| Archive for It's About The Horse The Free Forum for those Doing Parelli - and a whole lot More! "Anything forced and misunderstood can never be beautiful." Xenophon (430-355 B.C.), |
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very cool video of bridless cutting horseAfter losing a cow, Phil Rapp removed the bridle from super mare, Dont Look Twice at the Mercuria NChttp://nchatv.com/2011/09/16/942/ |
| thebundychick |
that was an absolute pleasure to watch 
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| Clarissa |
A classic case of getting out of the horse's way!
That horse really had her rider hanging on for all he was worth. He was almost unseated several times. |
| PasoBaby_CarolU |
Great video Deb. There really is nothing that compares with riding a true cutting horse. You are right Clarissa, they will leave you behind. I remember watching Magic cutting...she turns into a whole different animal. |
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I loved how kind he was to that horse. When he lost the cow, he reached down and gave her a pat and then let her shine. And shine she did! It wasn't him it was a very talented, althletic horse doing the work, and he was just along for one hell of a ride. |
| PasoBaby_CarolU |
I don't think he lost the cow. They normally only work a cow for a minute or so and then let it go and get out a fresh one.
Did you see the video of the cutting horse that went down on her knees to get to the cow? She was really impressive. |
| TrustMeNaturally |
oops, double post |
| TrustMeNaturally |
Very cool!
I think some horses are just built, bred, and born to do certain things. That mare was obviously born to cut cows! Thanks for sharing! Lea |
| Copious_Amour |
That gave me the chills all over my body!!!!!! |