Equestrian Rides Endurance Horses in Utah
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 13. 07. 2024
- Let's go on an adventure with a legendary Hackney Pony and his American Saddlebred Friends! In this episode we travel to Utah to learn about the incredible sport of endurance riding including one of the world's toughest endurance races - the Tevis Cup! We head out for some fast-paced trail rides, go for a Quest Ride and I even set a new personal record!!
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đHorses Featured: Hackney Pony: Piece of Perfection (Flash). American Saddlebreds: Mo Motion Jack (Brave) & Sheâs Spotless (Coco). Icelandic: Depla.
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00:00 Endurance Adventures
01:00 A Unique Airbnb!
01:52 "I didn't even know what it was"
02:53 Meet the Saddlebred Endurance Horses
04:50 Smallest Equine to Complete Tevis!
06:35 Loose Horse?!
07:48 About the Hackney Pony
09:51 Would you Like to Ride Endurance?
11:40 A Beautiful Morning
13:28 Time to Ride!
15:56 A Personal Record
16:40 How it all started
How awesome is that!!! My mother told me that as a baby my 3rd word was horse. We lived in the city, nowhere near a horse, but I could spot one a mile away. Horses have always been in my life. Fast forward, I'm 71 years old with both hips replaced but my sister's horses let me spoil them. My goal is to get back on a horse it's what is missing in my life.
We were living in Canberra, Australia, and David's Junior Riding School was 5 minutes away. David was tough, he'd sit on his stallion Cobber and crack his stock whip. The way we learned to ride...hang onto the horn of the stocksaddle and think happy thoughts. Lol.
The landscape was rugged, with deep dry gullies, steep banks, sandy and rocky. (During the drought of 1979-1982). When David broke an arm or two, his wife taught us... providing a brief reprieve. Then, I graduated onto Marcel's school of riding where I was introduced to dressage. It was fun. Some days were serious schooling days in the arena while others we exploratored the countryside on enjoyable hacks. As a special treat, our teacher Ruth would lead us through the pine plantations and and over logs as we cantered along a jumping lane.
The Aussi experience, finding a funnelweb spiderweb in my horse 's stall! I think i prefer Canadian winter to deadly spiders. Lol
As Dorthea MacKellar said, "I love a sunburnt country." What an amazing place to learn to ride and to experience a vast and varied landscape!
Alissa, great episode! I loved the interaction of everyone and of the horses living their best lives.
Makes me think of Sanoma Blakeley who won the Tevis at 18 years old about 4 years ago with a little Arabian that she got from Craigs list. What a story of inspiration and courage.
@janedeclarico5920 wow, so cool ! Love Arabians â€ïž
What an amazing life they are all having- animals included! Thank you for giving us a chance to see and share. :)
Well, a big, big THANK YOU!!! đ Now, I have my future dream vercation made up for me. đ Since I am 62 years old, been through a lot, among them a cancer treatment, and I lost all my future-dreams a long time ago, you can imagine how much I loved this video. So, thank you, thank you, thank you so incredebly much. đ†Thank you, and much love from Sweden. â€â€â€
PS. And I really would like to meet Flash. đ„°đ
A year ago I got back into riding at age 63 having been out of it for over 30 years .Next month I'm moving into a 2 1/2 acre piece of land where every day I'll be able to look out my windows and see my horse. I will be following the "Paddock Paradise" methods. Never give up on dreams. They can become reality. Great episode. It's such great motivation to see other people living their dreams too. â€đŽ
You've just given me hope that maybe one day I can get horse.
I had my first riding lesson close to 40. Now I'm 62 and have been having riding holidyays solo ever since. Looove the experience, met loads of awesome, mostly, women on my travels. The horses everywhere have always been the best companions you can wish for. â€
My brother bought a little Welsh Mtn Pony when I was 2 years old. I grew up with her. â€She was a sweetheart â€ïž
This is the sport I would've got into if life had been different. Flash is a star.
Race against time is that coolest book!! So glad you got to meet Flash!
Coming from a show jumping background, the endurance circuit is SO unbelievably friendly! I came from a show jumping background with my big green standardbred and our pony club was the ride base for an endurance competition one day, so we entered on a whim into the 5km - we were hooked from the beginning!! Itâs been 2 years since and Iâve done 2 seasons with my standy Eddie, and this year is my first season with my new thoroughbred gal †I love it so much, wouldnât ever go back to competing in anything else!!
I was 3/4 years old, my mom put me on one of those little handwalked pony rides and I remember thinking "This is far too slow."
by 6, I was asking if I could hold the reigns instead.
It wasn't until I was probably 14 till I got riding lessons, and that lasted about two years until highschool started and I couldn't balance both (terrible student! would rather ride than learn math!)
At about 32, I decided I wanted to get back into the horse world. Found a job part time on a hobby farm, grooming Gypsy Vanners and taking care of goats and pigs and the general barn.
Moved on to getting a job at a TB breeding farm, and now I work at a Standardbred Breeding farm!
Planning next summer to go to Spain and do my own "Quest" ride type trip, Cattle drive through the mountains near Barcelona! I'm SUPER pumped about it! then gunna pop around Europe for a little visiting a few tourist places, (I'm thinking Paris, London, then over to Ireland for a bit, not sure where though....) finding places to go on a trail ride there! then coming back home and hoping these experiences will be able to prove to various trail riding places I'd be worth hiring!
Irishman here, might I suggest the Wild Atlantic Way when youâre over here? Thereâs lots of stables that offer trail rides of various lengths on the way - some even over the course of a few days, and thereâs some really nice scenery along the way if I do say so myself đ
@@nateahara I will have to try and remember this!! Thank you!
What a great experience! Beautiful landscape, riding through the canyons, a fantastic family, horses, ponies, dogs, goats, turkeys and a wagon! You're living the life, Alyssa!
Heard of âMan against horseâ 50 mi. run in AZ. Had also heard of a 100 mi. run in CA. but couldnât find it. Love my horses although Iâd run. Lol lovely video.
Cheers âšđâš
When I used to ride we had a special phrase for a horse that gets all wet in a stream and then rolls in dirt so it sticks all over them. Breaded veal cutlet!
Amazing video Alyssa đ€. Loved the end when those guys were posing for the camera đ„°.
Cheers!!!
Loved seeing tbe Saddlebred out of a saddleseat arena! Have always liked the breed and knew the history but a joy to see.
Love that video. I do Endurance Riding in Germany with my Connemara Pony. He turned 17 this year. I'd love to watch the Tevis Cup (to compete in it I'm sure I'm not fit enough).
Oh, that's so cool!
Where in Germany are you located? I'd love to learn more about endurance riding in Germany, but information is really hard to find.
I used to be an endurance Rider I used to ride a Missouri Fox trotter and it was the best thing I ever did when I was younger I then went through upstate New York into the White mountains of New Hampshire it was the best thing I ever did
Just read The Ride of Her Life, by Elizabeth Letts. Itâs about the cross country journey of a woman on horseback!
Haven't competed in endurance riding, but I've been training and riding endurance horses for someone who competes. So much fun. Love the hours in the saddle discovering new places.
Wow, these Saddlebreds are realy amazing!! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us â€
Flash rocks, beautiful pony. Great video, endurance riding reminds me of the Pony Express. Thanks đđ
I enjoyed this video with my grand daughter. She likes horses and has riden them. Thank you. Best, Kris
Beautiful, what an amazing environment! I had horse riding lessons at the age of 11 but stopped within a year because I got scared after a fall.... At the age of 55 I restarted and now 5 years later I'm doing trails in the dunes and on the beach. In July I will go to Iceland inspired by your video! Love to follow al your adventures! Thank you for sharing this with us. KR Stefanie, The Netherlands.
Happy horses! Happy people!
Thatâs amazing. I took my dog out to potty yesterday and saw a pair of turkeys and their 8 babies. Itâs amazing
You are always having such wonderful adventures with horses. Can't wait for the next video!
Love your vids!
Visiting Denver soon...maybe I'll c-ya on the trails.
Miss riding! Last one an Appaloosa, Fella.
Whadda a horse. Got to ride my friends Barrel racer too...WOW!
Keep your wonderful adventures comin'!đ
My horse beginnings started with a young girl named Alyssa who I believe her first word was horse! It has been my privilege to love her during her first discovery of horses!! It truly is a lifestyle. Thanks for all the wonderful houses you brought into our lives and the adventures we have had with them!
What a fun episode!
I grew up with my mom's bay Arab she'd had since he was 3 and she was 12. His favorite place to stand was parallel to our gate, so at 3 years old, if mom couldn't find me, I had crawled up that gate onto "Bud" and when she found me I'd say, "Mommy, I RIDE!" Then at 10 I got my first horse who was an absolutely rock-solid Thoroughbred cross, and at 13 I got a work-in-progress Tennessee Walker. Sadly, about a year ago, I had to put them down, my first guy was old and colicked, and then my Walker was actually having seizures so they were put down 4 month apart. But I'm still definitely not done with horses and I know I will absolutely have horses in my future. And hey, I might give endurance a try too and tracking my miles!
My family went trail riding when young then my older sister got her own horse as a teenager. We move to Mackenzie in northern B.C., Canada when I was 13. Our dad rented horses from the local native chief for two summers. Road for miles on logging and cat roads. Longest ride was 70 miles. Horse were in open range so we had to go looking for them in order to ride them. Moved back to West Vancouver after that and I got my own horse at 16. My younger sister shared with my older sisterâs horse. We went as a family to open and Quarter horse shows. So much fun. Now no longer have horses but do ride on occasion. I figured I did do endurance riding in Mackenzie looking for those darn horses. We even heard wolves call out in the wilds of Mackenzie. (130 miles north of Prince George.)
Flash loading himself â€
Wonderful video .thank you for sharing.đŽ
Most amazing video ever !!! đđđ
i never want to go to America now i will i love the story and the horses greatings from Austria
My grandma insisted i go to riding camp as an 8 year old because I was obsessed with horses since time immemorial. I am now 36 and just learned last year that my grandma's father had been the barn worker for someone in his small town in Finland who had draft horses, she said all the horses knew how to get to the field at the end of the workdays and sometimes the kids were allowed to sit on them when they headed out to the pasture.. and she once spent a day in the river with her favorite chestnut mare. She was born in 1932.
My older sister got me into horses. I have loved them from afar a long time. I have only ridden once. for awhile I had this fear of them and it warred with my love of them. I was kicked at 2 so that trauma is what rose to the surface on its own. I presevered though and my love won out. It helps that I see them as a large dog. đ I wanted the fear gone. I need to be confident. I went to a draft horse competition and strode through the stalls confident and with purpose. I stood before Clydesdales and Percherons as well as Belgians in my element and in aw. Such beauty needs to be treasured.
I was a year old when my pawpaw put me on a pony. I as 4 when he let me have my own pony and ride without him right beside me. I promptly got my pony to running down the driveway with my mom screaming âitâs running away with her!â My mawmaw said âDawn you stop her right this minuteâ so I did and turned her and came back up the driveway. Iâve loved them ever sense. I canât ride because of my disability now but I still have a mini horse as a pet that I see and smell and touch and talk to daily.
That pony was too funny. Kinda like a big dog.
I used to ride endurance years ago. I rode the Purina Race of Champions 100 miles through the Big Horn Mountains. I met the most wonderful people that are still friends!!
I want to ride horses in Utah now lol
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I know a young woman from my town who has been endurance riding for a while. She does the Tevis. I think she rides an arabian.
I was born on a horse .
Wow it feel so nice to see your clip from youtha .
But I can imagen that can bee very hot samtime
What a fun episode!