Not sure why but I laughed my ass off seeing the dog racing the horses.

+Jennifer R. Povey I'd be sooo embarrassed iF the dog was mine

Bullshit

Mimosa S Exactly

Mimosa S pain and hurt/injury are two different things

@@mimosas8969 they wudnt show it if they were hurt.so bullsh!! To u

Trust me you wouldn't like horse racing once you see the reality of horse racing

He's the flag man. Posted to signify a false start by waving his flag.

Hi! So the gene that makes Jockeys is recessive, meaning you'd need 2 copies of the gene to make one! They're not actually dwarves and get quite angry if you compare them to a dwarf. They can live in your own home with you but a wilder one may not want to leave the stables. You can buy a cheaper Jockey for about £24,000 but the better they are the more expensive they are! They have a very specialised diet as they need to stay below 120lb or they get grumpy and won't race, lot's of healthy veggies and lean meat, watch their calorie intake. When domesticated they are significantly less angry and much easier to manage, they'll perform better in races and will like you more. Make your home as much of a stable as you can, very rustic with some dirt or hay around the area, they do need a bed but if needs be you can use hay and blankets. If they stop listening take their whip from them and use it. After a few incidents any old jockeys have to be sent off to an old farm to become instructors, it's now no longer legal to euthanise a healthy jockey even if they are old Hope that answers all your questions! x Jockey Tamer

Hahaha 😂

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She ba they love running. Most of the clips were the result of the horse becoming excited and taking off suddenly, when the jockey wasn’t expecting it.

Meadow Lake Stables The horse is not in charge it doesn’t matter what they want

oh yeah... especially the horse at 0:51.... it IS animal abuse. and the horses ARE just a thing. it`s all about the money. stop telling these lies. it makes me sick. 30% of racing horses die in the first 3 years of their life - to hard injurys. that are "little mistakes" for you - but it means slaughter house for the horses. therapy by a vet? too expensive. slaughter house. yea, they realy love their horses... by the way: a slave loves to work. if he didn`t he wouldn`t...

if you want to talk about cruelty in racing maybe look at all the horses who were bred to race and never made because they weren't good enough. They're the horses who suffer. The ones who have talent or they hard are the ones who get looked after and treated well. These horses mean a lot to the people who care for them. The horse at 0:51 has a blindfold on to encourage it to go forward. Are they hitting it or punishing it? No. And calling a horse a slave is the most ignorant comment I've heard. A horse can have all the talent in the world but without the enthusiasm, it won't go very far. Horses are strong and intelligence. At the end of the day, you can't force them.

emali111 i NEVER neet to use blindfolds. neither when the vet is there nor the blacksmith ore something else. its all about trust and these horses DOESN`t trust. they hit their heads high, lacerate the eyes, open the mouth all the time... it`s horrible to see for everybody understanding the natural behaviour of a horse. it is cruelty and i don`t discuss any more with people calling this "sport"

emali111 Your logic leaves something to be desired.

Thomas F how? most of the worst injuries I've seen have happened in a field, out hacking or riding in an arena. Accidents happen any time, any place so you can't just put together a three minute clip (in which there seemed to be no serious injuries to horses or riders) and use it as evidence to judge a sport that takes place every day of the year.

The parents should be banned from all courses. Their stupidity could easily have caused the deaths of horses and jockeys.

horsegirlsammy48 *coughs* ahem doubt it.. Who cares if you have cattle, or horses, or your fake as hell sports... I have 6 horses and I only barrel race, pole bend, and show jump on 1 horse. Hell, I didn't have a horse for the longest time, but yet, I still knew more about horses then anyone could imagine.. It doesn't matter on what you do or what you have, it matters on what you know Plus, it's both and discipline.. Learn how to spell before you decide to talk like an adult lol

There is no sadder sight than a single 'companion' horse stuck in a field, mostly ignored by it's so called 'loving owner'. These are the ones that end up in rescue - If they're VERY lucky!

Because unlike your cat, they need exercise, and riding them is the best way to do it. Putting them out in a field and not doing anything with them will result in obese horses. We as equestrians understand the risk, paralysis and even death are just occupational hazards for us

You don't lean on the horses neck, you stand up in the stirrups and keep out of the horses way so he/she can reach their potential.

You don't sit strait up and put your weight in the middle of the horses back too

A horse's neck is not the center of gravity. Its heaviest point is its retral shoulder area which is where the weight of a Jockey should be centered. Putting your weight to far front would make the horse front heavy, get it out of ballance, it'd never win a race like that and in worst case could trip and break front legs.

Sila S. Where

Sila S. evidence?

and what about the poor horses ffs Kayleigh....!!!!

No rider or horse was hurt in these videos. The riders may have gotten a little knocked up but nothing serious. Just an average day for any equestrian lol