Makes you suck in .your tummy ,+ jump with the horse😂

*raring (not "rearing") 😄👍

@@stephaniefogelvik4756 Sorry! English is not my first language. It is actually my third. Thank you for the correction.

​@@migrabar79people, stop with the grammar corrections! With the world saying, "me and so and so", are doing whatever, this was NOTHING! I have trouble speaking 1 language!!!!

​@@stephaniefogelvik4756it actually is rearing...

What the f... Is a Kilometer 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

​@@nadinew.2616I live in Canada, where we've been on metric like the rest of the world for many decades, but I don't know either. It's roughly half a mile. But when you go almost up until 20 years old with 1 system, you always think in that way.

​@@nadinew.2616 0.62 miles

@@nadinew.2616. It’s .6 of a mile.

I was gonna say pretty much the same. The Announcer was great!

Real!! I'm helping train a 5yo cob who LOVES cantering and jumping. And I mean, he LOVES it. He literally cannot stand still when he starts jumping, constantly wanting to get back in line for a jump, but he hasn't jumped as high as the other horses yet so he's gotta wait til they get put down again. Rode him today and was just planning to walk around the arena and maybe a trot. Boy did he have other ideas.. cantered, ears forward the whole time, did a little neigh went I stopped him and SMILED after 😂🫶 Teaching him slow is definitely taking slower than I thought it would lol, but I definitely agree with your statement

Awww so cool!!​@Sunnys..grxvve

Exactly! There’s nothing like that feeling !!

@@Sunnys..grxvvehow exciting 💝😍 I’ve started carefully from the start at 3 yr old thoroughbred’s … my heart ❤ is with the Thoroughbred.. my soulmate horse lived to 34 years ! He was the love of my life! I have two walls of our ribbons and medals .. he LOVED being the center of attention in the dressage ring - and loved charming the Judges! In his younger days we competed in jumping and cross - country - and OMG. .. it was difficult to check him coming up to fences !! I attribute all of the medals and ribbons to him - he was like hot butter on bread. I trained under Walter Zettl ~ his voice is still in my head when I ride ( we wore headphones ) … “ and sllllllllooooooow… “ i miss them both . He loved my boy Duke~ you would never dare come to a lesson without gleaming polished boots ~ always filled with gratitude as I came down center line to salute him ❤

@@gaylelizabeth awh that sounds so lovely!

Beautiful expression 🐲 of dragon 🐉 🐎 🐴

Some folks might not know that some fox hunters, steeplechasers and show jumpers are former race horses. Some were too old to race anymore or too slow to race. That horse was a dragon! How exciting!

That’s what I was thinking. That is a beautiful specimen. ❤

He seems like a super energetic horse to me. Rarin' to go, and jump!

Des fois il faut mieux se taire que de dire de tel bêtises

Theyre a good match. I had a show jumper who was 1st a champion racehorse. His speed didnt cause him to flatten out over jumps as you'd expect. As long as jumps were high, he would check himself a split second before taking off over the jump, yet he had no respect for smaller jumps. Once he had his head, he was impossible to pull back. If I pointed him in the right direction & sat quietly he'd get over the large jumps smoothly himself & fast; but if I fought to slow him down or even tried half-halting he'd get furious & distracted & start knocking poles down. The usual rules for riding a large show jumping course didnt seem to apply to him. Unleashed & flying describes it.

Or it was uncomfortable at the head hold

@@EllesGhost13 Minor OBVIOUS details. What a miserable life you must have, can't let your imagination go for even an instant. Poor you.

​@EllesGhost13 no, she was having to slow him down a bit. He was protesting, yes, he was wanting to go for broke but that's dangerous to horse and rider. She kept him collected so that he could maintain proper form - no different than any elite athlete.

@@suep9445 ok, usually head shaking is cause of discomfort

@@EllesGhost13 Everything about this is uncomfortable for the horse. Nothing was designed to be comfortable for the horse, only the rider. It's abuse at it's finest.

Vous avez raison les chevaux méritent d'être traités avec respect

Soooooo much power!! What an amazing rider!!

With appalling hands.

And you can even see where she was holding him back a lot!

@@Drewww9 I'd like to have a look in that horse's mouth afterwards

​@@HollyJordan15her hands did everything they needed to do and nothing else

Yep that's it exactly❤🎉

And with them jumping like that with someone on theirs back like that is amazing!

​@@michaelsanders5578And unnatural. Very sad this gets hyped like this.

Same here! Have watched it several times now, gets better each time!

So you don't see a distressed horse with a bit thats bothering like I do? This horse is just trying to get over with it, since this shit is probably drilled in the horse during training. The rider may actually like this, but the horse probably just wants to be with the herd grazing in peace.

"In peace" right lol you don't know shit about wild horses ​@@suurjef5961

Yaaaaas!!

So true I rlly wanna see how much pats, and hugs her horse would get 💜 also how does this have no replies

This comment didn't age well

Why? What happened?

@@kingaborowska4113 her horse just did an incredible job and they won

@@kingaborowska4113 she beat her horse.

I took a 1 semester long equestrian physical education college course, (in 1977 😂), & went on maybe half a dozen trail rides, on rental horses in various conditions, in my teens & twenties, & even i can appreciate the skill of both athletes, the strength of their bond & what it took to get there This looked like perfection to me.

That’s like my horse when she was younger and competed Grand Prix level

😊❤​@@akl.equestrian_

You know that when you truly LOVE your job, it's as if you don't work a day in your life! CHOOSE the RIGHT LIFE'S WORK! 🌿 🌏🙏💙 🙌 ❤ 🙌 💙🙏🌏 🌿

Die Bstände zwischen den Sprungelementen sind viel zu kurz !!!🙄🤨😬 Das arme Pferd kann noch so gut sein. Irgendwann sind die Sprunggelenke kaputt !!! Solche Vetanstaltungen hasse ich, weil sie den Pferden schaden!!! Aber Hauptsache der Mensch hat sein Vergnügen....🤨🤨🫣🤮

Horses have no choice. They love their jobs in the equine industry? Your comment is insane.

​@@kyliejones8827 Many of them very much do love their jobs and are very excited to do them

He does seem to have a nice conformation....I wonder how many hands the dragon is....

it could, but could not breath after, or ever agian

​@@Silvia_eqits a way of saying it. ☠️☠️

@@Silvia_eq actually some can... I watched a horse jump from standing still in the stable and jump 1m50 over the stable door

@@MoniekRedhead That's crazy! I didn't know that was possible! (:

@@Silvia_eq same until I saw it.

You have spoken to the horse that it likes the job?

@@user-iy8lt2ob5y this horse isn't showing sign of pain so i guess it must love what it does

En fait il adore ça. C'est sa cavalière qui le dit.

Unfreiwillig

You’re a good commentator as well

Sanne Thijessen on Con Quidam!

Agree!!

That outstanding Horse might come from Wales

I'm putting the commentators narrative about "unleashing the dragon" as my ringtone 😄

Why are you throwing a tantrum? I didn't see any comments other than praise and admiration

@@JustMyOpinion1010 a lot of people commented “abusive” or “she’s ripping his face off”

Beautiful horse, controlled jumps. My only issue is some bits are on sensitive areas of mouth-that's why people think it's cruel.

Made watching this amazing video even more enjoyable.🎉

yes we would even say that it is pleasure

Pretty sure he's doing it for himself, but yeah.

It's not like he has a choice with his abuser on his back.

@@PhoenIXPhantasies So let me get this straight. You think a 1000-pound creature with a mouth big enough to bite your face off and 4 big, sharp rocks for feet, rimmed with iron shoes ..... has no choice but to take "abuse"?

@@audreymuzingo933 Look at the amount of slaves one person kept. With enough brainwashing and force you can control anything. Look at the elephants being abused and kept in uncivilized countries. I bet you could think of some examples if you weren't so bias.

​@@PhoenIXPhantasiesbro it's sad to see you commenting on like every comment, unless you own a horse, not assuming you don't, how do you know for sure. go find a peta page to play in because you're honestly in my opinion, annoying.

,...quickly followed by the commentator!

Y'know what....? I think you're right. 😊

Wdym first time, is this sarcasm?

​@@harinu9339Is your comment? WTF do you trolls feel the need to insult everyone?

@@cattymajiv Insult who, where? What are you on exactly? I’m asking if it is sarcasm because show jumping is almost all the time horse pushing + rider pulling. No but seriously are you okay? Is your therapist okay?

High drive horse that loves to jump. Like a high drive Belgian Malinois that loves to bite decoys. They guidance to succeed

First time? You have no idea about horses right

I’m so

Poetry in motion Beautiful way to put it!

Why are you sure that it's a male???

@@Methilde I do not know for sure but usually a stallion or gelding are used in jump. It’s just a common term used for an unknown male or female of a species. Just like cats and boats are referred to as female. Not a big deal

@@lisazappala4381 plenty of mares are ridden in these competitions, as well, though? I get the second part of your comment but it doesn't appear to me that it's 'usually' just male horses used in contests.

and she did -- whoa!

He or her maybe

Same! and cried lol

What a sad human on the horse's back.

​@PhoenIXPhantasies what a sad human in the comments 😔

That Horse was the Winner! Not her!

OH! Love to see the video of the horse running that course by itself then with no rider! Then you would be spot on! @@lindseylaney9475

Thank you! I've been searching the comments to find out who the rider and horse are.

​@@michelesatanove5781sanne thijsen is a great dutch rider. She's really incredible👍🎄

Are they better than the irish sport horses? I saw a few months ago bisshops quarter, ISH, jumping over 2,25m. Sanne is really good👍🎄

Thanks so much for the info on horse and rider!