@jdsosad, that person is really short it is only 5, 7'. BTW it is me. Again, you can come up here and measure up Oreo Cookie and then myself. Thank you for telling what you see and know about images of videos in the internet.
I have a horse at my barn that I frequently ride. He is 18.1, and he thinks it is fun to leap and bound around like a madman when my little 5 foot 5 self rides him. I know how that feels, cant even imagine how something that big bucking must feel! lol
woow, that's crazy, i got my first tiiiiny buck out of my 17'1 pony and i didn't like it, i know it was NOTHING like that, but it felt scary, i didn't like it. I think noone knows what is best in that situation, i think it is best to do whatever it feels to make things safe, pushing on if you are already shaken or scared and tense sounds dumb because then you just aren't in control, so pushing on is only good advice if you are reaaaally keeping your cool, you were amazing though, cool or not.
Fine physical health that horse has. Was the rider trying to bring in the haunches to prevent a four-footed buck, or was the horse turning his nose prior? I don't know the horse/rider, so I couldn't say if slowing him was smart or not, too. All show-horses I've seen, including my own, never developed a bucking problem if they were made to maintain the speed in the midst of a familiar yet challenging manuever. Fantastic if this horse is the sort that just needs to be shifted down a gear instead.
LOL - my horse is 18hh and though he is very quiet I know just how massive things like this can feel when you are perched on top of 750kg of horse! To be honest I usually bail off until he calms down because when you hit the ground from 2m up it's gonna hurt! LEast he didn't get too wound up =)
YIPEEEEEEEE !! loolss,,looks like he was having fun to me!haters go hate,,but this is what horses do when they're having fun!!the horse may have been kicking out but it just looked like it was having fun?!! and even tho im only 11, i have my own pony soo...!!well done to the rider btw :D just ignore the haters xxx
your horse was just kicking out, not trying to act out in a large way. also you can TRAIN him not to by PUSHING HIM FORWARD during bucks and kicks. pulling him to a stop is just positive reinforcement. KICK ON and send him forward, then circle at a strong canter until the horse wants to obey. THEN ALLOW him to walk and give him a pat. Hes nice and tired now and only wants to please.
@maneakararehe Your comment to my video make me laugh. How stupid someone can be. I also read the comments you have been making to many other videos here on Youtube and you must be mentally retarded or have a very serious personality problem. Save your comment for your relatives.
@Irene6820 did you mean that guy's relatives? My answer to you is, I got nothing against them. I just suggested him to leave me alone or out of his stupid egocentric selfserving comments and instead he should focus on advising his relatives. At least I am not interested on his comments and I am not looking to be patronized. Are you one of his relatives? if you are please get him inside a room with no windows, lock the door and throughout the key in the ocean. Thanks anyway.
@jdsosad When a horse is rearing, backing up, bucking, ... always push them forward. Never pull the reins right after a buck to make him stop, cause that's just what he wants. You were still sitting good in the sadle, so why would you stop him? You were cantering, he bucks, you stop, that isn't very logical isn't it? It should be: You're cantering, he bucks, you say 'hey!', pull his head up (head down is easier for him to buck) and make him canter forward. it's just a tip, don't want to be rude
@jdsosad may i just say that maneakararehe has a point my horse buck and stuff out of nappiness as he is only 4. if i react then he gets wha he want, attention but if i push him forward carry on and ignore he gets that i dont care so he stops bucking.
@maneakararehe Seriously? Through half of the video he looks like he is trying to run off. How much more FORWARD do you want him to be?? God, the comments are the best part of these videos. Everybody is a trainer and can diagnose the problem from 90 seconds taken out of context.
Quite a normal situation for all horseriders, nothing special. You lost control over your hands, th''ts the worst. Ads please, don't be so epic and repeat over and over again..just learn not to lose control in a situatian that scares you. I am being a rider myself for more than 50 years. Of course I would say that in person...why not!
@jockie0706 Definitely agree with you I think the first thing one needs to learn when riding is to not get scared in a situation with horses. And 17.3 and 1600 is by no means the biggest horse out there and it is not uncommon for them to act up. I agree it's nothing to be repeating over and over as it was no big deal. And I also agree that this is something that someone would be ashamed to say to their face.
What's with all the "superior" comments? You can't help but wonder if it's envy that makes people post unsolicited "tips" on what the rider "did wrong" - there's even folks doubting the owner's knowledge of her horse's lineage! People say things behind the safety of a computer screen that they'd never say in person. It's this kind of attitude that gives riding a bad name. Can't we all just enjoy the video? The horse is spectacular, and the rider does a fine job under difficult circumstances.
@MrFiglet You are right. There are all kind of people. Nonetheless, there are common sense, bright, logical good people like yourself. People like you is what matter. All the other non-sense opinions are just left under the dust. Thank you for expressing yourself here. JD
I was nearly killed by a young 17.3hh draft that was "well trained" Its terrifying being that high, I broke my back i 3 places along with other minor fractures, I'm telling you, the can moooove when they want too O.O
i know exactly what that's like XD i rode a noriker for a long time who loves to buck^^ i just dropped once- cuase the second horse i had with me on a longe tried to go left and the noriker right- i should have dropped the longe but noooo >__> (sorry bout my bad english xD)
Maybe he needs a martingale. Such a beautiful horse, though, you're very lucky. post more when he's going along better :) BTW he's pigrooting,not bucking
@jamesshauna08 You can not see the riders hands before the horse started bucking. Yes, the rider's hands are all over the place during and after the horse bucks. The rider is trying to save his life. You do not know what it takes to be in that situation on a horse almost 18 hands high, 1600 pounds of muscles and going crazy. You must be very young I guess, or a very negative personality. Sorry but that is what you show about yourself when giving that sort of nonsense opinion.
@jdsosad actually, i do, i own a 17.3 warmblood and she gives me hell sometimes with her bucking especially when we're jumping a large course. and yes im young, but not very young. i am 16. i do have a bit of a negative personality at times but you didnt need to be so rude in this response. for gods sake it was only a comment. you must be easily offended
@jdsosad this type of jig or buck we call a pain in the butt literally when the horse looked back at the area that he/she was kicking actually might have been in pain a cramp or something bugging him, or even a burr under the saddle, but the rider im sure knew more than me, but pushing a large horse light that can cause them some pain if its not something they are use to.... but anyway glad you didnt fall cause i dont think that baby would have waited around for ya!
@jamesshauna08 before the horse bucked the hands were fine, when it started bucking, the rider was trying to pull it's head up so it wouldn't buck her off, have you ever been on a bucking almost 18hh horse??? you try to do anything to make it stop, and even on a regular sized horse, when a horse starts bucking, you always try to pull there head up, because they have to lower it to do a big buck.@jdsosas I don't know if it's you're the rider or not, but great job staying on!
@snick650 YES I HAVE BEEN ON A BUCKING LARGE HORSE. an 18.2 clydesdale to be exact. for god sake. you people need to calm the fuck down. its only fucking youtube.
@jamesshauna08 well then you know how it feels, I'm not trying to start anything but you're right, it's only youtube, so you shouldn't be criticizing people on their riding,
@jamesshauna0816 IS young. At 16 you think you know everything. When you get out of high school and into the real world you will find out that you know a lot less than you thought you did when you were in high school. Personally, I think there should be an age limit on sites like this so that only adults can use them. I can't stand all of the snarky, disrespectful teenagers who think they are a big deal these days. And this comment right here shows how awesome you think you are :)
@snick650 Thank you Snick650, that is exactly what happened, just as you said it. Yes, I was the riders. It was just bad judgement of me about the situation when we took Oreo Cookie to be videode at that location in a hurry because a storm was about to come. The horse is doing great. He has become a wonderfull dressage horse and great on the trails. Please watch his other videos. The bucking or better say kicking video was on 2009.
@jamesshauna08 before the horse bucked the hands were fine, when it started bucking, the rider was trying to pull it's head up so it wouldn't buck her off, have you ever been on a bucking almost 18hh horse??? you try to do anything to make it stop, and even on a regular sized horse, when a horse starts bucking, you always try to pull there head up, because they have to lower it to do a big buck.@jdsosas I don't know if it's you're the rider or not, but great job staying on!
@jamesshauna08 with large animals part of there trainign needs to be force and tell them whos boss, that was my horse he wouldve got a good wack, and then he wouldnt do it again
@jdsosad We just rode there last Sunday. Its a nice place to take a stroll, and that field is nice for a canter... when your horse isn't bucking haha :) I thought I recognized that field.
I say maybe beause i havent seen the pedigree (so I cant say if its true or not). I believe u i mean there are even arabien horses soooooo skinni and some that looks more like a wormblooded horse^^ I have watchen the other vids, but he looks to less drafhorse like for me for a halfcross^^ I only can say how he looks in the vids, in rl i cant say cause i havent seen him "life" yet ;)
Maybe it is one, but then ur horse is reeeaaly unnormal (dont understand it wrong, it a beautiful horse i like it) but i have seen hundreds ofcrosses like this and no one was that less like the drafthorsecrosshalf. Somethin gone wrong (maybe the father dont give his thing on very good, maybe but if it was a good fatherhorse, it should be more built like a drafthorse. Just a little, but everything is something. I think it was a very sporty drafthorse like a small lightweighted percheron.
It is not a may be. It is what he is. I do understand what you mean, however, you got to see the horse in front of you in order to be able to make a statement with acuracy. it is true and you are correct when saying that he is not very drafty as some other half draft horses are. However, if you meet him you will notice the over size of his head and hoofs is without a doubt from a draft horse. Try watching his other videos. Look for one where he is kissing me. Have a great ride.
@Garkimasera I have a half percheron 1/4 paint 1/4 quarterhorse and he's pretty light looking. his sire was VERY stocky and huge and heavy. And he's pretty light looking. He has bone but he's still quite light looking.
Ok, nice horse, but maybe some generations ago there was a percheron in the line but thats no have percheron. Breeding with "sporthorse" and drafthorse are built more heavy ( i have one too, so i know it and i know a lot of there kind of horses...)
I am sorry to contradic you but I got the registration pedegree papers of my three horses that are Percheron/TB cross and the three of them are certified to be sired by pure 100% Percherons. So please add this knowledge to your repertour of understanding about the half draft crossed or in this case Percheron with Thoroughbred. Thanks, JD
hey TorqueBrookyn, you sent your comment to the wrong address or better said person. I was the receptor of that bad comment. I was not the sourcer of it. If you check it well you could see that it was a @genevievedee who made the crude comment. Thank you anyway for your good intentions.
@genevievedee You can carry most any color trait into most any breed, with selective breeding. And end up with a full blood breeder with whatever color trait you want. This goes for any other characteristic of another breed that might enhance the breed you prefer. Most of the different horse breeds EXIST from selective breeding, either by natural selection for survival purposes or by breeding program selection to improve a certain line for performance or temperament or health reasons.
Ah I see, maybe it made him nervous? Or a difference in opinions...we all have those days with our horsey companions, dont we horse owners! But its good he never did it again. Happy Riding! (:
come on, everyone, enough with the shit starting or negative comments..or trying to act like a know it all. Just enjoy the video..she's just displaying the dangers of horse riding...and whats worse was that it was a big ol draft! More, "fire power" if you say.. jdsosad, was he bucking at like a horsefly? or the storm? Or that you were just trying to hurry him along and he didnt want to? IDK, I wasnt there lol but he was looking at something, trying to get it away from him, from the video..
@Darknight1101 and uh, let's see you get your ass up on a horse that's acting like that, tough guy. have you ever even ridden a horse? doubting it. or you wouldn't be such a dick.
@genevievedee FYI : A Spotted Draft horse is to cross a full draft horse breed (Belgian, Percheron, Clydesdale, Shire, Suffolk Punch or American Crème) with a Paint horse. The resultant foal is now a 1/2 draft and hopefully exhibits the tobiano or overo color pattern with a somewhat drafty build. Note that the possibility of creating a breeding stock (solid) colt exists. see next reply
@jdsosad FYI .... continue ... From here, the newly formed Spotted 1/2 Drafts are bred back to full drafts producing a 3/4 draft. Breeding a 3/4 draft to a full draft produces a 7/8 percent draft; now considered full draft. For more information and your corkie education please refer to the web site for NASDHA.ORG I hope you have learnt not to talk crap yourself.
@xskittlehead Good Q. Thanks. I am sorry for the confusion. Oreo's sire was a Percheron Spotted Draft and his dam was a TB. Hope this explanation answer your question. What I did write in the long email before was trying to explain where the spotted draft comes from. However, my two horses Oreo Cookie and Cookie Dough are just Spotted Percheron/TB cross.
Wow! That horse is gorgeuos! :) My horses are both chestnuts... Plus one is a Quater Horse and the other is a Thoroughbred. I would love to have a horse of that color and bred
Hate to be reduntant, but my friend and I are arguing over wether or not he has four stockings or has leg wraps? He's gorgeous either way, sorry to see the comming storm had him a little spooky.
Thank you, he really is a nice horse. Please watch Oreos' other videos. He has come a long way and had never again even try to streach his hind legs against my will. And yes they are 4 perfect stockings. But more than anything he is a lot of fun to be around with. Thanks again, JD
My leased gelding's a Percheron x TB...we think. He's got no papers, so he's technically a grade, but he's got the same shape as your horse, minus a hand.
i think he was a bit exited when he started entering the green, that also a reason for bucking... my TB that looks the same lol... i know weird does it aswell, but neva when I'm on him, only on the open fields... :)
haha he is cute!!! 17.3 huh? nice...i had a similar experiance, I was on my 7 year old arabian we were cantering on a very windy, very stormy day in my instructors arena and then he just decided to start bucking, well actually, because he refused to let us put his bridal on i was riding with halter and lead roap...(VERY SCARY!) and i guess when i asked him to slow down he didnt like the pressure on his nose. he started crow hopping and finally when we realised he wasnt stopping, i came off!
Hi there, thank you for asking. This is the story. We wanted to video him, Oreo Cookie, at that beautiful place but a storm was coming so we were in a hurry to get him on video and go. He did have a different plan. I believe he felt things were not right got anxious and you saw what happens when you do not listen to your horse. He is a great horse and always behave wonderful. Look for his other videos. JD
@jdsosad Same thing happened to me. I have a little chestnut Welara pony mare and we were riding outside and it started to rain. My friend was riding with me and her horse is this super laid-back pleasure Paint. She was fine, then I asked her to canter and she was just going really fast. It started raining harder. I told my friend Alyssa that we needed to go inside. When we got inside, it started pouring. She was perfect for the rest of the day. (:
it doesnt matter if you were tense or not, the important thing is that you and the horse were okay, i fell off horse this big, he's a shire x TB 18hh, and i actually broke my arm, so i think we should all just be glad that you didnt hurt yourself! :)
@diamondcrazy1 Well that's you, everyone is different, if I was on a 17.3hh horse that was bucking I would be tense too.. And so would any other rider..
Personally i would say the best thing to do in a situation when your horse is bucking, especially a big horse, is to keep them moving forward, otherwise you end with all that pent up energy going no where and making everything worse for you (:) but your horse is absolutely stunning!!
I personally i would say the best way to deal with over excited horse bucking, especially a big one, is to ride it forward otherwise it just makes everything a little more harder to deal with keeping all that pent up energy back (:)
sweety when your horse is bucking, you are tense no matter what, yeah some times you dont have time to be scared, but i friggen still have a split tail bone thanks to my ex horse, its normal for a human to be tense when in danger, and a bucking horse is extremely dangerous, i also broke two ribs, sprained my ankle and broke my nose, the recovery sucked, but im still riding to this day, my horse is 17hh thoroughbred now, hes naughty but manageable, hes never bucked, so im thankful for that.
I think the rider in the video did amazing in the situation, if you ride you must know how it feels when you are homeward bound and there is a big storm about to hit and all you want to get home! Also keep in mind, this video is slow-mo and this happened very quickly! 10 to 30 seconds, all riders tense up when something happens, it's only after then you can start to relax and sometimes that is not the right thing to do!
I think the rider in the video did amazing in the situation, if you ride you must know how it feels when you are homeward bound and there is a big storm about to hit and all you want to get home! Also keep in mind, this video is slow-mo and this happened very quickly! 10 to 30 seconds, all riders tense up when something happens, it's only after then you can start to relax and sometimes that is not the right thing to do!
I have a percheron TB cross he's only 16.3. You guys look exactly the same size as us, but it must be because you're taller. I'm a shorty :D
ImagineLennon44 14 hours ago
That horse dosen't look 17.3hh looks about 16.3hh and he was just try and sit up after a buck!<3 Just some advice xxx
ElisaMaeEventer2Be 6 days ago
that horse is not 1600 pounds ...
Cowgirlboots22 2 weeks ago
@Cowgirlboots22
Want to bet? come here and meassure him yourself. In fact he is above 1700 pounds now.
jdsosad 2 weeks ago
@jdsosad Look i wasn't trying to be rude , but that must be a pretty big person riding if that horse is that big .
Cowgirlboots22 1 week ago
@jdsosad, that person is really short it is only 5, 7'. BTW it is me. Again, you can come up here and measure up Oreo Cookie and then myself. Thank you for telling what you see and know about images of videos in the internet.
jdsosad 1 week ago
@Cowgirlboots22 we had one just a tiny bigger and weighed about a ton
MalibuLuver011 3 hours ago
my boys 18.3 his massive and when he bucks all hell brakes loose !
Perusen02 3 weeks ago
I have a horse at my barn that I frequently ride. He is 18.1, and he thinks it is fun to leap and bound around like a madman when my little 5 foot 5 self rides him. I know how that feels, cant even imagine how something that big bucking must feel! lol
PapaRoachGirl18 4 weeks ago
woow, that's crazy, i got my first tiiiiny buck out of my 17'1 pony and i didn't like it, i know it was NOTHING like that, but it felt scary, i didn't like it. I think noone knows what is best in that situation, i think it is best to do whatever it feels to make things safe, pushing on if you are already shaken or scared and tense sounds dumb because then you just aren't in control, so pushing on is only good advice if you are reaaaally keeping your cool, you were amazing though, cool or not.
tennispenguin 1 month ago
Fine physical health that horse has. Was the rider trying to bring in the haunches to prevent a four-footed buck, or was the horse turning his nose prior? I don't know the horse/rider, so I couldn't say if slowing him was smart or not, too. All show-horses I've seen, including my own, never developed a bucking problem if they were made to maintain the speed in the midst of a familiar yet challenging manuever. Fantastic if this horse is the sort that just needs to be shifted down a gear instead.
EquitationHiatus 2 months ago
Wow he's gorgeous! :D
quizillafreak 2 months ago
Beautiful horse!
Painted099 2 months ago
LOL - my horse is 18hh and though he is very quiet I know just how massive things like this can feel when you are perched on top of 750kg of horse! To be honest I usually bail off until he calms down because when you hit the ground from 2m up it's gonna hurt! LEast he didn't get too wound up =)
Speedy0403 2 months ago
YIPEEEEEEEE !! loolss,,looks like he was having fun to me!haters go hate,,but this is what horses do when they're having fun!!the horse may have been kicking out but it just looked like it was having fun?!! and even tho im only 11, i have my own pony soo...!!well done to the rider btw :D just ignore the haters xxx
mollyandbazforever 2 months ago
whats with the little kicking out thing, oh if i kick out to the side she wont think its a buck, she'll just think im practising my ninja skills
0flyfree0 2 months ago
You must be very tall if that horse is 17.3! Wow!
BarebackRider13 2 months ago
Wow, he's gorgeous. You have balls, this is why I ride horses 15.3 & under - the fall is closer to the ground, lol.
xTURNandBURN 2 months ago
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xTURNandBURN 2 months ago
What a gorgeous horse!
ilovei111 2 months ago
shut the fuck up you stuck up twats! you don't know the horse? no. so shut up and go make someone else's life a little worse.
schwester333 2 months ago
your horse was just kicking out, not trying to act out in a large way. also you can TRAIN him not to by PUSHING HIM FORWARD during bucks and kicks. pulling him to a stop is just positive reinforcement. KICK ON and send him forward, then circle at a strong canter until the horse wants to obey. THEN ALLOW him to walk and give him a pat. Hes nice and tired now and only wants to please.
maneakararehe 2 months ago 2
@maneakararehe Your comment to my video make me laugh. How stupid someone can be. I also read the comments you have been making to many other videos here on Youtube and you must be mentally retarded or have a very serious personality problem. Save your comment for your relatives.
jdsosad 2 months ago 15
@jdsosad What have you got against their relatives?
Irene6820 2 months ago
@Irene6820 did you mean that guy's relatives? My answer to you is, I got nothing against them. I just suggested him to leave me alone or out of his stupid egocentric selfserving comments and instead he should focus on advising his relatives. At least I am not interested on his comments and I am not looking to be patronized. Are you one of his relatives? if you are please get him inside a room with no windows, lock the door and throughout the key in the ocean. Thanks anyway.
jdsosad 2 months ago
@jdsosad Ummm...no, I am not one of his relatives. I was joking.
Irene6820 2 months ago
@jdsosad When a horse is rearing, backing up, bucking, ... always push them forward. Never pull the reins right after a buck to make him stop, cause that's just what he wants. You were still sitting good in the sadle, so why would you stop him? You were cantering, he bucks, you stop, that isn't very logical isn't it? It should be: You're cantering, he bucks, you say 'hey!', pull his head up (head down is easier for him to buck) and make him canter forward. it's just a tip, don't want to be rude
saminiky 2 months ago
@jdsosad may i just say that maneakararehe has a point my horse buck and stuff out of nappiness as he is only 4. if i react then he gets wha he want, attention but if i push him forward carry on and ignore he gets that i dont care so he stops bucking.
CandikaofSilverTrees 1 week ago
@jdsosad Thats Really Harsh!
ElisaMaeEventer2Be 6 days ago
@maneakararehe Seriously? Through half of the video he looks like he is trying to run off. How much more FORWARD do you want him to be?? God, the comments are the best part of these videos. Everybody is a trainer and can diagnose the problem from 90 seconds taken out of context.
Irene6820 2 months ago
@maneakararehe Actually, the comment I read sounded fine, and quite accurate. It was the first thing I thought when I saw the vid.
TheLakewind 2 months ago
@maneakararehe thats exactly what i would do too... the horse looks like he got bit by a bug or just happy to be out....
iPoplife 4 weeks ago
kicking at invisible things ^_^
DiamondNotch 3 months ago
What a gorgeous horse
xogerbiliciousxo 3 months ago
i love it when horses buck obviously its not fun at the time but watching it back it awsome :)
rhiadaisy 3 months ago
Quite a normal situation for all horseriders, nothing special. You lost control over your hands, th''ts the worst. Ads please, don't be so epic and repeat over and over again..just learn not to lose control in a situatian that scares you. I am being a rider myself for more than 50 years. Of course I would say that in person...why not!
jockie0706 3 months ago
@jockie0706 Definitely agree with you I think the first thing one needs to learn when riding is to not get scared in a situation with horses. And 17.3 and 1600 is by no means the biggest horse out there and it is not uncommon for them to act up. I agree it's nothing to be repeating over and over as it was no big deal. And I also agree that this is something that someone would be ashamed to say to their face.
Barrelracing318 3 months ago
broke back mt
GrimeslandBridgeRd 3 months ago
People stop saying all the things the rider did wrong! it was very well handed i bet some of the people would have panicked in this situation.!
fonjadidi 3 months ago
Excellent riding the horse you are on at the moment ~ We have all had moments like this but maybe not the talent to ride it out so well~
letters448 4 months ago
@letters448 ride it out so well?
Barrelracing318 3 months ago
What's up with the music? Are you going into battle?
Ravenfitch82 4 months ago
What's with all the "superior" comments? You can't help but wonder if it's envy that makes people post unsolicited "tips" on what the rider "did wrong" - there's even folks doubting the owner's knowledge of her horse's lineage! People say things behind the safety of a computer screen that they'd never say in person. It's this kind of attitude that gives riding a bad name. Can't we all just enjoy the video? The horse is spectacular, and the rider does a fine job under difficult circumstances.
MrFiglet 4 months ago 20
@MrFiglet You are right. There are all kind of people. Nonetheless, there are common sense, bright, logical good people like yourself. People like you is what matter. All the other non-sense opinions are just left under the dust. Thank you for expressing yourself here. JD
jdsosad 4 months ago 2
What a great ride. Nicely handled that !
letters448 4 months ago
dem gaul würde ich mal die sporen reinrammen!
3Brunel 5 months ago
nicely sat :) beautiful horse btw!
Flitsbossladyxoxo 5 months ago
Do you use windows movie maker?
JulijaFanemo 5 months ago
@JulijaFanemo Yes I did use Window Movie Maker. It is very basic and incomplete. But.....
jdsosad 5 months ago
@jdsosad Me too.
Then it not wrong with my camera. because it is stripes in your video too..
JulijaFanemo 5 months ago
I was nearly killed by a young 17.3hh draft that was "well trained" Its terrifying being that high, I broke my back i 3 places along with other minor fractures, I'm telling you, the can moooove when they want too O.O
jumpoffcontends 5 months ago
that's not bucking...he kicked up some...no buck
thatschill777 5 months ago
i know exactly what that's like XD i rode a noriker for a long time who loves to buck^^ i just dropped once- cuase the second horse i had with me on a longe tried to go left and the noriker right- i should have dropped the longe but noooo >__> (sorry bout my bad english xD)
unicornchan 5 months ago
17.3 aint that big i rode 18.2 and survived!!! lol
BryonyLovesPonies 5 months ago
gee not fun :(
AngelHeartStables11 5 months ago
preety horse :D
kokacolarox 5 months ago
thats a cow kick.
ChloeRosie14 5 months ago
i dont think he is bucking i think he is just kicking out that is what my pony does alot its just kicking out but not at all a buck
ponypen678 5 months ago
Well, he's tremendously agile and great fluidity being demonstrated in his tantrum...
lovelytigress 5 months ago
I've been bucked I have had my leg stuck between a horse and a bank but I have never falling off a horse odd
melanniefreya 5 months ago
Maybe he needs a martingale. Such a beautiful horse, though, you're very lucky. post more when he's going along better :) BTW he's pigrooting,not bucking
Aaaaaargh7 5 months ago
maybe he was bucking cxause the riders hands were movving all over the place and moving all over the place in the saddle-__- nice horse though
jamesshauna08 5 months ago
@jamesshauna08 You can not see the riders hands before the horse started bucking. Yes, the rider's hands are all over the place during and after the horse bucks. The rider is trying to save his life. You do not know what it takes to be in that situation on a horse almost 18 hands high, 1600 pounds of muscles and going crazy. You must be very young I guess, or a very negative personality. Sorry but that is what you show about yourself when giving that sort of nonsense opinion.
jdsosad 5 months ago 20
@jdsosad actually, i do, i own a 17.3 warmblood and she gives me hell sometimes with her bucking especially when we're jumping a large course. and yes im young, but not very young. i am 16. i do have a bit of a negative personality at times but you didnt need to be so rude in this response. for gods sake it was only a comment. you must be easily offended
jamesshauna08 5 months ago
@jdsosad this type of jig or buck we call a pain in the butt literally when the horse looked back at the area that he/she was kicking actually might have been in pain a cramp or something bugging him, or even a burr under the saddle, but the rider im sure knew more than me, but pushing a large horse light that can cause them some pain if its not something they are use to.... but anyway glad you didnt fall cause i dont think that baby would have waited around for ya!
aroze4mom2 5 months ago
@jamesshauna08 before the horse bucked the hands were fine, when it started bucking, the rider was trying to pull it's head up so it wouldn't buck her off, have you ever been on a bucking almost 18hh horse??? you try to do anything to make it stop, and even on a regular sized horse, when a horse starts bucking, you always try to pull there head up, because they have to lower it to do a big buck.@jdsosas I don't know if it's you're the rider or not, but great job staying on!
snick650 5 months ago
@snick650 YES I HAVE BEEN ON A BUCKING LARGE HORSE. an 18.2 clydesdale to be exact. for god sake. you people need to calm the fuck down. its only fucking youtube.
jamesshauna08 5 months ago
@jamesshauna08 well then you know how it feels, I'm not trying to start anything but you're right, it's only youtube, so you shouldn't be criticizing people on their riding,
snick650 5 months ago
@snick650 i only made a comment, i didnt expect anyone to make a huge scene, just an opinion. anyway. good day to you all.
jamesshauna08 5 months ago
@jamesshauna0816 IS young. At 16 you think you know everything. When you get out of high school and into the real world you will find out that you know a lot less than you thought you did when you were in high school. Personally, I think there should be an age limit on sites like this so that only adults can use them. I can't stand all of the snarky, disrespectful teenagers who think they are a big deal these days. And this comment right here shows how awesome you think you are :)
shamuluva 3 months ago
@snick650 Thank you Snick650, that is exactly what happened, just as you said it. Yes, I was the riders. It was just bad judgement of me about the situation when we took Oreo Cookie to be videode at that location in a hurry because a storm was about to come. The horse is doing great. He has become a wonderfull dressage horse and great on the trails. Please watch his other videos. The bucking or better say kicking video was on 2009.
jdsosad 5 months ago
@jdsosad You're welcome :) happens to everyone, I went ahead and subbed so I could know when you posted new ones, and your horse is gorgeous!!
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@jamesshauna08 before the horse bucked the hands were fine, when it started bucking, the rider was trying to pull it's head up so it wouldn't buck her off, have you ever been on a bucking almost 18hh horse??? you try to do anything to make it stop, and even on a regular sized horse, when a horse starts bucking, you always try to pull there head up, because they have to lower it to do a big buck.@jdsosas I don't know if it's you're the rider or not, but great job staying on!
snick650 5 months ago
@jamesshauna08 with large animals part of there trainign needs to be force and tell them whos boss, that was my horse he wouldve got a good wack, and then he wouldnt do it again
horse4051 5 months ago
This might sound crazy but..is this at Cobb Park off Old Stilesboro road!? If it is, I ride there all the time! :)
lnix99 5 months ago
@lnix99 It is not so crazy. You are 100% correct. That place is off Old Stilesboro or the Corp of Ingeniers lands.
jdsosad 5 months ago
@jdsosad We just rode there last Sunday. Its a nice place to take a stroll, and that field is nice for a canter... when your horse isn't bucking haha :) I thought I recognized that field.
lnix99 5 months ago
@jdsosad
I say maybe beause i havent seen the pedigree (so I cant say if its true or not). I believe u i mean there are even arabien horses soooooo skinni and some that looks more like a wormblooded horse^^ I have watchen the other vids, but he looks to less drafhorse like for me for a halfcross^^ I only can say how he looks in the vids, in rl i cant say cause i havent seen him "life" yet ;)
Have a great ride too.
Garkimasera 6 months ago
@jdsosad
Maybe it is one, but then ur horse is reeeaaly unnormal (dont understand it wrong, it a beautiful horse i like it) but i have seen hundreds ofcrosses like this and no one was that less like the drafthorsecrosshalf. Somethin gone wrong (maybe the father dont give his thing on very good, maybe but if it was a good fatherhorse, it should be more built like a drafthorse. Just a little, but everything is something. I think it was a very sporty drafthorse like a small lightweighted percheron.
Garkimasera 6 months ago
@Garkimasera
It is not a may be. It is what he is. I do understand what you mean, however, you got to see the horse in front of you in order to be able to make a statement with acuracy. it is true and you are correct when saying that he is not very drafty as some other half draft horses are. However, if you meet him you will notice the over size of his head and hoofs is without a doubt from a draft horse. Try watching his other videos. Look for one where he is kissing me. Have a great ride.
jdsosad 6 months ago
@Garkimasera I have a half percheron 1/4 paint 1/4 quarterhorse and he's pretty light looking. his sire was VERY stocky and huge and heavy. And he's pretty light looking. He has bone but he's still quite light looking.
huntjump97 5 months ago
IT LOOKS LIKE HE WAS KICKING OUT MAYBE HE GOT BITTEN BY A FLY??????
ponymadgeekb20 6 months ago
Ok, nice horse, but maybe some generations ago there was a percheron in the line but thats no have percheron. Breeding with "sporthorse" and drafthorse are built more heavy ( i have one too, so i know it and i know a lot of there kind of horses...)
Garkimasera 6 months ago
@Garkimasera
I am sorry to contradic you but I got the registration pedegree papers of my three horses that are Percheron/TB cross and the three of them are certified to be sired by pure 100% Percherons. So please add this knowledge to your repertour of understanding about the half draft crossed or in this case Percheron with Thoroughbred. Thanks, JD
jdsosad 6 months ago
Nice pulley rein lol
MamaMare225 6 months ago
Hold them alittle looser next time and see if that makes any difference.
Breyerhorserider 6 months ago
His mouth is flapping, your holding the reins too tight.
Breyerhorserider 6 months ago
Oh wowzers, that horse doesn't even look like a draft. Must be the TB side of things.
mshobohorse 6 months ago
the most epic video on youtube.........
kokacolarox 6 months ago
Beautiful horse!!!
kcphipps1998 6 months ago
what a gorgeous horse, you can really see the potential in him :) wonderful riding btw, great controll
itastetherainbow123 6 months ago
@TorqueBrooklyn
hey TorqueBrookyn, you sent your comment to the wrong address or better said person. I was the receptor of that bad comment. I was not the sourcer of it. If you check it well you could see that it was a @genevievedee who made the crude comment. Thank you anyway for your good intentions.
jdsosad 6 months ago
@genevievedee You can carry most any color trait into most any breed, with selective breeding. And end up with a full blood breeder with whatever color trait you want. This goes for any other characteristic of another breed that might enhance the breed you prefer. Most of the different horse breeds EXIST from selective breeding, either by natural selection for survival purposes or by breeding program selection to improve a certain line for performance or temperament or health reasons.
rilndrmlrh 6 months ago
Ah I see, maybe it made him nervous? Or a difference in opinions...we all have those days with our horsey companions, dont we horse owners! But its good he never did it again. Happy Riding! (:
vsusa01 6 months ago
come on, everyone, enough with the shit starting or negative comments..or trying to act like a know it all. Just enjoy the video..she's just displaying the dangers of horse riding...and whats worse was that it was a big ol draft! More, "fire power" if you say.. jdsosad, was he bucking at like a horsefly? or the storm? Or that you were just trying to hurry him along and he didnt want to? IDK, I wasnt there lol but he was looking at something, trying to get it away from him, from the video..
vsusa01 6 months ago
@vsusa01
Thank you for your fairness. Yes, I think we were rushing him and not listening to. So thre the results we got. He has never done that again.
jdsosad 6 months ago
Thats not bucking...
skoshabmosha 6 months ago
Nice Job keeping your seat and your head about you.
AngNTexas 6 months ago
What shall we see? A rider who show us that he can't ride well? So boring.
Darknight1101 6 months ago
@Darknight1101 and uh, let's see you get your ass up on a horse that's acting like that, tough guy. have you ever even ridden a horse? doubting it. or you wouldn't be such a dick.
tscb26 6 months ago
@tscb26 Eh, yes i ride every week a horse like that. He makes it everytime, and the other horse too. And oh, they never bucked me off. -.-
Darknight1101 6 months ago
Uh, whoever told you that's a Percheron/TB cross was making up crap. Your horse has tobiano markings and neither breed carry any kind of pinto gene.
genevievedee 6 months ago
@genevievedee FYI : A Spotted Draft horse is to cross a full draft horse breed (Belgian, Percheron, Clydesdale, Shire, Suffolk Punch or American Crème) with a Paint horse. The resultant foal is now a 1/2 draft and hopefully exhibits the tobiano or overo color pattern with a somewhat drafty build. Note that the possibility of creating a breeding stock (solid) colt exists. see next reply
jdsosad 6 months ago 4
@jdsosad FYI .... continue ... From here, the newly formed Spotted 1/2 Drafts are bred back to full drafts producing a 3/4 draft. Breeding a 3/4 draft to a full draft produces a 7/8 percent draft; now considered full draft. For more information and your corkie education please refer to the web site for NASDHA.ORG I hope you have learnt not to talk crap yourself.
jdsosad 6 months ago 8
@jdsosad So where does the TB come into play? And why did you describe the horse as a TB/Percheron if it's actually a spotted draft?
xskittlehead 6 months ago
@xskittlehead Good Q. Thanks. I am sorry for the confusion. Oreo's sire was a Percheron Spotted Draft and his dam was a TB. Hope this explanation answer your question. What I did write in the long email before was trying to explain where the spotted draft comes from. However, my two horses Oreo Cookie and Cookie Dough are just Spotted Percheron/TB cross.
jdsosad 6 months ago
@genevievedee Oh because you know the bloodlines! I have a dutch wb/TB cross and she is a pinto...
TheEventer98 6 months ago
@CaseyAnn1004
You are 100% correct. It is just that we read here all sort of opinons. However, what you said it is right on the money. Thank you,
JD
jdsosad 6 months ago
That's like my dream horse right there! He's georgous! You're so lucky! And he's big! But I love my 13 hh buckskin. He's my baby <3
LivinLifeTheMegWay 6 months ago
Love the horswe but it wasn't a buc,k bucking is when all 4 feet r of the ground all at once.
shiningwhitedragon 6 months ago
@shiningwhitedragon Thats a bronk actually. Bucking is when only the back legs leave the floor.
rachdusty 5 months ago
Wow! That horse is gorgeuos! :) My horses are both chestnuts... Plus one is a Quater Horse and the other is a Thoroughbred. I would love to have a horse of that color and bred
HorsesnGreenDay 6 months ago
@HorsesnGreenDay *breed
HorsesnGreenDay 6 months ago
Hate to be reduntant, but my friend and I are arguing over wether or not he has four stockings or has leg wraps? He's gorgeous either way, sorry to see the comming storm had him a little spooky.
ebonymare 6 months ago
@ebonymare
Thank you, he really is a nice horse. Please watch Oreos' other videos. He has come a long way and had never again even try to streach his hind legs against my will. And yes they are 4 perfect stockings. But more than anything he is a lot of fun to be around with. Thanks again, JD
jdsosad 6 months ago
Your horse is gorgeous !!!! =D
rynnisepic 6 months ago
@jdsosad good for u he is ugly
ForEqSakes 6 months ago
You have a fantastic seat, great rider!
Caliekat15 6 months ago
yeah I've heard horses moods are affected by the weather something about electric signals or something in their manes ...
violetsky34 6 months ago
gorgeous horse
TheSpirit399 6 months ago
@PandaMoniumium yea cuz its a percheron! thoroughbred cross of course soo yeaa good job know it all
horsesrmylife1231 6 months ago
My leased gelding's a Percheron x TB...we think. He's got no papers, so he's technically a grade, but he's got the same shape as your horse, minus a hand.
Mabh95 7 months ago
@PandaMoniumium He is a percheron cross. I work with percheron/TB crosses so think before you talk.
XXHorseGallyXX 7 months ago
Those twisty side ways bucks never fail to throw me out the side door! Very well sat! :)
caramelmonkeys 7 months ago
i think he was a bit exited when he started entering the green, that also a reason for bucking... my TB that looks the same lol... i know weird does it aswell, but neva when I'm on him, only on the open fields... :)
melissavandermerwe01 7 months ago
Beautiful horse!!!
angie10262 7 months ago
WOW beautiful horse
purpleoctopus123 7 months ago
That horse is amazing
piethefish 7 months ago
hes cutee
PerfectDressageGirl 7 months ago
he is very pretty wasnt bucking to much just kicking his heels up a bit (a qote from my grandfather) awsome video
wadeankary 7 months ago
thats horse is beautiful, how old is he?
horsepaw101 8 months ago
@horsepaw101
Thank you,
He is just 8 years old. Watch his other videos. Thanks for asking and have a good ride. JD
jdsosad 8 months ago
@jdsosad is he really 17.3 hh???
horselover2173 7 months ago
You did a great job sitting those bucks! Great rider!
StarHorseLover1 8 months ago
He's a very interesting and nice cross lovely horse
CaffaJaff 8 months ago
not a buck! just a few swift kicks!
myartfuldodger1 8 months ago
she has a great seat
Sweden8990 8 months ago
haha he is cute!!! 17.3 huh? nice...i had a similar experiance, I was on my 7 year old arabian we were cantering on a very windy, very stormy day in my instructors arena and then he just decided to start bucking, well actually, because he refused to let us put his bridal on i was riding with halter and lead roap...(VERY SCARY!) and i guess when i asked him to slow down he didnt like the pressure on his nose. he started crow hopping and finally when we realised he wasnt stopping, i came off!
AJBFanAlways 8 months ago
inst that horse just kicking out? my friends horse does that, and thats all it was..
DemonPegasus 8 months ago
If that horse is 17.3, then the rider must be very tall! They didn't look disproportional at all!
equidreams 8 months ago
Okay, I mean, why not simply what should I write down on my tongue
JuleLiebtFindus 8 months ago
way to drag on the reins.
Lauren123214 8 months ago
Wow you handled that very well his bucking. nice job :)
HorseFreak12190 9 months ago
jedes mal ein ruck im maul. man müsste ma die rolle tauschen
JuleLiebtFindus 9 months ago
big horse, big buck!!
PhotosFromAbove 9 months ago
EXCELLENT SEAT!
sunnydin2000 9 months ago
beautiful horse :)
PocketRocket2010 9 months ago
wow , any idea why he was bucking?
EightBelles6 9 months ago
@EightBelles6
Hi there, thank you for asking. This is the story. We wanted to video him, Oreo Cookie, at that beautiful place but a storm was coming so we were in a hurry to get him on video and go. He did have a different plan. I believe he felt things were not right got anxious and you saw what happens when you do not listen to your horse. He is a great horse and always behave wonderful. Look for his other videos. JD
jdsosad 9 months ago
@jdsosad
ohh ok I understand.
EightBelles6 9 months ago
@jdsosad Same thing happened to me. I have a little chestnut Welara pony mare and we were riding outside and it started to rain. My friend was riding with me and her horse is this super laid-back pleasure Paint. She was fine, then I asked her to canter and she was just going really fast. It started raining harder. I told my friend Alyssa that we needed to go inside. When we got inside, it started pouring. She was perfect for the rest of the day. (:
LoveMyZora 9 months ago
@jdsosad You are soo right, sometimes we forget to listen to the horse.
chaos0691 7 months ago
You have a beautiful horse. Good job staying on! You rode forward and through it.
shiiuza 9 months ago
He's gorgeous! You did a good job as well. :'D
OmgSugarz 9 months ago
it doesnt matter if you were tense or not, the important thing is that you and the horse were okay, i fell off horse this big, he's a shire x TB 18hh, and i actually broke my arm, so i think we should all just be glad that you didnt hurt yourself! :)
96aymee 9 months ago in playlist fish and horses
At least you stayed on!
sarah11856 9 months ago
What a beaut!
HorseMad31 9 months ago
@diamondcrazy1 You would ride tense if you were on a massive horse that was bucking as well...
cocogirl20071 10 months ago
@cocogirl20071 not really, my horse it the same height, i can sit relaxed to his bucking, plunging, rearing etc. i go with the horse.
diamondcrazy1 10 months ago
@diamondcrazy1 Well that's you, everyone is different, if I was on a 17.3hh horse that was bucking I would be tense too.. And so would any other rider..
cocogirl20071 10 months ago
oh no i just got a 17 hand paint thoroughbred to break.....
hyperfocus2011 10 months ago
Personally i would say the best thing to do in a situation when your horse is bucking, especially a big horse, is to keep them moving forward, otherwise you end with all that pent up energy going no where and making everything worse for you (:) but your horse is absolutely stunning!!
TheAmazingOlivia 10 months ago
I personally i would say the best way to deal with over excited horse bucking, especially a big one, is to ride it forward otherwise it just makes everything a little more harder to deal with keeping all that pent up energy back (:)
TheAmazingOlivia 10 months ago
also most times riding deep and relaxing doesnt help the situation
19Seraya93 10 months ago
sweety when your horse is bucking, you are tense no matter what, yeah some times you dont have time to be scared, but i friggen still have a split tail bone thanks to my ex horse, its normal for a human to be tense when in danger, and a bucking horse is extremely dangerous, i also broke two ribs, sprained my ankle and broke my nose, the recovery sucked, but im still riding to this day, my horse is 17hh thoroughbred now, hes naughty but manageable, hes never bucked, so im thankful for that.
19Seraya93 10 months ago
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@diamondcrazy1
I think the rider in the video did amazing in the situation, if you ride you must know how it feels when you are homeward bound and there is a big storm about to hit and all you want to get home! Also keep in mind, this video is slow-mo and this happened very quickly! 10 to 30 seconds, all riders tense up when something happens, it's only after then you can start to relax and sometimes that is not the right thing to do!
naturallyWonderful 10 months ago
@diamondcrazy1
I think the rider in the video did amazing in the situation, if you ride you must know how it feels when you are homeward bound and there is a big storm about to hit and all you want to get home! Also keep in mind, this video is slow-mo and this happened very quickly! 10 to 30 seconds, all riders tense up when something happens, it's only after then you can start to relax and sometimes that is not the right thing to do!
naturallyWonderful 10 months ago
Relax and kick on when they buck :) Really beautiful horse, if I wasn't such a midge I'd want him for myself!
appaloosian 10 months ago
@diamondcrazy1 just so u know..... ur gonna get tense after ur horse just bucked...... just sayin :-)
8664tonimarie 11 months ago
@8664tonimarie i dont lol and i know some people get tense but the best thing to do is go with the horse :)
diamondcrazy1 11 months ago