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You obviously known very little about horse racing . Racing in a pack is what makes it possible to keep your position without having to steer the horse constantly. If you left plenty of space on either side, your mount would float naturally. Being constantly on the horse's mouth, with your legs squizzzing firmly the horse's sides is incompatible with the motion forward as a lot of stress is put on the horse's system. Racing is about relaxing your horse as he travels so he unwinds and oxygenated his muscles well. Thus finishing quicker and longer when asked to in the home run. There are a few more advantages related being up close such as keeping your self and your horse clear from kickbacks such as muscle, or all water sand and stuff. There's a lot to be learned before opening one's mouth and talk a lot of bullshit.

Special trained horses and to be a Jockey you have to learn and its their job!!! They are not you!!!

@@christophedallaporta8836 the horses are just collateral damage ? and what about the jockeys?the sport of kings pffft

Get off the weed now.... you're miles away from reality !

very

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@@teamzemin1268 Sorry, not sorry. :)

@@teamzemin1268 not at all, the humans deserve it, the horses dont

absolutely it is bad

Because these numbskulls think death and critical injury is entertainment.

Какая разница какая музыка господи

Ikr that’s what I thought and the riders as well though

@@Leah_ytGaming not the riders, screw the riders.

And he was the favorite. I think he was the only finisher,yes ?

Bill Brower from the looks of it he was the only one not to fall

That was a really good save. Horse was very nimble-footed too

Elizabeth Ferguson hope you don’t go to races anymore!

The horse in green (I don't know the number) flew completely into the air. Do you know what happened to that horse? It looked super bad.

you mean killed? its not a bike it was alive lol

@@mindfuqq yes, euthanized, killed, destroyed, put down, different terms same results. Any questions? You "LOL" your statement? Go get your meds, you needs help. What an idiot...."LOL"

how can you say destroyed like it wasnt a living animal u heartless bitch

Yet another ignorant remark by someone who knows fk all about racing

They wouldn’t dare to keep them farther apart. They only want the money.

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Yep.

Horse racing itself is horrifying.

Home Account please do actual research.

@@smwmodelhorses5477 I will feel myself an idiot if I'll answer you.

Agreed OP THIS IS NOT A VIDEO GAME THESE ARE HUMAN BEINGS! DONT DEHUMANIZE THE SITUATION IT HAPPENS ENOUGH IN RACING.

YEAH, falling off them feels like.. I don’t even want to explain !

Because you don't wabt fall on floor

Melania MoneyPenny he’s talking about the music chill

@@silverkitty2503 Couldn't agree more!!

Absolutely

gee that is so relevant

@@margaretretk6508 You wouldn’t get it

@@danielmoncaster3216

They’ve literally been bred for this exact thing for several hundred years.

@@lordfarquard9902 and? Doesn’t mean it’s good for them

I mean horse racing is kinda wasting horse

It's the reason they're born it's either this or nothing

@@zaczac744 actually no, tb’s can have successful careers in plenty of other disciplines

shaneymac 83 that’s all that matters then isn’t it. Fuck the jockey!

MissyB 75 Why fuck the jockey? You're clueless

@@missyb9438 Okay so I see that you are one of those people that think "Poor people! who cares about the horses?". but I have no idea why people like you are watching horse videos if you don't care about horses.

MissyB 75 it was not the jockeys fault. A horse can take a heart attack in a paddock.

I was like he doesn’t even care that his horse died

I was at a horse show and a horse broke its leg right in front of me. I remember running into the ring to hold the horse. It didn't go down, it just snapped and the horse stopped and stood there trembling. The announcer didn't know what was happening and just kept saying that we needed to clear the arena. Finally someone told the announcer that the horse had a broken leg and the guy shut up. This was many many years ago and I can't remember much past that moment. I remember being so horrified. Thankfully it never happened to me while I was riding. That was close enough!

it's not the whole business you can see around race time the horses get excited and their are really nice people and trainers in the industry.

Elizabeth Ferguson

Ohmygod😭😱 I hate horse racing people need to stop this from happening.. so many horse and jockeys lose their lives🤧❤

Elizabeth Ferguson the 3rd one wasn’t anyone’s fault no one can predict a heart attack

What in hell do you think happens to the vast majority of retired race horses? Because they are now unsuitable for human consumption they are put into a new use being turned into your favorite pet's food . Their fat is turned into oil farmers run their tractors with. That's the world we live in. If you don't known what to do with yourself, some one somewhere has an answer .

@@christophedallaporta8836 you are not correct. Every race run in the US collects a percentage of the purse that is distributed thru the local HBPA and funds the retired race horse program. All tattooed (now microchipped) JC (Jockey Club) registered TB is eligible for these funds. They are rehabbilitated, rehomed to go onto their next career. Very very very few go into the slaughter pipeline. The ones who do slip thru did not come off the track into auctions. They are people who get a cheap horse but have little to no knowledge of husbandry and quit. Selling the horse to unscrupulous kill buyers. I'm 4th generation in the racing industry and have been placing OTTB's (that's off track Thoroughbreds) for 46 years now. I don't have to "look it up" I live it daily.

It doesn't have to be a heart attack .race horses hearts are very strong. I'd rather say brain shutdown. I've seen it a few times . It usually happens as you turn off the engine past the post. The horse is set into a walk . Then all of a sudden, he reaches for the sky before crashing down the ground. Every sport is the same : behind the joy of the happy few on the day , a lot of hard work that doesn't lead anywhere, and a fair few broken bones. Over the course of time, my way of looking at it has somewhat changed for the "not so happy with it." I think that we humans are a little bit crazy.

WHO THINKS THAT?? ARE YOU LIKE A SOCIOPATH??? THERE ARE PEOPLE ON THOSE HORSES? WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?

And oh yeah i hope the horses are ok ...AFTER THE PEOPLE!

@@silverkitty2503 The horses had worse falls.

Melania MoneyPenny Don’t you dare say that those people are more important than animals. These animals were dragged into doing this, and got hurt in the process. The people made their own decisions.

Melania MoneyPenny what is wrong with you?

If you in Venezuela, then you are probably EATING all the horses down there!!!

it should be your last race, racing is abuse!!

Totally agree re: the sensational music, people and horses getting destroyed! I'd rather watch an actual dressage jumping hurdles instead of this crap!

@@prairieroseranch5241 you mean killed they are not motocylcles lol

@@prairieroseranch5241 then why did you watch? You'd rather watch show horses? Why would you purposefully tune into a video that is overtly titled "racing wrecks"? Cross country and stadium jumping has their fair share of euthanized horses due to catastrophic injuries. Most aren't put down on the field but vanned back away from spectators eyes.

"Top 5 Worst Jockeys Falls". THAT is why he, and many others, watched it. We get to see jockeys suffer (at least, a little bit) for what they've put the horses through. It's not total justice or else the trainers and the owners would be put in equal amounts of agony, but it's better than nothing. Yes, stadium jumping and cross country do have severe injuries occur, but by the same token, their riders are shredded with grief when such an unfortunate event happens. Every step to prevent such events is taken, from waiting until they've sufficient bone density to start them, to carefully planned diets, to supervised play time, and even turned out with pasture boots unlike their cousins, the racetrack bred Thoroughbred.

How? you dont know anything, you think that whip hurts them like it would you? the pain threshold is actually compared to you being flicked by a pen!

Barry Parkes they are mistreated and I don't know where you heard that but ya NO

I heard that from working in a stable myself, I look after 25+ race horses so I know more than you..

Barry Parkes Horses feel pain just as much if not more than humans. They feel when a fucking fly is on them. There are also pictures of dead muscle on the horse's hip or shoulder after being whipped. The muscle literally dies. Horses do feel pain. Their pain receptors are just under their skin. And cleaning out stalls and brushing horses doesn't mean you know everything. I have seen a comment where you said you are a vet. So I guess you are just lying here, you probably don't even work anywhere near horses. Also, if whipping a horse didn't hurt them, then tell me why I have seen videos of horses being whipped and then they flinch, jump, buck, rear etc because it hurts them.

@@barryparkes1393 your a fucking liar...no person who works with racehorses talks like that. Anyway which stable and why the fucķ didnt you report it if you care that much. If you did repoert cruelty to who and who did you report....????

I agree

DeAnn Young keep in mind you are the same species as these jockeys and there live matter to they have family and friends who love them so there lives are just as important as the horses

No sympathy. Selfish morons.

@@animegirl0247 just keep in mind that the human species has choice and can decide what risks to take and horses have no choice

@@margaretretk6508 Doesnt matter, the horses are treated well

@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey so are you saying it is acceptable for anything to happen to horses because they are treated well ? they are not in Australia

its natures way like it or lump it

@@teamzemin1268 I understand that, I was just explaining to people what happened.

I couldn't agree more. I known a stable lad who experienced just that up the gallops. He said to me the horse felt dead from one second to the next but kept galloping a few strides before being stopped by the earth wall on the outside. It's not one them things you can forget though you wish you could.

yes indeed the bones are not strong enough the horses need to grow more... people it is all about the money.... a young horse has bones of a puppy!

Statistically this is incorrect. By far the most at risk of catastrophic injury are older entires (+5 years)... not young horses. You don’t know what you’re talking about

Why the fuck is there even a wall there in the first place?

How do you know the horses don't enjoy it? Why would they run if they felt like they are being abused?

yes we are!!

Said by the person who likes to imprison horses when they should be in the wild

Usually when horses get heart attacks they dont survive..

which one?

Hit that iron/steal rail first. That had to hurt.

Number two!!!!!!!!! OUCH

Most of them snapped their neck and well yes, they died

Carol Roberts yes

Accident isn't always jockeys fault.. Think abaut it.

Stuff the horses

Me👎🏻🤬

Not always the riders fault

Ich bin Russe. Dieser Sport ist nicht modern. Der Tod von Pferden und Jockeys ist inakzeptabel. Es ist notwendig, die Rennbahnen zu erweitern und die Anzahl der Pferde im Rennen zu begrenzen, die Anzahl der Hindernisse zu reduzieren oder sie komplett zu entfernen, eine weiche Polsterung zu machen oder sogar die Teilnahme von Jockeys in Rennen zu verbieten. Und natürlich den Zustand der Pferde überprüfen. Sollte helfen, sonst sollte Pferderennen verboten werden. Bitte seien Sie Menschen und beziehen Sie sich auf Pferde als Menschen, ergreifen Sie die Initiative und fordern Sie Forderungen in Ihren Ländern auf.

Olivia O Du hast überhaupt keine ahnung

Naja, ein verstauchtes Bein heilt wieder. Ein gebrochenes eher nicht. Ich glaub nicht, dass die Pferde bei einem verstauchten Bein gleich eingeschläfert werden. Lomitas, der Vater von Danedream ist schon mal vergiftet worden und ist auch eingeschläfert worden, als er nicht rennen konnte wegen der Vergiftung.

More are killed for food and die naturally

More than 10,000 actucally

Ashlyn Piazzisi He/she did say “more than 100” so they’re still technically right 😂

Hi, it’s not their fault though, sometimes the horses can trip and fall causing others to fall behind, obviously it can be their fault and half of the time it is, when the horse ran into the wall it died, a snapped neck or something. Most race horses are out on steroids and more 😕

MT Equine_AndMore the steroids aren’t like they are in people and that horse that ran into the wall was not at all the riders fault 👍🏼

Hi my Friends definitely agree, the rider was going fine and the horse must have gotten weak or something not sure and couldn’t hold itself 😕, a shame though good horse. Nothin against any of the riders here 😁

MT Equine_AndMore ya 🙂

@@mtaylor1004 more a heart attack he had.... To much stress wil give something like that

That was my step dad alex he had a nex broken and he coldent move but it was 2014 he is ok now

@@angelbreyers9680 RIP to the horse I believe is what she is saying.

Chloé Turban the horse had a heart attack it could have happened anytime it was dead before it hit the wall

horse racing the best sport in thr world

Tricia Todd there are more reasons for hating the horse racing industry, but this is definately a huge reason

Andy Spiderburg why do you say her statement's stupid?

paul morgan Horses do not like being stabled, they do not care if they get fancy stables or pretty multicoloured rugs. What they care about is survival and being in the herd. What we think is “nice” treatment aka tidy stabling is not what they need, what they need is to be able to express natural behaviours and be in the herd, which is often denied from them. Racing is very cruel, they are harshly bitted, often with chains across their gums or chiffneys when not racing, putting incredible pressure and pain on their mouths, their girth’s are overtightened and painful too and they are made to run far too hard, more than would be needed in the wild...before they are returned to their stable, stiff and sore and away from their kind. If you could see an ex racer you would understand how badly this can affect them. And before you say that they like it because they continue to run after the jockey has been unseated, it is because they want to remain with the herd. The racing industry is incredible cruel to their animals, all for commendations and a title. We can ask something from horses in return for the food and shelter we provide them, but within the boundaries of what is physically possible and tolerable for the poor animals.

Tricia Todd

even worse, when your horse stops dead at last fence, and you go .... Alley Oops!! A new Long Jump world record.

There was a guy in my local Ladbrokes yesterday crying and screaming that his jockey jumped from the horse on purpose to lose the race PMSL 😂😂😂😂 Now I'm no expert I like field sports but surely if you wanted to throw a race there's better ways than jumping from a stallion at what 40 miles an hour???? And while in front of a whole pack of very heavy, charging animals lol. Its potential suicide 😂😂😂😂😂

Amberlie Marie it doesn’t make a difference how good they are trained if they are run to hard, to often and to young. Growth plates in the LEGS ALONE can take up to 5 years to mature depending on the individual. Racehorses are treated as disposable commodities. Over 10,000 die every year. That doesn’t include the foals clubbed to death from “nurse mares “ so they can care for thoroughbred foals while their dam races. “While the Thoroughbred foal is coddled and valued as a potential race horse, the nurse mare foals are merely the by-products of the industry. A fortunate few may be rescued by horse advocacy groups but the greater part are killed by clubbing or other means “ horsefund.org. please do your research.

"They train them right,..." LOL, that's cute. A few of them get trained right, true enough, but a lot of them get saddle broken, gate trained just well enough to satisfy the stewards, and with enough exercise to keep them from going totally bonkers in their stalls for the other 23 hours a day, and just all of them are pushed far too much, and far too soon in life. Catastrophic failure of immature bones is completely on the hands of the incompetent trainers and jockeys they are unfortunate enough to be placed with. These are two year olds, for the most part, and a horse doesn't even reach maximum bone density until they're 7 years old! Just because they're big doesn't mean they are ready to be ridden, and especially pushed to these limits.