Hold on, this could be a rough ride.
Roped, tied up, thrown down (some like to call it laying them down… but) mounted and ridden hard. Some call this colt starting, but if it was a woman instead of a horse, we’d want the perpetrator in prison.

Now, I don’t have anything against laying a horse down. But, not in a manner when the horse doesn’t have anything to say about it, such as pulling their legs out from under them with ropes. Seems quite a few trainers out there think it’s a short cut to making the horse submit. And truth be told, it is. But, the results are just as bad as they would be for a person treated the same way as to how that horse feels about the person that did it to them. Fear. There is no trust from a safety point of view, but they do trust that they’ll be put in that position again if…

It’s always said that this crime is a crime of violence. What do you have to say? Where understanding and communication end, violence begins. And, “Frustration begins when knowledge ends.”

J.K. Rowling, “It is our choices that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities”.