fast thinking great job!!!!! glad to see someone whos first reaction isnt to pull back but to pull the head to the side which helps a ton in those situations!! and great job pulling yourself back on!!!!!!!
I can't stand it when people comment stuff like "OMG!!! you like! Pulled her mouth off! you're horrible!!" When something like this happens...you only have a split second to make a crucial decision..I think you did great and you handled this situation very well :)
damn you have a quick reaction! Great job, i would have been on the ground with my horse half way across the show grounds before I figured out what happened.
Very good response! You can see her thinking about it and going into a half-arsed "maybe I should try this again" flip and once you pulled her around she goes "OMG I forgot, THAT'S why I don't do that anymore!"
you do that when a rider falls off and gets back on or even gets up. OR when they save themselves from falling off. It's kinda like a "good job! happy your alright!" kinda thing
@crox456, the woman clapping in the background is my mother. I suppose as a mother watching it was just expressing great joy she didn't watch her daughter die in front of her. She wasn't likely thinking that clapping might make her spook, just too nervous about the previous moment.
I'm not a dressage rider, so please excuse my ignorance. Will they let you continue with the test after a freakout like that one ? How much does it count against you if you didn't fall off ? Extremely well-sat, and beautiful horse[:
@CrimsonxTears, yes they let me continue thought the judge stand up and come out of the booth while it was happening. Afterwards she asked if I was OK. I was just counted against for that particular moment, as she and I obviously did not properly perform that particular movement, otherwise it had no other affect.
Well done poppet. After reading your comment, I cant help but think why people would question what you did? I had a horse that did vertical bucks and i had a video up- basically i hit the horse with the whip at her tail bone. Makes them go down and forward. SAfest for me and for the horse. Basically had to take it down because of people yabbering on about whips etc - but what you did was fine and people shouldnt contest it!
Very well done! I can't tell you how many times that has happened to me, BUT I can't say I have ever been in that situation during a test.... Good job of moving on to the next sequence too - I don't think you missed a beat!
I watched this and re-watched this, and found that you reacted very quickly. Well Done!
However, please note, when doing this (Pulling the horse sideways to avoid injury) can lead to a snapped tendon. My friend's Thoroughbred mare had a really bad habit of rearing up, and flipping. My friend done the exact same thing, and the horse slipped, and snapped his tendons. He was put out of work, before he was sold to b a companion pony.
Yes, you done the right thing, but please do it with caution :)
@chloecindy99 uhhh under the circumstances i dont think she had time to think about snapped tendons! she did well enough to bring the horse around and keep it from injuring them both!
@chloecindy99 no horse, and i repeat NO horse, is worth more than a humans life. She faces snapping her mares tendon and a long recovery, or possibly losing her own life. A person who does not behave cautiously with their own life should not ride horses.
That horse went up with the intent of going over, thank god the rider is so calm and quickly pulled the horse's head round, if she hadn't there is no doubt in my mind that mare would have hit the ground balenced and gone straight back up.
Hats off to you for working through her problems :)
my dads horse had done this before. but since he is such a short horse all i had to do was step off lol. and my horse also did this in the show ring but it wasnt as bad as this horse you have here. Good job at staying on!
well done this is the best way to avoid your horse from flipping over i use this way to because my horse also sometimes rears up en almost flips over and pulling on one rein is the best way to get her down as quick as possible..and this is for all the people who want to use this also be very carefuly when you do it the wrong way or to late then you and your horse can fall down and may be injured
@miltonluver4 Lol another besserwisser. The comments of these kind of videos are always the same, like "you just pull him", "your seat is so bad you can't ride" etc. The rider almost always knows what she/he did wrong, so it's useless to complain here.
Btw I've got over seven years of experience of riding a horse
@Sw0rdFishu Well I know a lot of horsey people that aren't stupid know it alls.. But in the other hand I do know some.. so I guess I kinda get where ur coming from, but still you shouldn't just stereotype all girl riders.
it just looks like you were using your hand to balance yourself. not to throw her off balance seeing as how you hung on her mouth as you started slipping off. that just pisses them off. your lucky she didnt get pissed and take off with you handing off the side. good job staying on though
@myhunterhorse Did you consider that maybe she thought she was going to fall, had about 0.3 seconds to think about what to do, and she instinctively put out her arm to catch herself? She probably forgot to let go of the rein. Not many humans can think like cats in these sort of situations.
to the people who say you hurt his mouth, you didnt, clearly you just used the method of flexion which is a great tool to have with most problems that a horse does, especially a bolting horse, well done and fuck the haters :)
great job, I probably would have fallen lol, and all the people who say that your hurting his mouth are wrong, my horse trainer says whenevr the horse is freaking out, turn his/her head toward you so they have to turn, well done!!
nice save....my guys first show was last weekend...luckily when he spooked he stopped dead in the canter...his prior spook going in he only went about 1.5" off the ground..rearing was stopped before it happened..only cause its not his usual go to move..i dont get the neg comments...u stayed on and with her and pushed her forward after...geeze it was the first show :) and prob a lot better now...
Good job correcting her, staying on and contiuning with the test. She is a pretty mover and once you two work out all the kinks, you two will be a lovely pair and tough to beat in the ring!
I find it interesting how those who commented about what you were doing wrong, what your should have done, how you were riding, etc. had the gumption to do so....they missed the part that says FIRST show, also they were not the ones riding your horse nor under that circumstance....I know NOTHING about dressage (rancher, trainer, barrel racer) but I say great job getting her settled down, keeping your composure and continuing your show!!!! Well done!!! beautiful horse!!!
Good job staying on, getting her back on the ground and mostly, for continuing with your dressage test without getting upset! I have seen a lot of people either freak out emotionally after a horse rears (crying, want to get off) or have a tantrum and whip the horse for being "naughty". Since this horse is being retrained it's really good that you showed her that she can't flip on to you, but also didn't punish her, but instead showed her the correct thing to do, which was to continue on quietly!
i don't know how you managed to stay on but kudos! Rearing horses are really dnagerous, even one's that more as well as this mare who obviously has talent :)
I see a horse thsats not emotionally relaxed & being nudged, nudged, nudged nudged nudged with spurs. .The horse has its head vertical but its not soft & giving. Claustraphobic position.
If the horse was prepared more this wouldnt have happened as she would be mentally prepared, not just physically. She shouldnt have been put in that situation .
That particular maneuver saved me! The little Arab I was riding reared, I pulled her to the side, she STILL flipped, but since I had her off balance, she fell next to me, not ON me!
I have to say it was very smart of you to bend her head out while you were trying to find your seat back. It looks like it was a preventative measure on your behalf to keep her from reacting again while you were getting back in the saddle. Good job. Some people aren't as fast with reactions to such extreme behaviors. To me, you did what was safest for you at the time. Kind of funny to watch you pick up again.... "where was I?"
I own a flipper, and she's done it to me.. In a very heavy roping saddle. I was so lucky she didn't land on me. She'd never tried to flip before, so I just went with it, not thinking that she'd flip. I now know to pull her to the side when that haopens.
A woman went to buy her the other day, and my horse decided to try it on her. Didn't go very well, but no one was hurt.
You're an amazing rider with quick reflexes. Nice job. c:
Great riding gal! :D You did what you needed to do to protect the horse and yourself and to the believe blubbering about her pulling, thats alot less painful then a broken horse leg and a killed rider, dont ya think? :)
aww she just thought it was time to exit at A! and then, just as you get your balance back the crowd clap and she spooks :o) well done. People who have never ridden a flipper have no idea - keep doing what your doing girl! lovely mare!
Amazing. I applaud your quick thinking and ability to shake it off and keep going like it never happened. Your mare is lucky to have such a talented rider.
that was amazing, I'm glad you were intime before she flipped over it saced you and your horse some what could have been nasty injuries. also great job getting back in the saddle!
I think you handled the situation great, you got her off to the side so she wouldnt flip over and you stuck on :) I thinks it amazing you go on to finish the test. I would have been pretty shookin up.
@StormyxWeather@StormyxWeather It took me a couple of minutes to understand the dept of your comment, in the end i came to a conclusion that your comment is the most idiotic shity comment on youtube.
post some videos of your riding, and then you can start talking.
Kuddos for the amazing rider.. who handled the situation very well!
@StormyxWeather This comment is so idiotic, it made me literally laugh out loud. She's an AMAZING rider for reacting the way she did and managing to stay on. Please, go ahead and upload a video of you riding so everyone can judge. And even if you were the worst rider in the world, nobody should wish someone unwell.
good job up until the rear. I read the description, and it totally makes sence, I would jhave done that too. great job staying on and I hope the rest of the test worked out well :)
that was smart to pull the horse off balance!! i say that the horse has (some thing i like to call) "sticky feet" where the horse is acting up and doesn't want to go forward for no reason. :)
ok half the people who are commenting rudely would have probably come off that horse or been squished, so WELL done, i was in utter shoch you managed to stay on, your an amazing rider and you clearly know what your doing :) xx
Thanks for the information, without the history of flipping it looked foolish; although the movement looked harsh I understand the need for it, . I've seen the damage a horse can do flipping even without a rider. You had an amazing recovery though :)
As a professional rider, I applaud your decision. I also have worked with many "rearers" and your ability to unbalance and keep her feet on the ground was well done. I also applaud you for your decision to stay on. To all you said she caused the rear by stopping the forward motion, you are wrong. The mare decided a while back that she didn't want to collect and the rear was out of frustration.
OMG well done for staying on! I've had several of those 'hanging round the neck, leg over saddle' moments when the horse i used to ride used to charge at jumps and duck out at the last minute. I love how after you'll pulled yourself back on you both just carry on like nothing happened "la la la la laaaa"
I think that you handeled her very well considering that she had been known to flip over. And you did a great job of staying on! Most people would not have known to do what you did and would have risked her flipping. You made a good choice in the millisecond you had to make it. I admire your courage and skills!
wow good recovery
KasenaTheHorseRider 4 weeks ago
fast thinking great job!!!!! glad to see someone whos first reaction isnt to pull back but to pull the head to the side which helps a ton in those situations!! and great job pulling yourself back on!!!!!!!
RAPPIEMYBABY 1 month ago
I wish I had the nerve to recover as well as you! Well done, you handled it awesomely.
Lillable1 1 month ago
Wow, beautiful horse. Fantstic paces. What a shame, it was all going so well x
xjumpforjoyx 1 month ago
Nice recovery! I love it :)
TheWeekInReview10 2 months ago
I can't stand it when people comment stuff like "OMG!!! you like! Pulled her mouth off! you're horrible!!" When something like this happens...you only have a split second to make a crucial decision..I think you did great and you handled this situation very well :)
emoheartsJR 2 months ago
What composure!
walk4trot2canter3 3 months ago
@jessriggy Excuse me? I care about my horses and would die for them. I care about them greatly.
chloecindy99 3 months ago
good job staying on
ILuvPaula21 4 months ago
damn you have a quick reaction! Great job, i would have been on the ground with my horse half way across the show grounds before I figured out what happened.
donthatemuffins123 4 months ago
Very good response! You can see her thinking about it and going into a half-arsed "maybe I should try this again" flip and once you pulled her around she goes "OMG I forgot, THAT'S why I don't do that anymore!"
MySunnyBoyEli 4 months ago
holy shit your seat is amazing
honeyipodgirl 4 months ago
Great Job!
Sabbie241 5 months ago
great job staying on wow:)
GupiestheBEST 5 months ago
amazingly handled. I had a horse that use to flip, we got rid of him asap because it is THE most dangerous thing a horse can do!
katie4121 5 months ago
awesome job staying on! (:
Haflingergirl95 5 months ago
i want to know what the woman in the background clapping her hands was trying to accomplish?
crox456 6 months ago 3
@crox456
you do that when a rider falls off and gets back on or even gets up. OR when they save themselves from falling off. It's kinda like a "good job! happy your alright!" kinda thing
LoveHazienda 5 months ago
@crox456, the woman clapping in the background is my mother. I suppose as a mother watching it was just expressing great joy she didn't watch her daughter die in front of her. She wasn't likely thinking that clapping might make her spook, just too nervous about the previous moment.
halfpassgal 5 months ago 8
@crox456 clapping to make sure she is ok1?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? DUHH
horselover20613 3 weeks ago
very well recovered!
hanah22596 6 months ago
I'm not a dressage rider, so please excuse my ignorance. Will they let you continue with the test after a freakout like that one ? How much does it count against you if you didn't fall off ? Extremely well-sat, and beautiful horse[:
CrimsonxTears 6 months ago
@CrimsonxTears, yes they let me continue thought the judge stand up and come out of the booth while it was happening. Afterwards she asked if I was OK. I was just counted against for that particular moment, as she and I obviously did not properly perform that particular movement, otherwise it had no other affect.
halfpassgal 5 months ago
wow you did great to stay on!
ilovefreddieee 6 months ago
really well sat!!
lostmeaningxx 6 months ago
Well done poppet. After reading your comment, I cant help but think why people would question what you did? I had a horse that did vertical bucks and i had a video up- basically i hit the horse with the whip at her tail bone. Makes them go down and forward. SAfest for me and for the horse. Basically had to take it down because of people yabbering on about whips etc - but what you did was fine and people shouldnt contest it!
BornToLead1000 7 months ago
I am REALLY impressed with how well you handled that! Kudos to you!
TheDressagewoman 7 months ago
how did u stay on
horsemadizzy 7 months ago
Jeepers that was quick! Well done for reacting so fast that was pretty damn amazing!
hothorseridagalholly 7 months ago
Very well done! I can't tell you how many times that has happened to me, BUT I can't say I have ever been in that situation during a test.... Good job of moving on to the next sequence too - I don't think you missed a beat!
Nice horse by the way... movement wise - lol
KLo12151 7 months ago
ooohh what'd u win??
HunterJumpGirl 7 months ago
Nice recovery!
DRSGPercheron 7 months ago
I watched this and re-watched this, and found that you reacted very quickly. Well Done!
However, please note, when doing this (Pulling the horse sideways to avoid injury) can lead to a snapped tendon. My friend's Thoroughbred mare had a really bad habit of rearing up, and flipping. My friend done the exact same thing, and the horse slipped, and snapped his tendons. He was put out of work, before he was sold to b a companion pony.
Yes, you done the right thing, but please do it with caution :)
chloecindy99 7 months ago
@chloecindy99 uhhh under the circumstances i dont think she had time to think about snapped tendons! she did well enough to bring the horse around and keep it from injuring them both!
0xequineonlinex0 7 months ago
@chloecindy99 no horse, and i repeat NO horse, is worth more than a humans life. She faces snapping her mares tendon and a long recovery, or possibly losing her own life. A person who does not behave cautiously with their own life should not ride horses.
jessriggy 5 months ago 2
Umm..WOW
KandyKipty123 8 months ago
Looked great until whoopsie =) pretty mare
superpoweredpnyrdrs 8 months ago
You did really good with handling her. I would've fallen...
westernpleasure90 8 months ago
Hehehe, I recognize the test. :P Good job handling her, I hope she doesn't get back into the habit.
EncoreDressage656 8 months ago
nice job staying on !! may i use this in my horse bloopers vid ?? :)
leoindy 8 months ago
You did the right thing perfectly :)
sydney11911 8 months ago
nice recovery!
iridetolive 9 months ago
Christ she did well to stay on! Love how she ever so calmly clambered back up on him and how at 0.51, her horse is like “Wait – where’d you go girl?”
CharlotteWeb100 9 months ago
well you're amazing:)
thepurplevale 9 months ago
Beautiful horse and you handled that really well. Too bad she has that habit, she is a very, very pretty mover
radatzs 9 months ago
Was that at WIlliamston??
BarnSour4Prince 9 months ago
You handled that beautiful and kept such a calm leveled head when she did that. No freaking out. Well done.
rose444100 9 months ago
I like how the people in the background don't rush in to help haha
666sex 9 months ago
Thats unbelievable how you stayed on ya for you
4evahorselover 10 months ago
Well handeled :D
You did fantastically well to stay on.
And you just kept going on :)
The horse was very good too though, as she kept her cool when you were getting back into the saddle.
Well done on both of you.
Youliveyouride 10 months ago
Good on you for staying on! Most horses would of freaked if they saw a rider, half off half on their back!
tibbs100 10 months ago
smart idea!!!! great job
JBchancepony 10 months ago
Wow! If that happened me I'm not sure if I would have the guts to continue, well done to you! :D
RedHyuuga 10 months ago
:D Great job.
RabbitOfDoomyness 10 months ago
wow you're so calm about it - that was great :)
kaymm93 11 months ago
Oh no! Well done!
horsielizard 11 months ago
That horse went up with the intent of going over, thank god the rider is so calm and quickly pulled the horse's head round, if she hadn't there is no doubt in my mind that mare would have hit the ground balenced and gone straight back up.
Hats off to you for working through her problems :)
Juniorsmummy 11 months ago
great job! you are an amazing rider! i would have gone flying!!!!! i can't believe you stayed on!
annieriver2522 11 months ago
wow i love how you just carried on like nothing happened :)
pololover123 11 months ago
I love it!! you horse is a brat you stayed on. reset yourself and just carried on. brilliant!
joepoe48 1 year ago
Well sat! You also have angered sitting trot. :)
EvieEventingNut 1 year ago
my dads horse had done this before. but since he is such a short horse all i had to do was step off lol. and my horse also did this in the show ring but it wasnt as bad as this horse you have here. Good job at staying on!
craftyhorse23 1 year ago
well done this is the best way to avoid your horse from flipping over i use this way to because my horse also sometimes rears up en almost flips over and pulling on one rein is the best way to get her down as quick as possible..and this is for all the people who want to use this also be very carefuly when you do it the wrong way or to late then you and your horse can fall down and may be injured
bschoutese 1 year ago
I think you did extremely well, lovely horse (when he behaves!).
Storm288 1 year ago
Very nice riding before and after the 'freakout'. My horse has done stuff like that, but good reaction.
FCFEventRider 1 year ago
Wow :) never dealt with any sort of rear or flipper :P but ive gotten used to the ocasional buck, your an amazing rider :)
CaseyHorses 1 year ago
Wow. That's a tough one. Go you for keeping your cool after you got your situation back in order. Not many riders can say that about themselves.
P.S. Congrats on having a velcro ass!
TheIcareed 1 year ago
she did the right thing pulling his head inwards so he wouldnt fall back so i don't know why all the rude comments, and she didnt fall off either
iButterscotch 1 year ago
amazing recovery! very beautiful! most people with these rude comments would have failed.
shirehorselove 1 year ago
nice recovery!!!!!!!
MrChamponion 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
My conclusion after watching hundreds of horse and riding videos on youtube: Horse girls are such stupid know-it-alls.
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
My conclusion after watcing hundreds of horse and riding videos on youtube: Horse girls are such stupid know-it-alls.
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu I'm not :(
CaseyHorses 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu and my conclusion to your comment is that you know nothing about horse backriding, I think mine may be a little bit closer huh?
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@miltonluver4 Lol another besserwisser. The comments of these kind of videos are always the same, like "you just pull him", "your seat is so bad you can't ride" etc. The rider almost always knows what she/he did wrong, so it's useless to complain here.
Btw I've got over seven years of experience of riding a horse
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu btw i've got 8
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@miltonluver4 Does it make a huge difference?
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu Not really just letting u know i'm not some 7 year old know it all, i actually have expeirience(even if i cant spell)
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu If u hav 7 years of riding then why would you say horse girl are "such stupid know it alls"?
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@miltonluver4 Because a lot of horse girls are. Despite me and few others :D
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu Well I know a lot of horsey people that aren't stupid know it alls.. But in the other hand I do know some.. so I guess I kinda get where ur coming from, but still you shouldn't just stereotype all girl riders.
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@miltonluver4 Yeah, I used generalizing as a power tool
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu and i use sarcasm!! (srry about the randomness...I've had alittle to much caffeine 2day...)
miltonluver4 1 year ago
@miltonluver4 hahaa allright
Sw0rdFishu 1 year ago
@Sw0rdFishu yeah! hehe this conversation has changed ALOT!
miltonluver4 1 year ago
the horse was like " YAY FREEDOM- aww shit wtf? she stayed on :("
lol nice riding and im laughing from shock that you stayed on :)
madmadz4donkeys 1 year ago
it just looks like you were using your hand to balance yourself. not to throw her off balance seeing as how you hung on her mouth as you started slipping off. that just pisses them off. your lucky she didnt get pissed and take off with you handing off the side. good job staying on though
myhunterhorse 1 year ago
@myhunterhorse Did you consider that maybe she thought she was going to fall, had about 0.3 seconds to think about what to do, and she instinctively put out her arm to catch herself? She probably forgot to let go of the rein. Not many humans can think like cats in these sort of situations.
jeffreyRAWKS12798 1 year ago
wow good job staying on!! i would have been off :)
shezajumper101 1 year ago
OMG ur such an amazing editor!!! and rider!!!! and u have SOOOOO many subscriders! would u mind making me a promo, i only have like 16 subscribers :(
horsesrulzz 1 year ago
holy cow! you REALLY got it figured out! i'd be on the ground squished in a second!
horseygiirl13 1 year ago
I'm amazed that you stayed on, well done!
AnnikaL 1 year ago
love the way he stood still like oops sorry mummy.!!!
Superrwham 1 year ago
to the people who say you hurt his mouth, you didnt, clearly you just used the method of flexion which is a great tool to have with most problems that a horse does, especially a bolting horse, well done and fuck the haters :)
BlodwynRox 1 year ago
Mare: Those people outside the arena... THEY'RE JUST SO SCARY! lol. You rode through that so well! Kudos!
heyitskelseylol 1 year ago
Well done! You handled that beautifully :D
HerMajestyTheLlama 1 year ago 47
Very well handled. Most would have sat and ended up flipping the horse. Your description explaining why you did what you did was great.
amandaandtuff 1 year ago
wow thats amazing. ur horse could have rear flipped and killed you! wat an amazing quick save!!!
leenett 1 year ago
great job, I probably would have fallen lol, and all the people who say that your hurting his mouth are wrong, my horse trainer says whenevr the horse is freaking out, turn his/her head toward you so they have to turn, well done!!
snick650 1 year ago
dear diary failed attempt of getting her off
tomorrow will add extra buck
beckyhorseluver 1 year ago 101
Wow that was well ridden!!
FruitcakeNat 1 year ago
Wow way to stick on him. I must say that is a cute little horse!
angelaswearengin 1 year ago
you go girl! screw all of these haters you did the right thing
666sex 1 year ago
nice save....my guys first show was last weekend...luckily when he spooked he stopped dead in the canter...his prior spook going in he only went about 1.5" off the ground..rearing was stopped before it happened..only cause its not his usual go to move..i dont get the neg comments...u stayed on and with her and pushed her forward after...geeze it was the first show :) and prob a lot better now...
luv4cascy 1 year ago
Good job correcting her, staying on and contiuning with the test. She is a pretty mover and once you two work out all the kinks, you two will be a lovely pair and tough to beat in the ring!
Strut7 1 year ago
nice save!
LadyAntebellum09 1 year ago
I find it interesting how those who commented about what you were doing wrong, what your should have done, how you were riding, etc. had the gumption to do so....they missed the part that says FIRST show, also they were not the ones riding your horse nor under that circumstance....I know NOTHING about dressage (rancher, trainer, barrel racer) but I say great job getting her settled down, keeping your composure and continuing your show!!!! Well done!!! beautiful horse!!!
PinkBarrelRacer 1 year ago
really good reaction! and nice riding
wishmaster186 1 year ago
Good job staying on, getting her back on the ground and mostly, for continuing with your dressage test without getting upset! I have seen a lot of people either freak out emotionally after a horse rears (crying, want to get off) or have a tantrum and whip the horse for being "naughty". Since this horse is being retrained it's really good that you showed her that she can't flip on to you, but also didn't punish her, but instead showed her the correct thing to do, which was to continue on quietly!
zhivana 1 year ago
She's a cute mare. You did an excellent job staying on her..and then to continue after that. KUDOS!
juniorhorse 1 year ago
im not trying to be mean but your feet were all over the place and you were useing your seat WAY to hard
aridxxluv 1 year ago
i don't know how you managed to stay on but kudos! Rearing horses are really dnagerous, even one's that more as well as this mare who obviously has talent :)
nancygirl281 1 year ago
NICE SAVE!!!
leenett 1 year ago
That would have been terrifying! You handled it very well, though. Good job!
EiffelForParis 1 year ago
I see a horse thsats not emotionally relaxed & being nudged, nudged, nudged nudged nudged with spurs. .The horse has its head vertical but its not soft & giving. Claustraphobic position.
If the horse was prepared more this wouldnt have happened as she would be mentally prepared, not just physically. She shouldnt have been put in that situation .
Good job staying on by the way.
matilda19 1 year ago
That particular maneuver saved me! The little Arab I was riding reared, I pulled her to the side, she STILL flipped, but since I had her off balance, she fell next to me, not ON me!
Btw, you have a lovely dressage seat =]
leeshdiddy22 1 year ago
Yee Haw! Nice job staying on!
judababe456 1 year ago
Great ride! I would've done the same thing!
angelpixiedoll 1 year ago
oh wow if you hadnt have done that she definatley would flipped. that would have been nasty.
RodeoHorsey 1 year ago
Excellently handled and a very classy finish to carry on the test as if nothing had happened. Well done! ^^
wildfillysama 1 year ago
I really can not believe you stayed on! Awesome riding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EvEnTeR12345 1 year ago
nice save!
iLive4MyHorse 1 year ago
ow that looked like it hurt. i hope you were okay.
gottoride3 1 year ago
all i can say is GOOD JOB ! you really handles that horse really well. all horses get stage frieght. good job !
littlered404 1 year ago
WELL DONE!
kewliokate 1 year ago
NICE RECOVERY
meoweagle 1 year ago
I have to say it was very smart of you to bend her head out while you were trying to find your seat back. It looks like it was a preventative measure on your behalf to keep her from reacting again while you were getting back in the saddle. Good job. Some people aren't as fast with reactions to such extreme behaviors. To me, you did what was safest for you at the time. Kind of funny to watch you pick up again.... "where was I?"
617Tora 1 year ago
she's such a pretty mare. Was going so well untill she reared. good job for staying on like that!
XxCrystalXxLoveXx 1 year ago
I own a flipper, and she's done it to me.. In a very heavy roping saddle. I was so lucky she didn't land on me. She'd never tried to flip before, so I just went with it, not thinking that she'd flip. I now know to pull her to the side when that haopens.
A woman went to buy her the other day, and my horse decided to try it on her. Didn't go very well, but no one was hurt.
You're an amazing rider with quick reflexes. Nice job. c:
GreenLock96 1 year ago
Great riding gal! :D You did what you needed to do to protect the horse and yourself and to the believe blubbering about her pulling, thats alot less painful then a broken horse leg and a killed rider, dont ya think? :)
ReinaEquina 1 year ago
aww she just thought it was time to exit at A! and then, just as you get your balance back the crowd clap and she spooks :o) well done. People who have never ridden a flipper have no idea - keep doing what your doing girl! lovely mare!
69neeny 1 year ago
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69neeny 1 year ago
Amazing. I applaud your quick thinking and ability to shake it off and keep going like it never happened. Your mare is lucky to have such a talented rider.
onniemcg 1 year ago
Wow! Quick thinking in the middle of a dangerous situation. It had the right effect and shows the rider has lots of experience.
shpshftr66 1 year ago
Great job hanging on
MyTeddyBearxo 1 year ago
Oh WELL done! Difficult to stay on and continue after those...and into a canter yet!
MsBlueLaker 1 year ago
amazing recovery. You are a true dressage rider, hey you might have blown that movement, but looked like you nailed the next. Great Job
8rgirl 1 year ago
All I can say is amazing save and very quick reaction time. c:
shinyp0nyta 1 year ago 2
She didn't do anything wrong except probably the warmup wasn't quite long enough.
thomasfaltejsek 1 year ago
that was amazing, I'm glad you were intime before she flipped over it saced you and your horse some what could have been nasty injuries. also great job getting back in the saddle!
SaiyanGena 1 year ago
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Never give up! Never surrender!
CanterburySporthorse 1 year ago
how did u stay on great rider
3dayeventer101 1 year ago
I don't know how you reacted so fast! Good job. Did she ever stop trying to rear/flip? I'd never have the guts to ride a chronic rearer!
boudiicea 1 year ago
I think you handled the situation great, you got her off to the side so she wouldnt flip over and you stuck on :) I thinks it amazing you go on to finish the test. I would have been pretty shookin up.
SecretHavenFarm 1 year ago
You give me courage! I am struggling with fears and you were amazing. thanks!!
MakesCakes 1 year ago
you handled it great!! Congrats for keeping going!! :)
horselover2112 1 year ago
thst was awesome how you stayed up there though!
LOLOHORSERIDER13 1 year ago
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you're very stupid you know that?
i was hoping you would fall off because that's all your fault
you need to learn how to ride with care
StormyxWeather 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather What exactly did she do wrong? She prevented a potentially very dangerous situation effectively.
LivingHope937 1 year ago
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kikingfriesian 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather @StormyxWeather It took me a couple of minutes to understand the dept of your comment, in the end i came to a conclusion that your comment is the most idiotic shity comment on youtube.
post some videos of your riding, and then you can start talking.
Kuddos for the amazing rider.. who handled the situation very well!
kikingfriesian 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather This comment is so idiotic, it made me literally laugh out loud. She's an AMAZING rider for reacting the way she did and managing to stay on. Please, go ahead and upload a video of you riding so everyone can judge. And even if you were the worst rider in the world, nobody should wish someone unwell.
lilacwinteraire 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather i would like to see you try and stay on if that happened to you ........... youre so rude :(
horzeluva997 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather
she avoided being crushed, that sounds VERY stupid
the thing that is 'very stupid', is that some people can't seem to read the description
josehhhhz 1 year ago
@StormyxWeather
What a moron...
She is f...awesome...
elanoriah 1 year ago
you did awesome, and congrats for continuing on with the ride. That can be the hard part sometimes!
Guess that's one way to check if the girth is tight enough!! :)
orlndblmsug 1 year ago
Well done 4 just caring on and forgeting about it!
Lisabab16 1 year ago
good job up until the rear. I read the description, and it totally makes sence, I would jhave done that too. great job staying on and I hope the rest of the test worked out well :)
PonyLuver27 1 year ago
I think she handled this fabulously!
invictusvictory 1 year ago
that was smart to pull the horse off balance!! i say that the horse has (some thing i like to call) "sticky feet" where the horse is acting up and doesn't want to go forward for no reason. :)
yahamagirl160 1 year ago
ok half the people who are commenting rudely would have probably come off that horse or been squished, so WELL done, i was in utter shoch you managed to stay on, your an amazing rider and you clearly know what your doing :) xx
suchandidiot94 1 year ago 30
FUCKING PROPS TO YOU FOR STAYING ON
PerfectlyUnperfect25 1 year ago
wow congratulations on staying on and being able to get back into the saddle without falling off !
xxhorsexloverxx99 1 year ago
What a great save. I wouldnt of even stayed on the rear :P.
AprilBajkai 1 year ago
Thanks for the information, without the history of flipping it looked foolish; although the movement looked harsh I understand the need for it, . I've seen the damage a horse can do flipping even without a rider. You had an amazing recovery though :)
Sabra516 1 year ago
No arguments here. You stayed on the horse and finished the ride. Kudos!
cowgalval1 1 year ago
great save! nice side move with the hand in the crucial moment- she was good after that
SHOJMPR42 1 year ago
Nice work to stay on
Ahorseychick 1 year ago
As a professional rider, I applaud your decision. I also have worked with many "rearers" and your ability to unbalance and keep her feet on the ground was well done. I also applaud you for your decision to stay on. To all you said she caused the rear by stopping the forward motion, you are wrong. The mare decided a while back that she didn't want to collect and the rear was out of frustration.
FairyTaleHorseFarm 1 year ago
great job staying on! id be on my ass in 2 seconds! :)
Mooboots 1 year ago
well done !!
i would have fallen off straight away!!
BeachBabeey09 1 year ago
OMG well done for staying on! I've had several of those 'hanging round the neck, leg over saddle' moments when the horse i used to ride used to charge at jumps and duck out at the last minute. I love how after you'll pulled yourself back on you both just carry on like nothing happened "la la la la laaaa"
elbie84 1 year ago
Way to stay on girl.
dehydratedpickle 1 year ago
great job staying on and going on with the show! good riding
baileyhorse1 1 year ago
Awsome riding! way to continue on with the test!! Great job!
TheEventer94 1 year ago
Good job staying on! That takes a lot!
HunterJumperGal100 1 year ago
nice recovery
livingequine 1 year ago
great job staying on! :)
horselvr2291 1 year ago
great job !!! and lovely movement on this mare wow ...love her ...u did a great job training her:)
lakota123max 1 year ago
Good job of dealing with a tough situation! And...then continuing with your ride! Thumbs up!!
marcollisonpilot 1 year ago
I think that you handeled her very well considering that she had been known to flip over. And you did a great job of staying on! Most people would not have known to do what you did and would have risked her flipping. You made a good choice in the millisecond you had to make it. I admire your courage and skills!
bm00re86 1 year ago