One of the most motivated jumpers I've ever ridden was a dressage horse who literally snapped the pole on two on his first jump. He never got to be the best jumper as his owner didn't like show jumping and from the outside he looked horrible, but when you got on him and FELT how much he wanted to do it you just knew that that horse had some real potential. Sometimes there are a lot of things you can't know about a horse until you're on them. I wish I could ride that horse again

I completely understand!!

I have a Horse to always after my mom rather gets off she said something because she knocked over the jump and she said he is an idiot she needs to pick up his feet

Yes you have to try many different jumps. Thank you!😤🤦

@Olivia Platania it’s really not that rare.

Thank you 🙌🏼♥️

kpop fan!!

@@thewasabithatmakesyoongicry Yes indeed

yes we love someone who rides and is a kpop fan at the same time

@@nien_jansen we do... When I'm at my manege; there is ALWAYS a kpop song stuck in my head... I once was singing Taemin's Criminal in my head while riding...

@@hibas801 no don’t spam

j'ai vu des chevaux plus enthousiaste que ça. mais j'ai vu pire aussi

I know they were made for each other

I’d be too!!

not when his mouth is foaming so much its dripping because there is constant hard pressure on the reins and its aweful

I have a question do you know what breed gee is

@@elliebug1980 he’s a dutch warm blood 💗

@@phoebemai9954 thank youu 💗

Sameeeee The teacher I have makes a joke out of everything, and doesn’t ‘judge’ us but she gives us clear tips and instructions

hey I'm proud of you for everything you'e done :)

I know right one I lighterally did a whole page and said I’d did my best welll it wasn’t

literally my instructor used to call us idiots when we did something wrong-

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Yes you are amazing 😻

He is so pretty you are so lucks

Lucky

@@theerinwilliams the first day of me trying show jumping...... My elder brother played with me and gave me a first time horse..... I walked a bit then i took a little run and suddenly stopped at obstacle....... I fell in front😁😁

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This

Yes that’s how I trained my horse 🥰

Yes!! That would be such a cool video if she free jumped all her horses 💕

Omg! Esme squad

@@klaudid763 haha❤️❤️

Same

You are so sweet!

@@theerinwilliams thank you 🥺 and thank you so much for replying!❤️❤️❤️

Honestly I couldn’t 😂 he kept going in so weird and running off after so although the intent was there, it wasn’t the easiest! X

@@theerinwilliams this was my take on this too. I would have approached this from the ground first so he gets some free jumping in. That way he learns to have fun and express himself. Then once ridden you do need to allow him his head and neck to stretch in jumping otherwise he’s going to resent it. If he decides to buck and muck about after that’s normally exuberance but your riding skill can sit that. Be prepared to give him his head.

Yes I think I will! And thank you so much

its fine with the smaller jumps, however its a lot easier for the rider, coming from experience when my mare decided that she would fly over the trotting poles as if it were at least 2ft...

Dressage

@@emmawade4532 obviously, I’m asking what make

@@alicewigmore8390 oh sorry..

@@emmawade4532 don’t worry you were just trying to help

@@alicewigmore8390 black heart equestrian- her own company! 🖤

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Exactly 😍😍

I really am 🥺

It’s so important for them! 😭♥️

@@theerinwilliams Exactly! I've always been of the opinion that cross discipline training is incredibly important. Not only does it keep the horse engaged, but they learn something in another activity that will help them with their main training. Barrel horses focus on tight turns; that would be a great help to a focused jumper. Pole bending would be a great tool to help with flying lead changes and stride length. And dressage provides all of them with flexibility. :)

I hope you love them!

@Nicole Milne Awww the horse that I ride only has one eye 😫😢😭

He’s actually Dutch warm blood, but he does get confused as a Friesian a lot!

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😂😂😂😂

That means you are depending on the reins to keep your seat. Poor horse.

@@kaciew.6202 I don't think you understand correctly 😂 you are supposed to hold the reins as if you are holding a small animal, enough so it won't escape but not tightly so it would be squished, but if your horse starts to cough and lurches his head to the ground and you are holding onto the reins even slightly, you get flung forward 😊 I actually have the opposite issue of not holding my reins enough and I actually ensure my horses have the most incredible time and experience in their lives and are loved more than anything in the world 🙃

@@whaleison5045 I know, I’ve trained with world class trainers. But I’ve also seen far too many riders depending on the reins for balance, especially in dressage, when it’s hard to sit deeply in a sitting trot and they hold the reins. In this video, she is much too tight for jumping, hence the hollow back and high neck. Even a first time horse will jump better than that if given enough rein.

@@kaciew.6202 Oh good lord 🙃 you should really save these comments for the actual abuse of animals and abusive riding, there is nothing wrong with having a few flaws in your riding... I'm sure you don't ride perfectly and if you do, good for you! But other people are trying their best, she even says so multiple times in the video 👀

He is the kindest horse in the world🥺♥️

Ikr!

Yes we are aiming to compete as soon as lockdown is lifted!

Ob man SAME AAhaha that's the funniest relation I ever had XD

I used to ride a horse like that xD

Thank you 😭😭😭

It’s a dressage saddle with large knee rolls on the front. She has a very gentle seat, and he’s never jumped in his life so for a first attempt this is really damn good. I think she knows what she’s doing😅

ESME! I love your channel and channel I will get a horse soon and a camera soon.