You obviously misunderstand they are the most spoiled beings ever they get everthing they ever need like ever because in our culture a ranchero is as good as his horse so don't stereotype us that's disgusting
@Zeeba Neighba: your either a troll or not educated properly, if the horse would be unhappy it would have attack his owner, so to explain the ears are back, they are not consistently back, if they are a few time back, he his trying to listen to the music.
Why tho I agree, for example a dog that has been abused. Many people have tried to rescue dogs that have been abused or mistreated, animals are smart enough to know who will hurt it after experiences. Capri,
@@SuperNickid UMMMM....if you were not looking close enough he WAS trying to attack by lunging and gridding is teeth,YOU are the one that is not educated properly!!
@@mushu_2239 : Belive what you want to believe, I don't care, because I have an uncle that have horse, and they are working horse, and I hate the fact that people believe that using the corde when you riding them to tell them which dirrection to turn, his considered abusing the animal. One thing horse are never made for dancing, if that person really was abusive in the video above, he would not have petting his horse.
This is not a happy horse, ears are back , strikes out with front hooves , trying to bite, mouth open wide. It bothers me of how this beautiful horse has been trained. When the horse walks behind him he keeps a close eye , like there is no trust.
He should be ashamed of that riding. Not letting the poor horse move it's back having the head so pulled in tight it can barely move. The horse is much more free in hand but still unhappy.
There must've been something in the horses training that resulted in such an angry temperament. It wasn't just that he appeared angry and was having a 'bad day' he seemed reluctant, unwillingly and just generally unhappy. This horse did amazing though and the owner should be proud as he pulled through despite his attitude; showing that there must've been at least an established trust between rider and horse. Regardless, this horse was not happy and I believe that, from his heads position, he was taught using rollick. Yes, I know it can be natural or easily trained to get a horse with such an arched head but his is so high and thoroughly pulled back I just don't find it reasonable.
The horse likely doesn't have a temper per default, it shows signs of abuse since the aggression only pops up when the rider gets the whip into action (which he LOVES to do even without a reason, simply to agitate the horse and make him act up). Hence the aggression towards the whip. If I'm not too wrong this horse is a Lusitano, possibly proud-cut but I'm not sure, that can easily result in a rounded neck since it's somewhat of a trademark for spanish horses (stallions/proud-cut geldings mainly). But judging from all the absuive methods shown and hinted by the horse, rollkur isn't out of the question, that's for damn sure. He was already ridden behind the bit as he came in so...yeah.
this horse seems very agitated with this man. he's not like other horses I've seen trained to perform like this from the ground. Its movement seems like he's angry. occasionally lunging to bite the rider or when he was spanish walking; the way he struck his hooves out. other horses I've seen trained to perform from the ground are very calm and laid back and seem very relaxed. this rider must've trained this horse by punishment it seems.... very hard to watch. the horse is beautiful though
First you don't not what you talking about this horses they training for dance they from the Moors most pure horse in the world if you don't not anything about them don't said nothing
Ah, there's nothing like a salty hint of horse abuse! The act, no, is not horse abuse itself, but I believe the trainer (or abuser) could have tried a bit harder to be nice to the horse. Don't you agree that the horse seems agitated throughout the performance as it is chomping with it's teeth, lunging to bite the trainer, ears back, and throwing it's head around? Not letting the poor horse move! It's having it's head pulled in so tight it can barely move. It needs a bit of free rein. This horse did amazing though and the owner should be proud as he pulled through despite his attitude. One year ago, a RU-vid user by the name of Bader Sari described this 'dance' as 'beautiful.' Obviously everyone out there has no idea about horses. I, am an experienced horse rider myself, and I understand why this horse has such a negative attitude. And my final word: It's no the horse, it's his trainer.
Don't worry the horses are happy, They aren't stressed or anything. Some horses don't like to hear the music or being alone. The horse in this video is just doing what the owner is sighing him to do.
This horse is obviously not enjoing it. You can see that it’s ears are pointed back. The poor horse is obviously abused to get it to do that. You never know if people have beat the horse every day.. it’s just sad.
This is good but the horse is pinning its ears back at his owner when he had his bridle off and the owner was walking with him, and when he was walking in a circle, he tried to nip or bite his owner.
The horse was already moving strange as it came in. Not just the limp-like movement of the hind was a warning sign, but the awfully tight reins and foaming mouth was a dead giveaway of the rider not knowing what the heck is going on as well as not giving a damn about harming the horse. The rest of the performance spoke clearly that the horse was definitely abused, especially with the whip as the constantly pinned ears and aggressive behavior showed. All in all just a terrible display. Really sad, since the horse is gorgeous and could easily perform well if the rider/trainer/owner gave a damn about the well being of the animal and bothered learning how to train and work with horses in the first place.
Yo I don't know shit about horses and I though it would be cool to see a dancing horses hince y I looked it up on RU-vid but as I watched in aww I focused on the horse and since I got on the bus I turned down the volume and the hoes no longer looked like it was having a good time and then the whip came out.....smh poor horse smh.....I'm disgusted now
Honestly the horse looks unhappy. The rider is putting that horse in a very uncomfortable situation, if I was in his place I would do it gently and make the horse have fun. Like I would dismount and do tricks with it gently
As not being trained or aware that the horse was in any discomfort or pain, I thought the routine and discipline shown by the horse was excellent. Only a person who works with these beautiful creatures would know that something wasn't right. I thought abuse was physical, i should have known better. As a nurse of course, it can be discipline related training as well. As horsey people have pointed out.💗💜💛
this is amazing but like alot of the other comments say the horse does not look very happy i hope that its just how it acts but it looks either upset oh not really wanting to do it.
@Truth is the new hatespeech what is a polo game. Also, a whip isn’t abuse but you can clearly tell in the video that the horse doesn’t seem very confutable in what its doing. Of corse, I may be a little to quick to assume since I have not seen the training methods but based off the horses body language I can tell it isnt having much fun.
@Truth is the new hatespeech I wouldn’t say they dislike being ridden. I ride horses and anyways horses are domesticated and are made to be used by humans and ridden. But I don’t understand your point here. Riding horses isnt bad but the way this person was riding the horse was making the horse uncomfortable. Also, thank you for the link.
is it just me, or does this horse seem angry throughout this performance? It becomes more apparent after the rider dismounts, I see it lunge to bite him a few times and just it's body language, ears back, throwing it's head around, baring and chomping with it's teeth.
exactly!! my opinion.. wait.. that's not an opinion, that is true what I see. That horse was probably trained very ugly and ther is no trust anywhere.. Just an angry horse who HAS TO DO THIS PERFORMANCE AND HAS TO LISTEN. That horse doesn't want to, he HAS TO and is the problem....... (srry for english)
Perhaps the horse had not been lunged for the duration of two hours before the show and therefore is not tired (like most of your calm and happy freedom horses) and is being a horse instead.
That horse clearly was irritated by this rider. The horse had his ears pinned back almost whole sad video. The horse also tried to bite him a couple times. Why put a horse through all this? I am m 60 years old have been around horses just about my whole life. What happened to treating God's beautiful creatures with kindness and love they respect. Breaks my heart to watch this video.,💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭
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That horse obviously hates his trainer. My guess is that his legs are covered in scars from his ”dance” training. The only reason he does anything is because of fear of pain. How can people stand there and applause at this cruel spectacle?
Ididnt like it at all it looked so unnatural andit went on for far to long it was downright cruelty if you ask me you can tell that horsse hated it to shouldnt be aloud.
Isn't this termed "counting" and "rearing?" The Lipizzaners are the "dancing" almost "flying" movements ? See Roy Roger's video for the real "dancing" horse !
If only it was a mexican horse dancing to tambora. Now that would've been a happy horse dancing. Not this poor depressed horse that only galloped in circles.
I think I see what everyone is trying to say... Because the guy on his back is brown. Obviously the horse must be miserable. I mean even when he takes the bridle off, he must abusing the horse. Reminds me of a kid I went to school with, he always looked so stressed out, he was always licking his lips, trying to concentrate... I guess that is just the way he looked when focusing on something. Or maybe the teacher was abusing him....
notice the ears on the horse they point back most of the time which means the hose is scared that if he dose not to these fucking stupid tricks then that whip is going to be used
I thought the horse looked angry/uncooperative. Someone talked about it doing a chore it didn't want to do. I don't know a lot about horses, but I do know they have to want to do whatever it is, and they probably want to do it to please 'the boss'. And he didn't praise and pat the horse afterwards - look at all proper riders in show-jumping, dressage, cross-country... mounted police 'make much' of their horses, I've been there and seen it. This poor horse did its stuff and got no praise, shame on the rider, if he can't do better in public, who knows what the horse got/didn't get in private. It made me sad.
Agitated is not always unhappy or pointing to bad training. I guess from the 21st century guys it is Nevzorov who made most loudly the point that a school horse should be bold and agitated at times. Now this is NOT a school horse, they messed up the two tempi changes badly, but I see no problem whatsoever of the horse being agitated and opening his mouth. Well, he was allowed to open that mouth SO HE DID!
U.V. S. Ah, the voice of reason. Very good! The rider made no move that I could see to correct the behaviors, so the horse continued his little thing, aware of how far he could push it. I agree with your hypothesis.
All horses have different kinds of temperaments . He was just acting like a kid that was ordered by his momma to go do a chore that he really didn't want to do , but figured he better or there may not be any dinner tonight . Even though he looks well trained he might have had a bad experience at some time in his training . It takes so much time , passion , patience and plenty of knowledge to be able to finish a horse of this caliber and discipline . That's why i always look for an easy going , wonderful temperament on a horse before trying to train one .
During the ride, the horse was calm and happy. Nice S tail, and floppy ears. Then the rider got off and all hell broke loose. The rider stayed calm throughout as far as i could see.
@@gurindersandhu1087 You wish it wasn't abuse look at horse's head it isn't natural, also he looks scared as heck and tried to bite owner, they don't have this bond, horse looks like it wants to go out :/
What constitutes well trained in your opinion? Being tied up and beaten until it moves in ways that it doesn’t want to because it fears the pain? Should we train children the same way? Or does it not matter that it was abused because you think it’s “amazing” and it’s only an animal, a living, breathing animal that feels pain?
I dont think y'all realize that this isn't abuse.... The horse is bred for this.. Its in its blood... If he didn't want to be ridden he wouldn't have been ridden he would have been bucking and rearing.... U guys need to ride an "abused" horse before u even try this stuff
