Oh...dear.

When cutting goes wrong, wrong, wrong.

The horse and cowboy were both so busy watching the cow they were trying to cut...

Whoah...

...doesn't actually work so well when you scream it.

Oh dear...

That did not go well. Poor kid. I think the pony was laughing, though...

Oh dear...

...slight issue during a Medieval Times horse show.

Apparently they do the same show over and over. I think that guy got bored.

Lost stirrup...

I feel her pain - this has happened to me before, albeit not jumping.

Beautiful A-rabs...

...oops.

(Also a very different style of showing than we generally see in the west, with the horses on a longer lead).

And, unlike when you see this in the west, everyone in the ring waits for the horse to stop before trying to catch him, and just gets out of his way.

Oops...

...that bit of equipment was rather necessary.

Oops...

...that's not part of the course.

Oops!

This obstacle was not part of the course.

...wow.

Oops.

Funny how the commentator somehow didn't notice the little problem in the home stretch here.

But I can jump, mom?

Classic dressage oops.

Always...

...good to see people who can snark at themselves.

Oh dear.

Somebody's having nothing of her dressage test, it seems. Nope. Not going to do it. Not going to.

Oops...

Somebody may be in mild disgrace here.

Truth In...

...video, not.

Watch carefully.

Looks like fantastic bridleless riding (except for being too big for the pony), but if you keep watching, the photoshopped out reins make their reappearance on more than one occasion...

Oh, Dear...

...zooom.

Yeah, this has happened to me.

Oops...

Classic dressage fail. Silly Appy.

Oh wait, no, he's a POA. Even worse ;).

Oops...

Driving a six horse hitch is probably not easy - I've never tried it, but that's a lot of horsepower right there. Here are some beautifully presented horses.

...not sure what exactly happened at 3:51, but it looked like a harness tangle caused by a spook.

Handled very well.

(Yes, that guy is sitting on the horse's head. This looks horrible, but is a legitimate way to safely prevent the animal from attempting to rise while still tangled).

This Horse Is Spooking...

...in time to somebody else's music.

Moral: Make sure your barn has a stereo...

Crashing the party

Apparently this longear wanted to try dressage!

His cowboy is not amused.