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Respect for all the troopers and their horses, they all can be proud of themselves 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love this. Thank you

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😩👉kerala people 🚣👈👉by religion 😂

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I thnk its best to do the back first then front then middle in case wind blows the rug over the horse and also back clasps need to be facing in! but otherwise pretty good!!

Get rid of the stick. Absolutely no need for it if you really know what you are doing with horses.

1:03 Cyclist tip: NEVER STAY CLOSE TO THE SIDE OF YOUR LINE, because vehicules will definiely come to close. If you don't feel safe, ride in the MIDDLE on your line, because vehicules will be forced to pass on the other line, and that will make them go slower. If you feel safe, you can stay somewhere between the border and the middle, to help nice automobilists to go ahead. :)

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A very beautiful video, thank you 💛💛

She is taking the temp in celcus, not farinhight degrees.

Please have future videos with his helmet harness fit properly.

Why isn't Katie wearing a safety helmet... good practice?.

The wearing of Hi viz should be made law for all horse riders, carriage drivers, cyclists and motorcyclists it's not overly expensive so no excuses there! , using your phone while riding/ cycling on the road and should carry the same penalties as driving a motorised vehicle, yes I know go pros and similar can be expensive but it's money well spent if you do have an incident as the recording can back up any claims and yes I think we need more bridleways/ public walkways to help keep everyone that bit safer.

My horse walks when I walk, and he follows me because he wants to. Poor Nibbit.

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Just got shown this in an Equine theory class and I adore the criticism of the BHS in this comment section while my tutor is saying this is the way we *have* to do it

My issue is (and has been) dental coverage in the far north-west of Scotland. Hopefully this will resolve itself come March 2024, but for the last 2 1/2 years I haven't been able to get anyone to come up to see to my ponies' teeth. Both are over 20 years of age, so should be seen every 6 months.

Very merry Christmas and a wonderful new year from us. Maxine, Prowly & Blu it’s such a pleasure to be a volunteer ABO with the BHS 🎉

Merry Christmas from Erin and Phoenix! Thank you for keeping us equestrians safe add promoting safety and awareness.

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Oh yeah, chalking greys. Many years of prepping for pony club ribbon days and even longer and harder, prepping for shows. Thank goodness my nieces horses were chestnuts and bays, but man that makeup for touching up bay points gets everywhere, especially if you have a bay "leaner" like one of hers lol.

Awesome insights what's going on behind the curtains. Thanks for letting us peek

AWWWWW my heart

Thank you for the short bit of info on a horses weight.

A short and quick video on the 3 areas used to measure horses for an ideal weight.

The interviewer is going to immigrate. He has his hand already packed up.

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This is a most insightful video. my wife and I are mountain bikers, more cross country cycling than downhill. I’m wondering if this would work for the mtb community. Here in Derbyshire there are many white lanes and what appear to be ancient tracks which are unofficially used or recorded, but must have been bridleways in the past.

Colic accounts for at least 4 veterinary emergency call outs every week. 80% of those horses will be fine and will recover with early recognition of symptoms and treatment. As the video states survival rates, even if surgery is required depend on: . Early recognition of colic symptoms . Contacting the vet and getting him/her on the way . Having transport prepared in case of referral . Having an advanced plan for referral. . Knowing what is and isn't covered by your insurance. There's no point agreeing to surgery, only to discover that your insurance doesn't cover colic surgery. You could be stuck with an £8,000 bill. No vet will judge you if surgery is refused due to it not being covered by insurance or other factors such as not having the support, alternative funds to pay, experience in post operative care or the time. Caring for any surgical site is labour intensive, especially for a person who is inexperienced and is working.

Loved this learning behind the scenes.mercury is so nice

Apr. Teams are so valuable...

Great information…thank you for posting. Spit and polish for the best boot shine in the old days!! Soldiers are more refined now!

Around me these middle class Karens kick off if car drivers don't pull over and stop so they walk can past. Horses shouldn't even be on the road.

What a little cutie.

Stunning horses and a whole lot of hard work from the guards. They only get four hours sleep a night. That doesn’t include the wind down laying there going over everything, just to make sure you haven’t forgotten anything. When you go to sleep it’s like minutes to wake up time. Just to start all over again. Your all a fantastic hard working teams. Well done everybody you should be so proud.

This interviewer is pretty useless ! Does he have to start and finish EVERY sentence with "OKAY" ? I'm penning this in 2023, two days before the Trooping of the Colour for UK King Charles 111. The horses are wonderful.🤗🐴🐎❤💙

i would love a video on other ailments!

this is great for the pony club thank you!

JUST THE OTHER DAY i stopped a woman and her grandson from feeding horses white bread, horses that they dont own. They had almost finished the entire loaf when i screamed at them to scram , that some of the horses had choking problems etc. They pretended that they knew the owner of the agistment (didnt know her name lol) and after giving me the rude finger (both of them, classy), spitting in my face, swimging the bread at me (i got it all on video) they finally left after i also noted their car plate number. Thie occured in Doonside Australia and yes, lots of horse lovers like myself and bogans alike. Luckily my own horse was further down and also extremely shy, so she's in no danger of being fed by strangers. Its also funny how they also couldn't give me a response as to if the horse died or got sick, would they foot the vet bill? The state of their clothes told me no. Feel bad for the grandson growing up with an influence like that

Realistically , you’re never going to be able to overtake in the opposite lane at 10mph and what kind of one way system is this ???

It appears as though the Mounties receive very good riding instruction as their posture, position and hands are excellent. They always are very impressive with very well behaved horses.

When that black popped his head up I snotted coffee out my nose! What a character! 😂

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