a barebackpad is not supposed to go with stirrups. because the pad misses the rigid part of a regular saddle, the pressure you put on the stirrups will cause discomfort on the horses back.
Check out a guy called Rick Gore, his channel is Horseawareness. I wish I had come across his information at a young age. It is great when people with so much knowledge pass it on for free. If you learn from him you will be really good and enjoy riding for many years to come.
@RammsteinRoesli It is actually very uncomfortable for a horse to be ridden bareback because it puts pressure on their spine. They can become very sore because of this even after a short five minute ride. Bareback pads help minimize this and also helps a rider better balance if need be. I however prefer not to use a saddle or a bareback pad but if it is best for my horses then so be it.
@ninjaboonma ah, well thank you. I didn't actually know that. :) I don't do bareback very often, but I might consider doing it less/buying a pad now, if it's painful for my horse.
@ninjaboonma I agree 50% ...but Barebackpads don't do the Job a saddle would do - only the saddle (and it must be a perfect fitting one) can spread the rider's weight the way it should be ;)
@Tia310 Right, I said bareback pads help to minimize the pressure. There are some really great ones out there but they actually can cost as much as a rather nice saddle.
@RammsteinRoesli It is actually very uncomfortable for a horse to be ridden bareback because it puts pressure on their spine. They can become very sore because of this even after a short five minute ride. Bareback pads help minimize this and also helps a rider better balance if need be. I however prefer not to use a saddle or a bareback pad but if it is best for my horses then so be it.
Some horses are just harder to lead or motivate, because they are lazy. That horse was jus being stubborn, and I dont think the horse suffered major injuries cause of that kick. Come on...
humm well i dont think u r that good at riding..u need to sit deeper in your saddle so u can feel ur bones....also you should also wrap you legs round the horses side...well hey am not gonna give u riding lessons...
btw english riding is better that fuckin american riding...pfft
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My aunt always had bareback pads when i was growing up, it made us kids feel more secure than sitting on a horse without one, with a pad, you slide less than you would without one. We never had stirrups though, and as soon as i get my new bareback pad thats the first thing i will do as well. Also remember, saddles are stiffer than pads, so they stay in place better, pads can slip around, thats what makes them more dangerous
for your safety your friend should take off the stirrups on the bareback pads.. more people are dragged to death on bareback pads with stirrups then saddles.. please change that or just ride without any padding what so ever..
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Wow i dont even know why they made bareback pads.Some dumbo probably made up the idea and now they have them.Why cal it a barback pad when the meaning of bareback is *Sitting w/o any saddle or anything between you and your horses back*wow.
Some horses need a boot in the side to get going, or if all eles fails, a crop will do. You dont need to resaort to spurs until your ready. They are having fun. They're hrosed ont mind leave em alone.
true but thats what a nice pare of wranglers are for :P I only want a bareback pad for breaking horses. like say their first time with something tightened around their girth i would rather introduce the to it lightly then progress to the actualy saddle
Wranglers or not, my mare sweats and within twenty minutes of even light riding, I'm soaked.. We've always started colts under saddle at a year old... Saddle 'em and tie them, work some in the round pen.. Then when they turn two, a saddle isn't a big deal
sounds like your mare aint in to good of shape :P lmao i know a few horses that were like that. my two fillies that i ride take forever to sweat unless its way hot. Norally when i start horses i start when they are real young like 6 months when weaned from mom and just drape towels and stuff over their backs put my arms around their girth touch them everywhere then at 1 i stick a sirsingle(sp?) on them and work them off that and at and at two they get a bit and saddle about a month apart
@cazaschobs actually you're not supposed to RIDE until 3 or 4 to avoid sway-back early on. You can put any GEAR you want on them as early as you possibly can.
may i say something please, the bit is rather low in the mouth but as long as it doesnt hit the horses teeth then it usually helps get the horse being more responsive, i do suggest it goes up a hole or two though, if you dont like a tight bit then only have 1 wrinkle in the courner of the mouth or a small crease, :) xx
I don't think there is anything wrong with screwing around with your friends, but your bridle seems to be much to loose and it is possible the bit is hitting your horses teeth and causing him a great deal of pain and discomfort. There should be 2 wrinkles in the corner of your horse's mouth directly behind the bit; I think your cheek piece may need to be taken up 2 or 3 holes. If what I've said isn't clear, you could try Google for more information on how to properly fit a bridle :].
well i completely disagree with that eqisme person, i do novice dressage with my horse and she's really well schooled, but i still fool around out on hacks and ride barback and just have fun, i think horses need that, they cant just be doing hard work the whole time they want to relax and play aswell. i think people forget sometimes that the whole reason we ride them is simply for pleasure, for fun.
i think they mean that the horse should be commanded correctly not kicked and yanked around. i had a horse that no one wanted cuz he bolted everytime. but i got him so well trained that if i yelled whoo even if someone else was on him he would stop. horses are smart and should be trained with clicks and words not kicks in the guts i know i wouldnt like it thats for sure. but those horses obviously need training.
I agree. Im training for a show right now but my horse had a bad day so I gave him a break and we went for a nice easy hack in the country. We both needed it and were back in business now. You need to work and play.
it all depends on the way the horse is trained and the experience of the rider. maybe she doesn't ride this horse often and the horse isn't used to her cues.
das arme Pferd ... du reisst ihm ihm Maul rum und tretest dann noch in den Bauch, weile es sich nicht rechtzeitig bewegt... *kopfschüttel* Grauenvoll ...
Okay well, even when you're hacking around you're schooling the horse. Everytime you ride you're schooling the horse you are riding. By kicking and being silly you are doing nothing for the horse besides making him/her possibly dead to the leg. I hate seeing these kind of videos on YouTube, people just show how naive they are.
no i am a dressage freak just not when you are goofing off and riding bareback in a feild and if you feel you need to correct someone just having fun you probably are not that good either! And spurs geese ever heard of natural aids? feel my sarcasm.
gash, what is she doin with her feet? kicking the horse? ever heard of canteraids? they're supposed to look invisible, if you're tryin to do dressage :P
well obviously she is kicking and of course not dressage because look feild pad hmmmmmmmmmmmm no dressage and maybe she needs to kick harder than others
yeah yeah, of course I can see that she's not doin dressage... pretty obvius maybe? And fyi, u can do dressage bareback, at least I can, how about you?
yes but does it look like she is trying hmm? i have to kick my horse like crazy i cant use small little movements so it wont be invisible andyou know what it does not matter plus you know what legs are aids!
NO SHIT? legs are aids? You're kiddiiiiiing! :P feel my sarcasm. No but use spurs, then you don't have to kick him? Plus I don't even think you're into dressage and stuff, cuz it doesn't sound like it... But ridin around on sum pony or sumthing in the woods is always cute. keep the good work up!!
c.c Even so. None of my business in this lame childs argument, you shouldn't have to even kick a horse that hard to make it canter. All I have to do is just very lightly squeeze my legs and that's all it takes to get my thoroughbred going. =/
well bohoo stop showing of about YOUR thoughbreed my favourite horse i have is a mixed breed but she is the best jumper from my 4 you shouldnt love/showoff/or not love a horse for its breed!!
well shes obviously Not doing dressage most people ( INCLUDING ME) just like to have some fun while being with such beautiful horses its not just work all the time!! P.S we`re not all dressage freaks either!!
a barebackpad is not supposed to go with stirrups. because the pad misses the rigid part of a regular saddle, the pressure you put on the stirrups will cause discomfort on the horses back.
rathmiron 5 months ago 3
WTF?
PoslednaZit 6 months ago
always draw the reins:-C NOOOOOO
Lululiebtihrpferd 7 months ago
My favorite part was "ohhh this is hard -sounds of raw pleasure-"
HiddenHeartsCry 9 months ago 2
@HiddenHeartsCry rrrrrrrriiiight....
GuardianAngelFanga 8 months ago
@HiddenHeartsCry No doubt she was just about to cum...BIG time!
sharx35 2 months ago
umm,
horsefanatic2 11 months ago
Check out a guy called Rick Gore, his channel is Horseawareness. I wish I had come across his information at a young age. It is great when people with so much knowledge pass it on for free. If you learn from him you will be really good and enjoy riding for many years to come.
gwyn1971 11 months ago
IT sounds like she had ONE helluva orgasm!
sharx35 1 year ago
it's simply, and i think you & that girl can't ride really well
mooistevoorjoou 1 year ago
usually when I want my horse to move forward, I don't pull her nose around to her ass.
jberban420 1 year ago
I thought that bareback pads were for people who were just starting to do bareback, to help them get used to the feeling...
Maybe I was wrong..
I've never used one, and I don't plan to...
RammsteinRoesli 1 year ago
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ninjaboonma 1 year ago
@RammsteinRoesli It is actually very uncomfortable for a horse to be ridden bareback because it puts pressure on their spine. They can become very sore because of this even after a short five minute ride. Bareback pads help minimize this and also helps a rider better balance if need be. I however prefer not to use a saddle or a bareback pad but if it is best for my horses then so be it.
ninjaboonma 1 year ago
@ninjaboonma ah, well thank you. I didn't actually know that. :) I don't do bareback very often, but I might consider doing it less/buying a pad now, if it's painful for my horse.
RammsteinRoesli 1 year ago
@ninjaboonma I agree 50% ...but Barebackpads don't do the Job a saddle would do - only the saddle (and it must be a perfect fitting one) can spread the rider's weight the way it should be ;)
Tia310 1 year ago
@Tia310 Right, I said bareback pads help to minimize the pressure. There are some really great ones out there but they actually can cost as much as a rather nice saddle.
ninjaboonma 1 year ago
@ninjaboonma sorry I didn't read it that way. When I read it the first time it sounded a little different to me ;) now i understand how you meant it.
Tia310 1 year ago
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@RammsteinRoesli It is actually very uncomfortable for a horse to be ridden bareback because it puts pressure on their spine. They can become very sore because of this even after a short five minute ride. Bareback pads help minimize this and also helps a rider better balance if need be. I however prefer not to use a saddle or a bareback pad but if it is best for my horses then so be it.
ninjaboonma 1 year ago
hah! loved it, this is hard! ah ah ah! lol, i do that all the time. glad im not the only one now. haha
CowgirlssLuvHorsess 1 year ago
where there was that "wow" ? i havent seen it. stupid video
hitipar 1 year ago
hey?
are you fucking nuts?
why are you pulling and kicking the horse?
you to are not good at all, you're riding like my grandmother?
poor horses.
get a BARBARA insteed.
souljagirl400045 2 years ago 4
@souljagirl400045 gee chillax - it wasn't that bad.
gabbybella123 1 year ago
OKAY then lol
MsComanche1 2 years ago
it was funny how u were like making noises
horselover3860 2 years ago
@horselover3860 Uh, don't YOU make noises when YOU cum?
sharx35 1 year ago
why don't you get a tractor you would look more elegant ... pulling and kicking .... come on ...
ottopasquier 2 years ago 36
ha u the Best !! great comment love it ^^
pljanny 2 years ago
@ottopasquier
Lmfao. Don't you think mabe some horse likes to know who's the leader? Seriously. And she didn't kick hard it was normal.
kabbekocsog1234 1 year ago
@ottopasquier
Some horses are just harder to lead or motivate, because they are lazy. That horse was jus being stubborn, and I dont think the horse suffered major injuries cause of that kick. Come on...
kabbekocsog1234 1 year ago
@ottopasquier what u talking about?? i didnt see her pulling her horse that hard o.o or kicking that hard
GuardianAngelFanga 8 months ago 2
Omg ?
DragondanceGirl 2 years ago
OMG!!
dencanew 2 years ago
haha smell my shoe :D
ilovecub1 2 years ago
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humm well i dont think u r that good at riding..u need to sit deeper in your saddle so u can feel ur bones....also you should also wrap you legs round the horses side...well hey am not gonna give u riding lessons...
btw english riding is better that fuckin american riding...pfft
Duckiie2020 2 years ago
Do KOně se nekope!!!!!! Jake by bylo kdyby do teb někdo taky tak kopal!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Koně se pobízí tak že ma nohy u něho a lehce tlačíííš a nekopeš ho!! A etě k tomu do slabin!!!!
ANee3kkA 2 years ago
Přesně.. a navíc jsou trapný!!!
Prej smrdí mi noha? TWE CHUDÁK KŮŇ!!!!!
dencanew 2 years ago
hehe funny!
wildmustang2 3 years ago
wow? what was so wow in that video?????????
tatcat85 3 years ago
My aunt always had bareback pads when i was growing up, it made us kids feel more secure than sitting on a horse without one, with a pad, you slide less than you would without one. We never had stirrups though, and as soon as i get my new bareback pad thats the first thing i will do as well. Also remember, saddles are stiffer than pads, so they stay in place better, pads can slip around, thats what makes them more dangerous
mandapanda1579 3 years ago 2
for your safety your friend should take off the stirrups on the bareback pads.. more people are dragged to death on bareback pads with stirrups then saddles.. please change that or just ride without any padding what so ever..
just concerned I mean no rudeness.!
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horselove1230 3 years ago
Wow i dont even know why they made bareback pads.Some dumbo probably made up the idea and now they have them.Why cal it a barback pad when the meaning of bareback is *Sitting w/o any saddle or anything between you and your horses back*wow.
horsesmakemewild 3 years ago
are you really that dumb? It just keep the nasty horse sweat off of ya
PiggyDog89 3 years ago
euhhhh.. ??
Akana666 3 years ago
Some horses need a boot in the side to get going, or if all eles fails, a crop will do. You dont need to resaort to spurs until your ready. They are having fun. They're hrosed ont mind leave em alone.
pokey4ver 3 years ago
Lucky you have sturps on your bareback pad. I don't lol.
whitewolf097 3 years ago
Stirrups on bareback pads can be quite dangerous.
Consider yourself lucky.
almostspotless53 3 years ago
How come stirrups on a bareback pad be dangerous i didn't even knew that you could have stirrups on bareback pads!
shinypants19 3 years ago
I know XD And doesn't the whole stirrups thing defeat the purpose of the whole bareback thing also? *sigh* I'll probably never understand O.e
IchigoDancerNyan 3 years ago
I thought that too
Bareback for the fainthearted perhaps
Me joke :)
ziggyboogydook 3 years ago
You can get all hung up in them. It tends to just end badly if your horse does something goofy.
almostspotless53 3 years ago
HOW! Id realy like to know how! seriously a bareback pad is practically no different from a sadddle, its just not leather.
pokey4ver 3 years ago
that defeats the purpose i think lol when i ride bareback i use no pade its only me and the horse. i will never understand bareback pads lol
cowgerlup 3 years ago
Keeps the nasty horse sweat off of ya :D
PiggyDog89 3 years ago
true but thats what a nice pare of wranglers are for :P I only want a bareback pad for breaking horses. like say their first time with something tightened around their girth i would rather introduce the to it lightly then progress to the actualy saddle
cowgerlup 3 years ago 3
Wranglers or not, my mare sweats and within twenty minutes of even light riding, I'm soaked.. We've always started colts under saddle at a year old... Saddle 'em and tie them, work some in the round pen.. Then when they turn two, a saddle isn't a big deal
PiggyDog89 3 years ago
sounds like your mare aint in to good of shape :P lmao i know a few horses that were like that. my two fillies that i ride take forever to sweat unless its way hot. Norally when i start horses i start when they are real young like 6 months when weaned from mom and just drape towels and stuff over their backs put my arms around their girth touch them everywhere then at 1 i stick a sirsingle(sp?) on them and work them off that and at and at two they get a bit and saddle about a month apart
cowgerlup 3 years ago 10
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ponymad1123 2 years ago
Supposed to start them at 3 but its reccomended that you wait until 4.
SoftVelvet 2 years ago
@cowgerlup hey! ur not meant 2 saddle and things on horses untill their like 4 YRS OLD!
cazaschobs 1 year ago
@cazaschobs actually you're not supposed to RIDE until 3 or 4 to avoid sway-back early on. You can put any GEAR you want on them as early as you possibly can.
CrysD82 11 months ago
LOL.
My name is Shelby and I have a horse named Levi.
What a coincidence.
xBombShelx 3 years ago
Horses are smart and some people should give them more credit. but they do need training.
IU2BE2 3 years ago 3
may i say something please, the bit is rather low in the mouth but as long as it doesnt hit the horses teeth then it usually helps get the horse being more responsive, i do suggest it goes up a hole or two though, if you dont like a tight bit then only have 1 wrinkle in the courner of the mouth or a small crease, :) xx
chloelorna 3 years ago
I don't think there is anything wrong with screwing around with your friends, but your bridle seems to be much to loose and it is possible the bit is hitting your horses teeth and causing him a great deal of pain and discomfort. There should be 2 wrinkles in the corner of your horse's mouth directly behind the bit; I think your cheek piece may need to be taken up 2 or 3 holes. If what I've said isn't clear, you could try Google for more information on how to properly fit a bridle :].
alicat979 4 years ago
well i completely disagree with that eqisme person, i do novice dressage with my horse and she's really well schooled, but i still fool around out on hacks and ride barback and just have fun, i think horses need that, they cant just be doing hard work the whole time they want to relax and play aswell. i think people forget sometimes that the whole reason we ride them is simply for pleasure, for fun.
megauga 4 years ago
i think they mean that the horse should be commanded correctly not kicked and yanked around. i had a horse that no one wanted cuz he bolted everytime. but i got him so well trained that if i yelled whoo even if someone else was on him he would stop. horses are smart and should be trained with clicks and words not kicks in the guts i know i wouldnt like it thats for sure. but those horses obviously need training.
pandorascyberbox 3 years ago 2
I agree. Im training for a show right now but my horse had a bad day so I gave him a break and we went for a nice easy hack in the country. We both needed it and were back in business now. You need to work and play.
mushergal 3 years ago 2
the horse was clearly being stubborn and did not want to leave the other horse, he is defenatly broke
JAYandASHLEIGH 4 years ago
it all depends on the way the horse is trained and the experience of the rider. maybe she doesn't ride this horse often and the horse isn't used to her cues.
usandpets 4 years ago
I have to agree with eqismexox and Filifjonkan1.
SquirrelyHorse 4 years ago
das arme Pferd ... du reisst ihm ihm Maul rum und tretest dann noch in den Bauch, weile es sich nicht rechtzeitig bewegt... *kopfschüttel* Grauenvoll ...
CrazyChicca 4 years ago
Okay well, even when you're hacking around you're schooling the horse. Everytime you ride you're schooling the horse you are riding. By kicking and being silly you are doing nothing for the horse besides making him/her possibly dead to the leg. I hate seeing these kind of videos on YouTube, people just show how naive they are.
eqismexox 4 years ago
does it really matter if her leg aids are invisible???? its not like she is in a competition
minidude23 4 years ago 2
wahhhh i can't spell :'(
justxtoxwatchxanime 5 years ago
no i am a dressage freak just not when you are goofing off and riding bareback in a feild and if you feel you need to correct someone just having fun you probably are not that good either! And spurs geese ever heard of natural aids? feel my sarcasm.
justxtoxwatchxanime 5 years ago
gash, what is she doin with her feet? kicking the horse? ever heard of canteraids? they're supposed to look invisible, if you're tryin to do dressage :P
Filifjonkan1 5 years ago
well obviously she is kicking and of course not dressage because look feild pad hmmmmmmmmmmmm no dressage and maybe she needs to kick harder than others
justxtoxwatchxanime 5 years ago
yeah yeah, of course I can see that she's not doin dressage... pretty obvius maybe? And fyi, u can do dressage bareback, at least I can, how about you?
Filifjonkan1 5 years ago
yes but does it look like she is trying hmm? i have to kick my horse like crazy i cant use small little movements so it wont be invisible andyou know what it does not matter plus you know what legs are aids!
justxtoxwatchxanime 5 years ago
NO SHIT? legs are aids? You're kiddiiiiiing! :P feel my sarcasm. No but use spurs, then you don't have to kick him? Plus I don't even think you're into dressage and stuff, cuz it doesn't sound like it... But ridin around on sum pony or sumthing in the woods is always cute. keep the good work up!!
Filifjonkan1 5 years ago
c.c Even so. None of my business in this lame childs argument, you shouldn't have to even kick a horse that hard to make it canter. All I have to do is just very lightly squeeze my legs and that's all it takes to get my thoroughbred going. =/
Ishtiama 4 years ago
haha yea same with my horse.
all horses can be trained to have light sensitive stomachs
even if they are rubber at the time
I learnt from Parelli Natural Horsemanship :D
sharnakatrice 4 years ago
yea to make my thoroughbred canter all i have to do is stop posting and lean forward a tad! hes 18 but acts 4!
kyleluvsnumbers 4 years ago
well bohoo stop showing of about YOUR thoughbreed my favourite horse i have is a mixed breed but she is the best jumper from my 4 you shouldnt love/showoff/or not love a horse for its breed!!
Sally19930 3 years ago
well shes obviously Not doing dressage most people ( INCLUDING ME) just like to have some fun while being with such beautiful horses its not just work all the time!! P.S we`re not all dressage freaks either!!
Sally19930 3 years ago 2
i agree
MajiksGurl224 3 years ago
i don't understand how that is so WOW i do that on my pony all the time except COMPLETE bareback, w/ out the pad
HorseRider4ever 5 years ago
THATS PRETTY KOOL
arkhumrox 5 years ago