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(little insight... I'm not small, standing at 5'6 and weighing 150 lbs) * my instructor tells me to do a turn on the forehand on a very stubborn horse * -10 minutes later- * my leg is literally falling off I think I am going to die I've been kicking for hours * * my instructor * "WHAT ARE YOU, A 3'2 BABY WITH PUDGY CHEEKS AND FLOPPY ARMS?! KICK HARDER!" "HARDERRRRRR" "YOU LOOK LIKE A DODO BIRD. YOU'RE LEGS ARE FLAPPING AROUND LIKE THEY CAN FLY. YOU DO KNOW IF YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO FLY YOU FLAP WITH YOUR ARMS, RIGHT?" -ten minutes later... I still haven't got the horse to move and quite literally am passing out- * instructor gets whip and smacks horse so hard it flies across the arena, almost leaving me in the dust * * instructor * "SEE? I got him to move!"
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Trivia Team |
Dusty, that's... not okay. Your trainer should be training, not insulting you like that.
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Edited at February 10, 2024 06:42 PM by Wild West Warmbloods
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(it is funny now... I survived and got stronger because of it lol)
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Rumble Team |
Dusty Hooves said: (it is funny now... I survived and got stronger because of it lol)
That's also not ethical to the horse, kicking so much and hitting them, the horse must not understand the cues or something must be off, that is a training red flag
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"Okay not going to lie,im just kidding.That last jump looked disgusting." "USE YOUR LEFT REIN TO PULL HER OVER.LEG.RAIGEN!LEFT LEG AND RIGHT REIN IM NOT GOI- See?Lovely." "That was really hard to you?Seems like it.Took you eight minutes to do it." (Im sweating like a dog,trying to catch my breath after posting on a really bouncy horse) "Go do it again." (NOOO) (This is whenever I rode a gelding[see below]) "His tounge is like a snake.He just hangs it out like, 'I don't care and never will"
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