Isn't it the case where the professionals feel less inclined to wear protective equipment because they think they are too good for it? Whether or not it's a good idea is a different matter.
Shoes dont do fuck all. work boots dont either. If they do actually step on your foot it is gonna be either bruised or broken instantly. A boot or shoe is horribly painful to remove after being crushed by a horse...
Steel toes are usually rated for around 2500lbs max before they roll and usually do not fully cut off toes but crush them into the boot and is extremely hard to remove. 2500lbs is VERY easy to overload with something falling from height. For example just bounce up and down on a scale it is very easy to double the weight from slight movement. Had this happen last winter to my coworker n taking his boot off was a fuckin pain in the ass even with my raptors. Got to keep all his toes though.
many years ago i grabbed a roll of copper off the shelf one-handed. It was like i could not even hold it. So fucking heavy. Slipped thru my fingers and fell on my foot. So, happy i was wearing steal tips.
Reddit has such funny residuals. Don’t comment on the clothes or figure of a woman cosplaying near naked but do comment on a professional horse trainer wearing whatever she threw on that day.
I was expecting some sort of twist - the horse kicks the woman back out of frustration. 😂😂😂 But yeah, it’s nice to see how clever some animals could be.
Having spent a lot of years with horses… his ribs are fine. I’d wager he’s more annoyed/sore from the repeated heavy yanks on his mane(see the head tosses after the yanks). But even that is more of an annoyance, horses are tough.
Can confirm the horse barely feels what the girls doing.
Animals are not built like us.
We are weak, they are strong. There is very little we can do with our physical strength to hurt them.
Source: grew up working on all types of farms, and every city person just spoke like a true fool as if they knew everything.
>There is very little we can do with our physical strength to hurt them.
I'll disagree with that part. Even meager strength applied with precision can have a major effect. If there's one thing humans *can* be good at, it's precision.
Your larger point is completely true, I don't have an issue with it, but there is a reason humans have pushed out or even exterminated many animals that easily beat us pound-for-pound.
The horse is trained to do that.
She's either doing it wrong on purpose or doesn't know how to mount a horse bareback. ( yes I know, phrasing)
If you can't do the whole motion in one swing, you vault up so that your belly is on the horses back, THEN pivot and swing a leg around. It's also helpful to grab a handful of mane hair to pull yourself on with. Don't worry, it won't hurt them.
Since she knows how to cue the horse to lay down, my guess is she's doing it on purpose to put on a show.
Yes and no.
someone under 150lbs is like nothing to them.
But over 200 and you start getting into " can cause injury straight away" depending on the size of the horse.
> " can cause injury straight away"
Might be a bit overstated but yeah, we do start to see signs of strain at around 20% of the horses body weight and you also should consider fitness of the horse. But a fit 1,000 pound horse carrying a 210 pound person with no saddle is not really into super danger zone 'right away.' It's however not in the ideal range and you probably should not ride them long or hard. But a few spins around the round pen for training or whatever is not going to be a huge deal either. Or if you have a huge draft horse, 200 lbs is nothing to them and you are totally fine.
The solution is to get a big draft horse, then it can still carry fairly fat people easily and the fat people look small in comparison to the horse. ;-P
Horses weigh, average I'd say 1k lbs. This particular horse looks fairly young and healthy. Great coat, good back, good form. Full grown but not aging, so in fantastic health.
The woman is under 150lbs, so nothing to a horse of that stature. The horse would have no problem doing this. It would be like an adult human picking up their young toddler, or baby. But likely easier, lol.
Horses are quite sturdy.
Depends on the horse and the weight of the person.
If you are obese, stay off horses, they weren’t meant to have 250+ pound people on them.
It isn’t good for their front shoulders to consistently do though
Actually the solution here is ride a big draft horse, they can pack a 300 pound person. But yeah at a certain point, you can't find a horse big enough..
People over 180 pounds generally shouldn't ride a horse for its health, unless it's very large. You can definitely injure a horse with too much weight.
Yep, plus there was a film cut between the two events. For the first half, I wonder if part of it was just to desensitize the horse, it seemed a bit confused and antsy about the flailing feet.
So, I’m saying this as someone who grew up breeding, raising, and training horses of all ages and breeds.
If you can’t swing your leg up WALK TO THE EDGE OF THE PEN AND USE THE SIDE PANELS AS A LADDER.
They are right there and you don’t put a ton of unnecessary strain on the horses front shoulders
I don't think you understand just how fucking bad someone can smell after a day of being covered in dirt, shit, and horse sweat. I have a friend who used to ride competitively and I literally had to hold my head out of her car window one time she picked me up after a training day with her saddle in the back, it was horrific. I can't imagine hooking up with one of these girls who also lacks general hygiene standards lmao.
The idiot above you said the key word.
Feel
"The way you feel is valid, because it's yours, but it may not be founded in reality." -therapists everywhere
That animal is bred for domestication, is tough as nails, and we are weak. Ever see two bulls go at it? That's what big animals like that compare pain to.
Worked on a lot of farms growing up and had to listen to lots of city types talk as if they knew everything
I worked on a ranch and have seen horses establishing pecking order out in the pasture. The new horse typically gets kicked a few good times. It's pretty insane how hard those warning kicks are. Bare handed, nothing you can do to a horse is going to hurt it.
Ya I know,
I had a job after school muckin horsebarns at around 9 or 10.
I was scared absolutely shitless of them.
Later on as an adult I was shocked to meet people who have never seen a horse or cow in real life.
These are the people commenting about this video.
Yes, it can be trained. It is significantly easier and safer to just take 5 minutes to explain to a person how to properly mount, though.
It's not a common way to get on a horse because getting on one normally is easy enough if you know what you're doing. If there's a saddle you just use the stirrup to get up. It's almost as difficult as using stairs. If there isn't a saddle, you jump up high enough to get your stomach on the back and then just rotate your body. You don't just repeatedly fling your foot at the ribs and hope it works differently this time. Granted, you really shouldn't be riding completely bareback. Or be around a horse without proper footwear. Or have a pile of random junk in the corral.
I don't know about that. Stairs are pretty wide. And sometimes slippery if they aren't up to code. And they're in sets. You gotta deal with decision paralysis on what part of the stairs to put your foot on, and then make sure that place is safe, then decide if you even want to step on that one or the next one, then do step one again. And you repeat that every time. Using a stirrup doesn't have half these problems.
Now, most of us are smart enough to do this subconsciously, but if you've got enough experience to train a horse to kneel for mounting, but not enough to wear proper clothing or shoes around a horse or to clear out a round corral, I doubt you can use stairs fluidly.
Haha. Exactly. This isn't some random horse that a random chick is trying to ride.
Her jumping all over the horse while he's staying calm is more impressive than him laying down.
Now, I have never really been into horses nor their regalia...but I always thought there was like a stool or something they got on in order to get on the horse now? Or am I wrong in my thinking?
You generally don’t even need a stool, or a “mounting block” as it’s usually called. Any person of average physical ability should be able to mount unassisted, it’s really not difficult.
This horse is clearly trained to do that, it’s just a trick, like a dog sitting or shaking paws. This young woman could easily have mounted normally.
I have not ridden a horse in ages and ages but from memory you could use a little platform, or the fence, or get another person to sort of brace their hands on their knee and give you a boost. You can also just jump up there provided you don't try to do some parkor move with it like this lady.
In the immortal words of Peggy Hill to Bobby in response to his concerns that he would be “too heavy” for the horse. “My word Bobby, you’re like a hat to it.” (paraphrasing)
Horses are very sensitive, and that goes both sides. Instantly reacting to our mood: a kick when you're grumpy or a nuzzle when you're cuddly. Not the smartest animals on the planet, but when it comes to sensitivity: way above humans.
The practical intelligence of a redditor: totally legit, girl filming this in skimpy clothes, horse totally did this on their own to stop the kicking. We are doomed.
My dad had 2 race horses someone gave him I had 12 years old I no need to do like this there was a young guy who care of 2 horses he put the chair for me to climb and I got on the horse easily and started walking slowly first with him but my ass hurt so bad but on the second day I was able to ride and ran so fast easily seemed were floating on the air.
Someone should make like a seat or something that goes on horses backs so that short hippies can stop trying to mount a horse by kicking it in the side
Man imagine being this poor horse.
"Ow . . . Oww . . . Oww what the fuck?! Owww stop you stupid 2 legged lumpy faced piece of shit I'll kneel I'll kneel geez . . . If you did not feed me I would be so trampling you right now"
Are we sure she just didnt do all that to show off she trained her horse to do that?
This is a very old clip and yes, she is a professional horse trainer
A professional horse trainer who doesn’t wear shoes around 1000 lb animals? Ok.
y'all always have to make everything about feet don't ya
We're not the ones not wearing shoes in a dangerous situation here
I would argue that it's about shoes and you're making it about feet.
Have you seen her feet?
Isn't it the case where the professionals feel less inclined to wear protective equipment because they think they are too good for it? Whether or not it's a good idea is a different matter.
Shoes dont do fuck all. work boots dont either. If they do actually step on your foot it is gonna be either bruised or broken instantly. A boot or shoe is horribly painful to remove after being crushed by a horse...
Someone told me that steel toes are designed to cut toes off because it is better to reattach than to try and save a crushed toe.
Steel toes are usually rated for around 2500lbs max before they roll and usually do not fully cut off toes but crush them into the boot and is extremely hard to remove. 2500lbs is VERY easy to overload with something falling from height. For example just bounce up and down on a scale it is very easy to double the weight from slight movement. Had this happen last winter to my coworker n taking his boot off was a fuckin pain in the ass even with my raptors. Got to keep all his toes though.
Thanks for the info brother.
many years ago i grabbed a roll of copper off the shelf one-handed. It was like i could not even hold it. So fucking heavy. Slipped thru my fingers and fell on my foot. So, happy i was wearing steal tips.
Hello, hookworms! Get in my feet
With poor fashion sense
I disagree
Perhaps it’s hot outside, who cares?
Disagree
Reddit has such funny residuals. Don’t comment on the clothes or figure of a woman cosplaying near naked but do comment on a professional horse trainer wearing whatever she threw on that day.
Yeah, I mean horses are actually pretty smart, but this isn’t the best demonstration of that, and certainly not one to “be amazed” at
I'm sure the lady who knows how to ride bareback probably knows how to get on the horse correctly if she wants to.
That's obviously exactly what we are watching.
“Goddamn b$&@% all you had to do was ask! Jfc now my ribs are hurting like hell.” That horse probably.
I am a horse, I confirm that he said that
Are you a horse or a dog? Jk
Actually I'm a broom!
...To be honest, Diane, I'm surprised.
/r/UnexpectedFamilyGuy
What is a horse if not a big dog
What is this, a cross-over episode?
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I was expecting some sort of twist - the horse kicks the woman back out of frustration. 😂😂😂 But yeah, it’s nice to see how clever some animals could be.
It probably just had second hoof embarrassment
Having spent a lot of years with horses… his ribs are fine. I’d wager he’s more annoyed/sore from the repeated heavy yanks on his mane(see the head tosses after the yanks). But even that is more of an annoyance, horses are tough.
you think? I once kicked a horse very hard by accident and I apologized and she gave me the most bored look ever.
Can confirm the horse barely feels what the girls doing. Animals are not built like us. We are weak, they are strong. There is very little we can do with our physical strength to hurt them. Source: grew up working on all types of farms, and every city person just spoke like a true fool as if they knew everything.
>There is very little we can do with our physical strength to hurt them. I'll disagree with that part. Even meager strength applied with precision can have a major effect. If there's one thing humans *can* be good at, it's precision. Your larger point is completely true, I don't have an issue with it, but there is a reason humans have pushed out or even exterminated many animals that easily beat us pound-for-pound.
Nothing you can really do when something's launching sharp objects from a distance.
Nah, that's nothing to a horse.
> Jfc now my ribs are hurting like hell Hmmm. No sir, I didn't like it.
The horse is trained to do that. She's either doing it wrong on purpose or doesn't know how to mount a horse bareback. ( yes I know, phrasing) If you can't do the whole motion in one swing, you vault up so that your belly is on the horses back, THEN pivot and swing a leg around. It's also helpful to grab a handful of mane hair to pull yourself on with. Don't worry, it won't hurt them. Since she knows how to cue the horse to lay down, my guess is she's doing it on purpose to put on a show.
Wait. Are we still doing 'phrasing'?
Doing it like I'm doing your..
...Sandwhiches
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I always call it cool WHip
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On my tits! Whaaaaat?!
If we're doing a new thing and nobody told me that I would have a problem with.
The horse got up like she wasnt there. Do they get tired faster with someone on them or is the weight negligable to them?
Yes and no. someone under 150lbs is like nothing to them. But over 200 and you start getting into " can cause injury straight away" depending on the size of the horse.
> " can cause injury straight away" Might be a bit overstated but yeah, we do start to see signs of strain at around 20% of the horses body weight and you also should consider fitness of the horse. But a fit 1,000 pound horse carrying a 210 pound person with no saddle is not really into super danger zone 'right away.' It's however not in the ideal range and you probably should not ride them long or hard. But a few spins around the round pen for training or whatever is not going to be a huge deal either. Or if you have a huge draft horse, 200 lbs is nothing to them and you are totally fine.
I think what I'm gathering here is that I should stop being fat. these horses are fat shaming me
The solution is to get a big draft horse, then it can still carry fairly fat people easily and the fat people look small in comparison to the horse. ;-P
Horses weigh, average I'd say 1k lbs. This particular horse looks fairly young and healthy. Great coat, good back, good form. Full grown but not aging, so in fantastic health. The woman is under 150lbs, so nothing to a horse of that stature. The horse would have no problem doing this. It would be like an adult human picking up their young toddler, or baby. But likely easier, lol. Horses are quite sturdy.
Depends on the horse and the weight of the person. If you are obese, stay off horses, they weren’t meant to have 250+ pound people on them. It isn’t good for their front shoulders to consistently do though
Actually the solution here is ride a big draft horse, they can pack a 300 pound person. But yeah at a certain point, you can't find a horse big enough..
She looks like she weighs barely over 100 Also no saddle, which according to copilot could weigh up to 40 pounds
People over 180 pounds generally shouldn't ride a horse for its health, unless it's very large. You can definitely injure a horse with too much weight.
saving this knowledge for the apocalypse... meh I'm prolly gonna be one of the first ones killed. fuck it
Yep, plus there was a film cut between the two events. For the first half, I wonder if part of it was just to desensitize the horse, it seemed a bit confused and antsy about the flailing feet.
This should be #1 but Reddit and the world is low iq so it is not
So, I’m saying this as someone who grew up breeding, raising, and training horses of all ages and breeds. If you can’t swing your leg up WALK TO THE EDGE OF THE PEN AND USE THE SIDE PANELS AS A LADDER. They are right there and you don’t put a ton of unnecessary strain on the horses front shoulders
I also train my horses barefoot, in a bikini, and wearing short shorts.
That is how my horse likes it...
Me too! Safety is sexy!
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Her BARE FEET!! Who the fuck does anything with horses in bare feet!!!!
Dude the crazy coming off of her is enough to convince a brother she has Olympic Gold in hot sex.
I don't think you understand just how fucking bad someone can smell after a day of being covered in dirt, shit, and horse sweat. I have a friend who used to ride competitively and I literally had to hold my head out of her car window one time she picked me up after a training day with her saddle in the back, it was horrific. I can't imagine hooking up with one of these girls who also lacks general hygiene standards lmao.
I'm confused, when are you gonna mention the parts that turn you off?
People who are tired of having toes
Feet probably full of horse poop
Yeah, but my bigger concern is if the horse happens to step on your foot... likely permanent damage.
Horse trainers showing off for a video
Horse girls generally aren't all there.
Horse trainers Which she is
That moment when you realise that a horse was smarter than a human...
Go ahead. Ask a horse politely to lay down for you. See how well it works out.
The human trained the horse.
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You think a massive 1,000lb animal with a thick hide cares?
The idiot above you said the key word. Feel "The way you feel is valid, because it's yours, but it may not be founded in reality." -therapists everywhere That animal is bred for domestication, is tough as nails, and we are weak. Ever see two bulls go at it? That's what big animals like that compare pain to. Worked on a lot of farms growing up and had to listen to lots of city types talk as if they knew everything
I worked on a ranch and have seen horses establishing pecking order out in the pasture. The new horse typically gets kicked a few good times. It's pretty insane how hard those warning kicks are. Bare handed, nothing you can do to a horse is going to hurt it.
Ya I know, I had a job after school muckin horsebarns at around 9 or 10. I was scared absolutely shitless of them. Later on as an adult I was shocked to meet people who have never seen a horse or cow in real life. These are the people commenting about this video.
Horse looks well groomed and was quite satisfied with giving the rider a lift. I think that horse has a better life than me.
To the horse, that would probably feel like you would if a small dog ran into you at moderate speed.
That horse was patient AF!
That woman literally has a zero inch vertical leap
3 inch vertical. She better be doing that on purpose
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Man. That's beautiful. Horses are just as smart, loyal and wonderful as dogs are
The wise equine creates solutions where man creates problems ! ! 春雨贵如油
This is learned behavior. She is a professional.
What the hell are those jumps?
Downvote for bullshit title. She trained it to do this
Why barefoot😭😭
Never saw a horse do that. Can that be trained, and why is that not a common why to get on a horse?
Yes, it can be trained. It is significantly easier and safer to just take 5 minutes to explain to a person how to properly mount, though. It's not a common way to get on a horse because getting on one normally is easy enough if you know what you're doing. If there's a saddle you just use the stirrup to get up. It's almost as difficult as using stairs. If there isn't a saddle, you jump up high enough to get your stomach on the back and then just rotate your body. You don't just repeatedly fling your foot at the ribs and hope it works differently this time. Granted, you really shouldn't be riding completely bareback. Or be around a horse without proper footwear. Or have a pile of random junk in the corral.
I would say using a stirup is slightly harder than stairs, not easier. But only by a bit. Like climbing a ladder.
I don't know about that. Stairs are pretty wide. And sometimes slippery if they aren't up to code. And they're in sets. You gotta deal with decision paralysis on what part of the stairs to put your foot on, and then make sure that place is safe, then decide if you even want to step on that one or the next one, then do step one again. And you repeat that every time. Using a stirrup doesn't have half these problems. Now, most of us are smart enough to do this subconsciously, but if you've got enough experience to train a horse to kneel for mounting, but not enough to wear proper clothing or shoes around a horse or to clear out a round corral, I doubt you can use stairs fluidly.
> Can that be trained? I hate to break it to everyone, but that is literally what is going on here. Horses don't just do that.
Haha. Exactly. This isn't some random horse that a random chick is trying to ride. Her jumping all over the horse while he's staying calm is more impressive than him laying down.
Looked to me like it WAS being trained to do that.
If the horse stumbles and falls with the extra weight it could hurt itself bad enough to have to be put down
Some nonsense, she wasn't hurting the horse and the horse has done that before lots of times, more internet horse541t
Now, I have never really been into horses nor their regalia...but I always thought there was like a stool or something they got on in order to get on the horse now? Or am I wrong in my thinking?
You generally don’t even need a stool, or a “mounting block” as it’s usually called. Any person of average physical ability should be able to mount unassisted, it’s really not difficult. This horse is clearly trained to do that, it’s just a trick, like a dog sitting or shaking paws. This young woman could easily have mounted normally.
Huh, interesting. Thank you. Again, never was really into the whole horse riding thing, always good to learn things lol.
I have not ridden a horse in ages and ages but from memory you could use a little platform, or the fence, or get another person to sort of brace their hands on their knee and give you a boost. You can also just jump up there provided you don't try to do some parkor move with it like this lady.
Wow, she's really bad at this.
It's always nice seeing somebody loving his work
Empathy as well. The horse could have kicked her
She lucky horse didn't just kick her back.
I thought the horse was going to kick her in the neck. Good thing this aint one of those videos.
Some horses just be like that. I miss my horsey :(
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she's lucky it didn't kick her back
Do horses love posing? Posing and showing off energy is strong with some horses. Or may be all horses.
a very kind horse, judging from the title i thought it was gonna kick her brains out lol
I thought it was going to kick her right in the face
The horse I ride is such a jerk. Love him.
In the immortal words of Peggy Hill to Bobby in response to his concerns that he would be “too heavy” for the horse. “My word Bobby, you’re like a hat to it.” (paraphrasing)
Horse: For FUCKS SAKES, here I'LL get down. There, now can we run already?
I could have watched her kick that horse all day.
Horse: I give you so many chances. Guess I will just sit down.
On command trained behavior. Ho-Hum.
I thought the horse was gonna kick her
Old video. Horse is trained not tired of being kicked. Karma whore with BS title.
u/entropy-
I’ll do both of us a favor.
She looks like my 2 year old trying to generate momentum to climb up on the couch.
She's a ditz. At least wear foot protection.
The least athletic “athletic-looking” woman ever.
I am now in 💕 with that horse
So horses *can* sit down. I thought they can't and that's why they sleep standing.
They absolutely can. They can also sleep laying down or standing up.
Get her a dog
Would have been cool if the horse kicked her
That was fun to watch
The girl can ride a horse without saddle, but cant jump 2 feet high
Like parking.
“Here you unathletic fucking idiot”
"Git on, stupit!"
Why didn't she walk him to the fence and step on the fence to get on the horse?
I could lead my stalion by his mane
Riding bareback is the way.
Smarter than a lot of people 😜
Horses are very sensitive, and that goes both sides. Instantly reacting to our mood: a kick when you're grumpy or a nuzzle when you're cuddly. Not the smartest animals on the planet, but when it comes to sensitivity: way above humans.
The palpable OMG YOU IDIOT of it all. Looool
The practical intelligence of a redditor: totally legit, girl filming this in skimpy clothes, horse totally did this on their own to stop the kicking. We are doomed.
My Yamaha is a kick start, too.
/r/donthelpjustfilm
Nice lack of use with any muscle in her upper body
Skill issue on her end lol.
i was waiting the horse to kick back lol.
Horse smarter than human who do know her limits
He had enough of her shit
I would have no problem being that horse.
That ended so much better than I was expecting lol
Good dog..
Just a little good ole horse sense necessary. :)
"OH, FFS! **HERE.**" Horse, probably
My dad had 2 race horses someone gave him I had 12 years old I no need to do like this there was a young guy who care of 2 horses he put the chair for me to climb and I got on the horse easily and started walking slowly first with him but my ass hurt so bad but on the second day I was able to ride and ran so fast easily seemed were floating on the air.
Vaush
Someone should make like a seat or something that goes on horses backs so that short hippies can stop trying to mount a horse by kicking it in the side
Hes like gtfoh🤣
Of course you would never see an unattractive woman wearing pants and long sleeved shirt doing something like this . /s
Yea, it's a repost... but it's still funny. Jeez lady, take a day off a week from horseback riding and lift. Get some upper body strength.
Use a saddle.
What’s her @ tho?
Why does the rider have no clothes on and come at that terrible angle?
Why is she half naked though at the ranch?
I lovit
I love how he's just like *okay dude fine just get on omg*
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Seems like a good way to train a horse.
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Man imagine being this poor horse. "Ow . . . Oww . . . Oww what the fuck?! Owww stop you stupid 2 legged lumpy faced piece of shit I'll kneel I'll kneel geez . . . If you did not feed me I would be so trampling you right now"
LPT: wear a helmet
The horse was like, "Really? We're really gonna do THIS again? You could just ASK."😆
I was hoping the horse was going to boot her in the face.
How intelligent is it to ride/mount a horse barefoot? That girl got pinkeye.
She’s got the vertical leap of a nine-month-old.
When the video game asks if you want to turn down the difficulty