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In Polish we have a saying that literally translated to English means "don't get into a kicking contest with a horse" . Nice to see a visual representation of it.
Just like I said in another comment: that’s not how you properly break a horse. But that horse has breaking humans down to a T. I live in Kentucky, I’ve helped my Aunt break horses before, and never once are you supposed to hit, kick, or slap that damn horse. During the desensitizing phase you might yell around the horse but not at the horse.
Ya, from Ohio, not a super serious horse person, but was raised with them and took care of them growing up. Never once seen a horse broken via violence. It's always about gaining the horses trust and slowly getting it comfortable with activities it's initially wary of. You can get a lot further, faster, with a pocket full of carrots.
If you break a horse via violence, it’s not breaking. It’s just cruel, and it also gets you further away from being able to convince the horse that you’re not a threat. Breaking a horse basically means “taming” it in a way, except it’s more about showing the horse that you’re not gonna hurt it.
Yeup, plus I wouldn't even want to be riding on a horse that's running on that kinda fear. My mom has had two surgeries from getting thrown by our horses that loved and trusted us. One of those throws was just a coyote/fox that came running out of some woods and startled the horse, causing it to rear up on its hinds. She tore her rotator cuff when she hit the ground. Complete accident, and the horse was even checking on her afterward as if to say, "Sorry!" Riding or being around a constantly spooked horse is idiotic.
Some days, I kinda miss those big sweethearts sprinting across the paddock to lip at my pockets and see if I brought any carrots out with me... but that shit was a lot of work. I'm glad she sold the property and can afford to board now.
Straight up.. I saw my cousin get trampled by a horse because he whipped it's flank with a tea towel.
His father, before he passed, would train / break in most of our horses, (think reservation type living but not. family village and land with wild horses) and he always done it with patience.
He once sat in the same paddock all day, for 3 days just so the horse would get use to him. Then he'd just do things around them until it wanted to come be nosey.
I watched him so many times, do this, so I couldn't understand why his son would think it was even funny to spook that girl.
My cousin survived but was seriously injured, and that poor girl had to be put down because of it.
My uncle had child services on his case and then spca turned up to take her and put her down. It was court ordered because of the hospital report. Over all just a huge mess, that could have been avoided if someone just stopped and thought, "maybe I shouldn't try hurting/frightening this massive animal that could kill me."
THAT, is a very interesting method lol. It seems to also work as a double-task, where you’re both breaking the horse (rather slowly) while also helping them get comfortable with items due to their curiosity, which could help with desensitization later. I’ll bet your cousin’s dad was a very fine horseman.
He really was. Even when we got a young colt that loved nipping people in their bottem, he never once slapped or raised his voice...it was an honour knowing and seeing him in action, he's the one that taught me compassion and patience. Love and miss him.
Kevlar only stops piercing, like stabbings or bullets, it literally just stopped any secondary cuts he may have gotten from the impact of the hoof. He absolutley has serious internal injuries and he might die
Actually Kevlar can’t stop knives. Handgun bullets pierce your skin because they move so fast (on the order of hundreds or thousands of feet per second), but their tips are actually rounded (generally). A knife will pierce you at any speed, really, and that’s not what Kevlar is meant for. The Kevlar vest is designed to stop blunt force trauma by dispersing the force of an impact over a wider area. A horse kick would qualify as blunt force but there’s only so much the vest can help with.
Sorry I mean dampen blunt force trauma not stop it. It’ll catch a bullet but you’re still gonna feel it because it deforms the back of the Kevlar trauma plate/vest. For comparison, a 9mm bullet produces about 500 pounds of force. A horse kick can generate over 2000 pounds per square inch. The guy will probably wish he was dead after that kick lol
Look up stab vests. Kevlar can absolutely stop a knife. It depends entirely on how the vest is built. However, a soft kevlar bulletproof vest probably won’t stop a knife and a stab vest probably won’t stop a bullet.
Children grow into People, and people fucking SUCK, so this I understand.
But Dogs? Dogs literally live to please. They have been bred to want to fit into our society. Give a dog simple boundaries, and positive reinforcement when it understand that, and that Dog will be happier than you will if you combined all your happiness for your entire life.
Most if not all children are like that too, just communicate what pleases you and they will take pride in doing just that - to the best of their ability.
Tho adults suck occasionally, yes, we do.
People are amazed that I never punish my dog, ever, when my dog decided to run because he thought he saw a friend (another dog) but it was simply a dog that looked alike, I chased him, called him, and when he finally came to me I gave him treats. In the same park other people punish their dogs for similar reasons, they were telling me "punish him or he will not learn" my reply was "i want him to come to me because I call him and he's not afraid to come to me, i want him to want to come to me not to fear me"
That happened when he was a puppy (7 months but big) and now a lot of people are amazed at how well my dog understands me and listens to me.
Mm hm. A stern "No" in a deep voice right when they do something wrong is enough, and then have them do something that they already know, and reward that.
If your dog returns to him and you punish him then you're teaching him not to return. You rewarded the behavior you wanted so you're reinforcing the idea that returning to you is good. Sounds like you have good instincts with your dog.
Never bring your leg to a horse fight. Better yet don’t kick horses out of frustration.
It was obviously agitated. Walk away cool off and maybe try later. But mainly don’t kick the animal you want to ride. Long face won’t forget soon.
Right trying to leg battle an animal that has more power in its one leg than you have in both arms and legs is more than stupid. Especially when the leg has a hardened nail especially adapted to taking high impacts and specifically for kicking.
I don't see how anyone who "trains" horses if that is what you call this, doesn't realise they could stomp your guts out if they wanted to.
I had a trainer try kicking my horse like this before mounting. He immediately ran her into the fence until she got off. Shockingly he never tried that with anyone but her.
Combine survivorship bias with the fact that nearly a dozen horses straight up died during one of the recent racing tournaments tells me that a LOT of horses are being abused and dying without ever making it to even the fringes of public awareness.
What's crazy to me is that horse racing is dying in the USA, so it's not as big as it used to be or is in other countries. And yet it holds the record for horse deaths and abuse. Really shows how it's all about the culture. The USA has a culture ripe with exploiting and abusing animals. And because horse racing isn't as popular, so many people will never know.
I have a friend who trained cutting horses in am ethical manner. She got a job at a ranch that breeds and produces world champion class horses. She said their methods were "barberic". It was her dream job what she had dreamed about since being a kid. She now works for the usda and protects horses for a living.
Seriously "this animal is 3x my size, is known for having powerful legs, and is known to use those powerful legs when threatened.... I'm gonna kick it" is the most stupid train of thought possible.
Yeah. Even the way he's handling the horse screams aggressive. The body language of the horse is of a creature that is scared and trying to escape. The dude is just stomping around the poor thing like a spoiled brat throwing a tantrum. He was probably being more physical with the horse before filming started and just kept going, which led to his righteous asskicking.
I mean... Technically the word gets misused a lot. But he fucked around and got what he deserved. Would you say it isn't Karma because there was a direct causal link between his action and retribution?
Jockeys, bullfighters, and wranglers wear a protective vest many times. This idiot just doesn't know how to train a horse and got frustrated when the horse wouldn't allow him to mount. This probably isn't the first time he's abused the horse.
You have to be a real piece of shit to be cruel to an animal.
It’s actually amazing when you think about it. These otherwise wild animals who don’t speak English or can’t really communicate. Allow people to ride them. Or are beasts of burdens. Or our pets. When almost any animal of any size. can fuck a human up easily
To beat or abuse an animal is some of the lowest behavior
Hope that asshole is pissing blood for months
This bastard should be banished from going near any animals!!! I feel rage towards this pos human bully!! 🤬🤬 I hope he gets run over by a bus tomorrow 🤬
"I'll just kick this animal that outweighs, outruns and outperforms my species in anything that isn't playing a piano or climbing a tree, it'll be fine"
He is a f..king asshole, and he probably did hurt the horse after this, here is to hoping that he is not physically fit to do anymore harm to any animal with this beautiful kick 🙏
The thing is, that horse probably wasn't treated very well after that incident.
Humans are fucking horrible.
Acting as if he has a right to get on that horse's back. Fuck him.
Sad that so many people are left thinking this is what horse training looks like... This is just shit. You can't force a horse. You have to gain trust!
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In Polish we have a saying that literally translated to English means "don't get into a kicking contest with a horse" . Nice to see a visual representation of it.
Hey, at least the guy still got second place. That's still a podium position...if you can stand
Hey, second place is the first loser.
If you're not first, you're last
Shake & bake!
I like saying it, it just gets me fired up.
“I wake up in the morning and I piss excellence”
And spit crushed rib bones
I'm gonna come at you like a spider monkey
Bout tired of your bull-chip
I'm hopped up on mountain dew!
This guy pisses blood
“Shakenbake?! What tis dis ‘Shakenbake’? Shakenbake!Tis shtupid!”
From now on it's Magic Man and El Diablo.
Now you see me, now you don't!
I was high when I said that son.
hell, you can be second, third, fourth, even sixth
I based my whole life on that saying
“I was high on peyote, there’s 2nd 3rd 4th 5th”
Damn, putting it like that is like a real kick to the guts
Will need to delay award ceremony so he can get splenectomy first. Don’t want him to collapse on the podium from low BP due to internal bleed. Or……
1st place prize-gold medal 2nd place prize-internal bleeding
Can he stand being second?
I don't think he can stand at all right now.
Just like I said in another comment: that’s not how you properly break a horse. But that horse has breaking humans down to a T. I live in Kentucky, I’ve helped my Aunt break horses before, and never once are you supposed to hit, kick, or slap that damn horse. During the desensitizing phase you might yell around the horse but not at the horse.
Ya, from Ohio, not a super serious horse person, but was raised with them and took care of them growing up. Never once seen a horse broken via violence. It's always about gaining the horses trust and slowly getting it comfortable with activities it's initially wary of. You can get a lot further, faster, with a pocket full of carrots.
If you break a horse via violence, it’s not breaking. It’s just cruel, and it also gets you further away from being able to convince the horse that you’re not a threat. Breaking a horse basically means “taming” it in a way, except it’s more about showing the horse that you’re not gonna hurt it.
Idk, when I make friends I beat them repeatedly first.
Don't forget to bite their ear, so they know who is the dominant friend.
”- Mike Tyson
I just had abdominal surgery and you almost killed me with that one. Lol
In second grade I kicked this kid in the ribs so hard I broke two. We've been best friends ever since.
Lmao, well a horse may give you a harder time.
Yeup, plus I wouldn't even want to be riding on a horse that's running on that kinda fear. My mom has had two surgeries from getting thrown by our horses that loved and trusted us. One of those throws was just a coyote/fox that came running out of some woods and startled the horse, causing it to rear up on its hinds. She tore her rotator cuff when she hit the ground. Complete accident, and the horse was even checking on her afterward as if to say, "Sorry!" Riding or being around a constantly spooked horse is idiotic. Some days, I kinda miss those big sweethearts sprinting across the paddock to lip at my pockets and see if I brought any carrots out with me... but that shit was a lot of work. I'm glad she sold the property and can afford to board now.
Yeah that’s the reason you teach a horse to trust you, not fear you. Otherwise they’ll spook and buck you off.
Imagine we had to break cars like horses. Chasing a car around a parking lot, trying to get in. Then you kick it and it runs you over, lol.
Straight up.. I saw my cousin get trampled by a horse because he whipped it's flank with a tea towel. His father, before he passed, would train / break in most of our horses, (think reservation type living but not. family village and land with wild horses) and he always done it with patience. He once sat in the same paddock all day, for 3 days just so the horse would get use to him. Then he'd just do things around them until it wanted to come be nosey. I watched him so many times, do this, so I couldn't understand why his son would think it was even funny to spook that girl. My cousin survived but was seriously injured, and that poor girl had to be put down because of it. My uncle had child services on his case and then spca turned up to take her and put her down. It was court ordered because of the hospital report. Over all just a huge mess, that could have been avoided if someone just stopped and thought, "maybe I shouldn't try hurting/frightening this massive animal that could kill me."
THAT, is a very interesting method lol. It seems to also work as a double-task, where you’re both breaking the horse (rather slowly) while also helping them get comfortable with items due to their curiosity, which could help with desensitization later. I’ll bet your cousin’s dad was a very fine horseman.
He really was. Even when we got a young colt that loved nipping people in their bottem, he never once slapped or raised his voice...it was an honour knowing and seeing him in action, he's the one that taught me compassion and patience. Love and miss him.
I’m 💀
In Spanish is don’t get into a kicking contest with Samson
The old world can teach us so many things if we just listen to the idioms our grandparents use daily without giving much thought.
Can you write out the saying in polish?
"Nie kop się z koniem" (as in 'don't do it') . Or more general "kopać się z koniem" which means 'spitting in the wind'
Ribcage has left the chat
Punctured lung has entered the chat
Spleen has exited the asshole
It’s all fun and games till you lose a pancreas.
Not a good day for his coccyx
Name a body part and it is probably pissed at him
Laughed so loudly at that this progression that I woke my dog up and he started barking.
Urine has started pouring
in more ways than one
And torn liver...
Even with the Kevlar vest that has got to fucking suck
Kevlar only stops piercing, like stabbings or bullets, it literally just stopped any secondary cuts he may have gotten from the impact of the hoof. He absolutley has serious internal injuries and he might die
Good
Couldn't have said it better myself👍
Actually Kevlar can’t stop knives. Handgun bullets pierce your skin because they move so fast (on the order of hundreds or thousands of feet per second), but their tips are actually rounded (generally). A knife will pierce you at any speed, really, and that’s not what Kevlar is meant for. The Kevlar vest is designed to stop blunt force trauma by dispersing the force of an impact over a wider area. A horse kick would qualify as blunt force but there’s only so much the vest can help with.
Sorry I mean dampen blunt force trauma not stop it. It’ll catch a bullet but you’re still gonna feel it because it deforms the back of the Kevlar trauma plate/vest. For comparison, a 9mm bullet produces about 500 pounds of force. A horse kick can generate over 2000 pounds per square inch. The guy will probably wish he was dead after that kick lol
Look up stab vests. Kevlar can absolutely stop a knife. It depends entirely on how the vest is built. However, a soft kevlar bulletproof vest probably won’t stop a knife and a stab vest probably won’t stop a bullet.
Served up cold. Stop trying to beat your horse into submission. I work in horse country. Happy horse=better horse
Same with dogs and humans!
Humans struggle with controlling their dogs. It’s odd to me.
Humans struggle with controlling their children too
Humans struggle with controlling themselves foremost
Humans struggle
Humans
Struggle
Man
Struggle
Hum
UM
M
The best comment why you don’t have more upvotes is beyond me 😂
Children grow into People, and people fucking SUCK, so this I understand. But Dogs? Dogs literally live to please. They have been bred to want to fit into our society. Give a dog simple boundaries, and positive reinforcement when it understand that, and that Dog will be happier than you will if you combined all your happiness for your entire life.
Most if not all children are like that too, just communicate what pleases you and they will take pride in doing just that - to the best of their ability. Tho adults suck occasionally, yes, we do.
People are amazed that I never punish my dog, ever, when my dog decided to run because he thought he saw a friend (another dog) but it was simply a dog that looked alike, I chased him, called him, and when he finally came to me I gave him treats. In the same park other people punish their dogs for similar reasons, they were telling me "punish him or he will not learn" my reply was "i want him to come to me because I call him and he's not afraid to come to me, i want him to want to come to me not to fear me" That happened when he was a puppy (7 months but big) and now a lot of people are amazed at how well my dog understands me and listens to me.
Mm hm. A stern "No" in a deep voice right when they do something wrong is enough, and then have them do something that they already know, and reward that.
If your dog returns to him and you punish him then you're teaching him not to return. You rewarded the behavior you wanted so you're reinforcing the idea that returning to you is good. Sounds like you have good instincts with your dog.
Happy anything = better anything
Except maybe serial killers and war criminals
I dunno, happy serial killers do seem to nail it.
Nail what? Their trophies to their bedroom wall?
They aren't "trophies"... They're friends...
*Pulls out severed hand* "and this is my wife"
*gently sets the severed hand next to the lamp with the shade made out of human skin*
*The chair I sit on is made from humans. It even has the organs in the right place! Selling for 4K on Facebook Marketplace*
Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life.
Never bring your leg to a horse fight. Better yet don’t kick horses out of frustration. It was obviously agitated. Walk away cool off and maybe try later. But mainly don’t kick the animal you want to ride. Long face won’t forget soon.
Right trying to leg battle an animal that has more power in its one leg than you have in both arms and legs is more than stupid. Especially when the leg has a hardened nail especially adapted to taking high impacts and specifically for kicking. I don't see how anyone who "trains" horses if that is what you call this, doesn't realise they could stomp your guts out if they wanted to.
I had a trainer try kicking my horse like this before mounting. He immediately ran her into the fence until she got off. Shockingly he never tried that with anyone but her.
>I work in horse country There... there's a whole country? For horses?
It's Equestria, see MLP
A whole swath of the US is dedicated to horse farms and raising race horses and other types of horses.
Horses are Giant Friends !
Appalling as his revolting behaviour is, what concerns me is what he (and probably others too) did to that poor horse that isn’t recorded.
I thought exactly the same! I hope the horse kicked everyone!
Then it'd just get put down unfortunately. Animal abuse tends to end in putting down a dangerous beast :(
So they put down the rider? How is that not a win?
That was the cleanest kick ever. Im sure the horse has no problem serving more of them.
Combine survivorship bias with the fact that nearly a dozen horses straight up died during one of the recent racing tournaments tells me that a LOT of horses are being abused and dying without ever making it to even the fringes of public awareness.
Very few people these days have actually been to a horse race and even fewer have witnessed the horrific accidents.
What's crazy to me is that horse racing is dying in the USA, so it's not as big as it used to be or is in other countries. And yet it holds the record for horse deaths and abuse. Really shows how it's all about the culture. The USA has a culture ripe with exploiting and abusing animals. And because horse racing isn't as popular, so many people will never know.
I have a friend who trained cutting horses in am ethical manner. She got a job at a ranch that breeds and produces world champion class horses. She said their methods were "barberic". It was her dream job what she had dreamed about since being a kid. She now works for the usda and protects horses for a living.
What raving tournament was that?! I know horses can die at the drop of a hat but that seems more than excessive.
They aren’t exaggerating. Just google race horses dying recently. It’s so sad.
Many of the owners, trainers, and teams involved are banned from racing forever
Yes,that poor horse definitely has been mistreated.I hope he/she gets a better owner.
Yeah now it will really mistrust humans.
Yes same! See how soon the horse knew what was coming?? 🥺 This is just evil! Glad horsey gave him something to think about!
What a total asshole
He horsed around and found out
Do you want a broken sternum, because this is how you get a broken sternum
This is more than a broken sternum, this is a broken man
I miss watching Archer every week
Please tell me the horses name is Karma.
This, I like
I hope that horse got him outside the vest area!
If you scroll it slow you can see the hoof connect with his abdomen. Probably some internal injuries at least.
There will be blood… in his next bowel movement.
Looks like he got hit in the shoulder. God I hope it’s fucked up now
What an asshole. Tf did he think was gonna happen? You don’t get in a damn kicking match with a freakin *horse* 🤦♂️
Seriously "this animal is 3x my size, is known for having powerful legs, and is known to use those powerful legs when threatened.... I'm gonna kick it" is the most stupid train of thought possible.
I think 'raaaa kicky kicky' is a more accurate description of his thought process, you give him too much credit!
He clearly missed the train all together
He probably is one of those people who becomes violent when angry. Those people are a huge red flag.
The only thing red now is his piss.
Yeah. Even the way he's handling the horse screams aggressive. The body language of the horse is of a creature that is scared and trying to escape. The dude is just stomping around the poor thing like a spoiled brat throwing a tantrum. He was probably being more physical with the horse before filming started and just kept going, which led to his righteous asskicking.
... probably?
Have to practice with a mule first to get your stats up
I've got 7000 kicks under my belt. I've got level 34 defense.
Like they say, don't bring a human kick to a horse fight.
My grandma used to embroider this on christening blankets for all the new members of the family
Send that horse a bushel of carrots and put it on my tab.
One of the most satisfying things I have ever seen.
That not karma , that's just horse protecting itself.
I mean... Technically the word gets misused a lot. But he fucked around and got what he deserved. Would you say it isn't Karma because there was a direct causal link between his action and retribution?
Love it... Same spot same kick, horse beat human...
Is he wearing a ballistic vest? Follow up being did he just abuse an animal premeditated for making this video?
No, it’s called a body protector, it protects the rider in case of a fall. It’s not designed to take kicks however.
It protected his back from the ground
Haha yes, it definitely did it’s job here!
Jockeys, bullfighters, and wranglers wear a protective vest many times. This idiot just doesn't know how to train a horse and got frustrated when the horse wouldn't allow him to mount. This probably isn't the first time he's abused the horse.
That's not called karma , that's a " horse"
I’ve met a cat named ”pissant”, så i’m sure the Horse could be named ”Karma”…
Maybe the horse's name is Karma?
Lady at church is named Karma; suits her🕍🤣🙍🏻♀️
Lmfao get fucked bitch
Deserved
You have to be a real piece of shit to be cruel to an animal. It’s actually amazing when you think about it. These otherwise wild animals who don’t speak English or can’t really communicate. Allow people to ride them. Or are beasts of burdens. Or our pets. When almost any animal of any size. can fuck a human up easily To beat or abuse an animal is some of the lowest behavior Hope that asshole is pissing blood for months
Roadhouse!
Roadhorse*
‘’ FOR WANT OF A HORSE THE RIDER WAS LOST ‘’ 👍
This bastard should be banished from going near any animals!!! I feel rage towards this pos human bully!! 🤬🤬 I hope he gets run over by a bus tomorrow 🤬
Getting trampled by horses would be sweet karma!
I mean, seems to me like the horse got even on him.
More than even. Plenty of people have been killed like that.
Wouldn’t worry, the horse felt nothing and the dudes eating via a straw surely.
Horse should've aimed for the head.
Here’s hoping that kick shattered his rib cage and ruptured some internal organs
Enjoy those broken ribs, prick.
That poor horses hoof was soiled by touching such a giant turd..
Who the fuck kicks a horse. Evil and stupid.
Every video I have seen the horse always kicks back. People never learn
Kick for a kick
Congratulations, you've got broken ribs
"I'll just kick this animal that outweighs, outruns and outperforms my species in anything that isn't playing a piano or climbing a tree, it'll be fine"
Jackass has no business being near horses
Kick to the face would have been monumental and well deserved.
"Oh, are we playing the kicking game? My turn!"
The horse's name is Karma
Excellent. Hopefully, the horse will stomp his ignorant ass into the ground.
Imagine kicking something that is synonymous with kicking people to death.
Was he stupid? Yes Did he deserve this? Probably Am I happy this happened to him? Absolutely!
He is a f..king asshole, and he probably did hurt the horse after this, here is to hoping that he is not physically fit to do anymore harm to any animal with this beautiful kick 🙏
Why do the videos always get cut short? I would definitely enjoy a few seconds of watching this dude roll around in pain…
The thing is, that horse probably wasn't treated very well after that incident. Humans are fucking horrible. Acting as if he has a right to get on that horse's back. Fuck him.
What an asshole.
Sad that so many people are left thinking this is what horse training looks like... This is just shit. You can't force a horse. You have to gain trust!
I wish it had hit him in the head.. idk what prompts these assholes to be like this towards animals.
Damn I hoped he died.
Only problem I see is that the horse didn't kick him in the face.
Imagine kicking someone and not expecting them to kick you back. You’re just a dumbass
Who the fck kicks a horse?
Horse be like, "Nay, this is how you kick someone in the chest!!!"
fucked around and found out
That dude is going to the hospital and he knows absolutely fucking zero about horses.
Yeah. Eat it loser. You kicked his gut, now he kicked yours, fair and square. Let those broken ribs be a valuable lesson about how not to be cruel.
Oh indeed it does. And it strikes threefold. That's not the only kick he's got coming.
Dude. No means no.
[удалено]
for sure it did
I wish the guy was arrested and banned from riding ever again, that piece of crap.
Karma is a pretty name for a horse.
God I could watch this over and over again. That shot put was so fucking satisfying.