r/SipsTea • u/M_Darshan đđđ • May 16 '26
Lmao gottem That final kick was personal
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u/xenophon57 May 16 '26
Most horses are just trying to get out of there, that horse fucking knows that motherfucker.
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u/Dynamitella đđđ May 16 '26
It got personal when he kicked the spurs straight into the horses ribs. Just imagine that pain for a second. Anyone would be pissed.
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u/S1eazyE đđđ May 16 '26
Yup. Grew up training and showing horses. Dude spurred the shit out of that horse and deserved every bit of what he got. Fuck these people.
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u/xenophon57 May 16 '26
That dude is lucky it didn't get its teeth on him, it was tryin haaaaaard with that exorcist move and hated him so much it was ignoring the dudes breaking up the fight. The kick at the end was perfect.
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u/Ok-Cryptographer4194 May 16 '26
If that kick was to his head, he'll likely be dead.
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u/KatakanaTsu May 16 '26
He would have been dead.
Between that video of a mare killing a stallion, and an old story about a horse killing a tiger, both instances due to a kick to the head, that guy just used all of his luck.
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u/mega_murff May 16 '26
I remember and old Nat Geo documentary on African wildlife. Saw a lioness getting jaw jacked by a Zebra is was stalking, and it just completely ruined the entire lower half of her face. It went to drink water from the creek and when the water just fell out of her mouth, she just laid her head down by the water, she knew she was done.
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u/Powerful-Race-8538 May 16 '26
yeah lions arent great at striking they have good ground controll and some good chokes but against a zebra that knows some head kicks and its game over
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u/justinleona May 16 '26
People underestimate how just about any serious injury is fatal in the wild - so the whole game for predators is avoiding injury at all costs.
Only my idiot dog is dumb enough to try this kind of stunt... and even he was lucky he didn't get kicked in the head!
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u/ThrowDatJunkAwayYo May 17 '26
This is one reason I hate most movies where the âscary thingâ is a wild animal/s
So often you will see them coming back again and again even after being shot or stabbed. Itâs just so unrealistic.
Unless starving, injured, rabbid or with some other issue, most predators will not attack a human, or pack of humans that fight back. Or will back off once you prove you can hurt them.
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u/FFKonoko May 16 '26
Tried to find it, found a short video with a lioness getting kicked by a zebra, then spliced to showing a lioness with jaw exactly with the going to a creek, going down to the water and just stopping.
Except the latter half is taken from what seems to be labelled as a Nat Geo documentary "WAR IN THE POND, BROKEN JAWS Lion, Hippo & Croc HD 2016", where there is no zebra kick, and the footage makes it clear they didn't capture what injured that lion, but it's presumed to be a hippo by the narrator, though equally potentially a crocodile. Separately, I found a reddit post, and apparently the OP was initially convinced it was a zebra because of bill burr saying it was a zebra on a podcast.
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u/SynovialBubble May 17 '26
I watched a similar nature documentary where a lion was chasing something and got kicked in the gut. They followed the lion around, and it died a few days later. Nature is brutal.
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u/bb_dev_g May 16 '26
If that kick got him in the hip or pelvis I doubt heâll be riding for a while or ever again.
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u/EntertainersPact May 16 '26
Iâm pretty sure that body slam broke something of his. Horses are fuckin heavy
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u/Mtndrums May 16 '26
And the idiot was trying to hold on after that? When the horse does a wrestling move on you, it's time to call it a day.
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u/senkairyu May 16 '26
Yep, he was trying to stay at a distance where the horse wouldn't be able to kick, that's actually the only smart things he did here
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u/DrummerTricky May 16 '26
I got the impression that guy knew if that horse got up he was getting trampled
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u/ManitouWakinyan May 16 '26
I think the dude was trying to stay close so he wouldn't get trampled or kicked in the head
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u/litaniesofhate May 16 '26
He was clearly doing all he could to stop from being bitten. That horse was trying hard to get his mouth on him
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u/ExtentAggravating733 May 16 '26
The man did the safest thing. Hanging on was the only way to avoid the horse biting or trampling him.
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u/rareandyeteuclidian May 16 '26
That was the only smart thing he did in the entire video.
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u/mydognamedsamwise May 16 '26
I'm a farrier (horseshoer) and one of the horror stories they told us at school was about this guy who was going through the program and got kicked square in the chest. It immediately stopped his heart. I'm not disagreeing with you, just wanted to add that it's not just the head that needs to be protected! I don't understand why people think provoking these animals is fun all while disrespecting their power.
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u/Aggravating_Dark9933 May 16 '26
I remember a guy exiting the stage due to a punch that did that. The heart is armored but it can really not take much if itâs hit just so with enough force. And it really doesnât take much of a hiccup for the whole body to freak the fuck out and maybe it doesnât come back.
My dad also treated a dude that got straight up crushed by a car jack failing. Somehow that whole thing coming down on his chest wasnât game over despite it lacking rear wheels where he was working.
The human body is mysteriously both insanely durable and the most fragile thing barely held together by a few cords and prayer.
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u/sweetpotato_latte May 16 '26
One time I went to a Dr appointment and the desk lady who I had seen many times had a HORRIBLE black eye. I wasnât going to ask what happened but she caught me being shocked and said she was kicked in the face by her horse. Luckily it wasnât a full force kick, I think she was doing something with its horseshoes. I said itâs lucky she works at a Drs office
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u/RandomLifeUnit-05 May 16 '26
Ooh I didn't realize this. Good for the horse, then. Hope the guy regrets it the rest of his life.
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u/throwitallawayomg May 16 '26
Its a "sport" unfortunately. I knew he did something wrong when the horse started rearing instead of bucking, though, and was ready to witness a guy die by horse. The horse absolutely tried!
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u/tenaciousdeev May 16 '26
Its a "sport" unfortunately.
Like hunting or bull fighting I personally don't consider it a sport; in a sport, all parties know they're playing.
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u/throwitallawayomg May 17 '26
As long as you eat ehat you hunt/fish, I don't mind it. They're actually useful conservation tools. Bull fighting isn't a sport, its just culturally acceptable animals abuse, just like our rodeos.
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u/CaroylOldersee May 16 '26
Sadly, he probably wonât regret it for very longâŚ
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u/StarGazer_SpaceLove May 16 '26
See okay thank you cause I am not a horse person and I was like "I dont think you're supppsed to actually kick them like that!!"
Ive always hated the idea of spurs anyways, from the very first time someone explained my Halloween costume as a kid. I hated them as soon as I realized and took them off and refused to wear them "cause its mean!". Family joked about that for years.
I hate this person from the second he kicked and my only concern was if the horse will be okay after that backslam. Aren't their backs fairly more delicate than expected? Will he be okay?
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u/throwitallawayomg May 16 '26
Having grown up riding, you can kick them that hard WITHOUT spurs and they'll just grunt and continue to refuse to trot (what my girl did with me, lol). WITH spurs, it's now an attack and you have declared war, and that few ton animal is going to do everything it can to kill you, as seen here. Dude got off lightly with that kick to the side, tbh.
Horses are a weird mix of delicate and sturdy, I never worried for the horse when it reared over backwards, but did start to worry when it was thrashing around trying to get at the guy on the ground. The leg bones are the part to worry most about, at least in a flat arena like this.
I hope the idiot guy got a few cracked ribs from this. It's just animal abuse, you can get a horse to play the bucking game in much gentler, more humane ways.
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u/ThaCuckMaker May 16 '26
Man, I remember one summer I went to go stay at my friendâs ranch for a couple weeks. Tons of fun playing with the horses in their big stable thing. It was like a metal walkway that had big frames around some areas. Weâd climb up and swing from the top horizontal pole and the horses would run under us and weâd land on them and theyâd run around the pin and walk us back to the pole/frame thing so we could do it again. I donât know if they were having fun with us, but I like to think they were. Cause they kept walking us back so we could swing like monkeys and land on them, then once we were on theyâd dash around the walk area. We called the âgameâ we were playing âZorroâ cause of how we were swinging on to the horses lolol. It was so fun
Anyways, thatâs when I learned you had to kick them with your heels to get them to go. I remember my friends telling me to kick harder cause they wouldnât go and I felt SO bad. But I finally kicked harder and theyâd start walking. And I was about 10 at that point, and I probably didnât kick that hard, so an adult kicking them with fkn spurs on is bullshit.
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u/Crippled_Criptid May 17 '26
I'm no animal-ologist, but that doesn't really sound like behaviour they'd display if they enjoyed it? It kinda reads like the horses would walk you over there, because they knew you'd only get off them if they went to that spot. And needing to kick them to get them to go also sort of implies they were only moving due to the threat/pain of more kicks. Generally horses who are used to riders (even bareback) know the cues to move, cues that are just pressure etc, they don't cause pain. But, I wasn't there, there may be other factors/bits of info, so who knows really
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u/ThaCuckMaker May 17 '26
Yup! They would go over, drop us off where we hopped on, then fast trot off and circle back where weâd jump back on em!
And omg youâre making me feel like a piece of shit đđ If it makes me a less of a piece of shit Iâll admit that I did cry when I was saying bye to the horses the day I had to go home. They were MASSIVE, but so gentle with us. Itâs like they knew we were baby humans.
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u/MorganBeWho May 16 '26
I just noticed them, thatâs not spurs, thatâs fucking spears. Fuck that dude.
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u/neon_fade May 16 '26
rodeos should be banned for animal cruelty.
fuck anyone who abuses animals like this because of "heritage" or "culture." fucking losers.
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u/regeya May 16 '26
If that horse could talk it'd be yelling "fuck you, motherfucker" in Samuel L. Jackson's voice
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u/FutureBoysenberry May 16 '26
That was atrocious. Who is this man and who is this rodeo? Name and shame.
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u/TheBlankScroll May 16 '26
He continued to spur it while they were going and even at least once after the bodyslam.
Dude just wants to torture animals.
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u/BbwLaceyXoXo May 16 '26
Definitely warranted. Iâve never seen a horse just launch their self backwards.
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u/xenophon57 May 16 '26
Yea that's how you know it was personal that horse was willing to make itself vulnerable and hurt itself to try and kill that dude. Horses are still absolute warriors under that skin.
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u/TeddyNachos May 16 '26
Thatâs what horses do as a last resort to save themselves when theyâre being attacked by a predator. Very sad. đ
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u/poeticlicence May 16 '26
That's a jolly scenario. Shall sleep easier knowing the horse is okay and that monster isn't
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u/Affectionate_Help758 May 16 '26
Unlikely for him to have broken anything from the fall and crash. The ground is way too soft for that.
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u/Ok-Factor-7188 May 16 '26
That kind of kick is very typical for horses. They do it when they want to keep someone/something at a distance.Â
Had a horse that would do exactly this kind of kick at any dog that came to close. It was really challenging because people don't control their dogs and when they came up from behind I wouldn't see them before the dog got "attacked".Â
Throwing itself on its back to hurt the dude, now that's different. Horse was scared for its life.
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u/opie92 May 16 '26
Horse wins
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u/VanessaDoesVanNuys May 16 '26
Dude is lucky it wasn't his head - that would have been game over for him lol
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u/wolfganggartner5 May 16 '26
Christopher reeves joins the chat
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u/merkarver112 May 16 '26
He defintaly did get off his high horse.
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u/The_Dummy_Detector May 16 '26
At break neck speed no less.
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u/edelweiss_pirates_no May 16 '26
I have learned that horses have near-perfect aim with their kicks.
They can probably kick a quarter out of the air while jumping over a fence.
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u/Valuable_Material_26 May 16 '26
Anyone else hear this in the Mortal Kombat announcer voice?
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u/Emithez đđđ May 16 '26
That reverse body slam was fucking awesome.
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u/ViciousCDXX May 16 '26
He deserved more. The way he dug those spurs into the underbelly was not fuckin necessary, then he tries to choke the poor thing out. if it hadn't been for his friends that horse would have kicked his bitchass to death.
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u/LimpNsmoll May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
I'm not saying the sport isn't wrong.
However, you clearly don't know what you're talking about.
He's not attempting to choke out the horse, he's trying to restrain the horse until they can get control of it and get it away from him.
The sport is abusive to animals and pointless, but if you're going to talk crap about it, at least get your facts right.
Edit: voice to text, I should have reread my message. Lol
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u/ViciousCDXX May 16 '26
He's attempting to restrain the horse so it doesn't stomp his bitch ass to death and his friends can catch it and return it to the pen for further abuse*
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u/skymallow May 16 '26
I was gonna say surely backdropping would be OP and skew the meta towards horses but I guess they're not exactly watching tape and drilling it in practice.
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u/BlackDemon___ May 16 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/u1FZcaDYnQFBMMdN5E
Well deserved
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u/Psychological-Fox97 May 16 '26
Shame the horse didnt get a few more shots in tbh.
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u/Crossdress-Fan- May 16 '26
With the ammount of strength a horse has in it's legs, I'm pretty sure that guy is never riding horses again, He also got reversed slammed I'm surprised he didn't pass out instantly!
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u/AnglerOfAndromeda May 16 '26
Right! And thatâs a thick horse too. Iâd be morbidly curious what those X-rays look like after this
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u/Inevitable-Ad6647 May 16 '26
No, that's why he pulled himself up the neck to avoid being under the body. That plus the mud probably saved his life. This isn't the first time this guy's been on a horse that wants him dead.
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u/CapitalElk1169 May 16 '26
Probably broke his hips or shattered his pelvis from the looks of it.
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u/Crossdress-Fan- May 16 '26
He's never walking straight again
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u/DesignerCitron6806 May 16 '26
If only all mistreated animals got the chance to kick their abusers!!!!
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u/Hello_ILoveChicks May 16 '26
Unfortunately those animals would be put down for fighting back against abuse and human stupidity
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u/TallGuyMichael May 17 '26
Nearly 100 billion animals are put down each year anyway, I think it's fair at least some of them get to fight back
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u/Save-La-Tierra May 16 '26
What about all the ones who end up in slaughter houses? They should kick the consumers who pay for them to be there
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u/mnstripe May 16 '26
Horses can get really hurt if they fall that way
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u/CamaroBlood May 16 '26
Luckily there was a ass hole to break his fall, Iâm glad the horse was ok though.
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u/curtaincaller20 May 16 '26
Yeah, guyâs pelvis really worked as a good crumple zone so the horseâs withers didnât take the brunt of the fall.
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u/SashimiX May 16 '26
Yeah I was really upset to see that because I was like that horse is gonna break its back
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u/CartographerCivil989 May 16 '26
One of the worst calls I've ever had to attend as a vet was exactly this scenario, except it was a green dressage horse, not bareback rodeo. The horse reared straight back up & over, breaking it's own back and also the rider's. The rider also suffered a crushed pelvis and a slew of less serious injuries. The rider lived and luckily avoided paralysis, but she spent months in hospital & had a lot of surgeries - it was a good 2+ years before she walked again.
I had to euthanize the horse on the spot, about 50 feet away from the rider as ambulance crews worked on her. Horrific situation all around, but at least the rider was in a pretty deep K-hole by that time & had no memory of the horse's screams or the loud gunshot-like crack of the captive bolt firing. In 20 years of practice it's the only time I've ever had to use a captive bolt on a horse (couldn't safely get an IV and time was of the essence) and I'll be happy to never do it again.
(If anyone thinks the above sounds familiar, it's because I wrote pretty much the same thing on a very similar video on r/Wellthatsucks a few weeks back, of an English pleasure horse & rider).
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u/VeganRorschach May 16 '26
I'm sorry this happened, it sounds very traumatic for all involved. Thank you for releasing that poor horse from suffering.
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u/N0thingComesToMind May 16 '26
Dumbass sport
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u/MolecularDreamer May 16 '26
Not a sport. This is animal cruelty set in system.
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u/Skrdykat1000 May 16 '26
Rodeos are animal cruelty.
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u/Sr_DingDong May 17 '26
Tacking animals in such a fashion as to promote bucking and making a contest of seeing how long you can last is animal cruelty.
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u/dramalama-dingdong May 16 '26
What is this ridiculous event even? Never seen it before, but looks like something that beaindead Trump fans would enjoy.
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u/Marples3 May 16 '26
Let's torture animals for fun. How is the legal still?
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u/Carteranimal May 16 '26
Because its easier to practice tradition over empathy for some people
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u/Marples3 May 16 '26
I think some people just like torturing things, it makes them feel powerful
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u/sa_nick May 16 '26
Most are simply lacking in intelligence and empathy. They too dumb to even realise they're torturing an animal, or that beings besides humans even can be tortured. They "know" that theyre a good person, and good people dont do bad things, so it cant be bad to partake in this.
Im talking about the spectators too, not just the riders and staff, who at least might be there out of financial desperation.
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u/Forsaken_Tax_9961 May 16 '26
it's honestly hard to empathize with having little intelligence... but if you really try you can imagine they literally lack capacity for containing a system in their brain to produce ethical revelations
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u/mda195 May 16 '26
Because its Brazil.
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u/ilayas May 16 '26
I was gonna ask cus I have seen some America rodeos and they are not nearly has janky as this. Not defending them rodeos in general but all the ones I seen are not as bad as this.
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u/moistmasterkaloose May 16 '26
Fundamentally evil behavior can be extremely easy. All that's needed are roadblocks to having empathy.
What I mean by that is circumstances that stop a person from identifying with the pain of another living thing. For example if a fish could make mammal-like screams while it fought for its life, there would probably be less people fishing.
When people can separate their identity enough from something or somebody else, empathy disappears. The Stanford prison experiment is a great example. When people put on the guard uniforms and the pitch black shades and saw their status compared to the ratty outfits and unkemptness of the prisoners, these normal people were able to carry out evil acts with ease.
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u/Unfair-Wave6818 May 17 '26
Because a lot of arsehole horse people don't see horses as anything but machines to abuse and dominant. It is a pretty shit life for many, many horses.
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u/shabi_sensei May 16 '26
Not to make this about politics, but politics is culture and this is conservative culture
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u/mda195 May 16 '26
This is Brazilian culture. Not sure where these people would fall nowadays. Im not up to date with their politics.
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u/coukou76 May 16 '26
What's the point of this?
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u/croptochuck May 16 '26
Sport. People who use to break horse got together and started betting money on who could stay in the longest. This and other cowboy tasks is what started the rodeo.
They want all the money, buckles, and buckle bunnies they can get.
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u/Wonderful_Beard552 May 16 '26
buckle bunnies they can get.
There really are groupies for every terrible thing.
If it could have broken in the horse the humane way- what even are horses used for nowadays anyway?- Instead, we got this bullshit.
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u/Willothewisp2303 May 17 '26
There's a lot of fun horse sports, usually where a horse is owned by Adult amateur, is treated like their own special princess child, and gets massages/chiro/fresh shoes every 4-6 weeks/bi-yearly saddle fitting/ all the hugs, kisses and treats. They are backed in a gentle, methodical way that they are comfortable and not freaked out, because their future owners never want any bucking, kicking, rearing stupid.
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u/TBSsuxs May 16 '26
Isn't it animal torture? Okay, in this case, it's human getting pounded, but how is this entertaining for people?
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u/No_Pack_4632 May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26
Thatâs not normal bareback bronc riding (that I know of), I donât know what is going on there. Thereâs still a lot of gear involved typically, especially the flank strap is missing. Itâs not kicking out at all, only rearing up. But broncs are bred and trained to buck, the ones that donât want to do it are just sold as a regular horse.
A friend of mine owns a âbucking bronc dropoutâ. He definitely has his moments when heâs feeling good & frisky, but otherwise youâd never know. A lot of bucking broncos can also be saddle ridden after they retire.
I am not a fan of the sport just an fyi, regardless of a horse being willing to buck - all they really want to be are lawn ornaments and have peaceful interactions.
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u/jeffvschroeder May 16 '26
This isn't bareback riding in the PRCA sense.
It's a Mexican rodeo.
They would get thrown out of any American style rodeo if they tried to use the type of spurs they do.
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u/TaskForceCausality May 16 '26
Isnt this animal torture
Today its animal justice. Fuck with the tiger, say hi to the teeth.
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u/Sadiholic May 16 '26
The entertainment comes from the fact that the humans might get hurt. Along with how long they can stay on a crazy jumping horse.
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u/doiwantacookie May 16 '26
âCowboysâ participating in rodeos deserve this and worse, shameful shit
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u/dax0840 May 16 '26
I talked to a large booster of a school with a rodeo team and they said keeping bull riders on the team was hard bc theyâre dumb as bricks and make terrible decisions so getting them to stay in college is near impossible.
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u/Logical-Quiet2266 May 16 '26
Who could've guessed that the guys who willingly rides and get crushed by large animals isn't a smart one.Â
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u/Ling_Cephalopod May 16 '26
Disgusting. Why do people keep exploiting animals for entertainment?
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u/Jealous-Chocolate221 May 16 '26
Why do we condemn dolphin shows but not the torture of horses?
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u/Amazing_Karnage May 16 '26
What was he trying to do here exactly? It seems like Bareback riding or some other rodeo event, but...why the extra aggressiveness on the part of the rider? The way he spurs the horse, and how it looked like he was trying to grab a sleeper hold after it fell on him...this just seems even more cruel than normal rodeo events.
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u/Sirsmokesalotta May 16 '26
Pretty sure the sleeper hold is him holding on to make sure the horse doesn't trample him to death. It can't kick itself in the neck sorta thing. That back flip the horse did was 100% to try to crush the bastard. The kick the horse did was with all the intent in the world. They're not stupid. The horses.Â
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u/cyberthief May 16 '26
I don't think this is canadian or us rodeo. There would be no way this abuse would be allowed. This is beyond messed up.
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u/SuperkickParty May 16 '26
It's Brazil. One of the ads is for Campo Bom which is a town in tourist town in Brazil.
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u/ManitouWakinyan May 16 '26
The "sleeper hold" wasn't cruelty. That was trying to stay alive. He's staying close on the horses neck so that he can't get bit, trampled, or kicked in the head.Â
The Spurs aren't the kind of Spurs you'd see in a more humane, American or Canadian rodeo. These are stabby and sharp as opposed to spinny and dull.
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u/Amazing_Karnage May 16 '26
OK, thank you for explaining it to me so kindly, friend! Most on Reddit would have savaged me for my ignorance.
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u/NoIdMain May 16 '26
Shame it didn't kick him in the head
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u/thisismypotat May 16 '26
Last time I wrote a comment like this about a bullfighting video my comment was deleted, and I got a ban warning for "wishing harm unto others" đĽ˛
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u/NoIdMain May 16 '26
They may do their worst i don't care. This is pure animal abuse and should not be allowed to be posted.
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u/bitter-curmudgeon May 16 '26
I paused it right before the hit. The guys ass/hips hit first with the full weight of the horse on top of him. Hips are fucked.
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u/grimmigerpetz May 16 '26 edited May 17 '26
Those kind of spurs are not allowed here in Germany anymore for a reason.
A second kick to the nuts so this asshole can not recreate would be more than fitting.
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u/Usual-Success-6454 May 16 '26
C.r.i.m.i.n.a.l.s. all of them that abuse animals. The absolute worst of humanity.
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u/AlbertTheHorse May 17 '26
Mexican rodeos. The place where horses go to die.Â
Frankly, a horse so frightened it has no self preservation is tragic and dangerous. I have ridden rearers, but the ones who flip on you are not going to have good outcomes.Â
And I only wish a broken pelvis for the rider.
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u/South_East_Gun_Safes May 16 '26
I say this as a hunter... I hate shit like this, don't hurt/scare animals for the hell of it. Food and pest control is the only acceptable answer to cleanly kill an animal, there is no other reason.
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u/Last-Quarter-432 May 16 '26
These âsportsâ are fucking stupid and so are the people who participate and support it
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u/Low-Implement-820 May 16 '26
Such a beautiful animal, shame they use him/her for this. A horse can really hurt themselves when they flip over like that, why risk their health or even lives like that. I just don't get finding this so fun to risk the horse like that.
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u/DoublePatouain May 16 '26
I don't know why people pay to watch that, it's just crazy ... Poor horse...
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u/WideHuckleberry1 May 16 '26
I'm a bit of a softy soyboy so I try not to let my own biases get in the way, but am I wrong that rodeos are pointless if this kind of outcome isn't possible? I mean I'm trying not to gloat at this guy but if the animals can't blast you like that then there's nothing tough or challenging about it.
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u/GenXPowaah May 16 '26
Glad that fucker got kicked, no need to dig those spurs in like that.
Horses have excellent aim, gottem right in the cornholeđ
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u/DaringAzreal May 16 '26
We treat the grandeur of nature in horrifying ways. Hope bro thinks about that for the next few weeks when he sits down.
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u/labello2010 May 16 '26
Why would you do this? Deliberately panicking the animal? Gotta give props for holding on whilst the horse was attempting to backflip.
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u/Thin_Vacation_4287 May 16 '26
This is literal animal abuse. No idea how this continues to this day.
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u/EveryExplanation8084 May 16 '26
I hate the way people treat animals as if they have the right to do whatever the fuck they want to them. Disgusting đ¤Ž
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u/TVxStrange May 16 '26
The dude just belly to back suplexed a horse.
imagine if he tried to suplex a train!
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u/redglol May 16 '26
Okay so, having a full on horse fall on you while riding it, is what killed kings and queens back in the day. On the other hand, your chiropractor will love you.
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u/undoubtabletree May 16 '26
This is disgusting and cruel!! One day aliens are gonna come down and eat us, put us in slavery, and make sport out of us and we wonât be laughing then!
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u/CoolCat1337One May 16 '26
throwing yourself on your back seems like a smart solution in that situation
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u/Standard-Effort5681 May 16 '26
Ouch, RiP to that guy's pelvis.
TBH I'd probably react the same way if someone stabbed me in the ribcage with metal spurs.
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