01/03/2026
Found these pictures of Irish Sports Horse Lu from last summer 🥰💙
23/02/2026
Surely this has to be a joke
07/01/2026
If your horse is pinning their ears when you saddle and instead of taking that as information you mock it, that is exactly what is wrong with the horse world.
That is not a funny moment.
That is not a “red mare.”
That is communication.
I am exhausted by videos of horses showing clear signs of discomfort or distress while humans laugh, tease, or dismiss it as personality. Even worse are the people openly admitting they post these clips because it makes them more money. Because it is controversial. Because it drives engagement.
When profit matters more than listening, welfare stops being the priority. And when money is prioritized, empathy erodes and welfare becomes negotiable.
A horse pinning their ears while being saddled is telling you something is wrong. Pain, fear, or anticipation of discomfort. The correct response is curiosity and concern, not ridicule.
Listening is the bare minimum of welfare. Mocking is a failure to meet the bare minimum.
