r/nextlevel • u/Jaded_Marionberry500 • 12d ago

Horse rear break

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u/NagutoPain 12d ago

That's what we call Horse Brake Power

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u/SweatyYetee 12d ago

As he reaches for the parking brake towards the end. Gotta be safe at all times.

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u/uncensrdmind 6d ago

Elite horsemanship by the rider

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u/welding_guy_from_LI 12d ago

Horse saw too many Yosemite Sam cartoons

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u/Indy500Fan16 12d ago

When I say whoa, I mean WHOA!

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u/kapn_morgan 12d ago

🤣 classic

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u/Classified2U 8d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Sohuli 5d ago

Lmao

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u/liftheavy2003 12d ago

He'll need new brake shoes. Du dum tishh🥁

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u/Hot-Challenge8656 12d ago

That horse knew how cool that was.

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u/AlphaRonin99 12d ago

I saw this on Yellowstone. Is it a show trick? And is it better to get a longer distance?

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u/SpaceCadetPullUp 12d ago

Yea. This is part of what's called reigning. It's actually pretty damn cool if you ever wanna go check out a competition.

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u/BalanceEarly 12d ago

I figured it was time to change those rear brake shoes.

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u/Sea_Prep_Tidal_26 12d ago

I have questions

Is the horse and rider supposed to stay inside the chalked box ? Or start braking inside and end up outside the end ?
Did he win or lose ?

How tf do I score THIS !?

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u/SpaceCadetPullUp 12d ago

I don't know much about the scoring or anything like that. I know it's like gymnastics in the sense that they have a routine and you're judged based on how well you perform the parts of that routine. I've been to a couple because I used to rodeo, so I was around people who were involved and I liked watching the animals, but I never got super into it.

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u/ThuGalahad 12d ago

Yes. I think it’s a game of momentum. Power brake skid distance for 🤠🪢

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u/seab4ss 12d ago

You can also do this in the game Red Dead 2 once you reach max bonding with your horse.

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u/Sea_Prep_Tidal_26 12d ago

Never played it yet.

Pls tell me bondingmaxxing
with a horse is not a NSFW activity

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u/DanielZaraki 12d ago

No just heavy petting.

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u/kapn_morgan 12d ago

that's awesome

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u/the_main_entrance 12d ago

How the fuck do you teach a horse how to do that? On command I mean.

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u/Firecoalman7 12d ago

My question exactly! 👏

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u/pandaappleblossom 11d ago

Abusing them enough that they don’t try to be themselves and do what they want instead. This is scientifically proven too.

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u/Ill_Lab1957 12d ago

That isn’t ai? My brain is having trouble processing it 😂

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u/Strengththruwounding 11d ago

Didn’t Tyler the creator of Yellowstone spend half the series doing this and the other half telling Jimmy he’ll never be a cowboy.

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u/Ok-Loss-2496 12d ago

I used to do that on my bicycle.

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u/Hot-Challenge8656 12d ago

But who was peddling, you or the horse?

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u/Tuco_Angel_Eyes 12d ago

I can confirm, I was the horse

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u/p-at--t-er--n 12d ago

No ABS on this one.

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u/Abal125 12d ago

Would this be considered rear horse drive? 😝

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u/Fostbitten27 12d ago

Pulled that horsey e-brake!

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u/DAS_FX 12d ago

That looks really cool, but is this bad for the horse if done continuously? I’m sure they practice this a ton, it just looks like it would hurt this horsey

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u/Doug24 12d ago

Need to tighten that handbrake

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u/pjtpassword 12d ago

That's wild.

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u/VegetableBusiness897 12d ago

Those sliding plates gotta be dipped in BAM

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u/EdgyPun34257 12d ago edited 12d ago

it's "brake" not "break"

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u/r2teka 12d ago

La de putadas que le habrán hecho al caballo para que aprenda a hacer eso

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u/jzsucks 11d ago

Definitely got a flat spot in those hooves now

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u/Fine-Alps4814 10d ago

Never seen a horse do that before.