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Gelded or stallion? Lol

Both, I working with a stallion as a free training play in the field to get the sense of them. But most of the time, I ride and work with gelded.

I was hoping after I posted that you use the term gelded! Only worked with a couple of stallion thoroughbreds and neither experience was pleasant!.

I was hoping after I posted that you use the term gelded! Only worked with a couple of stallion thoroughbreds and neither experience was pleasant!.

I am a master

bow to me

Do you ride during the day so there's no chance of night mares

Yes, im still new to bareback around a yr or so but my horse (old canadian x percheron) I gallop with him in the field with no mouth piece either.

Stallions are special and always need to be gage every second. Last time I played with one, I forgot that my other horses was roaming frelly outside the fense and was close. I did not get the body language that the Everest (stalion's name) was no longer playing with me, I was running free along side him.. He bite me on the shoulder as I ran pass him and accelerate and cross me, he stept on one of my foot. It's not his fault, it's mine. I had lost perspective and was just in my play time mode.

Lololololol... Terrible lol

BTW I get all the sex joke lol but I'll respond seriously anyway :)

Look at my avatar picture. It's no photoshop. It's one of my friends at a camp fire this fall. She took a picture and out of the blue this was on it.. she gave it to me (picture).

and what is this

besides nothing

Here in holland the horses are almost for free, nobody can afford them anymore.. How is it over there? I love them too, have three for my kids. But offcourse ill do all the work..

Body language training.

Im working with trekking horse (horse that are good in all terrains). A good one, well train and who is not scare of anything from leaf falling to car to ziplock to.. anything.. a good one maybe 2500 to 3K depending on species.

again im still noob in this but intensive since 2 yrs.

Same here in northern and Southern Ireland, there's an unbelievable amount being rescued after people have failed to care for them due to money problems. Unless you have a horse that competes and wins in order to pay for itself then it's worth nothing!

Stone throwers l..l oe double planet.

Oh here it's also that but on a smaller scale I think and hope. Some horse, like the one I have is a old one 33 yrs old Canadian. I still ride him for small ride, but I took him under my wing bc well .. long story short. I promised him. So now, he have it pretty cool :) And no im not rich. Im working for free on my time in a outdoor trekking ranch so I have a lot of opportunity.

if jack helped you off the horse
would you help jack off the horse?

My old horse is also 33 (cob) he's still as bonkers as a 3 year old.. Only thing age brought him is stubbornness! I can put him in front of any jump and he will go for it, in fact if I don't want him to jump I have to put them all away because he pulls u into them.. He's not been trekked in years for those reasons, survival wouldn't be assured lol

let it be known that it is the highest level of art body and mind

You may like this then -

Horsepower The Movie:

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My horse, is a ex champion jumper. He was sold to a lady who had no idea how to manage a horse when he was pass the age of jumping (winning). He went from a horse okay but brainwash from competition (Im really not a fan of classic competition) to crazy bc that lady was unable to manage him. He turn violent to the point of having it's own fence inclose for feeding no human contact.

The last owner of the stabble where I am, bought him 20 yrs or so ago to save him from meat stuff. At first, he was as he was. The 72 yrs old guy who train it back to descency told me in secret - " he was so aggressive that at one time, I took a 2x4 and smash him right in the face, I had no choice. From there, limit was reintroduce to him and I was able after 2 yrs to put a 6 yrs old on him". Since.. he is Zen.

He still have a mind of it's own tho, and a funny one actually. That's another story.

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Another product of having an owner with no clue then! Thankfully you found him.. I do love them when they come with a bit of playful attitude. My fav house at my old job would bite you or head butt you any chance he got so eventually I was the only one who would work with and ride him which ment I learnt how to handle him and he would follow me everywhere.. I loved that with him being so aggressive also came the trust at the end. They are absolutely beautiful animals

B.S.

Me too, they're awesome creatures and very beautiful, loyal and graceful!

Do you believe in HORSE WHISPERES?

The other day I took my thoroughbreds blanket off while I was turning his stall

he likes to run in and out of his stall when its clean

anyway he run in and spooks at his blanket and for a split second he thinks of attacking his blanket to save me

yesterday I was putting pinetar on his foot and I let him sniff it and he took a big ass wiff and and gave me the funnyest look

and since Im surrounded by range nags and my stud is fit and sound I will have to ride him in full tack running martingale drawriens brestplate and once out of the gate he will ditch the range muts and want to go see to other horses like 6 miles away hes 20

just stop right now

Horses are amazing animals