One 9 Year Old Girl + One Nearly 17 Hand Horse + One Showmanship Pattern = Priceless!

[MsFlowP]

They are always the gentle giants

[playfulbortercollie]

wow hes gorgus! :) the little girls adorable :)

[123majenta]

how did they do in the show?? and he is a true gentleman x

[iknowicanfield]

:) nice horse, my only issue with this is that a nice horse will teach her nothing, i hope she`s being exposed to an animal who`s got abit of a hot temper, they are the best teachers for young riders

[mychemmayhem]

@iknowicanfield yes but for starters a quiet animal is best experiance people get the lil brats ponies hehe

[irkenequine]

@iknowicanfield Please never put yourself in an educational position around equines. That is the most ludicrous thing I've ever heard. I suppose your parents taught you how to ride a bike by strapping you to the handlebars and pushing you down a hill? You learn faster that way!

[Tawnycloud557]

@irkenequine in their defence, bikes and horses are two different things. they could simply mean that if you ride a perfect horse your whole life, and then you go to get on a bad one, thinking 'Hell, i've never fallin off of a horse, i should be just fine here!' and that horse won't do what you ask, how do you react? Clearly i need to dumb this down a little more for you. It's good to ride/work with different horses, with different minds, to become an all around better rider.

[irkenequine]

@Tawnycloud557 Yes, you need to dumb it down for a college educated riding instructor who's broken over 20 OTTB's. Please, educate me--not. This video is about a little girl showing her skills, obviously under the tutelage of a reputable farm and instructor. She will go on and continue to do well in the horse world--as for 'a hot tempered horse being a better teacher for a young rider' - perhaps the video poster and I could help find you a safer lesson program.

[1233Maya]

@Tawnycloud557 my instructor put me on a jumping horse but she was more than i was useto so i kicked her to get her to jump she over jumped. i lost the reins and clung to her neck crying and scared i refused to move untill she stoped. the suden new horse did not make me better. i was scared to get on her again and i never jumped again i barrel race now and i have had some spills. i wish i had stayed with jumping cuz i miss it but i just cant do it i cant get over the feer. yeah it was so helpful

[jumpthemoon15]

Adorable! We have a horse like that--a real babysitter (except in his case, he babysits a middle aged woman!). They are worth their weight in gold!

[kompuiheartsu]

why did the girl switch from sides to sides so much?

[hanna52901]

@kompuiheartsu that is the rule well that what you have to do in that just like u have to trot when they tell you to trot but they dont tell you to move which side :)

[kompuiheartsu]

@hanna52901 ooh okay thank you =)

[hanna52901]

@kompuiheartsu your welcome

[horsie623]

What breed? HE'S GORGEOUS!!!!

[lunanightwolf]

good conformation, sweet boy, nice trot. wonderful handler. Love it all

[Dspammsters]

Yeppers. He's worth his weight in gold!

[ACDCcowgirl]

AWW he took such good care of her

gotta love the nice showmanship ponies