www.horseproblems.com.au - The language of 'Eques'
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This video is devoted to the thousands of horses out there that are being made to perform in pain. I hope it makes people more aware of listening to their horses, keeping an open mind and investigating always. Go to the problems index on my website for a detailed article on the signs of injuries and pain. Under the Veterinary section
I am a horse trainer and I see this all the time.Horses always speak to us and will tell you if there in pain.I see alot of back pain from bad conformation and bad shoeing of the hindfeet.sadly I have to offen damand x-rays from the vets for unsoundness some vets don't see it and over look.we are the voices of the horses and must learn there language.God bless you for this video.
Great video, makes me very thankful for my Dutch Gelding. I bought him as my FEI Dressage prospect at 11, he HATED his former trainer, was rife with issues and trust and rejected dressage. (No one listened to him) After years with me, he's a perfect gentleman, but we do all disciplines now for fitness. Amazing on trail, great man in the ring, even did 1m40 Jumpers. Now 23, he's moving better than ever and sound/happy. Loved this video. It takes time and love/empathy/compassion.
What an excellent video HP. Hopefully people can be open minded enough to learn from it instead of thinking they already know everything.
Thanks. This is an immense subject. There are many crippled horses going around due to ridden inadequacies which fail to equip the horse to athletically carry a rider and handle the Dressage requests. That is in fact in plague proportions. Regards
Many thanks Ultimate. Nice to hear your horse was saved. We have two more cases now. $17,000 and $9700. Both Vet checked but the poor Vets don't ride them so they are a little exposed there. regards
Yes, my QH Stallion, now retired. Thanks
I was given an OTT TB that was very underweight with a lot of problems...his eating and weight picked up, not to mention less of a head toss, when we got a chiro out who fixed up his back, poll and -dislocated jaw- !!! It's amazing the ignorance of some people and the pain that they will miss =*(
i have seen so many horses wif back problems but there overlooked n ppl seem 2 think horses dont have back problems. have a horse on lease atm n he is getting a bit old n he has had bak probloems and wen he was lunged on a circle he used to bend his head to the outside. He had his bak looked at and is much happier.... good video :D
thank you for posting
as I said above Fox. Pelvic fracture added to the list but mainly stifle or sacro issues. Lower back. Not leg problems. All above the hocks and behind the saddle.
regards
Good on you both. cheers
Great video
Well done Crazy.
Thanks Paul. Sadly, just today already, we have another. $8000 purchase, Vet checked on two occasions and visably locking up on the offside back stifle with spasms clearly evident thereafter. Bad conformation probably the cause. Regards
i just bought an ex race horse and they said she couldnet run the reason being she had problems with the muscals behind her ears from being pull when being broken so the muscals where riped and she would pull her head up all the time so the horse chiropractor fixed it now she is brilliant
thankyou.
that had to be the most informative peace of information i have seen, with maturety i to have realized to adjust to the horse i ride. now i am wondering if she could have a similar issue as this one,when asked to go "correct" its not long before she'll just stop, has gone up once, would love to hear more from u if its ok...thnks
Thanks for subscribing...also another channel that I think you would be interested in:
Trainingforcourage
Glad there are more people out there that a truly concerned with the horses well being!
Here is 27 Horses declared sound by Horse Professionals, all of which we proved unsound and Vets later confirmed our view. Go to my home page, then dvd sales, then ;listen to your horses" Regards
how true is that slugs. Unfortunately though, the majority of Coaches also think it is 'naughty'. There were two unsound horses used in a recent NCAS Level Two Exam. Regards
@fishyhelper288 we look at videos for free, providing the footage is clear and the camera person actually knows where the zoom button is :)
WOW!THANKS FOR THE PROBLEMS I HAVE BEEN HAVING problems with this horse at my horse rididng lessons and.. yah my teacher asked me the first day i went i wasnt acting smart lol and the next day i was real smart and she was proud of me!!!=] thank you very much and is that ur horse in the beginning??
The first horse in the clip has just ended a month with a show jump Coach and Trainer. Sent home as 'naughty' :(
I have a new one, similar, starter. I asked for it to be scoped. Collapsed larynx :( Will put up soon. thanks
After diagnosis, what kind of success rate are you seeing for the horses recovery from injury/pain? Or do you mostly try to rehome these horses in to 'pleasure' work?
Good video, got us thinking now I'm sure!
When i want my horse to get into a canter I really have to push her into one with my body, sometimes even have to grab her main for a second so that she will. She is really hard to get into a canter
Oh dear, you just answered my questions about Velvet, when she rides at a canter she flags her tail, and bucks occationally...
***not my horse btw***
When I tell my friend to get the vet out, how do we get the vet to see her problems, how can we be for sure??
I really need to know, she can be such a sweet horse at times, but I do not know how to help her in something like this, I have a video if you would like to judge it, I had her take them yesterday...
I will get back to you all soon unfortunatly my phone lines were dug up by a bulldozer !!
I just bought an ex race horse off the track and even when he runs in the arena he doesn't run straight. He loves to play in the arena but his Head & body turns from one side to the other. The vet said he was sound, but I'm beginning to wonder if they missed something. haven't ridden him yet though because of it.
certainly the Racing Industry breaks them. We mustn't forget that their body has not yet formed and consolidated then either. Normally is is sacroilliac tears, patella problems, bone chips and calcification. However, incorrect riding also makes horses unsound in other ways. We have one here now.
So what kinds of actual problems cause this pain? Is it just general weakness in the topline, or deeper problems up in the back hips? Joint mis-alignment? Are these all caused by different things, or is there one or two general problems that you find in these horses?
@moonie014w well done
@sxclilcowgirl For interests, 86% of Race Horses leave the Track with some kind of Veterinary problem
none of these horses are ours filly. We are Professional Trainers. They get sent to us because they are being naughty :(
@sxclilcowgirl adelaide south australia cheers
Ok, I might misunderstand. Are you riding just to find out if it's a true health issue, or do you treat them by riding? Because I hear a lot of ''he's in pain, he's sweating from pain and stress'' etc and I don't see why you ride them then. There are other ways to work the horse than to sit on it, make some work by hand to get the muscles adjusted to being long and working correctly, when that can be done without a rider and pain, then you can add the weight of the rider. Why must it be riding?
sorry moocow, we are not Vets. Vets rarely ride horses and so are at a disadvantage with issues such as these. When you ride thousands, you can feel it in a flash.
regards