*Horse Soring* (horse abuse!)

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So yesterday I saw for the first time a video about horse soring. i was shocked. I asked the girl if i could take some videos. so here's her video about horse soring: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fcFgLOn5JA&lc=2Uy3czt1ykRq1fcCc-A35KeP1h4...

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[AllThePaints]

I'm quite possative horse soreing is illegel... No wonder! If you EVER see any of this, tell someone and do something about it! We can't just sit on our butts looking at these horses and are like 'aren't they so pretty!!' not Anymore!

[barefootcowgirls]

@barefootcowgirls but he doesn't do that thing with his back feet he just walks normal with them

[barefootcowgirls]

i trained my tw horse to do that but i DID NOT wouldn't even think about using some nasty thing like that i trained him to paw by lifting is hoof with my hand and we just progressed by taping him on the shoulder and he walks natural unless i ask him to i had no idea they did that to them that is disgusting the way they train this makes me want to just idk what but it ain't good what i wanna do to them

[123Sunshinegirl321]

i can't explain how stupid the humans are -.-

[SallyNSox]

YUCK!

How can anyone do that to their horse?

That looks completley unnatural compared to their normal walk.

I hope those people get whats coming for them.!

[robotech6886]

@Aryyn1 much about horses as you're suggesting. Naturally, a horse trots, & when it gets to a certain speed it breaks into a gallop. Harness racing horses have to be trained to go from trotting to pacing without ever galloping using hobbles, that are tied between the legs.

Personally, I don't see any abuse in this video anymore than a work-horse that pulls lumber or a plow is being "abused." Unless they're being starved, whipped, hit or treated cruelly.

[robotech6886]

@Aryyn1 I never saw a horse in the "wild" (or let's just say, untrained) high step in place & then leap into the air & kick backward. Sure, they rear & buck, but not in the tightly controlled manner as lipazzans/Andalusians. However, I'm not arguing that it's "cruel" to teach horses to do that, so I'm not really sure what your point is, whether you're agreeing or disagreeing. o__O??

Trotters who pull sullies most certainly ARE trained specially to run like that! You must not know as

[12345615431]

hihi

[Samhwain]

respectable trainers use methods similar to those used to teach the 'spanish walk'

these horses 'trot' in the back and 'walk' in the front which creates this stride. it's unfortunate that soring exists but it's very few horses that get treated this way so to say the entire sport is awful because of a few isolated trainers that do this is awful.

[Samhwain]

actually that stride is natural to them (just like the paso fino has a natural stride) but it has to be trained under saddle. They were bred for that stride. Bad trainers do this to cheat but these horses were bred as plantation animals and had to have ground eating strides that 'flashed' to keep people in line. No one wants to be infront of a horse walking that high - I know I wouldn't.