what a gorgeous little man you have there, its a shame what happend.. but it could happen to anyone :/ glad all is well now though and hope the accident hasnt put him off loading a lil.. i know a friends horse had a simular incident and her horse refused to load... took her ages to persuade him again but she won him over xD
gorgeous extremely brave horse :D a terrible thing happend to one of my friends...she was on her way to a show and her horse was being floated there, some idiot zoomed past and lost control, crashing into the trailor, crushing Bandit (the horse) and nearly killing him, luckily they werent far away from a show ground where vets assited them, obviously the show couldn't carry on, and she was too scared to float back home.. they kept him there to recover, he died a week later from serious...cont..
i love this video i like to see the way you take care you hourse becouse some another peoples they no have feeling they kill and that et ... good for you thas is really good video god blessyou
why would u tstand there and take pictures of ur hors ein bleeding pain its cruel it slike u smashing ur head open and bleeding thne ur mum standing there and taking pictures of ur head pouring out blood its cruel
@majortom123ify When a tragic event like this happens there isn't much you can so until the vet gets there. It isnt stated here what there horse went through besides a "trailer accident" but any accident that would cause this much destruction is traumatic for a horse so you have to stay calm. There was already one woman holding the horse and so another woman taking a picture is not "cruel." There could be many reasons for taking pictures of this right away, for example horse insurance
I have a 13.1hh Conemmara X Welsh gelding, and keep him on a woring farm/livery yard with my other 2 mares. He got away from me walking to the field one day and fell down a cattle grid, totally shredding his front left leg. He was rushed to the vets and they miraculously managed to sew the leg back together. 6 months of bandages and box rest later, he was back in the field, a happy pony.
I was as blameless there as Hunter's owner is in this situation. Accidents happen, and they're noones fault.
To everyone blaming the owner - she is totally blameless! It could have happened to anyone, and she has coped magnificently, caring and nurturing hunter back to health! My mare fell in the trailer, for NO reason, and it was a travel boot that saved her leg from even worse injury. It's just unfortunate that Hunter's didn't work.
Stop being ignorant asshats and blaming his owner.
i dont understand how accidents like this happen. take a walk around your trailer make sure no horses are tied to it, the doors shut, and no loops of rope like halters are laying around to tangle in horses feet! be more cautious and aware everyone. its rediculous how much crap people do without thinking.
@masterjake364 well there could have been a car acident which led to the hurting of this horse, im sure the owner was very good to him and the trailer was probobly checked!
That happened to me once but he sliced his leg open at a horse show same one, that your horse did. couldnt ride him for a month .... then we could slowly get him working again...... when i was able to get on him again.... i was about to cry...my accident caused me to go to the hospital in an ambulance!!
I said there's nothing wrong with it.I simply prefer English because it seems well "fancy".I never said Western didn't have any history just less,since it's techniacally newer.English was made by the monarch's and noble-men of England traced back to the Middle Ages.Western poor farm-hands in the American Southwest of the late 19th-century.Nothing wrong with either though.Admire horse-riders wether English or Western.I'm sorry if I offended anyone.
Good to know he's recovered.Also your an English rider just like me.Alway's prefered English.Seems to have an elegance,class,and history Western lacks.Though of course nothing wrong with Western.
@Tay5551 There's nothing wrong with western! I actually admire Western Horseback Riding even though I do English. Western DOES have history. It went through the old west and was used as working saddles. Western riders would use Western and go on Buckskin horses through the wilderness and through steep, dangerous mountains. I actually find Western Horseback Riding to be remarkable, and just covered in History.
Wow, what a beautiful and brave horse!! I'm so glad he recovered, he looked like a wonderful and patient horse to put up with all those little kids :)
We had a young gelding who ran into the bumper of a large truck . it opened his chest like the page of a book. The tear was about 16 inches by 12 inches. we used a product called "Underwoods" use it with backing soda...i heals the injury from the inside out while the backing soda helps eats away the proud flesh,Amazing stuff...by the time the little man healed up you could not tell he had a n injury.....we swear by the stuff. glad to see your guy is better!
arr bless !!! hes gorgeous and very brave !!what my friend does with her horse is but tendon boots on and celatapes them so they wont come off on all 4 legs and then puts travelling boots on top just if you wanted to try this or use it some time :)
@AshleighRSexton theres a few reasons really, so they dont sweat as much when working/riding and also in winter it helps them dry off quicker so they dont get colder. i dont like how it looks either but it has to be done
@AshleighRSexton theres a few reasons really, so they dont sweat as much when working/riding and also in winter it helps them dry off quicker so they dont get colder. i dont like how it looks either but it has to be done also they aint shaved theyre clipped
What an upsetting video, it almost brought a tear to my eye. What a lovely horse you have, I am glad he has healed well and wish you every success with him in the future. I will certainly be thinking twice before putting travel boots on my chap again.
you have an amazing horse!! your place makes me want to move to cali it looks like Spain :) also I'm glad he healed so well. It looked like there was very minimal scaring.
that is 1 brave and gorgeous hoese... his back and riding now... do u still own him? he is such a brave boy god bless him and u both going through pain
i had an andilusian that was used to a ramp and if she is put in a different slot other than the second one, she falls underneath the trailer. i am so glad this didn't happen to her!
You can buy ramps for the step-down trailors and I think the shipping velcro boots are made to protect against minor bumps to those fragile bones in the trailor....I don't think anyone or anything could have predicted or protected him from a fall that horrendous. I'm glad to see he is...well...back on his feet, and that it didn't have any ill emotional damage from it.
wow imagine the pain he was in he's soooo beautiful i hope hes okay now his blood was everywhere im glad you didnt have to send him to the slaughter house. xx
ur such a good person.. :) most well some idk people would say oh crap ur good for nothing off to slaughter for you! .. thanks for saving your horse means alot
omg your horse is stunning and looks so friendly like the ideal family horse your so lucking :) hes such a brave horse and so happy that he's now recovered :)
Obviously, I wasn't there to see your particular accident, but most of the time when horses slide under the trailer while unloading, it's because the trailer isn't attached to the truck properly. Make sure, every time you hook up, that the truck and trailer are completely level. The front of the trailer being lower than the back causes almost all of these types of accidents!
OMG.... that's terrible....I'm so glad I came across your video before I invested in a pair of shipping boots.... wraps only for my boys.... I'll use your video as a cautionary tale for my friends...Thank you so much for posting this!! I'm so glad he's recovered... what a beautiful horse....
You have such a nice family and a beautiful, brave, strong horse. I hope that something like this never has to happen again to you, it's so tragic! Did you put bandages on his legs after he had to heal open?
That had to be an enormous shock when that happened! But it's absolutely marvelous that he recovered alright! And I agree with a couple of people before me -- amazing that you gave him the chance to recover, I know people who would have put him to sleep right away, but this proves that horses can recover very well!
Thats a shame, but he healed up nicely. I'm happy you guys put in the effort to heal him and didn't think he was useless and give him the final shot like so many do. He looks like a beautiful horse to ride, I'm jealous.
you've been lucky, my horsie was attacked by a dog and can't run anymore, it was 3 years ago, but it's not becouse she can't run that i'll leave her alone, she's my best friend!
Thanks for sharing this story with us. I empathise because my horse had a similiar injury after getting back legs caught down a cattle grid. Great news though as 7 mths on she is getting back into work slowly. We are lucky enough to tell the tale of our fabulous horses making it good!!
we had horse who had a trailer accident too, he was a bit cut up around his hooves but nothing to bad. he died a few years ago from some internal problem, we still don't know what he died from and honestly i don't care anymore.
wat happened in teh accident? glad he recovered, my mare had 40+ stitches wen she kicked thru her stall (she nevr was a kicker but we say she rolled and extended thru the wall) but she is now back to showing and she off for about 2 months
im so so glad hunter got better =) gives everyone hope that incidents that baddont always end in euthanasia. and i will certainly never ever travel my pony in boots, bandages all the way, even if they are more time consuming, not worth it. guess im lucky last season he travelled naked lukily hes a chilled out babba
I fervently believe that had your horse not had the show/life experience he would not have recovered so nicely. Horses that have been handled more tend to progress quicker through an injury partly because they allow the care giver to care for the injury and tolerate all that is required to recover. It is difficult for a horse to be stall bound for recovery and you must be a lovely equestrian to have brought him through a potentially career ending accident with such positive results.
heey i know what you've been thruth.. my mare had a broken bone, but with suggery she would and is completly recovered. now 1 and an half year later we do dressage, jumping and even a bit eventing again and she's her crazy bitchy self again. i wish you'll have many nondoctor years ahead with hunter greetzz
Thank you for posting these pictures. Any horse owner that has gone thru a tramatic injury with their horse would appreciate it and know they are not alone out there. I've been through a few tough ones but not this extreme.
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im sorry and i really sympathize for this poor horse but what type of person would want to post those pictures on the internet for the world to see, its just wrong
the kind of person who is very grateful that her horse recovered and is now back to riding, jumping, dressage.... and hoping that through posting the photos someone else doesn't think a horse travelling in velcro shipping boots is 100%safe!
learn by others mistakes so you and your horse don't have to go through this anguish!
Well put hunterthehonkey. Maybe Eijikakashikuran should look to the left and see all the truly horrific things going on in the horse world which people CHOOSE to do.
Thanks for sharing. I have considered putting float boots on my horse. Won't now though.
shipping boots are awesome if they fit right and it is very hard to get good ones so your prob right to just do raps from now on. i can tell you love you horses very much and im sorry this happened to you beautiful boy :( its hard to see that kind of stuff happen to horses expecaly when they ear soo loved:)
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lambjump123 2 weeks ago
Ow! It could have been much worse! This is a beautiful horse.
ElizabethDMadison 4 weeks ago
so adorable
lucyrox200 1 month ago
wrong song, but brave horse :)
izsy97 1 month ago
such a beautiful horse
pieful2468 1 month ago
omg im so sorry
313yeye 1 month ago
hes beautiful! what breed is he? warmblood?
He looks to be recovering very nicely. :)
luvergirl43 1 month ago
It's sad that accidents happens. :( Beautiful horse. ;)
Strul83 1 month ago
OMG!!!!!!!
ginnyweaselyfan 1 month ago
what a gorgeous little man you have there, its a shame what happend.. but it could happen to anyone :/ glad all is well now though and hope the accident hasnt put him off loading a lil.. i know a friends horse had a simular incident and her horse refused to load... took her ages to persuade him again but she won him over xD
thefemaleboss91 1 month ago
wow! hes a big boy
13countryrider 1 month ago
@mrhobbsrocks Why would you ask something like that???Anyway it told you how, a trailering accident, duh.
redremover5 1 month ago
@hunterthehonkey At 2:53 is that flesh on the ground????
redremover5 1 month ago
beatiful horse sorry for my bad spelling
WelshPonyFreak 2 months ago
Poor thing. He had like chuncks come out of him. But he is hopefully all healed by now.
Kaliegrl67 2 months ago
THAT IS INSANE!
elliebeautylover 2 months ago
Aww
spirit1435 2 months ago
oomgg! he is the prettiest horse! and huge!!!!! i know you have probably been asked already.... but how did the accident occur?
well done on healing him! :D sooo happy he got better! what a big brave boy! :P
ChestnutHorses173 3 months ago
internal injuries, she has never been the same about floating horses to tht show since :()
ChestnutHorses173 3 months ago
gorgeous extremely brave horse :D a terrible thing happend to one of my friends...she was on her way to a show and her horse was being floated there, some idiot zoomed past and lost control, crashing into the trailor, crushing Bandit (the horse) and nearly killing him, luckily they werent far away from a show ground where vets assited them, obviously the show couldn't carry on, and she was too scared to float back home.. they kept him there to recover, he died a week later from serious...cont..
ChestnutHorses173 3 months ago
gorgeous horse :) he's a big boy, how tall is he? i love tall horses... so happy he's fully recovered now!!
fluteyhorse 3 months ago
you must have been so worried! im so glad he was alright!!
reininghorses57 4 months ago
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amycarnet 5 months ago
i love this video i like to see the way you take care you hourse becouse some another peoples they no have feeling they kill and that et ... good for you thas is really good video god blessyou
rovirarene9 6 months ago
why would u tstand there and take pictures of ur hors ein bleeding pain its cruel it slike u smashing ur head open and bleeding thne ur mum standing there and taking pictures of ur head pouring out blood its cruel
majortom123ify 6 months ago
@majortom123ify When a tragic event like this happens there isn't much you can so until the vet gets there. It isnt stated here what there horse went through besides a "trailer accident" but any accident that would cause this much destruction is traumatic for a horse so you have to stay calm. There was already one woman holding the horse and so another woman taking a picture is not "cruel." There could be many reasons for taking pictures of this right away, for example horse insurance
JLDC5195 6 months ago 2
i love the seat thing behond you, where did you get it??
fishiz3434 6 months ago
what a beautiful and brave horse!
katyponyforever 6 months ago
Omg congradulations on helping him! God really appriciates that, it was nice that you didnt give up. Thx.
Modlehorsecollector 6 months ago
And that is why we do our travel boots up as tight as possible.
He's a lovely horse and in the picture at 2:44 doesn't even seem fazed!
hannahbananaroxsox 6 months ago
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Nancysdunrabbit 6 months ago
@hannahbananaroxsox He's tranquilized.
Nancysdunrabbit 6 months ago
@Nancysdunrabbit Still... I've known horses to still be a bit scatty when sedated, even though they were relaxed.
hannahbananaroxsox 6 months ago
The picture @ 2:02 is adorable!
bellabee24 6 months ago
Not to be mean, but the title sounds like he died....lovely horse though!
AllanbelongswithCaro 7 months ago
I have a 13.1hh Conemmara X Welsh gelding, and keep him on a woring farm/livery yard with my other 2 mares. He got away from me walking to the field one day and fell down a cattle grid, totally shredding his front left leg. He was rushed to the vets and they miraculously managed to sew the leg back together. 6 months of bandages and box rest later, he was back in the field, a happy pony.
I was as blameless there as Hunter's owner is in this situation. Accidents happen, and they're noones fault.
razorsharpbubble 7 months ago
To everyone blaming the owner - she is totally blameless! It could have happened to anyone, and she has coped magnificently, caring and nurturing hunter back to health! My mare fell in the trailer, for NO reason, and it was a travel boot that saved her leg from even worse injury. It's just unfortunate that Hunter's didn't work.
Stop being ignorant asshats and blaming his owner.
razorsharpbubble 7 months ago
is hunter your's
he looks really nice
KaliJumping 7 months ago
Im so happy for you what a good boy how big ie he?
faithlovesbeau7 7 months ago
this is 100% why my horse doesn't wear any shipping boots or crap like that.
yalhooo 7 months ago
Hunter? i never heard about him!
jaykay98789 8 months ago
did the floor give way or something?
rubbishrider861 8 months ago
i take care of a horse named hunter too!:)
hunterman578 8 months ago
i dont understand how accidents like this happen. take a walk around your trailer make sure no horses are tied to it, the doors shut, and no loops of rope like halters are laying around to tangle in horses feet! be more cautious and aware everyone. its rediculous how much crap people do without thinking.
masterjake364 8 months ago
@masterjake364 well there could have been a car acident which led to the hurting of this horse, im sure the owner was very good to him and the trailer was probobly checked!
faithlovesbeau7 7 months ago
@masterjake364
IM SURE youve made a mistake once in your life before, your not human if you dont
MRSshowjumpergirl1 7 months ago
Sure glad your buddy is back!
You guys were both very lucky!
hrsngarnd 8 months ago
If you dont mind me asking, how did your accident happen? :( handsome and brave horse though! x
mrhobbsrocks 8 months ago 16
i luv horse and i hope hes ok now
milliondollarman1995 8 months ago
ye, i think he just likes eating kids... lol
awesome horse x
amy1teto1jazzie1 9 months ago
wow thats so amazing im glad you let him heal and not kill him like others would :)
theblackarabianlover 9 months ago
poor baby :(
ILoveStewie007 9 months ago
He's a BIG BOY nice horse
cloclo935 9 months ago
awwww that looks like it hurt..........
Stephanoodel 9 months ago
Poor horse... but its a bit sick to put a horse in pain on you tube !
surujdeo99 9 months ago
how didi he do it
jomill71 9 months ago
jese! That was really bad! Poor horse!
Horsepassion4life 9 months ago
He is very beautiful and very stong he is a good horse! :)
angelpaws123 9 months ago
Incredibly brave and beautiful horse, glad he is okay!
EquestrianCrazy94 9 months ago
n'awww gentle giany <33
XmaggiexrobbieX 9 months ago
poor huntr that must of hurt
horseloveremily123 10 months ago
hunter looks like an amazing horse and is lucky to have you. :)
TAYLORSANTOSUOSSO 10 months ago
gracias por cuidarlo . eso es amor
antonioperezvaladez 10 months ago
hes like the perfectly behaved horse ! i 'ouched' a lot during this video So glad he recovered :)
xxCheekyTrioxx 10 months ago
That happened to me once but he sliced his leg open at a horse show same one, that your horse did. couldnt ride him for a month .... then we could slowly get him working again...... when i was able to get on him again.... i was about to cry...my accident caused me to go to the hospital in an ambulance!!
Jensen0411 10 months ago
his gorgeous!!!!
sallzz1 10 months ago
Oh poor thing !! He's such a strong horse though ! He's gorgeous too xxx
RachelBarbourX56 10 months ago
Ohh! Poor horse!! :( He's very beautilful, brave and he's a pretty horse!! :) Good luck with "Hunter"!! =)
NaXiiA4ever 10 months ago
what a gorgeous strong mare !
huckleberry665 11 months ago
ohh poor thing. he was so brave. glad to hear hes better now.
xEquestrianGirly 11 months ago
oddio povero hunter.
52shary262 11 months ago
I said there's nothing wrong with it.I simply prefer English because it seems well "fancy".I never said Western didn't have any history just less,since it's techniacally newer.English was made by the monarch's and noble-men of England traced back to the Middle Ages.Western poor farm-hands in the American Southwest of the late 19th-century.Nothing wrong with either though.Admire horse-riders wether English or Western.I'm sorry if I offended anyone.
Tay5551 11 months ago
Good to know he's recovered.Also your an English rider just like me.Alway's prefered English.Seems to have an elegance,class,and history Western lacks.Though of course nothing wrong with Western.
Tay5551 11 months ago
@Tay5551 There's nothing wrong with western! I actually admire Western Horseback Riding even though I do English. Western DOES have history. It went through the old west and was used as working saddles. Western riders would use Western and go on Buckskin horses through the wilderness and through steep, dangerous mountains. I actually find Western Horseback Riding to be remarkable, and just covered in History.
PoneeL0ver 11 months ago
the horse i used to ride had a similar injury. completely ripped open his back leg
Crazyfilly1010 11 months ago
Wonderful job of looking after you boy!
leannebuckingham 11 months ago
Wow, what a beautiful and brave horse!! I'm so glad he recovered, he looked like a wonderful and patient horse to put up with all those little kids :)
Fade1997 1 year ago 38
We had a young gelding who ran into the bumper of a large truck . it opened his chest like the page of a book. The tear was about 16 inches by 12 inches. we used a product called "Underwoods" use it with backing soda...i heals the injury from the inside out while the backing soda helps eats away the proud flesh,Amazing stuff...by the time the little man healed up you could not tell he had a n injury.....we swear by the stuff. glad to see your guy is better!
jlotzadotz 1 year ago
congratulation, U did perfect cares ;-D Nice pictures in your video.
Rindlis 1 year ago
that is one amazing horse. and a beautiful one at that.
shelbieshelbs 1 year ago
i am happy that he is still alive
MsAllyouneed 1 year ago
Aww Give Hunter a big kiss from his youtube fans <3 ;)
MsKayliiee 1 year ago
aww'h his so brave bless him :) how did it happen though? :/
LadyxxMyxxLove 1 year ago
well it's good he got better :)
HorseshoeStables11 1 year ago
aw, the poor darling. he's so lucky to have you caring for him :)
Glowponi 1 year ago
do u still have him
EagleClan100 1 year ago
im so sorry that happened! im glad he is okay tho :)
HoodieLover52 1 year ago
boy tolerats more then humans are capable of.Poor thing.
7466309change 1 year ago
pooor horseeee i hope he is so much better now and not frightned because of the accident! much love !
Jonettepews 1 year ago
Hes a very brave horse , it looks like he lost alot of , blood , did he loose alot of blood ?
MissChloeCookie 1 year ago
Oh, he is gorgeous! That accident looks NASTY! I felt so bad for him! Glad to hear he's better now.
MsBarnBum 1 year ago
arr bless !!! hes gorgeous and very brave !!what my friend does with her horse is but tendon boots on and celatapes them so they wont come off on all 4 legs and then puts travelling boots on top just if you wanted to try this or use it some time :)
Horsezlass 1 year ago
bless him
Missponymad111 1 year ago
Why do ya'll shave your horses? Does it have a puspose, besides looking odd?
AshleighRSexton 1 year ago
@AshleighRSexton it it so they dont ge sweaty when you ride them
Missponymad111 1 year ago
@AshleighRSexton theres a few reasons really, so they dont sweat as much when working/riding and also in winter it helps them dry off quicker so they dont get colder. i dont like how it looks either but it has to be done
NothingButContempt 1 year ago
@AshleighRSexton theres a few reasons really, so they dont sweat as much when working/riding and also in winter it helps them dry off quicker so they dont get colder. i dont like how it looks either but it has to be done also they aint shaved theyre clipped
NothingButContempt 1 year ago
is he alright now or what
CrazyGirlz442 1 year ago
What an upsetting video, it almost brought a tear to my eye. What a lovely horse you have, I am glad he has healed well and wish you every success with him in the future. I will certainly be thinking twice before putting travel boots on my chap again.
gregm81979 1 year ago
smart asssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Mexicoalltheway213 1 year ago
He(It) in end of skin to remove(kidnap) and you your muse to take photos ho the shame of the idiot ddébile mental
zmanon1999 1 year ago
you have an amazing horse!! your place makes me want to move to cali it looks like Spain :) also I'm glad he healed so well. It looked like there was very minimal scaring.
horsegal1234 1 year ago
oh bless him, he looks like such a sweety!! poor thing, how lovely to see him getting better though, hope it hasnt affected him too much xx
razzlemetazzle 1 year ago
i thought the horse died but poor thing he had a horrible thing happened to him
KnG1Dakota 1 year ago
As long as he had support from the ones he loves they always try to make the recovery.
HopalongBarrelRacer 1 year ago
stakkels fyr han ser rigtig sød ud
idax4953 1 year ago
that is 1 brave and gorgeous hoese... his back and riding now... do u still own him? he is such a brave boy god bless him and u both going through pain
aliceloveshorses3 1 year ago
@hunterthehonkey
How is he now?? Riding well?? I wish I had a horse :)
misskarabella 1 year ago
is he alright hope he is hes beautiful and those dam shippign boot >:O
and it looks like he didnt even hurt himself
bellasararoxursox 1 year ago
is he alright hope he is hes beautiful and those dam shippign boot >:O
bellasararoxursox 1 year ago
I'm so sorry to hear he passed. He is a Gorgeous hourse
aanthony03 1 year ago
is he okay?
qwertty57 1 year ago
did he get put down?>
Gracie34555 1 year ago
i had an andilusian that was used to a ramp and if she is put in a different slot other than the second one, she falls underneath the trailer. i am so glad this didn't happen to her!
koolcowgirl 1 year ago
Glad to see he's doing better!!! He is a beautiful boy!!
Bethanymichelle25 1 year ago
wow i have just bought a new horse and it took about 5 hours to drive her home, im glad she stood still al the way home
hestenus23 1 year ago
You can buy ramps for the step-down trailors and I think the shipping velcro boots are made to protect against minor bumps to those fragile bones in the trailor....I don't think anyone or anything could have predicted or protected him from a fall that horrendous. I'm glad to see he is...well...back on his feet, and that it didn't have any ill emotional damage from it.
emmyday01 1 year ago
what a great recovery! and did it get filmed in the Napa Valley?
Saphiresnow1941 1 year ago
poor horse T_T
sarah12210 1 year ago
AWWW He looks like such a good boy good thing he wuz heeled!!!!!!!!!!!
ponchles64 1 year ago
wow imagine the pain he was in he's soooo beautiful i hope hes okay now his blood was everywhere im glad you didnt have to send him to the slaughter house. xx
Cherrypie828111 1 year ago
he is soooo pretty
bo123454321 1 year ago
ur such a good person.. :) most well some idk people would say oh crap ur good for nothing off to slaughter for you! .. thanks for saving your horse means alot
TheMooseCream 1 year ago
OW!!
Affirmed2010 1 year ago
hes a beautiful horse !!
CyNdEr0213 1 year ago
Some boots just look pretty NOT safe. Thats what most makers do.
cookiepony 1 year ago
You are the wonderful loving caring kind of horse person that i admire and aspire to become.
xAcousticAngelx 1 year ago
awww thats soo sweet, lovely story :) x
eddywhiskers 1 year ago
omg your horse is stunning and looks so friendly like the ideal family horse your so lucking :) hes such a brave horse and so happy that he's now recovered :)
elzloveshorses 1 year ago
Poor horse. Good he is better now and good keep the bandage!
TigerNrOne 1 year ago
im glad he healed
littlewiskers09 1 year ago
Obviously, I wasn't there to see your particular accident, but most of the time when horses slide under the trailer while unloading, it's because the trailer isn't attached to the truck properly. Make sure, every time you hook up, that the truck and trailer are completely level. The front of the trailer being lower than the back causes almost all of these types of accidents!
alfirinmearas 1 year ago
omg i'm never using slipping boots again !!!! how horrible you must have been sooooooo worried about hunter :( glad he's better :)
horsesrule55 1 year ago
OMG.... that's terrible....I'm so glad I came across your video before I invested in a pair of shipping boots.... wraps only for my boys.... I'll use your video as a cautionary tale for my friends...Thank you so much for posting this!! I'm so glad he's recovered... what a beautiful horse....
itsibitsirider 1 year ago
so you ride him again, but when tralliering you can't put shipping boots on?
LadyGagaFann101 1 year ago
I know how you feel
rissylulu 1 year ago
you can see on those fotos how happy that hores is
freyrepelaez 1 year ago
You have such a nice family and a beautiful, brave, strong horse. I hope that something like this never has to happen again to you, it's so tragic! Did you put bandages on his legs after he had to heal open?
nkoleczek 1 year ago
That is one brave and super pretty horse :)
TheJazminee 1 year ago 18
god bless him and ur family... he looks like a very safe and a very relaxed horse.....
SilvermoonXx 1 year ago
did u ever get him in the trailer again? cuz someting like happend to my horse and we cant get him back in the trailer.
horsefreak096 1 year ago
O my god! I'm so happy he recovered!
That must have been horrible for you and the horse!
i hope the riding goes well!
thanks for posting this, time for the shipping boots to go away haha
mizuuchiha323 1 year ago
That had to be an enormous shock when that happened! But it's absolutely marvelous that he recovered alright! And I agree with a couple of people before me -- amazing that you gave him the chance to recover, I know people who would have put him to sleep right away, but this proves that horses can recover very well!
JohnnyDeppForever45 1 year ago
omg poor baby
hes gorg
pity tht happened
all the blood on the floor in one of the pics :'(
it must hav been scarey , for everyone
good thing tht he is better now :)
XxsohasuexX 1 year ago
Thats ONe Beautiful Horse You Have He Is Amazing!
DevestatedDonna 1 year ago
now it was ok???
BubuSchweinchen 1 year ago
Dam! you can see his shlong in one of the pictures!!
fallsgrave 1 year ago
poor mare! :(
MalfoyDrago 1 year ago
So happy he is better. He looks EXACTLY like the 'Hunter' at the barn I ride at! :D
ShowJumpingHorse 1 year ago
Thats a shame, but he healed up nicely. I'm happy you guys put in the effort to heal him and didn't think he was useless and give him the final shot like so many do. He looks like a beautiful horse to ride, I'm jealous.
Bathoric95 1 year ago
next time u sud get a tralier wiv a ramp :S tht is dreadfull :(
LuXxXBekkahXxXLu 1 year ago
you've been lucky, my horsie was attacked by a dog and can't run anymore, it was 3 years ago, but it's not becouse she can't run that i'll leave her alone, she's my best friend!
child0of0satan 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this story with us. I empathise because my horse had a similiar injury after getting back legs caught down a cattle grid. Great news though as 7 mths on she is getting back into work slowly. We are lucky enough to tell the tale of our fabulous horses making it good!!
plantbuck 1 year ago
That's awful!
I'm glad he's ok and i'm glad you posted this video to warn people of the dangers of velcro boots!!
ascotluvrmo915 1 year ago
yup,
When I used to put wraps or any protection on my horses legs they would injure themselves trying to get them off.
They are irritating to them.
More injuries with them on than without.
So trash them.
Glad you had a good recovery.
semtech30 1 year ago
He's a beautiful horse. You must have been devastated after his accident. Glad he has recovered ok
Kellyturner1983 1 year ago
I'm glad he recovered from the accident :) such a beautiful horse you have ^^,
CloudStrife2014 1 year ago
What a wonderful ending of a tragic accident. I`m glad he`s fine and ready to go back to his privious activity :)
SuperMarbleArch 1 year ago
we had horse who had a trailer accident too, he was a bit cut up around his hooves but nothing to bad. he died a few years ago from some internal problem, we still don't know what he died from and honestly i don't care anymore.
WootAnimefan 1 year ago
wat happened in teh accident? glad he recovered, my mare had 40+ stitches wen she kicked thru her stall (she nevr was a kicker but we say she rolled and extended thru the wall) but she is now back to showing and she off for about 2 months
tmustang94 1 year ago
Is that skin on the floor...?
DarkeKyra 2 years ago
bande d enculer vous croyait ke sa se fait de montrer sa en video putain vous vous an fouter de la blessure du cheval putan vous etes trop con
jtdchevaux 2 years ago
what a sweetheart he is so brave! and well done to you for looking after him so well and helping him through his ordeal i subbed you subb back?
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Cossy1065 2 years ago
a real gental giant
jeannekarlas 2 years ago
very sad and glad hes better! a lovely horsex
DannyHeath08 2 years ago
Do you now use bandages? Do you interwine bandages above a hock?
kkkirsiii 2 years ago
At 1:20 or somthin wot dus it say?
PopPrince123 2 years ago
im so so glad hunter got better =) gives everyone hope that incidents that baddont always end in euthanasia. and i will certainly never ever travel my pony in boots, bandages all the way, even if they are more time consuming, not worth it. guess im lucky last season he travelled naked lukily hes a chilled out babba
EffinHawtSox 2 years ago
I fervently believe that had your horse not had the show/life experience he would not have recovered so nicely. Horses that have been handled more tend to progress quicker through an injury partly because they allow the care giver to care for the injury and tolerate all that is required to recover. It is difficult for a horse to be stall bound for recovery and you must be a lovely equestrian to have brought him through a potentially career ending accident with such positive results.
blown93coupe 2 years ago
heey i know what you've been thruth.. my mare had a broken bone, but with suggery she would and is completly recovered. now 1 and an half year later we do dressage, jumping and even a bit eventing again and she's her crazy bitchy self again. i wish you'll have many nondoctor years ahead with hunter greetzz
JewDance 2 years ago
Thank you for posting these pictures. Any horse owner that has gone thru a tramatic injury with their horse would appreciate it and know they are not alone out there. I've been through a few tough ones but not this extreme.
FlyingOnFlame 2 years ago
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im sorry and i really sympathize for this poor horse but what type of person would want to post those pictures on the internet for the world to see, its just wrong
Eijikakashikuran 2 years ago
the kind of person who is very grateful that her horse recovered and is now back to riding, jumping, dressage.... and hoping that through posting the photos someone else doesn't think a horse travelling in velcro shipping boots is 100%safe!
learn by others mistakes so you and your horse don't have to go through this anguish!
Hope that makes sense to you?!
hunterthehonkey 2 years ago 47
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Well put hunterthehonkey. Maybe Eijikakashikuran should look to the left and see all the truly horrific things going on in the horse world which people CHOOSE to do.
Thanks for sharing. I have considered putting float boots on my horse. Won't now though.
Cheers for now. Ann
EddiesMum91 1 year ago
shipping boots are awesome if they fit right and it is very hard to get good ones so your prob right to just do raps from now on. i can tell you love you horses very much and im sorry this happened to you beautiful boy :( its hard to see that kind of stuff happen to horses expecaly when they ear soo loved:)
hunterhorsegirl94 1 year ago
ARE*** lol
hunterhorsegirl94 1 year ago
@hunterthehonkey the title says last 7 months. i thought that meant it died
GAKRAC 1 year ago
ur poor horse!! hes sooo lovely!
horseyrocker 2 years ago
where was this taken? was it spain?
sexiihunii1 2 years ago
it is in California.
hunterthehonkey 2 years ago
oh my god. my deepest sympathies to him and you. gosh, he must have been in excrutiating pain.
RoccoLaurie 2 years ago
dont like the song. brave horse though
t0ta1r0ckr2010 2 years ago