A day in the life of a professional Eventer feat- Amanda Ross & Han Equestrian | Guest Vlog
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- How does a typical day of an Eventer look like? Han from Han Equestrian visited the Australian Eventing star Amanda Ross and took an exclusive look at her everyday routine - starting with the feeds, cleaning the boxes and, of course, a lot of rinding. But there is much more going on in Ross' stallion and the preparations for Tokyo 2020 are already on its way as well.
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Her tack room is nicer than my bedroom! lol I wish I had that!
danica does stuff same 😂 it was definitely tack room goals!
danica does stuff her tack room is nicer and neater than my whole house!
So good to have a FEI TV video done in Australia.
Kitty 🇦🇺🙌
She seems like such a nice lady and so seriously talented. I would never sit a spook like that haha! And how she cares about the horses she rides. And brave!
Why is no one talking about how freakin cute the dog is?
SnowyFields _ it’s a Rhodesian ridgeback if you were wondering :)
Can we just appreciate the chandelier in the horse stable?
「Avery Plays」 I didn’t even notice this for some reason
her tact room dose look better than your bed room
@@sophiaslaugter4182 ^tack room, not tact room!!!
Wonderful video, thanks so much for sharing this with us. What I really enjoyed was how hands on she is with her horses. Yes, she has an assistant, but she's so involved, which I personally think adds another level of dedication and respect. It's not like she just waiting around for someone to hand her the next horse to work, and then she is off to the next one. A lot of top riders out there aren't as hands on and I absolutely think it's not right. I mean it's a partnership you and your horse, and like you said- her attention to detail in all aspects of daily care and training, is inspiring... To be the best you don't go halfway, all in all the time .
And then bedtime stories, carrots , lights out lol 😂
Love this
Brilliant job Han! I could listen to how professional riders structure and organise their week for ages; great questions. Would LOVE to see more like this from other Aussie riders 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Fern Dredge thank you! I love talking to top riders it’s always so interesting
Han Equestrian hahah i was so haply when i clicked and saw you in the video!
Honestly, I would live in her barn. It is more organized the my life.😂
Bobbi Equestrian same tho 😆
Amanda is an absolute weapon! I have always admired her as a rider and loved this video.
JumpingMachine omg yes very good word to describe her 😂 #weapon
her barn has a *chandelier*
Marco. Caio. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The horse eating the liquorice 😂😂
Equestrian CZcamsr: I had an Interview on the FEI channel!
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It also corrected ‘he’s a gelding’ to ‘he’s a building ‘
As a Brit I have never heard of Amanda but she talk a a whole amount of sense! Immaculate yard and beautifully turned out and obviously happy horses perfectly mixed with science and good old common sence to create an obviously winning combination. Pleasure to see.
Woo that was really cool having the spotlight on one of our top Aussie stars who are still here! (Most people who want to get to the top end up going to Europe or the US because the opportunities there are far greater - especially in Europe where you've got access to so many high class events against the best riders in the world). She's a star in the Victorian eventing scene so it was really cool to have an insight into her life.
I really enjoyed this video. There is an enormous amount of work just in maintaining the horses before you begin to ride/train. Energy struck me as the dominant characteristic of an eventer and meticulous planning. Very interesting! 👍😊
She is a really really nice lady x
Peter the Horse agree!
Marco. Caio. Bai. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💍💏🏠 casa
Loved this video! Happenstance upon this and subscribed. So cool to see what really goes into the behind life of eventing. Still horse crazy at 62... :) Never did grow out of it.
Yvonne Rahmes well now I know I’m never growing out of it 😂
Thanks for subscribing, Yvonne, and glad you liked the video! And very glad you never grew out of horses 😂
I love Amanda Ross she is amazing!
This was such a good video! So helpful! Also I have watched Amanda ride before at competitions and it’s really nice to see inside her life. Well done Han xx
This was so good to watch! Love this!
Mazzarni thank you!!!
This is a fabulously informative video. I enjoyed it very much! Thank you!
Hi Amanda I haven’t seen you post anything new for ages, really enjoyed watching you compete and do clinics, apart from Equestrian Experience have you posted anything of your own? Best Wishes from the UK
Really enjoyed this! Fingers crossed for Tokyo! X
wow. When u notice that you had a lesson with Amanda Ross the other day at a clinic O:
Loved this video! It was well put together and you both seemed to have so much fun doing it- the most important part. Getting some insight like this was really helpful too, so thank you for this!
Yay! I love Han Equestrian!
What a beautiful horses!
Amazing video. Amanda is awesome and an inspiration!
Their so elegant!!!!!
The Wasabi. Aren’t they beautiful horses ☺️
They are not their are. They're are is short for they are!!!
Do more of these please I love them!!!!
Awesome vid Han so well done wishing Amanda every success : )
The chandelier😂
I met her and went to her place she was lovely
dressage is not bad i love it although i love cross country the most when riding it
I wish my mares jumped like her horse. One is constantly bolting, bucking and taking sharp turns, another often refuses. Then I'm wondering why I have no confidence when it comes to show jumping XD Anyways, great video :)
My horses name is Lewis too. Nice video.
I started off with dressage but going more into eventing because Dressage is a little boring for me and Eventing is the opposite of boring to me.
This is a very cool video, it is so interesting to watch because it is very authentic. I also love that Amanda Ross really takes part in taking care of her horses. The only thing that bugs me, is that the rope halter is not tied correctly. If a horse pulls hard on this, the knot is really hard to undo, especially in an emergency. But hey, no one´s perfect.
Thank you for this great video, Han!
Everyone: talking about the stables
Me: how did she get that chandelier in the stable
Great video 👌🏻
14:26 why clip on the leash not in the loop where it's sopost to go? Doesn't that loosen the knot...
Could be for breakaway just kn case
Is that bit that she is riding all of her horses in a form of hanging cheek snaffle?
Do you live in Australia
Hello 🐴🐴🐴
pil my jacobsen hi 👋
Yah when ever your horse is pushing you around give them a treat that'll really teach them to not do that habit anymore for a treat.....
Its her horse she can do whatever she wants with HER horse... yeah it may not be the best for him, but you don't have a say in what she does if you didn't buy her horse for her
@@obeyleon617 so if she's abusing HER horses you'll be fine with it? Because she can do whatever she wants with HER horses right?
I'm not saying she's physically abusing HER horses but that still by YOUR logic this is okay because it's HER'S.
Criticizing someone for what they do is not bad especially when they're doing something that has a easier answer and a better solution. How are you ever going to better yourself if you think everything you do is perfect? Simply you can't.
@@destinationaddictionsamsar7894 lol, you can't compare abuse to giving treats..
@@solveigheidasteinarsdottir4194 I didn't say she was if you fully read my comment. Tho I do think she is mentally abusing her horses in a way.
@@solveigheidasteinarsdottir4194 what I mean is that she owns way to many horses she can't give her attention to.
1 she locks them all in a stall. Even if she lets them out a few minutes its not enough. She can only ride/give attention to one/two horses at a time. As you see in the video the horses are desperate for attention from her. Not to mention keeping a horse locked in a stall is not good as horses only sleep a few minutes all threw out the day and night.
2 she says she goes by a schedule but how does that work for each horse? Each horse has different needs and should not be treated the same like in a schedule. How does that even work? She takes one horse at a time or only works one horse for a week than the next horse? Either way the horses aren't learning anything.
3 she fixes her horses problems by giving them sugary human food. I can't tell you how dangerous this is with horses. Colic can happen. Not to mention she talt it a bad lesson that she's rewarding it for. That kids would see this and do the same.
I'm not saying you can't own many horses, if you keep them as a herd out in pasture and you have enough time to work with each and everyone of them. Then I'm completely fine with it. If someone owns so many horses because they lease them or does liberty with them.
Look at the horses in stalls and blankets on. 😢
If mamas cold then the child wears a coat.
Basic Bedard some horses need blankets. Especially in the the winter if they are clipped❤️
How did she make enough money to have huge property and so many horses did she inherit money or win it or what
My horse sucks candy too then goes into candy trance!
3 things you can not get
1. A very horsey boyfriend/ husband
2. Healthy bank account
3. Enough saddle pads or horses riding boot and enough helmet
How do professionals make so much money sometimes i mean if you sell alot of horses or have alot of clients I get it but if you just show its not alot of pay off is it im in the high childrens and I don't really get alot of money most of the time
Teach lessons, sell young horses, they have sponsors, they probably compete for owners,prize money
@@caoimhe4715 I didn't think about that too much but thank you
Did anyone else think she said FBI
I do dressage...
NEVER tie a horse to a knot halter !!!
It can be very deangerous for the horse and the rider...
14 person need a professional help...
I wonder if you eventers think about the damage you're causing to the horse's hooves. And how in their later years all of the suffering it will cause t hem. I'm serious about this! I'm truly not trying to start a fight here. I just don't understand how you can think it's ok that they WILL suffer later on in life. Facts are facts!
and where are you getting these facts? so many event horses go on to live long, happy and comfortable retired lives. and if anything will be injured it would be their joints not their hooves?
Susan Flowers facts are facts but this is not a fact.
Bro u literally got this info from where? Horse’s hooves in their later years are always ok with good care u obviously don’t ride, or own a horse
Physical labor takes a toll on human feet and joints too when we do physical labor. These horses were bred for sport. They would not do much better standing in a stall or field all day looking pretty, but doing nothing. Yes, injuries happen, but given the choice between the care and lives top level sport horses live as opposed to a horse fending for itself in the wild, I will take this care for myself any day. Lol
Susan Flowers what damage and what suffering? If the horse was in pain, they 100% have the ability to get the human off. My horse gets her hooves tended to every 6 weeks. If my farrier had concerns, they would inform me and find a solution. There are vets too...the horse’s well-being is literally a top priority for anyone who owns a horse.