Hello.. I have a big horse problem

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Posted : 3/8/2010 1:07:24 AM

1 When i ride with other peolpe she trying to kick and rear up when she get mad.And when i get on to her she get worse ..
2 When she loaded up and a nother horses and next to her she kick them and bits them. when we went on a tail ride. and i had a nother horse next to her and almost home she kicked him and he fall down . and she was still kicking him . I have worked with her I did 4 year of ground work with her. on parell and a little bit of other peolpe also. it seem like anything i do she just get even more and more mader than before and she take it out on everone and the horses. I don't know what to do anymore .
3 she does not stand still when she tired and throw a big fit about it and start kicking and everthing. it like she just get mad at everthing even when i groom her she try and kick me and bit me .. it like she just hate it

She is 4 years old i had her since she was a babie. and even when she was little she was like that but alot worse. I can't pay for a trainer so im having to do this all on my own. I have worked with alot of horses but she is the worse ever. I hope someone can help me Thanks

hunterseat

Posted : 3/8/2010 2:47:25 AM

Are you typing with an accent? [ ':)'

] Where do you live? USA?

I wonder if she has some "female" issues. Maybe she has some other health issues.

What kind of feeding program do you use?

wundahoss

Posted : 3/11/2010 4:57:30 AM

Hi,

Agree with hunterseat that physical issues could well be behind it. Sounds like she's not just an 'assertive' character but is being defensively aggressive about something.

After you've ruled out or treated any physical issues, I would find yourself a *good, considerate, respectful* trainer/instructor to work with you/her if possible. It sounds to me that you could do with some knowledgeable help. I know you said you can't afford it, but you may find a non-professional, or someone that you can exchange services with, instead of paying in the cold, hard variety.

If riding with other people, be sure to put a red ribbon on her tail/crupper, as a signal of a kicker(is that a universal sign??) and warn people to stay away.