@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 08 Feb 12, 03:34:49 @quarterhorselover100 You should! I bet you would love it, haha! I tried western like once a few years ago, but Im so used to english I couldnt get used to it:/ I don't diss western either..and 7 months ago, really..why even bring it up? Again I'm not trying to be rude, but it's hard to have a conversation over comments because you only get like 400 characters so its hard to put? in all the nice words lol! Message me sometime!
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 08 Feb 12, 00:22:14 @livelaughlove79318 I know you don't mean it like that!I said? I thought you did at first.And I didn't say you did think I was perfect,I meant that you seem to think I don't like English riding whatsoever!I'd like to try it if I had an opportunity to.But I don't diss English
@TheWesternrider14 ... By: softballstar14. on 07 Feb 12, 22:29:10 @TheWesternrider14 I've ridden both. I like English better because I like the more formal look. Not all western is speed. Western pleasure is SUPER slow and boring. Dressage is the most difficult training in my? opinion. I've done barrels and poles on an English horse and placed. But all disciplines of riding have their difficulties and everyone has an opinion.
@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 07 Feb 12, 21:38:36 @quarterhorselover100 I don't think I mean't it in a sarcastic way, I'm not like that. Obviously a misunderstadning. I don't think you think your perfect, it just seemed like you thought western was at the time, not saying you think that. I know english? isnt cruel, its kind of ridiculous people think that I think, most horses like jumping and dressage once they get used to it, just like I'm sure they like barrel racing and stuff. And back to the cruel..every discapline has it's extremes.
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 07 Feb 12, 18:48:27 @livelaughlove79318 I guess about 7 months ago.But no no.You didn't offend me.I didn't mean trashing it like for real,It just seemed to me that you meant that in a sarcastic way(not saying you did)It was a misunderstanding,You seemed to misunderstand me for someone that? thinks their perfect,like when people think that english is cruel just because that's not how they ride.I'm not,I'd like to try it for fun honestly.And I hope I didn't sound rude to you
I think that for ... By: MrDjkfl. on 07 Feb 12, 00:04:59 I think that for working purposes western riding? is practical. I prefer it because of that fact. Everything about western riding was made to be useful so no we didn't need to make a saddle easy to jump in and to make our horse prance around like dressage.
@TheWesternrider14 ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 07 Feb 12, 00:00:31 @TheWesternrider14 like, I know she was being rude and all, but like you shouldnt diss english because of that. Like eventers go really fast and jump..so I mean, its not about grace all the time, not even most of the time, its about being good at whatever? it is you do.
@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 22:06:52 @quarterhorselover100 Howl old was my comment? And I don't think I trashed her opinion, I gave her mine. If she had been an eventer or something and I said "want to see excitement? try barrel racing!" it seems like you would have been okay with that. Do you see where? I'm coming from? I'm not trying to sound mean, that's the last thing I want to sound. I just want you to know what I'm thinking. Hopefully I didn't offend you, but I feel like you kind of attacked me about some old comment I left.
Both types require ... By: SEquestrian1. on 06 Feb 12, 21:51:42 Both types require Skill and confidence. They probably just as hard as each other! I cant decide. English seems kindof harder? to me persionally. I like western too though.
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:47:50 @livelaughlove79318 Ok, I'm not either,It just bothered me a little to see people finally speak their opinion and it get trashed,but you know you could have sent? it to her by accident. I'm not angry though...
@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 21:36:43 @quarterhorselover100 Maybe I sent that to the wrong person,I have no idea why I would through collecting out there.How olds that comment?If she has a right to her opinion I have a right to mine.They never replied so it must not have bothered them.I know a long trot is good for a horse,we do that.look at a dressage test,free walk and extended gates? are in there!I'm not looking for a fight,so if that's what you want I suggest you look elsewhere,if not I would love talk you when you aren't angry:)
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:26:29 @livelaughlove79318 Ya I know about collecting,I does engage their hind end,Thats why I train my barrel horses with martingales.They cant go around the barrel good if their butt isn't up under them.All im saying is some girl spoke her opinion that reining and barrel racing is exiting.Then you jumped in.Long trotting is also a good healthy exercise for horses? too, ya know.
This persons ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:18:32 This persons comment:I think that western is a heck of a lot better cuz 1. your horse gets more freedom to move its head around instead of having it all pulled up, and 2. cuz theres more excitement in reining or barrel racing than dressage :D thats just my opinion| ? Your comment: umm, collecting strengthens your horse making them engage their hind end, which is the correct way a horse should move, and I think you should go try eventing and tell me whats more exctiting.
@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 04:12:41 @quarterhorselover100 Eventing shows are exciting. Maybe I was trying to make a point about collecting haha, it's not like everything I say has to be related exactly to someone elses comment. Collecting is a good thing, it's been proven. Makes the horse engage their hind end which is extremely good for them in the long run! So you can't really collect a horse to much. Some people take it to? far. But there is extremes in every discipline, not just english:) mind telling me how old my comment was?
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 05 Feb 12, 21:41:06 @livelaughlove79318 OK.Well you were acting like this person was wrong because they thought Western riding was more exiting.So you smarted off saying that "You want to see excitement?Go to some Eventing shows"Something like that.Well? then you also said collecting is good for the horse,but she wasn't talking about collecting.In my opinion English horses are collected way to much.But I don't ride English,I'm just saying that's mostly what position I've seen them in.
@ ... By: livelaughlove79318. on 05 Feb 12, 18:11:33 @quarterhorselover100 I don't remember replying to? this persons comment nor can I find it. So, it's hard for me to reply to this, but I'll do my best.
If I said western wasn't excting I'll admit I was in the wrong. My OWN opinion is english riding poses more of a challenge and it's more exciting. I have ridden with tons of trainers and seen tons of english horses ridden. I've never seen their head forced high so please explain that better. I've only seen them collected or at a natural position.
@Ladycatstrut I see ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:26:25 @Ladycatstrut I see western riders? wearing helmets all the time!One of the barrel races I been to refused to let you into the arena if you were under 18 not wearing a helmet.But at most of the bigger rodeos you have to wear hat or you couldn't compete in the show.We'd much appreciate it if y'all would leave us alone about things like that when you don't know our circumstances!
@spongebob123420 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:17:06 @spongebob123420 English riders and Western riders love their horses.And you might not have to braid your horses mane? and tail in Western, but I braid it because it keeps your hands from getting tangled up in the reins when you turn barrels,keeps the mane more kept,and from getting tangled.This is your opinion,Western riding is my opinion too.But that doesn't mean an English rider doesn't love her horse.
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:07:46 @livelaughlove79318 Not saying collecting is wrong, your totally right about collecting, but that just? wasn't her topic.
@livelaughlove79318 ... By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:06:52 @livelaughlove79318 Hey! If western is more exiting to? her than that's her OWN opinion, she doesn't care whats fun to you.That's fun to her.By the way, she didn't say anything about collecting, in general English horse's heads are forced high, while a Western Pleasure horse's head is forced low, Barrel Racing and Roping horses usually carry a natural position if there isn't a tie down on.Collecting and how the horse caries its head are two very different things.
2:57? Haha! Sad. By: 150lbsofFur. on 04 Feb 12, 05:35:36 2:57? Haha! Sad.
@SilverSky333 i was ... By: horsesforever28. on 31 Jan 12, 22:49:35 @SilverSky333 i was just saying its possible. im not doing horses anymore? anyway
@horsesforever28 ... By: SilverSky333. on 29 Jan 12, 03:00:45 @horsesforever28 It's unkind to do much jumping in a western saddle, there's a? reason jumping saddles are small and forward, versus a western saddle that's heavier and further back.
I love BOTH!!! ... By: HorsingAroundAllDay. on 22 Jan 12, 02:23:33 I love BOTH!!! tHumbs up if you think so too!?
@LetsFlyOnceMore ok ... By: daisymonty. on 20 Jan 12, 02:03:16 @LetsFlyOnceMore ok
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Raw footage. Ok so... this was trying out a new horse. I had never ridden her before today, I was simply exercising her and having fun while home from college. My riding wasn't fantastic but she is such a fun horse. My canter wasn't even great, but as I said, it was just a relax day - play with the horse. My canter has improved since then!
@Dancerbabe100100 ... By: orangerevolt. on 08 Feb 11, 21:51:24 @Dancerbabe100100 Yeah, a crop is normally on the inside, but she wasn't responding well to? my right leg on the canter, so that's why it's there. Besides, it was just informal, there was no reason to keep switching it for other gaits.
note: crops on? the ... By: Dancerbabe100100. on 08 Feb 11, 19:40:16 note: crops on? the wrong side
I love the paint !! ... By: knicholson1993. on 07 Dec 10, 01:48:30 I love the paint !! he's very great on all his pick ups ! , great ride? as well !! My horse has the head set problem too but its comming a little !! Just work on keeping a bent elbow and you'll be great !! :) Keep up the awesome work !!
Very? good horse! By: zeebradaisy. on 18 Sep 10, 20:55:58 Very? good horse!
wow amazing gaits, ... By: l300rock. on 11 Feb 10, 17:44:08 wow amazing gaits, they looked so smooth and slow. and she has a great seat.? think the horse would look better western though because he was built stocky in his shoulders and hind quarter. Very pretty paint though(:
It wasn't a walk it ... By: JasperXisXmyXmonkey. on 14 Jan 10, 11:10:36 It wasn't a walk it was a? sitting trot :D
gorgeous horse, ... By: 17Therry. on 09 Dec 09, 20:29:53 gorgeous horse, very nice? mover.
wow. beautifull ... By: xxRainbowRazxx. on 26 Sep 09, 11:40:15 wow. beautifull riding and beautiful? horse ((:
im a western ridder ... By: melliluvz2laugh. on 15 Aug 09, 04:10:23 im a western ridder.. and can some one tell? me the diff.. please. i know the saddles are different. and cantering and lopeing are tecnally the same thing ...
you backup by ... By: mikeycat8. on 01 Jul 09, 17:48:10 you backup by pulling back? on the reins more than you would to stop the horse
he is nice. you ... By: buddysgirl123. on 30 May 08, 21:46:16 he is nice. you ride well. that so not fair tho. my horse wont? canter form a walk, or back that nicely
how do u backup?? By: horseluva113. on 26 May 08, 01:27:41 how do u backup??
Actually we sold ... By: jenson6. on 18 Apr 08, 17:56:38 Actually we sold him and I forgot about this video until I checked? my email and saw these messages. New owner is very happy with him as he's very good with kids.
very nice ride/ ... By: huntseatxx. on 17 Apr 08, 19:32:41 very nice ride/horse!!! But, one thing you can work on is his head set. see saw a little bit with your hands and do many tight circles to help give his head. Also, try draw reins. Other people use them at my barn including me and we all love them!!
=] Is he for sale? Or is this just a video to show him off? =]? Have a nice day.
Thanks for all the? ... By: jenson6. on 10 Apr 08, 12:30:28 Thanks for all the? nice comments. Bid is a Paint and his coloring is chocolate palomino, so darker than a traditional palomino.
he or she? is soo ... By: mrhalvys600. on 09 Apr 08, 22:11:02 he or she? is soo beautifull great work on the canter walk and trot you have perfect diangles better your daughte ris a great rideer keep it up
WOW!!!!! VERY NICE ... By: painted2titanic. on 27 Feb 08, 22:08:20 WOW!!!!! VERY NICE!!!! You look so good together, keep up? the good work!!!
He is very handsome ... By: Painthorsey. on 12 Feb 08, 23:36:48 He is very handsome. Also really good? riding :)
Wow, I've never ... By: Buhbing. on 01 Feb 08, 22:27:56 Wow, I've never seen that kind? of coloring on a horse, cool :)
He is a paint and ... By: jenson6. on 07 Jan 08, 19:46:51 He is a paint and 16'2 hands. The girl is my daughter, just turned 11. I'll pass? the comments on to her.
that is a big horse ... By: rebamac96. on 04 Dec 07, 05:21:49 that is a big horse. What is the breed? he is very pretty. You look really good. You are so gentle and smooth. Really good job keep on riding.
nicely done picking ... By: bethalee0805. on 23 Jul 07, 19:06:22 nicely done picking up the right leads on the canter from the walk? and circle trot.
Beautiful well? ... By: alexisfowler93. on 10 May 07, 02:47:48 Beautiful well? trained horse I love it!
![Western Riding Vs. English Riding- What\](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KuTFlPqO9F8/2.jpg "Western Riding Vs. English Riding- What\")
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By: livelaughlove79318. on 08 Feb 12, 03:34:49
@quarterhorselover100 You should! I bet you would love it, haha! I tried western like once a few years ago, but Im so used to english I couldnt get used to it:/ I don't diss western either..and 7 months ago, really..why even bring it up? Again I'm not trying to be rude, but it's hard to have a conversation over comments because you only get like 400 characters so its hard to put? in all the nice words lol! Message me sometime!
By: quarterhorselover100. on 08 Feb 12, 00:22:14
@livelaughlove79318 I know you don't mean it like that!I said? I thought you did at first.And I didn't say you did think I was perfect,I meant that you seem to think I don't like English riding whatsoever!I'd like to try it if I had an opportunity to.But I don't diss English
By: softballstar14. on 07 Feb 12, 22:29:10
@TheWesternrider14 I've ridden both. I like English better because I like the more formal look. Not all western is speed. Western pleasure is SUPER slow and boring. Dressage is the most difficult training in my? opinion. I've done barrels and poles on an English horse and placed. But all disciplines of riding have their difficulties and everyone has an opinion.
By: livelaughlove79318. on 07 Feb 12, 21:38:36
@quarterhorselover100 I don't think I mean't it in a sarcastic way, I'm not like that. Obviously a misunderstadning. I don't think you think your perfect, it just seemed like you thought western was at the time, not saying you think that. I know english? isnt cruel, its kind of ridiculous people think that I think, most horses like jumping and dressage once they get used to it, just like I'm sure they like barrel racing and stuff. And back to the cruel..every discapline has it's extremes.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 07 Feb 12, 18:48:27
@livelaughlove79318 I guess about 7 months ago.But no no.You didn't offend me.I didn't mean trashing it like for real,It just seemed to me that you meant that in a sarcastic way(not saying you did)It was a misunderstanding,You seemed to misunderstand me for someone that? thinks their perfect,like when people think that english is cruel just because that's not how they ride.I'm not,I'd like to try it for fun honestly.And I hope I didn't sound rude to you
By: MrDjkfl. on 07 Feb 12, 00:04:59
I think that for working purposes western riding? is practical. I prefer it because of that fact. Everything about western riding was made to be useful so no we didn't need to make a saddle easy to jump in and to make our horse prance around like dressage.
By: livelaughlove79318. on 07 Feb 12, 00:00:31
@TheWesternrider14 like, I know she was being rude and all, but like you shouldnt diss english because of that. Like eventers go really fast and jump..so I mean, its not about grace all the time, not even most of the time, its about being good at whatever? it is you do.
By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 22:06:52
@quarterhorselover100 Howl old was my comment? And I don't think I trashed her opinion, I gave her mine. If she had been an eventer or something and I said "want to see excitement? try barrel racing!" it seems like you would have been okay with that. Do you see where? I'm coming from? I'm not trying to sound mean, that's the last thing I want to sound. I just want you to know what I'm thinking. Hopefully I didn't offend you, but I feel like you kind of attacked me about some old comment I left.
By: SEquestrian1. on 06 Feb 12, 21:51:42
Both types require Skill and confidence. They probably just as hard as each other! I cant decide. English seems kindof harder? to me persionally. I like western too though.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:47:50
@livelaughlove79318 Ok, I'm not either,It just bothered me a little to see people finally speak their opinion and it get trashed,but you know you could have sent? it to her by accident. I'm not angry though...
By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 21:36:43
@quarterhorselover100 Maybe I sent that to the wrong person,I have no idea why I would through collecting out there.How olds that comment?If she has a right to her opinion I have a right to mine.They never replied so it must not have bothered them.I know a long trot is good for a horse,we do that.look at a dressage test,free walk and extended gates? are in there!I'm not looking for a fight,so if that's what you want I suggest you look elsewhere,if not I would love talk you when you aren't angry:)
By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:26:29
@livelaughlove79318 Ya I know about collecting,I does engage their hind end,Thats why I train my barrel horses with martingales.They cant go around the barrel good if their butt isn't up under them.All im saying is some girl spoke her opinion that reining and barrel racing is exiting.Then you jumped in.Long trotting is also a good healthy exercise for horses? too, ya know.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 06 Feb 12, 21:18:32
This persons comment:I think that western is a heck of a lot better cuz 1. your horse gets more freedom to move its head around instead of having it all pulled up, and 2. cuz theres more excitement in reining or barrel racing than dressage :D thats just my opinion| ? Your comment: umm, collecting strengthens your horse making them engage their hind end, which is the correct way a horse should move, and I think you should go try eventing and tell me whats more exctiting.
By: livelaughlove79318. on 06 Feb 12, 04:12:41
@quarterhorselover100 Eventing shows are exciting. Maybe I was trying to make a point about collecting haha, it's not like everything I say has to be related exactly to someone elses comment. Collecting is a good thing, it's been proven. Makes the horse engage their hind end which is extremely good for them in the long run! So you can't really collect a horse to much. Some people take it to? far. But there is extremes in every discipline, not just english:) mind telling me how old my comment was?
By: quarterhorselover100. on 05 Feb 12, 21:41:06
@livelaughlove79318 OK.Well you were acting like this person was wrong because they thought Western riding was more exiting.So you smarted off saying that "You want to see excitement?Go to some Eventing shows"Something like that.Well? then you also said collecting is good for the horse,but she wasn't talking about collecting.In my opinion English horses are collected way to much.But I don't ride English,I'm just saying that's mostly what position I've seen them in.
By: livelaughlove79318. on 05 Feb 12, 18:11:33
@quarterhorselover100 I don't remember replying to? this persons comment nor can I find it. So, it's hard for me to reply to this, but I'll do my best. If I said western wasn't excting I'll admit I was in the wrong. My OWN opinion is english riding poses more of a challenge and it's more exciting. I have ridden with tons of trainers and seen tons of english horses ridden. I've never seen their head forced high so please explain that better. I've only seen them collected or at a natural position.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:26:25
@Ladycatstrut I see western riders? wearing helmets all the time!One of the barrel races I been to refused to let you into the arena if you were under 18 not wearing a helmet.But at most of the bigger rodeos you have to wear hat or you couldn't compete in the show.We'd much appreciate it if y'all would leave us alone about things like that when you don't know our circumstances!
By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:17:06
@spongebob123420 English riders and Western riders love their horses.And you might not have to braid your horses mane? and tail in Western, but I braid it because it keeps your hands from getting tangled up in the reins when you turn barrels,keeps the mane more kept,and from getting tangled.This is your opinion,Western riding is my opinion too.But that doesn't mean an English rider doesn't love her horse.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:07:46
@livelaughlove79318 Not saying collecting is wrong, your totally right about collecting, but that just? wasn't her topic.
By: quarterhorselover100. on 04 Feb 12, 23:06:52
@livelaughlove79318 Hey! If western is more exiting to? her than that's her OWN opinion, she doesn't care whats fun to you.That's fun to her.By the way, she didn't say anything about collecting, in general English horse's heads are forced high, while a Western Pleasure horse's head is forced low, Barrel Racing and Roping horses usually carry a natural position if there isn't a tie down on.Collecting and how the horse caries its head are two very different things.
By: 150lbsofFur. on 04 Feb 12, 05:35:36
2:57? Haha! Sad.
By: horsesforever28. on 31 Jan 12, 22:49:35
@SilverSky333 i was just saying its possible. im not doing horses anymore? anyway
By: SilverSky333. on 29 Jan 12, 03:00:45
@horsesforever28 It's unkind to do much jumping in a western saddle, there's a? reason jumping saddles are small and forward, versus a western saddle that's heavier and further back.
By: HorsingAroundAllDay. on 22 Jan 12, 02:23:33
I love BOTH!!! tHumbs up if you think so too!?
By: daisymonty. on 20 Jan 12, 02:03:16
@LetsFlyOnceMore ok ?