first couple times i watched this, i thought he was doing this on cue. but then i read the description... that horse must have some massive hindquarters for being able to keep himself steady! also, incredible props to the rider! i guess at that point, there's not much you can do but grab mane and wait for it to be over!
@juliecoolyful You are absolutely right...can you believe there are people saying should bend his neck while in air! Chazot no longer rears...took time and patience...he has wonderful mind.
I'll bet this was terrifying! I thought in the first rear he was going to flip over on you. The only reason he didn't was because of some great riding!! Some of the people on here just yank on their horse's mouth, then wonder why they get crushed.
He did exactly was he was suppose to do.... I was just explaining to my son different rearing senerios and watching some of these very inexperienced riders yank on their already rearing horses mouth?! Only to get the obvious answer... a 1200 pnd animal on top of you! ugh...I see now he was not cued to rear he kinda half sucks up first, excellent riding English tack none the less :)
He did exactly was he was suppose to do.... I was just explaining to my son different rearing senerios and watching some of these very inexperienced riders yank on their already rearing horses mouth?! Only to get the obvious answer... a 1200 pnd animal on top of you! ugh...
Looks to me like the only reason the horse didn't go over backwards was because of some pretty excellent riding instincts. Good job. And not a moment of anger when he comes down. This all happened in a matter of seconds--the rider did just what needed to happen. Nicely done.
Great arm hook and riding - But I would have bailed - Rears are the one thing that seriously scare the ever living heck out of me! - Glad he is doing better!
Hey, Do you mind if I use this in a blooper video? I'll give you full credit, I understand if you dont want me too though! Hope you were both okay!:) xxx
Absolutely incredible rider. I would have died from fear, if not pulling the horse over backwards on top of myself! It is also very nice that you recognized that the horse was not being "bad" or nasty. When a well-trained horse does something unexpected like this, they have a reason.
@niamhbell10 thank you Jean Luc Cornille he is amazing rider and trainer..Chazot is doing wonderful! No rears great work ethics...true nature VERY sweet and kind...
extremely well ridden! He reared so high it was almost beyond the vertical, \I thought he was going over, well done! Poor thing though, thank goodness you found the problem, imagine if you hadn't!!
The rearing is just horrifying...my stomach turned over watching it the first time. I have to admit, I sold a horse (to a professional) after he reared on me. After I watched it a few time, I am just in complete awe of the instant balance changes by Mr. Cornille to prevent a disasterous result. And I am guessing the absess was in his right front foot, I can see he is favoring it.
@LKnepley Yes right front abscess. Over a period of about 3 mths we had an abscess in three hooves one after another....the right front one was the worse.
omg i just though "don't fall backwards, don't fall backwards" It is amazing how the horse is in control of it, but poor horse :( noone should have pain, especially the ones that can't tell where it is :(
wow. once again the pure atheletism of a horse is shown best at the rear. He is so aware of his hind quarters and center of gravity its mind blowing...
@GoGadgetHookerClean Chazot is incredible athlete ...he has never in the many rears been off balance...he no longer rears...and is athleticism is shinning through,...he has opinions strong ones which we like..:) thank you for comment you are right on..:)
Okay your horse is amazing his large slopped shoulders and lean neck wow! I really think that al he needs is time be as pationt as you can and show him care and make sure you shoe him that you love him. Good luck:D
@halfgoodhalfevil Jean Luc would of done that if needed..but this man is one of the best riders in the world and can feel what is going on with Chazot. Chazot was in complete balance along with Jean Luc .If Jean Luc would of shifted any weight they would of gone over. Read about Jean Luc and Chazot at scienceofmotion com
@halfgoodhalfevil if he did an emergency dismount your just giving into the horse and letting them win, by staying on it knows that your not having any of it and will eventually learn.
@ThatIsSomePig you couldn't he was in pain if you read the description, they didn't realise he had an abscess. They stopped by stopping riding him once the abscess was found I would expect.
respekt an den reiter, michräts wahrscheinlich runter... aberganz ehrlich ohne die kack slowmo wärs um einiges besser... oder vlt erst normal dann noch slomo oder was weis ich aber net nur...
Thank you. It was bloody hell of a rearing. You could not imagine the comments we received from this picture. An Australian cowboy commented “You pull.” Another good one was, “you must never grab the neck”. In the same style was, “you seat too heavy”. One advised to use a two by four. At the least, one from France was funny, “I was on the understanding that at Saumur the rider’s upper body remains perpendicular to the horse during the Courbette.”
Oh man what an amazing reaction! Lots of people pull and jerk the reins when their horse rears, causing bad accidents. I'm so glad you were able to find the absess. What a beautiful boy!
@hypasha Urgh don't listen to anyone stupidly saying stupid things about your horse. I (and most other people) think he's gorgeous, you've trained him great and that was extremely well sat.
@MelodyiLove1000 Yes he does have great balance..he is now learning to jump shall use that balance and force in another way..video is up of Chazot first lesson in jumping
@pontooflover Jean Luc Cornille (is a man, French) is a Great rider and trainer...he has trained thousands of horses and knows what he is doing..he is a Pro.
Almost looked like he was gonna go over the first time. Glad their was a legitimate reason for the rear and not just a behavior. :) Hope he's doin better!!
#1 your reins were WAY to lose #2 wen they rear u NEVER hold on to the neck because thats what let him go as high as he did #3 where is your helmet if he would have flipped over on you .it would probly would have put you in the hospital.......He is an OTTB they`re all a little nutty at first........i`v worked with a lot of them!!!!!
@3dayeventer101 Well my dear if he would of followed your advice helmet or no helmet he would be dead. If you do not become a little bit smarter that will happen to you such is your future.
@3dayeventer101 A lot of dressage people don't wear helmets. My trainer doesn't wear a helmet all the time. Plus when you show (if you're a high enough level) you don't wear a helmet you wear a top hat which has no protection at all.
@3dayeventer101 #1 Not your horse #2 you cant control hot high a horse rears by hanging onto their reins. #3 NOT EVERYONE WEARS HELMTS! Its a personal choice and some people chose to NOT wear helmets, believe it or not. Just because you've worked with alot of OTTB horses doesnt make you an expert over every horse and quit harrassing people on youtube over a 1:02 video
just want to say thank you for sharing this great story!!! I`ve had my troubles with my former racing horse.... This is a great inspiration and let`s me now that i am on the right path... Thanks again!!!
Well done x :) Talented horse rearing that high with his tack on and talented rider for staying on my horse would have made sure he did it like that if he was gonna rear that hight lol x Well done !!! :) xxx ...
Wow, well done for sticking!! You Probs heard this before, but maybe you should wear a hat. would have protected you better if you had fallen off or something. but its upto you. not being negative at all, just dont want you get hurt unnecessary. but well done x
@hyperfocus2011 It was rearing because it was in pain, not cuz its spoiled, and I think the trainer did a pretty good job of staying on and sending him forward. Maybe you got hit between the ears with a 2 x 4 you'd learn how to read!!!
@hyperfocus2011 It was rearing because it was in pain, not cuz its spoiled, and I think the trainer did a pretty good job of staying on and sending him forward. Maybe you got hit between the ears with a 2 x 4 you'd learn how to read!!!
@AdorkableLex Sorry that is not acceptable and your way of training is not acceptable..take this horse CHazot in the hand of someone like you, or Parilli, or Roberts he would of been a killer...now working Dressage..working together..takes patience and wisdom which Jean Luc Cornille has. Natural horsemanship is not natural you are dominating, submitting and controlling...we never fight with them we invite them on a intelligent journey...is a world natural horseman do not know or understand.
@AdorkableLex it is cruel and there are better ways to work with this intelligent sensitive creatures...that is just plain ole cowboy dark ages stuff...there are reasons a horse does things people that cry behavior problems need to realize there is much more to the story....we have come a long way learning about animals and working with them as equal partners..I hope you will.
That happened to me about three weeks ago. I have looked for problems in her back but the only problem I can find is in her left rear hoof that she favors. It's very unlike her but I can't understand her rearing with a bad rear hoof. I am going to have a chiropracter check her and of course address the rear hoof, before I get back on her.
@kurtleimkuehler cowboy eh? ride brain dead horses right...into dominating control....bet you are into rodeos...and enjoy seeing animals suffer for your enjoyment..
You can see him wary of putting his right fore on the ground when landing it, i'm guessing that was the abscessed hoof? Amazingly well sat, well done! I would've been terrified if that happened when i wasn't wearing a helmet!
My goodness... you really don't see riders like this very often.... could not possible fault how he handled the horse, it is scary to think what could have happened if someone else was riding... not many people would keep a horse so balanced... just perfect... incredible!
That was some pretty strong rearing, i was afraid the horse was going to throw its self backwards on the first one. Good riding to hang on that well with a straight up rear. :)
wow she is lucky he didnt flip back onto her i had my horse flip back yesterday and barely missed me was also very lucky she did the right thing leaning all her weigt on the neck hope the horse is ok
you sure can tell a good rider from a bad one. When a horse rears a good rider knows to hug the neck and become part of the horse versus pulling more on the rein. Great job staying on those rears.
Meiner Meinung nach sieht das einstudiert aus, wie der Reiter sich gleich festhält als ob er weiss was kommt...
MeliMaus1993 16 hours ago
@MeliMaus1993 NO not rehearsed but instead a great rider who knows ahead what horse is about to do...google his name Jean Luc Cornille.
hypasha 16 hours ago
first couple times i watched this, i thought he was doing this on cue. but then i read the description... that horse must have some massive hindquarters for being able to keep himself steady! also, incredible props to the rider! i guess at that point, there's not much you can do but grab mane and wait for it to be over!
juliecoolyful 1 week ago 3
@juliecoolyful You are absolutely right...can you believe there are people saying should bend his neck while in air! Chazot no longer rears...took time and patience...he has wonderful mind.
hypasha 1 week ago
dang O.O you are lucky he didn't go back wards x.x nice hugging move it saved you big time
Appaloosalicious1 2 weeks ago
That is absolutely perfect form for rearing. Kudos to that great rider.
krs7g4 2 weeks ago
Oh my god :O
HenrietteSkogmo 3 weeks ago
I'll bet this was terrifying! I thought in the first rear he was going to flip over on you. The only reason he didn't was because of some great riding!! Some of the people on here just yank on their horse's mouth, then wonder why they get crushed.
PapaRoachGirl18 3 weeks ago
He did exactly was he was suppose to do.... I was just explaining to my son different rearing senerios and watching some of these very inexperienced riders yank on their already rearing horses mouth?! Only to get the obvious answer... a 1200 pnd animal on top of you! ugh...I see now he was not cued to rear he kinda half sucks up first, excellent riding English tack none the less :)
isanyone1niceanymore 3 weeks ago 2
He did exactly was he was suppose to do.... I was just explaining to my son different rearing senerios and watching some of these very inexperienced riders yank on their already rearing horses mouth?! Only to get the obvious answer... a 1200 pnd animal on top of you! ugh...
isanyone1niceanymore 3 weeks ago
Woowww.!!!
Melanieee143 3 weeks ago
Looks to me like the only reason the horse didn't go over backwards was because of some pretty excellent riding instincts. Good job. And not a moment of anger when he comes down. This all happened in a matter of seconds--the rider did just what needed to happen. Nicely done.
Baskovia 3 weeks ago 2
CRAP!
SeaLife65 4 weeks ago
brilliant riding! :)
CandikaofSilverTrees 4 weeks ago
wow im surprised he didnt fall on his back
MisCat24 1 month ago
Great staying on...but how did your horse not flip lol! I thought he was going to fall, but so glad he didnt. You are a great rider
equestrian978 1 month ago
what a pro the way he stayed on, i now know what to do when my horse rears
XOLiveforHorsesXO 1 month ago
AMAZING RIDER!
Frananasje 1 month ago
Wow. o__O
Taintedfeelingsx 1 month ago
Great arm hook and riding - But I would have bailed - Rears are the one thing that seriously scare the ever living heck out of me! - Glad he is doing better!
HaflingerAddiction 1 month ago
Hey, Do you mind if I use this in a blooper video? I'll give you full credit, I understand if you dont want me too though! Hope you were both okay!:) xxx
youllalwaysbemyherox 1 month ago
the rider looks like hes hugging him
alwayshorseCRAZY 1 month ago
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
swallowdalefarm 1 month ago
Wow! I'm glad the horse didn't lose his balance by his first rear o.o That was a really big rear, that's a good rider for staying on that well .w.
I've read that the horse has been under treatment, I hope the abces(ses) are gone by now o_o
GoatBlaat 1 month ago
Absolutely incredible rider. I would have died from fear, if not pulling the horse over backwards on top of myself! It is also very nice that you recognized that the horse was not being "bad" or nasty. When a well-trained horse does something unexpected like this, they have a reason.
blkgryphon 1 month ago
The rider looks like Keith Lemon. :')
ASimpleSomething 2 months ago 20
@ASimpleSomething No Keith Lemon looks like the rider..:)
hypasha 1 month ago 18
GREAT JOB!!!
cloudcover71 2 months ago
Wow, what an excellent rider! He knew just how to react.
hackamore 2 months ago
Nearly crapped myself on that first rear, jesus christ!
10PeterRocks 2 months ago
wow, amazing riding to sit a rear like that!! very balanced andd gorgeous horse also.
ldmtzk 2 months ago
omg, it's amazing that she did'nt made a backflip in the first rear. Beautiful and powerful horse
turpoemmelie 2 months ago
That is an amazing rider!! I hope Chazot is okaii now!!
niamhbell10 2 months ago 15
@niamhbell10 thank you Jean Luc Cornille he is amazing rider and trainer..Chazot is doing wonderful! No rears great work ethics...true nature VERY sweet and kind...
hypasha 2 months ago 7
WOW, now thats a rider !!! Good recovery man! ! !
ronphlf 2 months ago
extremely well ridden! He reared so high it was almost beyond the vertical, \I thought he was going over, well done! Poor thing though, thank goodness you found the problem, imagine if you hadn't!!
321clara123 2 months ago
This would be beautiful...If there wasn't a rider of course!!! :)
cammarkgross 2 months ago
ohmygod emergency dismount!! that guy knew just what to do though.
iRideiHorse 2 months ago
The rearing is just horrifying...my stomach turned over watching it the first time. I have to admit, I sold a horse (to a professional) after he reared on me. After I watched it a few time, I am just in complete awe of the instant balance changes by Mr. Cornille to prevent a disasterous result. And I am guessing the absess was in his right front foot, I can see he is favoring it.
LKnepley 2 months ago 6
@LKnepley Yes right front abscess. Over a period of about 3 mths we had an abscess in three hooves one after another....the right front one was the worse.
hypasha 2 months ago
omg i just though "don't fall backwards, don't fall backwards" It is amazing how the horse is in control of it, but poor horse :( noone should have pain, especially the ones that can't tell where it is :(
siramusen 2 months ago
Oh My God!
19LoLLyPop98 2 months ago
one amazing rider! awesome horse for not falling backwards also!
charlieboy1091 2 months ago
0:22 - shit my pants
ariat627 2 months ago
i love the ears forward the whole time. He's just like "eh, let's stretch a bit..."
MysweetAnnabelle53 3 months ago
Woah! Like GoGadgetHookerClean said, he is an amazing athlete! And good job staying on! Woah, really looks crazy :D!
ThePippers 3 months ago
please can i use this? i will give credit.
elliemortonxxx 3 months ago
@elliemortonxxx Yes with credit..thank you
hypasha 3 months ago
very good rider and very crazy horse
Yvo0s 3 months ago
wow. once again the pure atheletism of a horse is shown best at the rear. He is so aware of his hind quarters and center of gravity its mind blowing...
GoGadgetHookerClean 3 months ago
@GoGadgetHookerClean Chazot is incredible athlete ...he has never in the many rears been off balance...he no longer rears...and is athleticism is shinning through,...he has opinions strong ones which we like..:) thank you for comment you are right on..:)
hypasha 3 months ago
@hypasha No problem. I call it as I see it. He is beautiful too
GoGadgetHookerClean 2 months ago
Wow, I'm going to remember that. Next time a horse rears with me, wrap your arms around the neck! xD
Just, what if it decides to buck after that? o:
TearMeDownTonite 3 months ago
@TearMeDownTonite LOL Keep holding on to the neck and you'll land safely on your feet first. :D
Seleuce 2 months ago
wow! he is a really good rider!
Sunnivabks 3 months ago
wooooooooow
werka1676 3 months ago
Thats smart grab the neck. 1 rear ithought the horse was gonna fall backwards
animalpersonforever 3 months ago 2
hoooooooooooooo my god!!!i was so affraid...i had an accident like this...1 month hospital!
bluediamondmagic 3 months ago
Okay your horse is amazing his large slopped shoulders and lean neck wow! I really think that al he needs is time be as pationt as you can and show him care and make sure you shoe him that you love him. Good luck:D
trosselit 3 months ago
Holy cow! He's just clinging on perfectly still!
Sootbind 3 months ago
OMG!!!!!!!!
xXaaagaaaXx 4 months ago
Why didn't you do an emergency dismount!? I was afraid that the horse was going to fall over backwards on you.
halfgoodhalfevil 4 months ago 22
@halfgoodhalfevil Jean Luc would of done that if needed..but this man is one of the best riders in the world and can feel what is going on with Chazot. Chazot was in complete balance along with Jean Luc .If Jean Luc would of shifted any weight they would of gone over. Read about Jean Luc and Chazot at scienceofmotion com
hypasha 4 months ago 5
@halfgoodhalfevil if he did an emergency dismount your just giving into the horse and letting them win, by staying on it knows that your not having any of it and will eventually learn.
XJessicaX97 1 month ago
Fantastic!
Lisanne87 4 months ago
wowww now thats a rearing !!! just two words need to be said .. excellent rider !!!
nikkienik 4 months ago
Now THAT'S a rear! How can you stop him?
ThatIsSomePig 5 months ago
@ThatIsSomePig you couldn't he was in pain if you read the description, they didn't realise he had an abscess. They stopped by stopping riding him once the abscess was found I would expect.
xXeMokiDXxMCRXx 5 months ago
DAMN way 2 hold on!
LoveMitchelMusso92 5 months ago
VERY WELL SAT!!!
ridingsmylife 5 months ago
wow that was huge! it was like flipping trigger
KnG1Dakota 5 months ago
respekt an den reiter, michräts wahrscheinlich runter... aberganz ehrlich ohne die kack slowmo wärs um einiges besser... oder vlt erst normal dann noch slomo oder was weis ich aber net nur...
Garkimasera 5 months ago
Thank you. It was bloody hell of a rearing. You could not imagine the comments we received from this picture. An Australian cowboy commented “You pull.” Another good one was, “you must never grab the neck”. In the same style was, “you seat too heavy”. One advised to use a two by four. At the least, one from France was funny, “I was on the understanding that at Saumur the rider’s upper body remains perpendicular to the horse during the Courbette.”
hypasha 5 months ago
bloody hell! well ridden.
ChloeElizabeth2008 5 months ago
Wow, that's scary.
ADayAtTheBarn 5 months ago
Wow! well sat!!
minnimo17 6 months ago
urm...thats fake...
Emiliebracken 6 months ago
@Emiliebracken lol fake? nope is for real...check out the rest of Chazot videos..
hypasha 6 months ago 4
wow scary and i have been reared but that is jus WOW
xena307 6 months ago
wow
Vanderpost97 6 months ago
wow
Vanderpost97 6 months ago
Oh man what an amazing reaction! Lots of people pull and jerk the reins when their horse rears, causing bad accidents. I'm so glad you were able to find the absess. What a beautiful boy!
KnightHawke01 6 months ago
is dat a man or woman lol
WelshCobLover 6 months ago
@WelshCobLover it is a man...Jean Luc (pronounced Jon) is from France...
hypasha 6 months ago
@hypasha Urgh don't listen to anyone stupidly saying stupid things about your horse. I (and most other people) think he's gorgeous, you've trained him great and that was extremely well sat.
Well done sir :)
99FeeBee99 3 months ago
@99FeeBee99 Thank you...we are very proud of Chazot and Jean Luc is a great trainer and clinician.
hypasha 3 months ago
@hypasha I can see that :) Are you doing any shows with him?
99FeeBee99 3 months ago
@99FeeBee99 No we will not show him but he is used in demonstrations at our clinics as well as training videos.
hypasha 3 months ago
@hypasha That's beautiful :) Good luck! :)
99FeeBee99 3 months ago
Shiiiiiiiiiit.
Well done girl! Looks like your holding on for dear life haha.
Your a good confident rider, well done. x
OhDearyMyPants 7 months ago
@OhDearyMyPants Its a man:L -_- ahaa x
franrigz 6 months ago
omg ! its looked like he was going to go over backwards on the first rear, that horse has definatly got some balance !!!
MelodyiLove1000 7 months ago 40
@MelodyiLove1000 Yes he does have great balance..he is now learning to jump shall use that balance and force in another way..video is up of Chazot first lesson in jumping
hypasha 7 months ago 4
I thought on da first he was gonna fall off
basketballpro1227 7 months ago
stayed on :O
emma2797 7 months ago
Thats my jumping position that is! lol
BethanHorseMad 7 months ago 2
Wow thats a high rear!!
poppoporyoryo 7 months ago
I thought she was going to fall off because of the really high rear!
RightStar2000 7 months ago
what made him/her rear?
punchjumper3744 7 months ago
your reins where far too loose and WOWOWOWOWOW that is the biggest rear in histroy omg u stayed on wow
xena307 7 months ago
:21 holly god how did she stay on!!!!!!!!!! good job!
pontooflover 8 months ago 4
@pontooflover Jean Luc Cornille (is a man, French) is a Great rider and trainer...he has trained thousands of horses and knows what he is doing..he is a Pro.
hypasha 8 months ago 9
@hypasha oo that explains it lol
pontooflover 8 months ago
you stayed on good!
thealexys11 8 months ago
you stayed on good! i would do the same grab the horses neck!! nice!
thealexys11 8 months ago
Almost looked like he was gonna go over the first time. Glad their was a legitimate reason for the rear and not just a behavior. :) Hope he's doin better!!
NaturalJumper1032 8 months ago
@NaturalJumper1032 he is doing wonderful...no rears at all now...check out his latest video on our channel
hypasha 8 months ago
you're a great rider - I've never seen a horse rear like that! and twice in a row - fantastic job :) and beautiful horse, by the way
kaymm93 8 months ago
#1 your reins were WAY to lose #2 wen they rear u NEVER hold on to the neck because thats what let him go as high as he did #3 where is your helmet if he would have flipped over on you .it would probly would have put you in the hospital.......He is an OTTB they`re all a little nutty at first........i`v worked with a lot of them!!!!!
3dayeventer101 8 months ago
@3dayeventer101 Well my dear if he would of followed your advice helmet or no helmet he would be dead. If you do not become a little bit smarter that will happen to you such is your future.
hypasha 8 months ago 2
@3dayeventer101 A lot of dressage people don't wear helmets. My trainer doesn't wear a helmet all the time. Plus when you show (if you're a high enough level) you don't wear a helmet you wear a top hat which has no protection at all.
JumpingPerfection121 8 months ago 2
@3dayeventer101 If you don't hold onto their neck, you're leaning you weight back, which means the horse has a higher chance of falling on you.
Painted099 7 months ago
@3dayeventer101 #1 Not your horse #2 you cant control hot high a horse rears by hanging onto their reins. #3 NOT EVERYONE WEARS HELMTS! Its a personal choice and some people chose to NOT wear helmets, believe it or not. Just because you've worked with alot of OTTB horses doesnt make you an expert over every horse and quit harrassing people on youtube over a 1:02 video
CodysTuffLilLena 7 months ago 2
And that folks is how to sit a rear!
I hope you were able to ease his pain though, he's a stunning looking ottb!
CattanWolf19 8 months ago
helmet? but other than that, GREAT riding!! :D
misspalousepony 8 months ago
WOW!!!! THAT WAS HUGE!!!!!!
ivaferna 8 months ago
just want to say thank you for sharing this great story!!! I`ve had my troubles with my former racing horse.... This is a great inspiration and let`s me now that i am on the right path... Thanks again!!!
lektana 8 months ago
@lektana Your welcome,,thank you...and good luck with yours! They are intelligent sensitive breeds...and come with memories.
hypasha 8 months ago
Awesome riding for such a huge rear. The whole time I was saying "please don't flip." WOW
OlliMSa 8 months ago
0:21 = major hug ;)
erinxsjxriderx 8 months ago
well done for staying on :)
EventicElectric 9 months ago
Well done x :) Talented horse rearing that high with his tack on and talented rider for staying on my horse would have made sure he did it like that if he was gonna rear that hight lol x Well done !!! :) xxx ...
8silverboy 9 months ago
WOOOW O.o
SophieOgAlberte 9 months ago
Wow, well done for sticking!! You Probs heard this before, but maybe you should wear a hat. would have protected you better if you had fallen off or something. but its upto you. not being negative at all, just dont want you get hurt unnecessary. but well done x
XCaliBearsX 9 months ago
Good job staying on :D did the right thing! screw the ppl that say hit the horse on the head...I mean really ppl..
kalemmy 9 months ago
wow a two x four between the ears one time or a new trainer for that spoiled horse might be safer!
hyperfocus2011 9 months ago
@hyperfocus2011 try a 2 x 4 between yours you may become smarter....
hypasha 9 months ago 10
@hyperfocus2011 It was rearing because it was in pain, not cuz its spoiled, and I think the trainer did a pretty good job of staying on and sending him forward. Maybe you got hit between the ears with a 2 x 4 you'd learn how to read!!!
iridehorsesxoxo 9 months ago
@hyperfocus2011 It was rearing because it was in pain, not cuz its spoiled, and I think the trainer did a pretty good job of staying on and sending him forward. Maybe you got hit between the ears with a 2 x 4 you'd learn how to read!!!
iridehorsesxoxo 9 months ago 4
@iridehorsesxoxo *if
iridehorsesxoxo 9 months ago
lol in slow motion its like the man's hugging the horse! xD!!
gurkinz 9 months ago
@gurkinz
its a women :L
surujdeo99 9 months ago
@surujdeo99 no is a man..:) Jean Luc Cornille of Science Of Motion
hypasha 9 months ago
Wow! Ur horse is stunning!! Poor boy to have an abbess but is he better now? Eat an amazing rider to be able to ride him so well (: xc
ilovehugo28 9 months ago
@AdorkableLex Sorry that is not acceptable and your way of training is not acceptable..take this horse CHazot in the hand of someone like you, or Parilli, or Roberts he would of been a killer...now working Dressage..working together..takes patience and wisdom which Jean Luc Cornille has. Natural horsemanship is not natural you are dominating, submitting and controlling...we never fight with them we invite them on a intelligent journey...is a world natural horseman do not know or understand.
hypasha 9 months ago
@AdorkableLex it is cruel and there are better ways to work with this intelligent sensitive creatures...that is just plain ole cowboy dark ages stuff...there are reasons a horse does things people that cry behavior problems need to realize there is much more to the story....we have come a long way learning about animals and working with them as equal partners..I hope you will.
hypasha 9 months ago
That happened to me about three weeks ago. I have looked for problems in her back but the only problem I can find is in her left rear hoof that she favors. It's very unlike her but I can't understand her rearing with a bad rear hoof. I am going to have a chiropracter check her and of course address the rear hoof, before I get back on her.
race4time 9 months ago
wow some serious rearing but the lady did a great job of staying on him
dancingshilow 10 months ago
@dancingshilow Thank you..and is a man Jean Luc Cornille..:) of Science Of Motion
hypasha 10 months ago
fucking hell.
AJPonies12 10 months ago
HOLY COW. My horse reared almost that high once with me on him but I slid off because I didnt want to get squished if he flipped. :O
Mojichickenrocks 10 months ago
My hat to the rider!!
Talkinhorn 10 months ago
good rider !
surujdeo99 10 months ago
INCROYABLE *_*
vavindochine 10 months ago
carry a 2x4 next time
kurtleimkuehler 10 months ago
@kurtleimkuehler cowboy eh? ride brain dead horses right...into dominating control....bet you are into rodeos...and enjoy seeing animals suffer for your enjoyment..
hypasha 10 months ago
poor little guy with his hoof....
ilovemymaiden 10 months ago
the rider done really well to stay on
TheShortAsss 11 months ago
i'm never going to be able to do something like that.
YuGiOhStrawberry 11 months ago
You can see him wary of putting his right fore on the ground when landing it, i'm guessing that was the abscessed hoof? Amazingly well sat, well done! I would've been terrified if that happened when i wasn't wearing a helmet!
LilSmufie 11 months ago
@LilSmufie yes right hoof.
hypasha 11 months ago
WOW, now that is a rear
Emma88Thoroughbred 11 months ago
that would be scary...it looks like the horse is about to fallover
XxStadiumJumperXx 11 months ago
I cannot believe that the horse did not fall over, especially at 0:21!!
HorseMyLife12 1 year ago
Jean you are amazing XXXX
LorraineHatrix 1 year ago
pause at 21 seconds 0.o
AbbyGirl774 1 year ago
that is a big rearr..im must say very very well sat :D i think i would of just fell off :L
HorsesRmyDRUGS 1 year ago
My goodness... you really don't see riders like this very often.... could not possible fault how he handled the horse, it is scary to think what could have happened if someone else was riding... not many people would keep a horse so balanced... just perfect... incredible!
InLikeFlynno 1 year ago
bloody well sat or hugged on n glad abscess was problem and was sorted
itsmadalicedj 1 year ago
That was some pretty strong rearing, i was afraid the horse was going to throw its self backwards on the first one. Good riding to hang on that well with a straight up rear. :)
JessyBeth 1 year ago
wow she is lucky he didnt flip back onto her i had my horse flip back yesterday and barely missed me was also very lucky she did the right thing leaning all her weigt on the neck hope the horse is ok
iluvhorsesjna 1 year ago
you sure can tell a good rider from a bad one. When a horse rears a good rider knows to hug the neck and become part of the horse versus pulling more on the rein. Great job staying on those rears.
lakeacres 1 year ago
pause at 0:21
topsycharlie1234 1 year ago
O.M.G I Thought the horse was going to go over backwards! one lucky rider!
EquestrianXxX 1 year ago
oh my god ^^
TheNaddelchen92 1 year ago
I sat there, gaping, repeatedly saying "OH MY GOD...OH MY GOD..." That poor, poor woman- I hope the horse is alright as well.
summerrushband 1 year ago
@summerrushband it is a man Jean Luc Cornille both horse and rider fine both very balanced..:) Chazot no longers rears...
hypasha 1 year ago
@hypasha what was the pain Chazot had?
vdenise 1 year ago
@vdenise abscess in hoof, next day dead lame. We went thru 3 hoofs with abscess. one after another
hypasha 1 year ago
@hypasha thanks, good think you found this
vdenise 1 year ago
@vdenise I own him Horse and married to rider Jean Luc (first name is pronounced John)
hypasha 1 year ago
omg i cant believe he didnt go over :L well satt
crazy1coral 1 year ago
omg thats sick ö my pony has reared once, and it was also caused by pain ..
Sprangrytter96 1 year ago