@ronaldokreusch:

~Meimei :

poor horses, American spurs are terrible 😩😭

EZEKIEL GONE CRAZYYY 💚🧡 :

It doesn’t matter if it’s sharp or not, if you are jabbing a spur into a horse’s side, it is going to hurt them

Pernille🇳🇴 :

Only these (my opinion)

🤼‍♀️✝️Jess✝️🐴 :

Oh helllllll no I will never use those on my horse

Royal_KEG :

those are actually kinder then the english point spurs due to the pressure are is bigger🤷‍♀️

Lucky 🍃 :

ppl in the comments saying the spurs are abuse dont know how to use them correctly (excluding the one he threw away cuz that ones painful, even if used "correctly" most likely)

Pantera🌸 :

Why would u even use those for Horses💔 poor thing

⚜️ 𝐸𝓂𝒾𝓁𝒾𝒶❦ ⚜️ :

I love how he threw the sharp one away

Zojča💋 :

To je týrání koni 🤬🤬🤬🤬

deadwood :

Dressage rider here. I ONLY use rowel spurs (English and western) for this exact reason. More surface area, and they’re meant to ROLL not jab in the side. I hate blunt edge spurs.

️Jacob5.9/6.7 :

Amyyy💋🎱 :

Larger rollers = more surface area, more surface area = more evenly distributed pressure

hayden_da_pimp :

I will trust this man more then an English rider or barrel racer

Kawasaki kid 1 :

I use both

Marion :

A great video!

Estelle :

parallelepiped :

зачем эти штуки ?

Casey :

Spurs are a tool and as with any kind of tool if not used properly can cause damage/injury. Learn to use the tool and you and your horse will be just fine

𝓡𝓞𝓜𝓔𝓔♥️ :

Wood is different than an body from a horse🥀

Layla & Lucy :

What is the point of using them don’t only barrel racers use them ? 💔

Krianna :

Human skin and horse skin are very different. The more prongs the more pressure

Tane :

ntjm_1 :

spurs are not JABBED BUT PRESSED LIGHTLY TO GUIDE THE HORSE PEOPLE

Lex :

os comentários não fala Brasil man