WHY DO GREEN HORSES BUCK? BY John O'Leary Horseman ©2000 www.horseproblems.com.au

TOP 12 REASONS

• Girthyness not taken in account enough

• Because the horse did not respect the breaker or the owner

• Because "Green on Green don't go"

• Because the owner thought that riding on the arena was safer than on the trail

• Because of a lack of proper warm up in the saddling process

• Because the owner insisted upon mainly walking the horse rather trotting and cantering

• Because the horse never felt exhaustion during the breaking in process. (especially at the canter)

• Because the owner jammed the horse up during flatwork and didn't get it forward and free through the front end.

• Not enough variation in the work. (Too much flat work)

• A lack in observation of and empathy for the horse by the owner. (Veterinary reasons)

• Weak riding leading to a lack of respect.

• Because the horse wasn't broken in well enough

Horses that are not 'listened to' often ending up Screaming and that means their last resort, Bucking, Bolting or Rearing. So if you want to learn more about this and listen to 27 such Horses over 7 hours and 24 Minutes, check it out.

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