Certain breeds of pony were bred to be strong enough to be ridden by adults, it's only really in recent decades that ponies became 'kid's' ponies. In Europe we bred small, strong ponies to be able to carry an adult man to the mine from his home, but still be able to fit down the mineshaft to pull up the carts of tin etc. Shetland ponies were bred for adults, not children originally. The pony isn't struggling in the slightest and looks perfectly at ease, Gino isn't a heavy man by any means either. In some countries, like Iceland, the only have ponies (technically called horses but they are the size of Gino's pony), only 1 breed in the entire country
@kristinavalentine2649 Just because the pony doesn't appear to be struggling doesn't mean it's healthy to bear a man of that size. And no ponies weren't bred to be strong to carry a lot of weight on their back, they were bred strong to pull a lot of weight by wagon. 😮💨
@canislunaticus incorrect. Please research the breed origin of many native breeds. You think a professional is going to risk their animals in front of thousands of viewers? Just for a Gordon Ramsay show? 😂
@kristinavalentine2649 "professionals" there's plenty of "professionals" who risk the lives of animals, like ceaser Milan was given an entire show doing dangerous stunts, ruining more dogs than he could fix and even getting animals hurt in the process. I have done research, I've ridden horses for a decade and I have family who work at a stud farm.
@@canislunaticusof course there are, but I'm talking about this specific instance. If you truly believe you are right email the owner and get the vet report?
Certain breeds of pony were bred to be strong enough to be ridden by adults, its only really in recent decades that ponies became 'kid's' ponies. In Europe we bred small, strong ponies to be able to carry an adult man to the mine from his home, but still be able to fit down the mineshaft to pull up the carts of tin etc. Shetland ponies were bred for adults, not children originally. The pony isn't struggling in the slightest and looks perfectly at ease, Gino isn't a heavy man by any means either. In some countries, like Iceland, the only have ponies (technically called horses but they are the size of Gino's pony), only 1 breed in the entire country.
Gino is so quick on it “I’m gonna call him Gordon” 😂
A Brit, a Frenchman, and an Italian walk into a bar 😂
Gosh Gino is hilarious 😂
Gordan : How beautiful is this ❤️
Gino : My balls are squashed 😭
2:13 was a beautiful moment
He’s all struggling 😂😂
doucement mon ami had me crying😭😭😭
Gino hands down on the rains, that was so brilliant. 😄😄😄👍👍👍
Every time it gets me 😂😂😂
Be nice Gordon 😅😅😅
not fair on the horse at all :(
That little dun pony was adorable. However, even though Gino is a small man, he's still _WAY_ too large for that pony. 😂
Poor pony
Piano
that poor pony, way too small for a man of that size 😅
Certain breeds of pony were bred to be strong enough to be ridden by adults, it's only really in recent decades that ponies became 'kid's' ponies. In Europe we bred small, strong ponies to be able to carry an adult man to the mine from his home, but still be able to fit down the mineshaft to pull up the carts of tin etc. Shetland ponies were bred for adults, not children originally. The pony isn't struggling in the slightest and looks perfectly at ease, Gino isn't a heavy man by any means either. In some countries, like Iceland, the only have ponies (technically called horses but they are the size of Gino's pony), only 1 breed in the entire country
@kristinavalentine2649 Just because the pony doesn't appear to be struggling doesn't mean it's healthy to bear a man of that size. And no ponies weren't bred to be strong to carry a lot of weight on their back, they were bred strong to pull a lot of weight by wagon. 😮💨
@canislunaticus incorrect. Please research the breed origin of many native breeds. You think a professional is going to risk their animals in front of thousands of viewers? Just for a Gordon Ramsay show? 😂
@kristinavalentine2649 "professionals" there's plenty of "professionals" who risk the lives of animals, like ceaser Milan was given an entire show doing dangerous stunts, ruining more dogs than he could fix and even getting animals hurt in the process. I have done research, I've ridden horses for a decade and I have family who work at a stud farm.
@@canislunaticusof course there are, but I'm talking about this specific instance. If you truly believe you are right email the owner and get the vet report?
Merci… hello 😂
What nice rideeeeee Gino perfecto brilliant😎🤩
😂 you are a good chef and good laugh with jokes not boring And accentssss amazing
Ride and ride and ride and RIDE
Lololol
I was laughing nonstop for a whole minute since 1:10
So it’s top gun but food cool
I am no expert but jokes aside, isn't that animal a little too smal to have a fully grown man riding it? honest question here, no hate
Certain breeds of pony were bred to be strong enough to be ridden by adults, its only really in recent decades that ponies became 'kid's' ponies. In Europe we bred small, strong ponies to be able to carry an adult man to the mine from his home, but still be able to fit down the mineshaft to pull up the carts of tin etc. Shetland ponies were bred for adults, not children originally. The pony isn't struggling in the slightest and looks perfectly at ease, Gino isn't a heavy man by any means either. In some countries, like Iceland, the only have ponies (technically called horses but they are the size of Gino's pony), only 1 breed in the entire country.