How to Tie a Quick Release Knot for Horses

In this video, Carmella from Equine Helper teaches how to tie a quick release knot for horses.
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[@79dhughes]

At 48 years old I finally realized my dream and bought my first horse. I have been binge watching your videos and heard before you were from Oklahoma but the Broken Arrow Tigers shirt made me laugh. I am from BA and my daughter went to school there. She graduated 2017 and played for their softball team. Had no idea you were so close. Wish we could have met before you moved back to Virginia. Thank you for all the instruction. My Boy Champ and I are both learning a lot!

[@elementalcatproductions]

Oh this is a literal life saver. I have been tying the knot so weird that's still like.. easy to get out, but a bit too easy. And too hard to put in.
I was just to scared to ask how to tie a knot since I forgot.

[@dayinthelife1901]

You guys are such a great team

[@kiraemmil883]

My 21 year old gelding watched me untie these knots so many times he figured out how to do it himself so when i walk to get a grooming kit or something he quickly unties himself and follows after me lol

[@ur_local_equestrian_flickr2536]

Me watching before my first volunteering shift because it’s one of the things I struggle with 😂😂😂

[@Schmusan]

That was perfect thank you!!!!!!

[@Sorrel_Equestrian]

Thank you, that was really helpful!

[@inkedtoo1097]

Where did you get your halter and lead rope? Thank you for the instructional video

[@MrPartrick1]

Many thanks. Very clear and very helpful

[@silverpineapple_live6398]

I have a question if you have a cross rail made for horses could you use that

[@lisastreasures]

Nice. Thanks. ❤

[@equestrianqueen601]

TUCKER IS SO CUTE (sorry if I’m not saying his name right)

[@jewelweed6880]

Learn it well and make sure you do it correctly. I would also specify that it is good if there is another direction the knot could be accessed from, like here you could duck under and easily accessthe tail of the rope. I witnessed an incident where the horse freaked out and ended up breaking her neck.😨 It was the owner of the barn and I guess his knot jammed and he couldn't stay close enough with the horse throwing herself around. But we get into horse training territory, maybe tying and letting them fight it out isn’t the only and best way to teach a horse to accept standing tied. 🧐

[@jasminebenson2051]

Thanks

[@Papa_loraxroadto1k]

Omg tysm this is so helpful

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Ikr! She is the best. I subbed to her! You should too!

[@Papa_loraxroadto1k]

@@swetadwivedi7151 i thought I was lol I’ll do that now ( I did ) also can you check my channel out it would help me out maybe sub

[@crazypony111]

Soooo helpful 💗💗

[@jkberryjb]

After quite a few tries I finally got itn

[@jkberryjb]

Thanks

[@madie_9bedits]

3yrs late lol❤

[@norvalwilhelm7667]

a few tap cons in a concrete block are nothing to tie a horse too. If you want to teach the horse to pull back use break away anything and it totally ruins a horse. If you want. a good tier use a neck rope and tie to something that will not break. As for length of tie , arms length
As for the quick release don't pass the end of the rope through the loop. A horse sitting back can be dangerous

[@katemitchell_volleyball7]

first.. but.. i don’t see any first comments and i’m late??!?

[@HoldingMoneyRansom]

i'm late by months and theres only 3 comments including yours xD