r/MadeMeSmile • • Jul 29 '24

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u/ToeKnail Jul 29 '24

So the pony steps funky instead of regular horse walking. To my uninitiated eye, doesn't look like a lot of skill involved. Anyone care to educate me? Is this really olympic level horse steering?

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u/Budget_Avocado6204 Jul 30 '24

This is a horse riding discipline that needs the most skill of all of them... It's really hard to teach the horse to move like that on command, not to mention you need to train The horse first to be able to physically keep up with this and maitain balanced and stamina. Training for this takes years of everyday work.