Horrible Horsemanship on FB

[Laurierace]

@Isabeau Z Solace

Yes I’m in the group. I don’t really comment. But I have found it very instructional.

It can be hard to imagine The entire scope of possible actions and outcomes when dealing with horses.

I recall in particular one video of a horse drowning. Awful yes. But honestly how it happened was a scenario that simply never occurred to me. You never know what horses are going to do or people are going to do. I do find it useful to broaden my understanding of what’s possible both of horse behavior and human behavior.

I see people attempting some stuff with horses that is just so off the wall I can’t imagine what they’re thinking. I also see people very unaware of their own skill level.

On the horse side of it I see horses offer responses to things that I just haven’t seen before.

If you want to look at it as possibly broadening your understanding of actions, causes and effects, I think it can be useful.

There are about 50 trillion words I could come up with to describe that group before I got around to instructional! Seriously, aside from how to be rude as hell to strangers, what have they taught you?

[anon68314200]

@Laurierace

There are about 50 trillion words I could come up with to describe that group before I got around to instructional! Seriously, aside from how to be rude as hell to strangers, what have they taught you?

I don’t really read the commentary. More just looking at the videos. Like I said things happen that I simply would never have expected. Also people do things that I would not have predicted they would do.

[SnortyPants]

If you think riding groups on Facebook are combative and controversial, stay away from the parenting forums :D:lol::winkgrin:

[Ladylexie]

@SnortyPants

If you think riding groups on Facebook are combative and controversial, stay away from the parenting forums :D:lol::winkgrin:

LOL… good point!