@97clochette Actually, using a mounting block is the best way to get on a horse if you are using a saddle. Getting on from the ground can cause unnecessary twisting and pressure on the horse's spine and over time can cause back issues.
What's hard is getting on a 17.3hh clydesdale without a block when you're 5'2 :P
Everyone has to learn to mount without a block at some point, and sometimes it takes time, especially with a tall horse. It helps to grab some mane and say "whoa" (:
I ride western and while I don't use a block to get on I could of used one with my old horse he was 18 hh (ex race horse ) and I'm only 5'3 talk about jumping to get on lol after ahile I got use to getting on him lol I sure do miss him broke his leg almost 2 years ago he was 28 but I wouldn't trade a moment I ever had with him !
Reminded me of last week my horse was tired so I rode another horse and the people at my barn couldn't find anyone at the skill level I am on because most horses there are beginners so they pick this horse that is 17'1 yeah I'm 5'1 and you could see how that went because my coach HATES the mounting block I fell 6 times.....BEFORE I got on.
Ive done this :) flipped myself over on the other side too lol I think everyone has a few bad mounting experiences, so whoever gives you crap about this obviously doesnt ride enough for it to matter. She's a lovely mare btw! Well mannered.
I used to mount a horse using the stirrup. But once I teach my horse to stay beside the stepladder (I think it was 3 years ago) I am too lazy to mount this way :-D. And maybe it would look like this again :-D
using a mounting block is easier on the Horse's back when you mount, most Riders use them nowadays..or sometimes they use higher ground, and btw..it doesn't make you any less of a Horse rider when you use help..even the most experienced Rider needs Help sometimes..it does not make you weak or any less experienced! :P
Thts dangerouse.i don't use a mounting block but I also dont get on like that .its bad to keep ur foot in like that and just bounce up and down.the horse might not like u just bouncing like that and could take off.if u don't know how to get on(because u could barley pull urself up) u should have someone help u.
haha, this reminds me of the time I fell off for the first time and tried getting back up from the ground.... yeah, I couldn't do it, so off to the fence it was, lol. :D
At least she sat down gracefully! No idea why she is getting so much criticism, A for effort! It's generally easier if you stand with your back facing the horse's head slightly. :)
At least you managed to get on!! I would have no chance getting on my 16'3 lad from the ground - not at my age and certainly not with my lack of bendability lol. Some people on here just like to cause a fuss over nothing - horse was fine, you were fine, you had a laugh about it, went back to mounting from a block - no harm done. Let everyone else get over it lol
This is really no big deal. Everyone has to start somewhere. That will not hurt the horse if it happens every now and then. I sometimes use a mounting block, however I think it is a good idea to learn how to mount from the ground as well. Mostly it is about technique, and that takes practice and some patience. On a scale of "Bad things that happen to horses" This is really nothing, however it could cause the horse to start moving during the mounting procedure if it always happened like this.
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I always thought it was proper for English riders to use a mounting block. I guess because that's what I've always seen them do. I'm a western rider myself, so I have always mounted from the ground
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my horse is as tall and i always mounted witout a mounting block, those are only for babys, and i think your stirrups could get longer tan taht you just cant even get on so how is it riding, must be horrible for that poor horse
@97clochette Calm down love, the horse is totally chilled and how is it for babies to use a mounting block? Pippa Funnell uses one! Mary king uses one! Ellen Whitaker uses one! You're obviously a 12 year old little shit- and learn to spell as well.
@97clochette Mounting blocks are by far /not/ for babies. Just because they make things easier doesn't mean they are for babies. You are probably like what… 4? Adults use freaking mounting blocks, professionals do to. How you mount shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't risk injuring the horse. Calm down.
@lexiieconroy english riding does not say "you must use a mounting block". horses of any discipline can benefit from its use. And certainly one time getting on a horse from the ground is not going to cause long-term problem.
@OMGitsme2233 Only if you do it ALL the time. Which clearly, they probably do.. Because if they had a mounting block they wouldn't have this problem :P
if you take vaulting lessons the conditioning you do to get on a moving horse makes it super easy to get on a standing still horse :) Plus it tottaly improves your seat :)
Sucks that you got some criticism for this. Basically as long as this isn't happening every single time (obviously not since you said you haven't done it since) and the horse is fit enough with no injuries/health issues etc this is fine. The horse didn't seem to mind at all and you made it eventually. :) Reminds me of me with my boy, he's just over 15hh but I'm only 5'3", I've been working on eventually going from the ground but right now it's mounting block, fence, bank etc - whatever's handy!
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hehe, something that wasn't a problem when I was 15, but the older you get the more.... comfortable you get, so for the past 10 years or so, I've used a chair or whatever, coz I simply cannot be bothered with the struggle of it anymore. ;)
The horse is an angel, just standing there, but i recommend all riders to use something to stand on, every time you climb your horse, then you don't need to put all your body weight in one stirrup, and thereby not burdening the horse's back more than necessary. Sorry for not knowing the english horse expressions, well done, btw (-: .
Haha that's just like me, 155 cms, trying to get on this 180 cms tall horse that lives in the stables i go to xD i always have my weird ways to get on that horse, especially if I dont have a stool :D
Times like this I was always glad to be almost 6' tall. It helps. I've never used a block to mount a horse, even riding bareback. Props for continuing to try until you got up, and that horse was an absolute doll.
i think this happens to eveyone once in a while lol, for me it happens every time i get on to a hores with out a mounting block even the tiniest of ponies ! i have very weak legs :)
ok to all you people saying its dangerous to do this you need to stop. it hurts them over time. and say u were somewhere where there is no mounting block? u need to mount from the ground . she might be at a place with mounting blocks but you have to practice and know how to properly mount from the ground.
You shouldnt get on a horse from the floor, it pulls their back. I always either get on from the floor but someone holds the other stirrup tight, use a mounting block or get a leg up:)
P.S the comment wasn't really directed at the video, just for everyone really.. Because the description explains everything about you *girl in video* xx
You should have someone holding your stirrup down on the other side, even if you're fast at getting on like this. This is seriously dangerous for a horses spine.. At our riding school we must use a mounting block. Im sorry if this comment sounds mean.. But im honestly just trying to help(: Lovely horse though.. :-)
That horse is sooo well behaved he doesn't even try to move, untill one rein is tighter than the other! Mine would be off like a rocket if I left her! xxx
@visvita11 no, the horse was moving because she wouldnt just get on, it took her like 5 minutes. you dont put ur foot in the stirrup and just stand there, thats a good way to get drug. if your gonna get on, get on.
Uhmm.. It's called a MOUNTING BLOCK, Ever heard of one???
Lmao
I've been a barrel racer since i was 5, I know how hard it is to get on a tall horse when your short. (no offense if your NOT short, and the horse is just SUPER tall)
I give you credit for Attempting to do it, and YAY for you FINALLY getting on the damn horse!! :]
Lol I dont really see why all dislikes this video 0.0 Its funny, entertaining, you actually learn from her mistakes. And the horse is awesomely cute 0.0
When I was that young, I could mount my horse (tall-American Saddlebred) from the ground, BAREBACK. Now at age 55 I could mount that horse with English or Western Saddle in one motion--none of that hopping around. I've ridden since I was 3.
you SHOULDN'T mount that way. If you do it to much it can damage a horses back...im not referring to you...just so you know, you should always get on using a mounting block...even if you can get on from the ground! Good Luck with Riding!!
@BreyerProductions123 That is such BS. It absolutely does NOT damage a horse's back. How do you think people mounted for hundreds of years? I've NEVER used a mounting block. Ever. What are you gonna do when you're out riding and you have to get off? What, are you gonna carry a mounting block with you wherever you go? Get your facts straight before you go a'preaching.
@AlexandriaPerry I wasnt trying to be mean... m not saying you did anything wrong and i think it can hurt a horse's back after a WHILE!please dont get mad at me....i honestly didn't say it to intetionally hurt your feelings...sure we all have our goofy moments but.....im really sorry...
@BreyerProductions123 Yes But You Have To Remember If Your Out On A Trail Ride And There Is Nothing To Mount Off How Are You To Get Back On The Horse?
@Crumpsen well yes i know that I'm just talking about doing like 24/7...i shouldn't have said what i said...i didn't mean to start a squabble...sorry everyone
@BreyerProductions123 Well yes, I agree with you how overtime in can hurt, the horses back, but in a situation like for instance you are out in the bush and you, have to get off and back on, then you should mount like that.
It's so easy though! Sure it takes a while to learn, but if you take a few hops back so you're facing the horse's rump, take two big hops forward and around and THEN try and swing yourself up, it's much easier. The way you did it you were facing your horse the whole time, and you didn't give yourself enough leverage. I'd encourage you to try again - it's very useful to know how to mount from the ground.
@Annettt1990 N'importe quoi. Tout le monde doit savoir monter a partir du sol. Vous pensez franchement que dans les clubs, on s'embête a prendre des montoirs ??!!
@Annettt1990 As long as you get your foot into the stirrup firmly before swinging yourself up, you can balance yourself so you can land very lightly on the horse's back. The actual mounting puts strain on the saddle, not the horse.
I may have done this a time or two, but I eventually figured it out hehe. With my breed of horses it is slightly frowned upon if you use a mounting block to get on your horse so I never use one.
@97clochette Actually, using a mounting block is the best way to get on a horse if you are using a saddle. Getting on from the ground can cause unnecessary twisting and pressure on the horse's spine and over time can cause back issues.
graphitelove 4 hours ago
What's hard is getting on a 17.3hh clydesdale without a block when you're 5'2 :P
Everyone has to learn to mount without a block at some point, and sometimes it takes time, especially with a tall horse. It helps to grab some mane and say "whoa" (:
Zebra12098 11 hours ago
just get on the fucking horse
Dancerbabe100100 15 hours ago
Omg, it's a way to get on a horse, but it took for long time.
I get on my horse like this!!
YandieGirl 16 hours ago
If you don't know how to get on the horse like that . Don't do it then!! And that is a way to get on a horse because that how i get on my horse!!
Cutepandamia 1 day ago
Meh! That has happened to every rider at some point.
evetintin 1 day ago
i could get on a horse without a block the first time i rode one
shlinda1000 2 days ago
wtf
horses4ever2k11 2 days ago
I ride western and while I don't use a block to get on I could of used one with my old horse he was 18 hh (ex race horse ) and I'm only 5'3 talk about jumping to get on lol after ahile I got use to getting on him lol I sure do miss him broke his leg almost 2 years ago he was 28 but I wouldn't trade a moment I ever had with him !
crap1no2cool3names 2 days ago
Me every time I try to mount my horse without the block.....
AmberJayGirl 3 days ago
You did it!
TheLaLaGirl2002 3 days ago
well that took a wile
artmaster274 4 days ago
Reminded me of last week my horse was tired so I rode another horse and the people at my barn couldn't find anyone at the skill level I am on because most horses there are beginners so they pick this horse that is 17'1 yeah I'm 5'1 and you could see how that went because my coach HATES the mounting block I fell 6 times.....BEFORE I got on.
AmandaandKiara77 5 days ago
@AmandaandKiara77 17 1 hh
AmandaandKiara77 5 days ago
hahaha i hope you come up on the horse faster next time ;D
My horse is bigger and when i jump up on her it only take about 2 seconds :P
SarahBestgirl 5 days ago
Ive done this :) flipped myself over on the other side too lol I think everyone has a few bad mounting experiences, so whoever gives you crap about this obviously doesnt ride enough for it to matter. She's a lovely mare btw! Well mannered.
xXamillioncolorsXx 5 days ago
She did fine just try not to get on using your English stirrups its not good for them try using a mounting block :)
TheMightyFuChan 6 days ago
Hey, you made it. You should have seen me try to learn how to swing up bareback with my 16.1 h mare. It was much uglier.
krs7g4 6 days ago
and a friend of my has an bigfriesian so this horse will not be so hard o.o
Cytjuh 6 days ago
@jasminerebbagrey no its not so hard :Z
Cytjuh 6 days ago
That is one patient horse. She's just like, "Haha, you're short."
TiCup 6 days ago
aww! thats awesome!
i have trouble getting on large horses because im so short xD
MegaMindStar 1 week ago
Next time try to push it with your hands it's easier! BELIVE ME
bialovohorse 1 week ago
wat language r u speakinf ? xxx
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karrbettyann 1 week ago
LOL I have totally done this! Thank goodness for tree stumps, mounting blocks, car hoods and picnic benches! Thank you for sharing ! :)
deborah64554 1 week ago
Un étrier plus grand que l'autre ! --"
MyGamelle 2 weeks ago
I used to mount a horse using the stirrup. But once I teach my horse to stay beside the stepladder (I think it was 3 years ago) I am too lazy to mount this way :-D. And maybe it would look like this again :-D
TheEquinoxka 2 weeks ago
wow is it so hard to get on a horse? o.o
Cytjuh 2 weeks ago
@Cytjuh Without a mounting block yeah :')
jasminerebeccagray 6 days ago
using a mounting block is easier on the Horse's back when you mount, most Riders use them nowadays..or sometimes they use higher ground, and btw..it doesn't make you any less of a Horse rider when you use help..even the most experienced Rider needs Help sometimes..it does not make you weak or any less experienced! :P
Asphyxia241 2 weeks ago
you have never got on a horse without help before? then you were not a real horserider there x)
lovelimyran 2 weeks ago
i do it maybe once a week.. but i dont dig the stirup into my horses LEG! Its called a mounting block for a reson
natasha1197 2 weeks ago
Pretty horse :)
HorseGal523 2 weeks ago
ahahaha moi aussi au début sans banc ctait n'importe quoi la façon dont j'embarquais on s'améliore avec le temps
Sabeuuu 2 weeks ago
Thts dangerouse.i don't use a mounting block but I also dont get on like that .its bad to keep ur foot in like that and just bounce up and down.the horse might not like u just bouncing like that and could take off.if u don't know how to get on(because u could barley pull urself up) u should have someone help u.
Ipumpkinpie18 2 weeks ago
haha, this reminds me of the time I fell off for the first time and tried getting back up from the ground.... yeah, I couldn't do it, so off to the fence it was, lol. :D
wickedpheonix1995 2 weeks ago
I actually prefer to mount from the ground, it feels safer to me, but my barn always insists we use mounting blocks to save the horses' backs.
o0Affinity0o 2 weeks ago
yup...thats me
fallin2high 2 weeks ago
Wasn't that bad! I have got on much worse than this! I fell over when I got on once lol
SpiritSmoosh 2 weeks ago
haha xx awww x i cant do it like tht looool x He didnt seem to mind tht much x
:)
xBoezeyx 2 weeks ago
fail...work out more so your leg gets uesed to moveing like that so it dose not look odd.
dontbeauNowat 3 weeks ago
At least she sat down gracefully! No idea why she is getting so much criticism, A for effort! It's generally easier if you stand with your back facing the horse's head slightly. :)
Azendis 3 weeks ago
atleast u got on!! i'm 5'3 riding a 16h horse... yeah not happening XD i could never get on from the ground lol
AshRides4Life100 3 weeks ago
At least you managed to get on!! I would have no chance getting on my 16'3 lad from the ground - not at my age and certainly not with my lack of bendability lol. Some people on here just like to cause a fuss over nothing - horse was fine, you were fine, you had a laugh about it, went back to mounting from a block - no harm done. Let everyone else get over it lol
StarofArion 3 weeks ago
This is really no big deal. Everyone has to start somewhere. That will not hurt the horse if it happens every now and then. I sometimes use a mounting block, however I think it is a good idea to learn how to mount from the ground as well. Mostly it is about technique, and that takes practice and some patience. On a scale of "Bad things that happen to horses" This is really nothing, however it could cause the horse to start moving during the mounting procedure if it always happened like this.
cowgirl0shaz 3 weeks ago
i have mounted a horse so many times but i have mever done it like that (lol)
The10thPathfinder 3 weeks ago
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277greenday 3 weeks ago
@277greenday C'est un video qui montre "Comment NE PAS monter a cheval"
MissPerrrfectionista 2 weeks ago 4
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seriously! lool
aniyeats 1 week ago
I always thought it was proper for English riders to use a mounting block. I guess because that's what I've always seen them do. I'm a western rider myself, so I have always mounted from the ground
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my horse is as tall and i always mounted witout a mounting block, those are only for babys, and i think your stirrups could get longer tan taht you just cant even get on so how is it riding, must be horrible for that poor horse
97clochette 3 weeks ago
@97clochette Calm down love, the horse is totally chilled and how is it for babies to use a mounting block? Pippa Funnell uses one! Mary king uses one! Ellen Whitaker uses one! You're obviously a 12 year old little shit- and learn to spell as well.
99FeeBee99 3 weeks ago 11
@97clochette Mounting blocks are by far /not/ for babies. Just because they make things easier doesn't mean they are for babies. You are probably like what… 4? Adults use freaking mounting blocks, professionals do to. How you mount shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't risk injuring the horse. Calm down.
Likewise7892 2 days ago
That video sucks and u got on the houres u should take it off YouTube
violetkelly 3 weeks ago
Dizz nutsz
Lionelmessi10fc 3 weeks ago
Stop on about d horses back its called Not how to get a horse
IrishG1Jockey 3 weeks ago 2
Als je je paard van pijn weg ziet draaien,, stop er dan mee!! Sukkeld
lautjoo1 3 weeks ago
Kudos to the four-legged saint!
dandydiamonddee 3 weeks ago
Why weren't you using a mounting block? That's really stressful on her back.
Plus you're riding english, you're supposed to use one(;
At least get a leg up!
lexiieconroy 4 weeks ago
@lexiieconroy english riding does not say "you must use a mounting block". horses of any discipline can benefit from its use. And certainly one time getting on a horse from the ground is not going to cause long-term problem.
PaintedPicasso 2 weeks ago
If you have trouble getting on use a block or lengthen the stirrups.
If you horse walks around while you try to mount, shorten the inside rein so he is just walking circles around you :)
ashandchook 4 weeks ago
That poor horses back!!! OMGOSH....
Thorobasset23 4 weeks ago
Im not sure how it would mess up the horses back? But I wish my barrel horse was that mellow when I got on!
KaelaRaeHull 4 weeks ago
even once!
OMGitsme2233 4 weeks ago
i have a hard time getting on my horse, and shes only like 14-15 hands.
TNT484 4 weeks ago
Aww, sweet horse :) She's so peaceful
KorvusKoraks 1 month ago
you can't get on a horse like that!!!!!! it can seriously mess up their back!!! you gotta be careful!!!! poor horse!
OMGitsme2233 1 month ago
@OMGitsme2233 Only if you do it ALL the time. Which clearly, they probably do.. Because if they had a mounting block they wouldn't have this problem :P
MyHorseyCosmo 1 month ago
@OMGitsme2233 well if u read the description or the tittle u would know that she isn't going tot do it again.
3000horsecrazy 1 month ago
@3000horsecrazy We have a moutning block. But it wasn't outside at the time this video was taken. People, read the description!
MissPerrrfectionista 2 weeks ago
if you take vaulting lessons the conditioning you do to get on a moving horse makes it super easy to get on a standing still horse :) Plus it tottaly improves your seat :)
Sanchara 1 month ago
Great horse he's a keeper,you need to improve your strength and fitness. You need to work on both legs and arms.
phamus 1 month ago 3
hehe did you stretch your stirrups out?
cocomango5189 1 month ago
@cocomango5189 Yes, that was the longest it would go, I should add that the saddle was a school saddle
MissPerrrfectionista 2 weeks ago
You pulling on the horses back like that can seriously mess up there back :/
HeyWireSisters 1 month ago
Poor Horse.
SoundofSolution 1 month ago
Sucks that you got some criticism for this. Basically as long as this isn't happening every single time (obviously not since you said you haven't done it since) and the horse is fit enough with no injuries/health issues etc this is fine. The horse didn't seem to mind at all and you made it eventually. :) Reminds me of me with my boy, he's just over 15hh but I'm only 5'3", I've been working on eventually going from the ground but right now it's mounting block, fence, bank etc - whatever's handy!
SarahFish08 1 month ago 32
yea you made it!
arabbossmare 1 month ago
It's good to mount your horse from both sides from time to time.
babigirl1346 1 month ago
Corny
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ENTERRAPTURE20 1 month ago
that horse is beautiful.what language is that women speaking
ponykezproductions 1 month ago
Hahaha!
creaturelover 1 month ago
Lol!! That horse just looks Cool!! =D
The1RaceHorse 1 month ago
I also think its hard to get on a horse o_o
N3m1M0n70y4 1 month ago
hehe, something that wasn't a problem when I was 15, but the older you get the more.... comfortable you get, so for the past 10 years or so, I've used a chair or whatever, coz I simply cannot be bothered with the struggle of it anymore. ;)
Mickelina81 1 month ago
poor horse
97clochette 1 month ago
Stunning Horse !! :P x
XxBeau4everxX 1 month ago
this is why i LOVE short horses... lately ive been riding a 14.2 aqh stallion... hes so cute!
hunterjumperxxx 1 month ago
The horse is an angel, just standing there, but i recommend all riders to use something to stand on, every time you climb your horse, then you don't need to put all your body weight in one stirrup, and thereby not burdening the horse's back more than necessary. Sorry for not knowing the english horse expressions, well done, btw (-: .
sannedidriksendk 1 month ago
At least you got up! The horse is an angel. :-)
WhitmoreLusitanos 1 month ago 58
poor horse :'D
Why you don't use a block or let you help? The horse I ride is as large as this one, and I don't need a block. :'D
xAliceWings 1 month ago
Haha that's just like me, 155 cms, trying to get on this 180 cms tall horse that lives in the stables i go to xD i always have my weird ways to get on that horse, especially if I dont have a stool :D
ElllaMiiina 1 month ago
Times like this I was always glad to be almost 6' tall. It helps. I've never used a block to mount a horse, even riding bareback. Props for continuing to try until you got up, and that horse was an absolute doll.
marianware 1 month ago
I love how you guys switch between French and English xD
Susie369 1 month ago
i think this happens to eveyone once in a while lol, for me it happens every time i get on to a hores with out a mounting block even the tiniest of ponies ! i have very weak legs :)
molly983misty983 1 month ago
this is HOW TO GET ON A HORSE -.-
haaniM91 1 month ago
@haaniM91 no.... it is not
VioletPurple121 1 month ago
well done for your first time! You did REALLY well!!!
HorsesAndDogz 1 month ago
my horse is bigger and it's no problem for me to get on him
but i know its not easy
19Lilly96 1 month ago
I love how people watch these videos and commenting thinking they are experts. lol Everyone deals and works with their horse differently, so shut up!
GallopGirl40 1 month ago
hahaha! i was like, it looks alot easier than it truly is! i totally agree! i can tell by your face!
titan201010000 1 month ago
Parle vou France?
natkakoniara1 1 month ago
Ca ces tres drole
girltanker 1 month ago
You're right. That horse has a lovely nature.
DefenderOfTheLarder 1 month ago
ok to all you people saying its dangerous to do this you need to stop. it hurts them over time. and say u were somewhere where there is no mounting block? u need to mount from the ground . she might be at a place with mounting blocks but you have to practice and know how to properly mount from the ground.
hawkjumps97 1 month ago
You shouldnt get on a horse from the floor, it pulls their back. I always either get on from the floor but someone holds the other stirrup tight, use a mounting block or get a leg up:)
53PinkyXx 1 month ago
That's why you use a step stool
It also hurt the horses back less
mywittleboycyprus 1 month ago
Será ''Por qué alguna gente NO debe montar a caballo''
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P.S the comment wasn't really directed at the video, just for everyone really.. Because the description explains everything about you *girl in video* xx
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You should have someone holding your stirrup down on the other side, even if you're fast at getting on like this. This is seriously dangerous for a horses spine.. At our riding school we must use a mounting block. Im sorry if this comment sounds mean.. But im honestly just trying to help(: Lovely horse though.. :-)
ollyluvsya 1 month ago
ur thumbs in the way stupid! and p.s thats how your supposed to get on a horse. your just being a lazy rider.......Idiot
scissorgurl88 1 month ago
That horse is sooo well behaved he doesn't even try to move, untill one rein is tighter than the other! Mine would be off like a rocket if I left her! xxx
XPoppyTheHaflingerX 1 month ago
8 - ukłony . xD
5 - śmiech . xD
kto z polski - łapa w górę! . ^ ^
XxXDoni 1 month ago
lol! the horse is like *sigh* why me?
katnicgun 1 month ago
this youmg lady would have been in a load of trouble with a horse not so docile
Brotherlyusa 1 month ago
The only thin wrong with how this girl got on her horse was that the horse refused to stand still.
visvita11 1 month ago
@visvita11 no, the horse was moving because she wouldnt just get on, it took her like 5 minutes. you dont put ur foot in the stirrup and just stand there, thats a good way to get drug. if your gonna get on, get on.
3BarrelRacer 1 month ago
It's always amazing how loving, helpful and patient horses are...may this horse be an example to all riders...!!!
mz290567 1 month ago
; expected her to fall on her ass. im di
surilenita 1 month ago
Uhmm.. It's called a MOUNTING BLOCK, Ever heard of one???
Lmao
I've been a barrel racer since i was 5, I know how hard it is to get on a tall horse when your short. (no offense if your NOT short, and the horse is just SUPER tall)
I give you credit for Attempting to do it, and YAY for you FINALLY getting on the damn horse!! :]
xXScreamerChickXx 1 month ago
Das arme Pferd und sein armer Rücken!! schon mal was von Hocker gehört? Du erzeugst da so nen Druck!!
nata28ification 1 month ago
Lol I dont really see why all dislikes this video 0.0 Its funny, entertaining, you actually learn from her mistakes. And the horse is awesomely cute 0.0
ostepopp16 1 month ago
haha your lucky the horse was a little patient with u!!
horsegurl256 1 month ago
Yall Stop Judging I havent mounted a horse for two years and since im short and my Beauty was tall even with a mounting block i needed help!
lol13pink 1 month ago
nie wsiadamy tak , bo konikowi polamiemy przednio noge ;].
Karolkaa1234 1 month ago
Yes there is something wrong with that I have 13 horses and lived with them all my life
Reecelover1102 1 month ago
theres nothing wrong with that... :L
maddieedale 1 month ago
That horse is beautiful!!
SophielovesTango 1 month ago
Love how you look so tired once you actually gte on, lol'd so hard.
The horse is just standing there like "Yeah, this happens a lot. Oh wait, this is my best side."
SkateboardIssie 2 months ago 27
@SkateboardIssie It is tiring lol. I went to a horse camp over the summer and just getting on the horse was hard .Even if you have a step stoll.
Vampirelove48 1 month ago
iwie schlecht :D
HanniiixD 2 months ago
thats how u get on a horse tho :L
superfilmycom 2 months ago
Great job! I love mounting them, but when I went to camp they made us use blocks because it hurts the horses sides when you push.
halldeathcats 2 months ago
Gorgeous horse : )
TheJadeamp242 2 months ago
That was ten times better than my attempt at mounting my cousin's 14.3 hh horse a couple months ago. And the sad part is I'm 5'4! xD
piethefish 2 months ago
i never use a block of brick and i never did
slhorselover 2 months ago
xd Even when someones mounting a horse every Youtuber feels the need to critque them!
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MultiAhka 2 months ago
nice =) i cant mount without a mounting block or a leg up, nice attempt
ShowJumper123Jess 2 months ago
@1956tlm good for you, not everyone has been riding as 3 year old
i feel a little sorry for the horse
pancakeponie 2 months ago
When I was that young, I could mount my horse (tall-American Saddlebred) from the ground, BAREBACK. Now at age 55 I could mount that horse with English or Western Saddle in one motion--none of that hopping around. I've ridden since I was 3.
1956tlm 2 months ago
wow, the horse was mighty good for it's first time! :)
cutepinto 2 months ago
you SHOULDN'T mount that way. If you do it to much it can damage a horses back...im not referring to you...just so you know, you should always get on using a mounting block...even if you can get on from the ground! Good Luck with Riding!!
BreyerProductions123 2 months ago
@BreyerProductions123 That is such BS. It absolutely does NOT damage a horse's back. How do you think people mounted for hundreds of years? I've NEVER used a mounting block. Ever. What are you gonna do when you're out riding and you have to get off? What, are you gonna carry a mounting block with you wherever you go? Get your facts straight before you go a'preaching.
AlexandriaPerry 2 months ago
@AlexandriaPerry I wasnt trying to be mean... m not saying you did anything wrong and i think it can hurt a horse's back after a WHILE!please dont get mad at me....i honestly didn't say it to intetionally hurt your feelings...sure we all have our goofy moments but.....im really sorry...
BreyerProductions123 2 months ago
@BreyerProductions123 Yes But You Have To Remember If Your Out On A Trail Ride And There Is Nothing To Mount Off How Are You To Get Back On The Horse?
Crumpsen 2 months ago
@Crumpsen well yes i know that I'm just talking about doing like 24/7...i shouldn't have said what i said...i didn't mean to start a squabble...sorry everyone
BreyerProductions123 2 months ago
@BreyerProductions123 Well yes, I agree with you how overtime in can hurt, the horses back, but in a situation like for instance you are out in the bush and you, have to get off and back on, then you should mount like that.
Crumpsen 1 month ago
@Crumpsen I completely agree with you :) thats all I'm trying to say is that it MAY affect a horse after a while!!
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berklee24365678 2 months ago
Its good to use a mounting block, its better for horse's backs.
Equestrian2TheLimit 2 months ago
why do't you lower the styrups to get on then when your on, shorten them? it what i have to do!
Loue123 2 months ago
oli vaikeeta et huhhu ö.ö
Bobnyzz 2 months ago
It's so easy though! Sure it takes a while to learn, but if you take a few hops back so you're facing the horse's rump, take two big hops forward and around and THEN try and swing yourself up, it's much easier. The way you did it you were facing your horse the whole time, and you didn't give yourself enough leverage. I'd encourage you to try again - it's very useful to know how to mount from the ground.
Shapingle 2 months ago
cute. Beautiful horse. Quarter? Selle Francias? Thoroughbred?
gallop2theend 2 months ago
just saying dont grab onto the tree of the saddle because it will break your saddle but cute horse
TheGuitarbeast75 2 months ago
the horse's back is gonna get hurt if you keep doing that...
Gypsyvannerluv 2 months ago
french?
lollyluvr 2 months ago
@lollyluvr oui
ZandraBson 2 months ago
ProofMelody1 I'd like a lesson of you haha my riding school don't teach this
LCBeautys 2 months ago
lol.... Need a little more strength in your legs? :)
sorayaissa 2 months ago 39
omygod so stupid, it's SO bad for the horse's back!
Annettt1990 2 months ago
@Annettt1990 N'importe quoi. Tout le monde doit savoir monter a partir du sol. Vous pensez franchement que dans les clubs, on s'embête a prendre des montoirs ??!!
aquarellepeinture 2 months ago
@Annettt1990 As long as you get your foot into the stirrup firmly before swinging yourself up, you can balance yourself so you can land very lightly on the horse's back. The actual mounting puts strain on the saddle, not the horse.
Shapingle 2 months ago
the first time i tried mounting from the ground, i struggled. But in the end, I learned having a 'spring in your step' quite literally helps... :)
DazzledRose3193 2 months ago
Pauvre cheval..
Melidrey1 2 months ago
I may have done this a time or two, but I eventually figured it out hehe. With my breed of horses it is slightly frowned upon if you use a mounting block to get on your horse so I never use one.
Shadowfax1245 2 months ago
western sadle you dont need a black or stairs
mello27 2 months ago
is it French you talk?
YouKnowBella 2 months ago
Its a good thing that you have a calm horse, some horses that I have ridden would have taken off if you had tried that!
xoHorsesForever 2 months ago
Your lucky....
I can do that....
But i always fall over:P xx
ninnist 3 months ago