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Trixiesgirlforevever
Registrace 31. 08. 2007
LORD.TRIX.FAMILY.FRIENDS.LAUGHING.PHOTOGRAPHY.RUNNING.SWIMMING.CRAZINESS. LAUGHING MORE. I LOVE MY LIFE.
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Trix's Weird Walk--Unknown Problem.
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See the way she pound's down her back leg and then the other one (right) is like a peg leg...they are both weird. Actually, they both kinda slam down? Any idea's my fellow horse people?
For some reason this video got recommended after 15 years
A..hole horse
What the
Never mind hurt, that kind of kick can kill. That tossing head should be checked by a vet. Did he survive?
So glad you took him out of there!!
Nothing happens
Чотко 👍😂
Awe poor think lol but that marenis in heat and they will kick more
Have a great grandson......
He looks exactly like my favorite horse his name is Hollywood and they are related he is a great horse (my profile picture)
Why have them together then if he is a stud and she’s no heat that’s what would happen
I remember I mare I knew acted like that with a stallion I knew but that was because she was in heat and was playing hard to get when he was flirting with her
You should not keep a 1000 lb animal with a teacup version. That situation is just begging for a horrible injury or death.
horses are so unpredictable. glad you were right there to get the little one out. horses, like people , don't always get along
I have one of his grandsons
Ouch poor horse
I own hollywood dun it's daughter
@Think Like A Horse ! where u at
the horse is ok and he does love his animal if he didn't he would never have them . animals sometimes do they're own thing..
THE MINI DESERVED IT
WTF never put mini's in with bigger horse 🐴
mini shouldn't have been in the same area as large horse..bad owners
a horses kick is already painful here is what happens when you add a metal shoe to there foot (just one of the dozen reasons not to have shoes) : www.google.com/search?q=horse+gets+kick+with+shoe+on&safe=strict&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=696&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi9qqPzyqHRAhXCLyYKHfxHAdoQ_AUIBygC#imgdii=Fac4ed7Qg1BxXM%3A%3BFac4ed7Qg1BxXM%3A%3BpKl7APF_MHwfqM%3A&imgrc=Fac4ed7Qg1BxXM%3A
Poor baby
Это было больно..
poor mini i used to have a mini but he kept biting me so i gave him away
poor thing
que granda cu
Little ponys are put into fields full of mares at breeding farms to bring the mares into heat, then there put to the stallion that way the stallion don't get hurt. There call teaser of course they us smaller guys so they cannot get the mares in foal.
Ha ha wanna bet. Those mare will find a way to let the ponies get them. That is not what people do to bring mares into heat. That's actually a good way to get a pony hurt unless the horse and pony know each other.
the mares in heat and the pony is a stud .they naturally do that.
thats what my horses do my shetland pony and my paint horse doit all the time but still are good friends
YOUR RIGHT,,,,MINI WILL A STIFF NECK FOR AWHILE BUT HE'LL LEARN NOT TO DO THAT AGAIN
poor shetland that must have hurt bad xx
The 'ribbon' is called a tail bag. It keeps the horses tail nice and clean. As for the mini being in with a bigger horse. I have a mini gelding that stands 31 inches tall. He has been pastured with my larger mares for the better part of almost 4 years. The mini is fine and I don't see an issue with bigger horses with smaller ones as long as they aren't being aggressive. You are not an idiot and its fine, screw what everyone else is saying.
did he get hit in the face? I'm glad he is OK.... were you trying to breed them? just curious, I see nothing wrong with what you did and I hate seeing people telling you to take off the halters, they are clearly there in case you need to grab one of the horses.
+UntamedDesire Exactly! When something like this happens you need to be quick to grab the horse. They were probably just introduced to each other so the owners left the halters on to grab theme easier.
You are an idiot. Why is an ribbon on the horse tail? wtffff. I hate ponies, they are not horses for me. So... yeah, but I think it was your fault.
+Lucia Ambrogio the ribbon is so they can swat the flies easier
it's your own fault that the pony got kicked. If you didn't put that stupid thing on the other horses tail, then it would never had happend. that thing on its tail makes the horse believe that somethings behind them or somethings got its tail, and when the horse can't se what it is, the horse will panic, that will turn out to be really dangerous to the pony and you.
+zackfair1class I'm not sure, but I think the big horse is a certain breed of horse known for his long tail. if unwrapped, the tail drags on the ground, so it gets dirty, and the horse could step on it an pull pieces out. so if people show that horse, the tail needs to be long, but kept safe outside of the shows. in that case the horse would be used to it. and if it was really panicked, it would keep running and bucking, and you can see him standing still in the end. so it must have been something else that made the horse kick the pony
+hannah dimeglio to me it only sounds like lazy people, if people are to lazy to clean a horse tail then they should differently not have a horse with a long tail. I dont think it okey to bind a tail in like that, just because some people dont want to clean a horse.
That thing is called a tail bag and I'm sure the horse wears it all of the time so no issue. Little pony was too interested in the big horse and she was telling him to back off. The only problem is he got his face kicked in. That wouldn't have happened with a larger horse. They would have been kicked in the chest or something and it wouldn't have caused damage.
It's not about cleaning it, it's about preserving it from breakage so the tail grows longer.
zackfair1class This didn't happen because of the tail bag
This is why I don't like seeing horses with a big size difference in the same space. A kick that does nothing to a horse of the same size can easily be fatal to a smaller one.
+KaregoAt Depends on the horses. I have a 16hh TB in with a 9hh Shetland, a 13hh NF and an 11hh welsh with no issues (though no one's shod).
Critter Friend Sure if they're completely friendly and will never ever, even accidentally kick each other, but I still wouldn't take the risk. They don't have to be aggressive toward each other for the bigger horse to be dangerous.
I agree, that pony's jaw could have easily been broken by the horse. I felt bad for the little thing.
Notice the girl laughed 🙁
I think she sneezed but i'm not sure
+Squishy. Da.Pistachio The mini horse screamed becouse of the kick, it was not a laugh.
She sbeezed
Sneezed -
The horse is a red ribbon danger so yeah and full that horse
the fuckin pony doesnt know does he
+Femina Proletarius i agree but the halters can be left on if the feild is safe. sometimes you need to leave them on if a horse is hard to catch
The horses tail is NOT cut off
ow i have two miny ponys and i have 6 horses
why would you ever place a miniature in the same paddock with a regular size horse? thats a big no no you never allow miniature horses to be mixed with larger horses only with other miniatures. i hope after this had happened you will know to place him in his own paddock.
wy there is no difference I have minis in with normal size pony's
Fuck that big horse I would smack that horse I feel bad for that small horse
It's not the horses fault 😒
It is
Well I didn't laugh at that
Laughing at the mini horse for being kicked in the snout. 👉👤You're a bad person !
The mini squealed when it got kicked, she just gasped and made it sound like she laughed.
+Makaveli Amsterdam she sneezed
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Hope he or she get better
Ooh is he a stallion? The mare was probably in heat, I bet.
you are a idiot for leaving the halters on in the pasture the could be playing get there teeth or foot stuck in the strap on hang themselves on the fence and because you did know hot to catch them without one. pathetic
+Mustang Rebel These horses (as you can clearly see) were just recently introduced to each other. They left the halters on in case if something happen (which it did) they'd be able to catch them faster and prevent anything else from happening.
Alyssa Cano I understand but still something much worse could have happened than that ( like if the horse was to accidently hang himself on a tall fence )
+Mustang Rebel you're right leaving the halter on like that is irresponsible, though from what I can assume (because I don't know what they were doing before or after this recording) is they probably JUST released the horses together. I doubt that within probably ten or so minutes something like that would have happened, especially if they were there the whole time. In the four barns that I've been to people sometimes release their horses in the arena to dry while they're supervising from the bench, then quickly catch them. I don't think it's fair to judge based on this 21 second recording.
Alyssa Cano I'm not judging I'm just stating the it is not good to leave your horses unattended with halters on
+Mustang Rebel you called them idiots, but okay.
der lahmt
It's ok it happens
Laugh like a laser gun lool