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Girl Falls Off Horse & Cries - Non Horse Person Finds Horse & Leads Home
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2018
- #thinklikeahorse #ItIsNeverTheHorsesFault Girl falls off horse and horse gets loose. Watch the video before you cry about me being mean, I think this guy did a good job and point out things he did not know, get over your cry baby feelings and stop crying in the comments that I am being mean.
I think this kid did great for not knowing anything about horses and he was really gentle with the horse.
I agree
I give this young man a ton of credit in a couple ways,
1) He is trying to help a strange lady he don't know.
2) He is doing his best to help the horse
3) Above all he actually fought through his fears! Not many people would jump in to help let alone if they had those kind of fears. This young man did the right thing dispite he fear and didn't walk away just because he was scared! I absolutely admire that young man's courage and spunk!
the guy did really well for someone who has never been around horses...also he was afraid of horses and still was willing to face his fear to help out the horse. he's really sweet and kind and it's lovely to see the joy on his face at walking with the horse
Kid did a good job. I think the fact he didn't just rush in and try to grab the horse worked out for him. The horse seen the kid as not a threat. He came in pretty quiet and gentle.
I think this kid did a great job. He was afraid and knew nothing...yet the horse did not run away from him,even though he was clicking,which makes my horses move or walk on...he didn’t walk too fast at the horse,and that beautiful,aware horse came to him.bravo! He can meet my horses...
This guy is one of the good humans.
What a sweet horse and that guy is having a blast getting to be around him. Props to him for helping the horse, good dude.
"I do not know what he´s doing with that back leg, it looks dangerous" is what i hear him saying.
He may have been afraid of farm animals but he sure understood that this horse has feelings He was very gentle leading him by the reins. Unlike some horse experts.
"Experts"
I don't know if I commented before, but it's neat to see this total non horse person gaining confidence and enjoying being around the horse. Horses bring put the best in good people.
for a guy with no horse experience i would say he did pretty good.. :)
and frightened, as well!
There really is nothing better than to introduce someone new to horses and see the amazement light up their faces when they realize just how wonderful the feeling is. The best memory I have of that is putting my boyfriend on my horse and after a teaching him some basics about seat and communication, I took of her rope halter. She is a really relaxed and kind spirit so I had no grounds for any worry. I just left him in the arena with the task to keep her walking. I told him it doesn't matter where. Just that if she stops, to encourage her to move again. He was super excited about it afterwards. I believe it was a great exercise to build trust and form an understanding of how horses move and respond.
"Farm animals? Like my chicken?"
To be fair roosters can be darn terrifying sometimes.
Yes. I was scared of my rooster because he was too territorial and would attack everyone.
Elisabeth those are manfighters lol
roosters? My rooster kept his peace, it was his chickens who were evil. I would hand feed them, they take the food than bite my fingers, I tells him all the time he better tame them before I feed them to dogs.
@@sweetnercandy7015 When my rooster was a baby, he woud take the food from my hands, but once he grew up he started to be extremly territorial and he would haunt down any living thing :')
@@sweetnercandy7015 He died chasing my grandma when she went to the garden, because she saw the rooster coming and she went inside (we have cristal doors) the rooster tried to attack her, and sadly he got harmed and died. Althought he already knew that there was a door/wall :/
The one thing I really like about this video is because he was scared he was very cautious and gentle with the horse, and I love that his interaction was positive for him so maybe that changes his perspective on horses.
He’s said “I don’t know what it’s doing with that leg but it looks dangerous”
He's approaching a horse from behind, clicking was probably the best thing he could have done in that situation. He alerted the horse to his presence, and if the horse is of a nervous disposition or is still slightly unsettled from having bolted, it could easily get spooked again or lash out if someone came up from behind it.
So whilst communication through body language may be preferable, it's not very effective unless the horse actually knows that you're there and is focused on you.
Major props to that dude. Never been around horses. Admitted he was scared of horses. Stepped up and helped out.
Yayy, I'm so glad you covered this one! This kid did a fantastic job for someone who knows nothing about horses; in fact, I'd say he was smarter and gentler than a lot of spoiled little barn witches who've been riding since before they were born!
And I loved when the horse neighed as it saw its owner, so sweet! [If you ignore the Stockholm Syndrome aspects of their relationship.]
Edit: And thanks for the info about head-bobbing, I didn't know that! The horse's back right leg was hurt, that's the one he was holding up and that's the one his head bobs on.
I think he has a lovely nature with that horse and he was sensible.
Very true.
For not having experience, I think how the young man approached the situation was really good, he was slow, calm and tried his best not to be nervous even though he was clearly scared, but I don't blame him, horses are big powerful animals to people who don't know how to read them. good on the guy.
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That was actually very cute, he did quite good for someone scared of horses. Horses have a way of making your heart melt.
Honestly, we need more people like this boy. He helped a stranger and worked through his fear. He could have just passed the lady but he didn't. He did his very best without knowing anything about horses.
"I dont know what it's doing with it's leg, but that looks dangerous." Rick, you missed a huge opportunity there. The horse was relaxing.
Full marks to the young lad - he was crapping himself but he got in there and took care of the problem. Hopefully he'll be spending some more time with horses...
I watched the original video and he did so amazing handling his fears! Also horse hear clicking often find it comforting hearing a familiar sound. And it would be nice if you would stop making fun of every little thing he says. He is faced with a scared horse and him facing his fear. Thanks for pointing it out sooooo many times even though the kid says he doesn’t go around farm animals that he doesn’t know about horses. Another thing is when he says “I don’t think I’m afraid of horses anymore” I really don’t understand why you laugh and say “HA yes you are!” He is facing a nice horse and has a nice experience, he is literally over coming his fear. Congratulations on your knowledge on horses and not the internet community! (You also can add captions by the horses head, it’s called editing)
I'm nearly 25 and I've never been on a horse, but I have been around some before. One licked my face. Best day of my life.
Haha So cute.
Sorry but this guy is frightened but brave enough to attempt to catch it. Very brave for someone frightened. No he doesn’t know what he’s doing but very gutsy. He’s noticing that the horse is hurt and caring about it. Relax
Two people I know were scared to even touch a horse...I got one of them to ride one of my boys, she was squealing with joy... and the other is coming to ride next week...They bring such confidence!
The horse made his week, he will be telling this story a long time.
'his week'? It was life changing in a huge positive way.
Noted: Most likely longer time stamp, but you never know, perhaps he gets caught in a wild fire next or lost sea for a weeks. hum has a baby, etc. I will give it a top 10 event assuming he's boring type, not a meat eater like Rick.
Maybe he will see this and get to ride Tanner, now that would be life changing.
Kid actually did a good job for someone with zero experience. Worse is when people think they know everything and won't admit their ignorance. Better that he has fear and respect for the animal.
Aww, that was really nice of that guy to go find the horse, he may not have done it exactly right, but at least he was willing.
I think he did pretty well.
This guy handled the situation better than a lot of the horse people out there. So funny to watch.
Ain't that the truth.
crying is a natural response to fear and pain. it’s normal for her to be crying because her horse ran off. just imagine how scared she would’ve been?
the kid in the video knows nothing about horses. give him some slack for goodness sakes. he’s actually pretty smart for someone who doesn’t know anything. don’t insult him for talking to the horse. if you were in the same situation and you didn’t know anything about horses, i’m 99% sure you’d do the same thing.
Exactly.
Smoothly talking calms down most of the horses I work around. It's just sort of soothing. Like hummimg or lullabies. It's not stupid it's a sensible reaction.
Razor Account exactly. thank you.
"Go get thrown off and have some guy who doesn't know nothing about horses go catch my horse for me." I died. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
OMFG! He did his best! For a non equestrian he did great! Not everyone has the same fucking fears as you oml! Smh
why are you critiquing this guy who was just trying to be nice and help out the girl?
Despite his lack of experience, resulting in his ignorance, he still did a damn sight better Tha the 'experienced' rider. Good vid
The gentleman handled the horse better than most people who are experts. Proving that it's not knowing you don't know something that's a problem. its thinking you do when you don't that really funks things up.
Why criticise the man so much? He doesn't know any better, he's doing his best, he conquered his fears and he managed to get the horse to walk with him back to the owner. The horse was scared and maybe he was doing everything wrong, but you know what? He tried, and he did it. He knows very well that the horse doesn't understand English, i think he's doing that mainly to comfort himself, and just hope that it'll will do what he wants, because he doesn't _know_ what he should do. He did very well, considering he knew nothing about them. Also, how do you know if he's scared of horses anymore? You can't decide that for him. He may still be keeping his distance etc, but that's because, again, he knows nothing about them, so being wary isn't the same thing as being afraid. If you knew nothing about horses and was afraid of them, i doubt you would have done any better. Neither would i.
As for the woman, just because she's wearing pink doesn't automatically make her one of those people who think if they have all the gear they have everything they need. Maybe she just likes that gear. It doesn't make her any more or any less a good rider. Anything can go wrong on a hack or any ride with a horse. Something could spook the horse, or the horse could rear, or something else could have happened that would have made almost any rider lose balance and fall.
To be honest, i fall quite rarely (i don't know how, i'm not like an expert or anything), but when i do, i cry sometimes. It's not because i'm sad, as i'm not sad at all. i think it's just the shock. Even if you've fallen down a million times, sometimes if you really don't see it coming it can sort of shock you, and i guess it can make you cry. But she could have also been upset because she was worried about the horse! She couldn't see him anymore, she had no idea where he'd gone, i think anyone could cry at that point. It would prove that she cares about the horse.
I just... i get it, and i agree, when you make videos about people who treat horses terribly and when riders are visibly stupid, and okay, maybe the woman did something stupid for the horse to run away. But the thing is, everyone does stupid things sometimes, and this video is about a woman who lost her horse, and a man who wanted to help and succeeded in so doing, as well as conquering his fears. It's a nice video (aside from the fact that the horse got hurt).
You can laugh and tell me to F off, and that's fine, i will. You care about horses and want the best for them, but just because you know a lot doesn't mean you can point out EVERYTHING you don't like that they're doing, if they're trying their best and they are actually doing well. I think you are very arrogant with your own knowledge. Just leave them be.
"Cheers" means "Thank you" by the way.
ErinOcelotl :3 thank u, 4 making this comment. I agree on everything🏇
Omg I love you so much. you have literally voiced my thoughts. Preach!!!!!!
If you dont like what Rick has to say, then don't watch his videos. My gosh!
Clearly you don't understand Rick or the purpose of his videos. I don't think he was cracking on the guy. In fact I'm sure he complimented him for helping her.
As far as the girl goes, I could give a hoot about her gear or the color of it, but I have to wonder about someone who invests that much money on all kinds of fancy gear, but they can't shake off the fall and go look for their own horse.
I suspect she paid someone to train her horse too.
cute.. I enjoyed seeing his excitement walking the horse back.
He said “I don’t know what it’s doing with that back leg but it looks dangerous” I think.
Love.your.horse.101 that’s what I heard as well
I love this kid! He’s so genuine about his fears but he faced them and did his best! Hopefully this inspires him to become involved with horses in his life!
Poor kid. I commend him for helping, especially knowing nothing about horses. He could have said sorry, and went about his day. Good kid for facing a fear and helping.
As an Australian it’s rather amusing hearing you or any other American try to make sense of some of our slang like “cheers” 😂
Watching your channel is like the best of both worlds, you get a good educational and honest video and a comedy show at the same time. Kudos to you.
I think the young man is sweet trying to be kind to this horse.
he said "I dont know what hes doing with that leg, but it looks dangerous" At least hes aware of the horses body, even if hes wrong because the horse is chillen
He's saying," I don't know what he's doing with that leg, but it looks dangerous.
Pretty good life changing few moments for that guy. I think he is going to be a good future horse person. Good attitude. Nice job guy.
I never rode a horse as a kid, couldn’t afford it. Finally as an adult I was able to enjoy riding lessons. When I first started I kept telling the horse, “I’m sorry horsey, I don’t know what I’m doing.” 😂😂
he said, 'I dont know what that horse is doin with that leg but it looks dangerous'
That horse is very kind. I have found horses that get a fright and take off in a strange place, they always stop and wait to be caught by someone and are always glad when someone turns up to catch them whether it is their owner or someone else. That guy has most likely fallen in love with horses now that he has overcome his fear and experinced a horse. I hope he has started riding!
I hope so, too!
If the owner has a second horse, why didn't she get on her other horse to get the runaway herself? Kudos to the kid for facing his fear of big animals. He approached slowly to not spook the animal. I saw him do things right for not knowing what he was doing.
I think she was too busy crying to get on the other horse and go get her horse. That's just so silly, sitting there crying from a spill and waiting for someone else to go catch your horse, isn't it? Smh.
"I don't know what he's doing with that leg, but it looks dangerous. "
That's the line you couldn't understand.
Nikki Watkins Aussie accents 😂 I’m a kiwi so understood too haha
I have a few Aussie and Kiwi friends I game with.
Nikki Watkins aussies are awesome! ❤️
Haven't talked to an Aussie or Kiwi that I didn't like.
I think he did a fine job actually. I saw the original video a while ago. He said, "I don't know what he's doing with that leg but that looks dangerous?"
What a nice young man to try, even though he's afraid. He has good instincts staying quiet and moving slowly. He knows a bit about horses (e.g. to lead from the left). It would be nice if you posted links to the original videos when you use them like this.
That's a patient horse ready to cooperate. The horse is walking unshod on a gravel road. He may have gotten a stone in his hoof.
My bet is it saw a Kangaroo, shit itself, spun around and twisted it's foot and rider fell off. This is Australia, after all.
Respect to the non horsey guy!!
He didn't do to bad for someone that's never been around a horse
Tbh he was just trying to do a nice thing He doesn’t know much about horses. SO WHAT? He doesn’t claim to know much about horses
Lauren.Equestrian I ALSO AGREE
“I don’t know what he’s doing with that leg, but that looks dangerous”
Australian translator here 😂
im Danish and i got what he was said :D
He said I dont know what hes doing with that leg it looks dangerous lol
What I learnt from this video: if someone loses their horse it's better to just let it stay lost if you find it because only equestrians should approach horses *obviously*.
Why are u hateing on him most people have never been around horses but he did a good job
Because he is an idiot, who can’t even give credit to a kid who went out of his way to find, and return, a horse.
I'm from Australia, and I actually think this guy did an awesome job for someone who has never been around horses before (which is very common in Australia) and he was quiet approaching the horse, which is why the horse was very relaxed with him! Good for him!
Oh this kid! I thought he did a decent job. especially since he's scared of horses.
He did a lot better than some people I know when first approaching a horse.
If you fall on gravel, it seriously hurts, so obviously, it's OK to cry. Give her a break.
Stay off gravel - avoid problem
@@woodlandhollow1545
How ?
The young guy showed empathy for the horse when he said," Watch out for that stick, buddy."
inarainyplace 10:51 if your looking for it
Such a sweet kid! I’m so glad his first experience with a horse was a calm one. Great job bringing him back!!
"Good boy! ... I think it's a boy...?" ~~ checks out horse's junk ~~ "Yup, it's a boy!"
Did he just assume that horse's gender?
Wait, gender actually has something to do with genitals???
+Katherine Neugebauer you didn't know?
Katherine Neugebauer Are you being sarcastic, or serious?
tyrroo of course I'm being sarcastic! 😂
Rick would say "it depends"... on what the horse identifies as that day. LOL. We need 14 different stalls.
This kid is beautiful, granted he knows nothing but how often do we get to hear people ADMIT they know nothing, and take direction as best they can from the animal in front of them. Also what a kind and genuine horse!
It was so cute watching him being so excited about saving the horse.
Since he knows nothing about horses, I think that he handled it pretty well. Of course, not perfectly, but pretty well! Especially considered the fact that he was scared of horses.
CountryJunkyPlayz i agree
"I don't know what he's doing with that leg..."
He said “I don’t know what hes doing with his leg but it looks dangerous”.
I would love to have seen to look on that kids face when the horse whinnied! Hahaha. Nice kid. Even though he was scared he did a good job.
"Omg idk what its doing with its leg but it looks dangerous! " its resting its leg! 😂 😂
The expression this bloke had on his face while leading the horse back was pure gold. He was genuinely happy to have had this experience, I reckon he would make a great horseman. It's kinda sad though that he has never been around any other horses
Haha, horse has his leg cocked.
Man: I don't know what he's doing with that leg, but that looks dangerous.
At least he understands that horses can be "dangerous" and doesn't just run up to it.
I think the boy did well. Luckily the horse was very gentle and nice - heck even encouraging. And for a person who never been around a horse the guy did really well. Respectful and concerend and he kinda liked the horse. Also, I think he was mostly talking to horse to calm his nerves. I do that if I'm generally nervous. It's a good thing to do. The boy didn't do anything wrong concidering he can't read the horse at all!!
"I don't know what he's doing with that leg, but it looks dangerous" is what he is saying. He's obviously a sweet horse. God love the dude, he was so nervous and the horse just was happy to get rescued.
He was so polite to the horse 😂❤️
"I dunno what he's doing with that leg - but that looks dangerous" is what he said lol
Well, you can't fault the guy for being scared, any unknown animal should be approached with caution.
Sweet boy, to face his fear and help.
He did good considering he had no experience with a horse
This dude seems pretty open to learning about horse language! I'd say he did pretty well for his first time
Agreed. Ik too many ppl who wouldve been too afraid to approach & catch a horse. Most people attempt to chase them, he did great.
This guy is so giddy with this horse. I want to give him, and every other human being, a week at horse camp to learn how to ride and chill with horses.
As for the young man, I give him prop's for being brave, cautious and at very least "aware" of the hind end, the back barrels, etc.
Aww I think he did a great job. Using a calm voice and gentle approach.
Aw, he's so sweet. "Watch out for the stick buddy" lol. I don't think he really deserves criticism, he did a great job considering he doesn't have experience with horses and managed to overcome a fear at the same time.
he did good for not knowing to much about horses
He said "I don't know what he's doing with that leg, but it looks dangerous." He's referring to the horse having the lifted rear foot.
The guy might have thought that the horse might kick.
The guy might have thought that the horse might kick.
HORSE: aw the poor human's skittish, I should look after him
You know when the kid stated he was scared of horses and for someone who had never been around horses before and yes he did a few things that may not be the correct way in interacting with horse's. I thought he did fine he was gentle , kind and compassionate and even noticed that the horse was injured under the circumstances he did a good job.
I personally think that Clicking when you approach a horse is a very good thing. you don't want to surprise a horse in their blind spots so getting their attention is great. while clicking all the time isn't good because it can desensitize them, its a great way to let them know you're there.
But he’s a none horse bud, he does’nt know what to do. You should thank the guy instead of roasting him, it was really brave what he did...
Rick... a little harsh today.
Not to be rude or anything but I do not find you funny...... this is very kind of this young man and I don’t think he should be made fun of. The horse was not scared of the bike( it didn’t even look that direction) and loosing your horse is probably the worst feeling in the world. Therefore crying should be allowed. Just because the rider liked pink doesn’t effect her riding skills. I have pink boots for my horses but that doesn’t make me a bad rider.
He’s not making fun of him; he’s saying what he did wrong, but he also acknowledged that he’s never been around horses.
Gabbie Ski though he stated that the kid is inexperienced, that does not mean that he didn’t make fun of him. The boy is not the only one being made fun of here either. My opinion.
“Poor mama chicken Rest In Peace.,” 😂😂😂 gosh I love this channel! I have watched almost EVERY video!
this guy did a good job, when you consider that he probably doesn'tt know alot about horses, so ...