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I got attached for my horse rearing at a show cause someoneÂ’s elseÂ’s horse kicked at her. And the mare I ride is really flighty and fast paced. Aswell |
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I got accused of doing rollkur (I do Dressage) when I was showing this little compact 12.3hh welsh pony... I was only 11/12 at the time, I barely knew what that even was... |
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Ive been attacked for... basically all english and western riding, that the horses are kept in stalls (urban area, no room for all pasture), and more. I brush it off. The horses I ride are happy and healthy |
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IÂ’ve been attacked for not knowing the riding types of cloths people wear not just to ride but to do competitions but seriously they attacked me just cause I wear jeans or yoga pants and rain boots to ride.... I canÂ’t afford the fancy stuff so I mean seriously they need to get a life |
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-using Bits -Usings a grey saddle pad in the summer ^_^ -People saying "your saddle doesn't fit him right" When its custom xd -Horses boots being "Dirty" -Being to big for my 18.1 hh Clyde X Fresian mix when i am 5'6 -Riding bareback (Which i don't get because they said saddles were abuse?) -Saddles -Leaving horses outside with blankets on O.o >.> -And More..
There is more >.>
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The dumbest thing I have been attacked for is picking my horseÂ’s hooves >_> |
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I've gotten attacked for riding a horse "clearly too big for someone your size." I'm 5'3, around 95 lbs and was riding a 16 hand Percheron cross horse -_-
It was my dad's friend's horse that NEVER gets ridden. The dude gave me permission to ride his horse then started "joking" (more like making fun of) my size. "Can you even get up there?" "You're too small." "You need a ladder." I then proceeded to jump up onto the mare's back bareback and just give him a look. I prefer big horses and I've been riding bareback since I can remember. Don't give me that crap xD |
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Grandma insisted the stirrups too short for her ten year old granddaughter. Grandma then proceeded to measure the stirrups to HER OWN length and changed them .-. (the grandma was easily 5'8") The poor girl's legs were dangling, but Grandma insisted they were correct length. Grandma was then asked to leave and we continued the lesson with the proper stirrups. Edited at August 5, 2018 06:56 PM by Lumeer Arts |
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I actually was attacked the other day for making my horse stop and look at a trash can that they spooked at. (I do this frequently with multiple different objects so I can ride safely on trails with him) This was in MY backyard and MY arena, and this girl that I allow to board her horse, accused me of "abusing my horse's rights" (take note that this lady is a fairly new horse owner and I'm actually attempting, "attempting", to teach her to ride) I literally just laughed and ignored her, even though she rambled on for maybe an hour of how rude I was to the horse when I literally was walking him around. a. trash. can. >.> And she is SO annoying, like cringe worthy annoying. I'm honestly surprised that I've let her stay as long as she has, but I love her horse, so I guess it's worth the pain lmao |
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The horse community as a whole is ridiculously opinionated. Every yard I had my boy on, there was always somebody who had something nasty to say, complain about or criticise. A shame really, people should just get on with their own business. |
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