Or just do it while he’s taking manure out of the horses like every other video 😂

My retired SJer can walk faster than the western pleasure lope lol

She send them to a trainer.

Quarter horses have their foundation In working cows. To face a cow well, the horse’s head needs a lower carriage. This attribute carries through the breed regardless of whether they are used as cow horses. As a QH owner I see that Annie’s headset is paired with a lifting of her shoulders, a strong topline, and a driving from the hindquarters… which is what riders of most breeds appreciate. The lift of the shoulders/back keeps them from feeling heavy on the forehand regardless of headset.

Proper show movement is a trained exaggeration of their natural movement. Stock horses (especially pleasure/all-around type) are bred to be "long and low" in their movement. Very sweepy with their legs with minimal knee action. Deep hocked underneath themselves. And their head hung straight out in front of them, level with their topline. Conformationally, they are built with the angles to accomplish the job, much like gaited breeds that have more upright angles to match their knee action. The AQHA rulebook has a great explanation of how their movement is judged, but here is the walk: SHW331.1 The Walk SHW331.1.1 Poor Walk - uneven pace and no cadence. Has no flow and may appear intimidated or appear to march. SHW331.1.2 Average Walk - has a four-beat gait, level top-line and is relaxed. SHW331.1.3 Good Walk - has a flowing four-beat gait, level top-line, relaxed and is bright and attentive.

It's not natural 😢

It's another way to promote your business, ( eg breeding/genetics ect you use and have available through stallions, mares,foals, competition horses ect for sale and horse training and showing too if you offer that)

Then stop freakin breeding them!!!

My trainer

its totally not natural carriage..

Not natural 😢

If you google some of the way this is done, you would not be to thrilled. I cant believe this trend is still going. Its totally not a natural way a horse would carry their head.

Even the way they move looks lazy. Wasn't the way it was at one time

You lot are so sensitive, okay you want to talk about natural, hou about muzzles and teaching dogs tricks, lets tack about that,about having to beg for something(aka treats or prizes for their tricks)

Not really, I love watching her

Smaller quarter horse shows don’t ever have spectators

Their noses aren't dragging in the dirt it's correctly just below level which indicates they're using their hindquarters and body correctly and the correct way of carrying their head in western classes

@@anna5169 This trend comes and goes depending on trainers popularity and how much handlers can handle horses without aids and the use of draw reins- I can engage my horses just fine without their noses dragging

And again these horses noses aren't dragging they're just below level. I'm fully aware of the trend that used to be with the peanut rollers but this is not that

@@anna5169 The second any of you can ride at Liberty, without bridles and saddles- no aids to help you, I'll believe you. That is not the correct way for ANY horse to carry their head- that is an artificial construct someone decided was correct. I can just as easily say it is correct for people to bark at red lights. That doesn't make it sane.

@@servicedogkyzanna1761 yea ok 👌