvnickjonas2 3 years ago
Oh the joy of working with youngsters. When they are that young and especially if he hasn't yet been gelded then he'd probably act out like that in any situation, i agree with the wide space being bad.
KaylitaBonitaChica 3 years ago
HAHA i so want that colt!!! sorry guys, but the little cold was hardly hurt or damaged in any way.. and i really dont think that the guy MEANT to stand in front of him... looks like the colt was having no part of his 'training' no matter what he was gonna do. lol i like vids like this proving that even a little baby can't be muscled into doingsomething.
playtimewithnike 3 years ago
hahahahaha awesome! gotta love those youngsters and teaching men a thing or two about pain.
why are you guys all freaking out? jeez we know he's stupid for not knowing how to be around a colt but look how funny it was- and no pain to the colt!
jawbreaker90210 3 years ago
moron
buffalogirl95 3 years ago
poor baby horse.
goldentoes 3 years ago
You really need to learn what your doing. You don't work with a colt out in an open feild, you don't get dragged along with it, that will freak the foal even more and don't sand infrount of him! It's hard work, but you could at least know the basics. Also, if your trying to sell the horse, DON'T USE A VID OF HIM PANICING TO SELL HIM! Nobody will want to buy them, that would if he was being trained well.
xXfillyfoalXx 3 years ago
im glad that colt kicked that man. you shouldnt stand infront of a youngster as you dont know them you shoud stand by its shoulder and you dont look like you should even be bringing that colt on.
xxsajxx 3 years ago
he is a little old for this but you can try to put the lead rope behind his back legs to keep him from kicking
littlemissequus 3 years ago
ppft well thats just stupid!!!
you are going to reck that horse!!
SJrules56 3 years ago
Ok..few things...
1. Get a REAL trainer.
2. Dont try to work with a colt in an open feild.
3. Know what you're doing.
4. Instead of the person holding the video camera, take them out there in case something like that happens, and dont try to do that stuff by yourself at first.
Barrelbrat2505 3 years ago
you deff had that coming
westernrider88 3 years ago
god that guy's so stupid. he should be wearing some protective gear with a colt like that! its dangerous! and why the hell is he doing it in an orchid? why?
pandalover952 3 years ago
its not dangerous!! its just full ov energy....plus it probably dusnt like bein lead on a PEICE OF STRING!!
barbersgirl6 3 years ago 2
stupid trainer=kicked bollocks lol
beboppaul400 3 years ago
Okay, first of all, geld him!
Second, use the correct training equipment
Third DON'T take risks
And finally, DON'T LET HIM GET AWAY WITH IT
This colt obviously knows he's got it over his handler. I don't know the horse's background, so I won't say to much, but that could've been handled much better. All I can say is be very careful and don't make assumptions, the colt needs to be taught to respect his handler.
misfitmonk 3 years ago
wow i would have kicked that babie's ass.
CharlieCharlesChuck 3 years ago
k... geld him. don't handle babies until you're very very good with horses.
winterblueangel 3 years ago
Its a colt its going to be full of energy!
ponyclubber12 3 years ago
if the colt dossent trust you, then you cant work with it
kvist55 3 years ago
What the HELL was he leading him with. A piece of STRING?!
Smarby 3 years ago
shouldve put the rope around his rump after that to keep better control of him.
cowgerlup 3 years ago
I would make him two stone lighter. That always takes the wind out of there sales.
justcrackin 3 years ago
shame on you!
winterblueangel 3 years ago
ahahahah!!!se lo vendete io lo prendoo!!
GinniKaulitz 4 years ago
wow!! I like this horse's spirit, how much for him? Though we do need to work on his manners, may i suggest a round pen next time? But otherwise, good job trying to hold onto that wild colt, that kick to the hand must've hurt!
Horsefreak22 4 years ago
haha wow now this is y u never take a young colt out in the open. u should always pay attention and have a short lead wit htem!
ashleyfield71 4 years ago
Teach that horse some manners before he gets too big to argue with.
Manners start in the stable.
Flurryknox2 4 years ago
Yeah seriously.
cciufo 4 years ago
It was foolish of the handler to take an unschooled colt into this orchard where the trees make a tricky situation even more dangerous. Should have been in a paddock.
reffyca 4 years ago 2
ouch!
HorseWhisperer5 4 years ago
Idiots arguing. Even the best trainers make mistakes and all horses are unpredictable, especially the young ones.
Komajabu 4 years ago
im not an idiot, thank ya very much.
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
are you the person in the video?
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
nope. im not that much of an idiot, u cant talk!!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
ground work and dicipline my 2 mares dont have that yeah they can be a hand full but i dont like to dicipline my horses
oakstorm 4 years ago
yea i agree wif da grwnd work ...nd at dat age looks lyk he shuld b hving a lil bit of handling ...but he doesnt look any oldr than atlest 1 nd a half so y dnt they leave da propr getn stuk inta da horse kinda work till hes atlest 2 nd hopefully he will have maturd a bit more...dats just my opinion but hey many ova ways do work so dnt get titchy...plz!
UpInSmoke96 4 years ago
k well the guy is asking for it by standing in front of him, thats just inviting the colt to play thats all the colt thinks....
He needs to start by standing beside him away from his feet as much as possible. Keeping him tighter lessens the chance of getting barreled like that, wat an idiot!
JAYandASHLEIGH 4 years ago
Best leave him to someone that is able to handle a colt. He needs ground work and dicipline!
naturallyhorses 4 years ago
hes not "dangerous," hes just scared!!
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
this horse isnt scared are you nuts!! this horse is an ignorant unhandled colt.thats what you get!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
well how would you like to be getting pulled on by a rope, and i know more about horses than you do. i've delt with foals like that. foals are foals, and they're not supposed to have good manners, like grown horses SHOULD have.
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
uh yeh rite, i ride horses on the track and worked on thoroughbred Studs AND arabian studs AND paint studs.I have handled 1 day old foals to 3years olds and up, i am not stupid!!! YES the only reason he reared was because the rope was caught around his front leg, but he was ignorant to have kicked out (BIG NO NO) and bolt off!!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
uh yeh rite, i ride horses on the track and worked on thoroughbred Studs AND arabian studs AND paint studs.I have handled 1 day old foals to 3years olds and up, i am not stupid!!! YES the only reason he reared was because the rope was caught around his front leg, but he was ignorant to have kicked out (BIG NO NO) and bolt off!!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
yes...that is why you need to train him!
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
omg!!! thats what i said,hes a colt hes ignorant and hes UNHANDLED thats what you get, but what i am also saying is even yearlings i have worked with which havnt even had a halter on before arent this bad.
horses4ever62 4 years ago
mayeb because you suck?
GIVE HIM DISIPLINE!
foxchasehorses 4 years ago
HAHAHA u have turned it around on yourself, first u said "hes scared" and now u say "Give him discapline" ur an idiot..u dont give a horse discapline if they are genuinly scared,(which he is not)!!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
I suggest you give yourself a spelling lesson! It's "discipline".
reffyca 4 years ago
ever herd of anything called typo?!
horses4ever62 4 years ago
Haha!
I love at the end [for sale]. Nice touch!
fuzzyraspberry 4 years ago
That colt will make a lovely gelding!
ArnieShebath 4 years ago
The man should have some help!
jessjess1912 4 years ago
he took it well :)
LuiBabe56982 4 years ago
well everybody, obviously the colt needs ground work and you most likely dont have to tell them that. I would say that ground work is what they are trying to work on and with a colt like that its not unlikely its gonna get pissed that human is trying to control it.
heytherebuddy123 4 years ago
ooof that looked sore
well nice colt tho
my filly used to do that but now shes calmed down alot
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lulaball 4 years ago
u need to put that colt in a more contained area until hes more comfortable in the ground work
Jamberine 4 years ago
bellissimo video !! ahahah
TonyBellardi 4 years ago
u should be very care full with babys
megzal 4 years ago
I've heard from an ex-breeder that foal hooves hurt worse than adult horses', because htey have so much power in such a smaller surface area. Yowch. This colt needs an experienced handler and plenty of room to burn off that energy.
Caldella 4 years ago
yes, that horse needs work, and ow, ive been kicked by a horse *my fault* and it hurts like h*ll
soccerluver231 4 years ago
haha gutted mate!! :L lol
servs yi rite!!
bigjono13 4 years ago
The handler isnt the brightest in the world.
Flek17 4 years ago
That colt needs some ground work!
Nickersss 4 years ago
try taking a crop to its ass
JavaPony19 4 years ago
he needs to hold the colt on a longer rope, the colt needs so feel free but still on a rope.
x0holly0x 4 years ago
That colt needs some serious ground work, I dont think the man was treating him poorly I just think he is not experienced enough to handle that colt. Baby needs an attitude adjustment. I did not see a scared animal, I seen disrespect and nobody able to teach him.
Tereas26 4 years ago 3
Some people need to get a grip, that colt needs some manners knocked into it!!!!!! cheeky lil' sh*t
Jamez178 4 years ago 2
I love the music! Who is that?
jhnuwolt 4 years ago
IDIOT
breakingthehabit2008 4 years ago