The Show Must Go On - Dorothee Schneider & Showtime perform to Queen | Music Monday
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Dorothee Schneider had chosen the perfect track for her Gelding "Showtime FRH" at the Olympic Games 2016 in Rio. At the Individual Dressage they performed to Queen's "The Show Must Go On" and claimed the 6th place, after already winning the team gold medal a few days before.
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Awesome
Evgenia Medvedeva Exibition skate in Pyeongchang :)
One was George of Jungle
@Shiya StormDragon yes please! many more
Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro in Rio please!!
All people who say it's not a sport, sit on a horse for the first time and try what she's doing.
We'll talk later
Anyone can sit on a horse; itâs riding that takes effort.
Riding is the art of forming a bond and unity with the horse and together achieving something. Even if it's just gymnastic work, ground work or you are in the high classes. If you abuse your horses or the horse doesn't want to work with you, you aren't riding.
In this case you really can say Dorothee is mastering the art of Dressage. As someone who has watched her ride for the past decade in competitions and seen her grow, I can say that Dorothe Schneider is one of the kind of riders that loves her horses and goes every step with them, the kind of rider, that doesn't rush for success but slowly and carefully works her way up with her horses and this s why I think she is one of the best out there!
Dorothee Schneider und Showtime deserve every little spark of fame and success they get.
Iâve noticed a lot of people in the comments of equestrian Olympic videos saying that this isnât a real sport.
Iâd like to ask you why you think that. And if your answer is â the horse does all the workâ then that is absolutely not true we build muscle riding these animals and so does the horse, therefore this is a team sport the team is you and your horse. You have to have a relationship with the horse. Thatâs like me telling some random soccer player that soccer isnât a sport because the ball does all the work. Itâs stupid. If you donât know anything about equestrianism then donât assume that itâs not a sport.
Mic drop.
Ashley Baggett this is awesome
Aww, I feel so sorry for the 3 mistakes (at 1.53,3.00 and the last piaffe) However hypnotizing awesome musical match!
1:53,3:00
Elegant, stunning , loved her music and her horse gave it his best effort.
Yes, The show must go on .
Dude... horses can dance?
Why are those seats not full
cos it's high culture
Cause some moves sheâs doing has heaps of abuse into it. Not many people support dressage
@@skelly0n256 cmon Dorothee is one of the softest dressage riders in the field. She's there with Charlotte, Ingrid and Helen. She's really not abusing her horses
Clarööör if only you knew đ if you want to talk about soft and kind dressage riders then youâre missing one of the most important. Thereâs someone in your short list that really needs to be swapped for Carl Hester
For a number of reasons. It is very expensive to go and watch a live international event at this level especially when itâs the Olympics and the World Equestrian Games. Itâs much easier and cheaper to watch a live-streamed event from your tv, computer, or phone in the comfort of your home in the air conditioning. Plus, dressage isnât very big in Rio and itâs a very long and expensive travel for people who interested . And when you are in the stands itâs very difficult to watch because you are quite a distance away and can only see from one angle. Itâs so much better to watch standing right next to the arena but thatâs not possible so you settle for the second best option: video. When itâs live-streamed, it is also recorded and posted on CZcams so you can watch it anytime. And each ride is filmed from several different angles and zoomed in and zoomed out at certain times and video quality is supreme so itâs much better and more practical to stay home and watch. Hope this helps, sorry for long message. Let me know if you have any more questions, please donât hesitate to ask. Happy New Year!
thank you for the music i love them and i used them for my channel too :)
The music is awesome đ
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Beautiful!
So awesome! đ
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Ini pertunjukan kuda yang sangat bagus đ
the show must go on
Awe. He's a dancer. This must be his favorite song.
@ 5:25 the horses ears were back and looked like it tried to rear.
Without hating or ranting can someone explain this to me?
Remy The reason for the ears being back is if she put her leg on he was just responding to it. Didnât look like he was rearing any time soon, just doing his job
@@wafflezwolf6142 ahh, got it, thank you â€ïžâ€ïž
A lot of dressage horses put their ears back to listen to their rider, if they use vocal commands. Sometimes it's just a subconscious thing horses do when they focus, sometimes horses have very active ears that rotate like a satellite dish, it really just depends on the horse.
sadkremmit your not allowed to use vocal commands you get points off
It was part of the show, the horse was supposed to! âșïž
Very cute!
do horses like doing that?
it depends on the rider if the rider is being abusive and trying to get the horse to do something in a very aggressive way it might bother the horse and maker it uncomfortable.
CeleTheRef some do yes, the horse I ride was bred for jumping but he does dressage because he enjoys doing that instead of jumping
Elise RĂ©mond As I am an equestrian as well, Iâd like to ask you, what you are doing with your horses. In your opinion all horses should enjoy a wildlife at least thatâs what you said. But why do you ride horses then? Or bother them in any other way? Like you said, youâre an equestrian, too. I honestly donât geht this. You canât blame other people for riding horses, while you arenât any better. And also you cannot speak for every horse. Of course there might be some, who would prefer a so called âwildlifeâ but others do enjoy being ridden. Or doing some showjumping, Or groundwork, or libertywork. There are so many options... And why should horses allow us to sit on their back, if they donât like it? Just think about it: Horses are much stronger, faster and some cases taller than we are. If they really wouldnât like to be ridden, would we even have a chance? I donât think so. And thatâs where I perfectly After with you: Itâs a gift, that we are allowed to ride them. And we should try pur best, to make it as comfortable as possible for the horse. Greetings from Germany
Elise RĂ©mond why in June and not now? đ iâm sorry but I donât get the logic ...
An animal that has so much more power over you... You really need a bond with that magestic creature in order for THE HORSE to let YOU control it
Awe. The horse is stepping.
The first comnt hihooo
The horse & Rider is grateful
Wer macht den hier ein daumen nach unten ??
they have butchered the song
gangselm they had to change it due to copyright and to make it longer
We do dress alike and behave alike.
Someone thinks. I'm this little girl riding this horse.
If the Olympics wants to remove a sport I see a perfect candidate right here. They talk about getting rid of high action, athletic sports like boxing and wrestling, but want to keep this boring bougoisie mess.
I am not saying that this is worthless, but what about this deserves to stay when other sports are on the chopping block? This is simply several minutes of rhythmic trotting in circles; yes there is grace and skill on display, but this is so niche that one must be an enthusiast to find this entertaining in the slightest. There are no fireworks, no wildly athletic feats, nothing that makes someone (once again I am sure it is different for students of this discipline, but as an average viewer) go 'wow'
I understand this reasoning, but allow me to present this argument from the other side. I believe that equestrianism is one of the most dangerous sports there is (though I'm not saying that there aren't other sports that are equally as dangerous). Equestrianism is entrusting your life to an animal who at any time could decide that they don't want to do what they're currently doing. It's different from other sports because you're working with a teammate who doesn't speak your language. While dressage can seem boring, there's more to the sport. Like showjumping. You're hurdling over fences that are taller than you to beat a certain time on the clock. Cross country is another. It's a really thrilling sport that can seem boring from a viewer who hasn't experienced it. While things like wrestling is just what it is, showing raw strength against another human. Equestrianism is showing your strength through a partnership. Again, I in no way mean to say that your argument is invalid, I just thought I'd put in the other side of the argument. :)
@@nataliasilverdaughter4197 Thank you for an excellent explanation. This is an exciting and thrilling sport to me.
Please try to ride a horse just one day, and do 1/10 of what she does, weâll talk later.
PcCAvioN so youâre also saying they should remove the thrilling show jumping leg of this sport too? Like track and field, this sport has different disciplines. And I quite enjoy this leg of the sport due to the calmness of it.
It looks really easy but trust me it's really hard and requires years of hard training and on the other side it is way too popular
Poor that horse đ
why tf?
Azizi Yippie ikr đđ
Azizi Yippie whatâs wrong with this?
Ok, the music is awesome and the horse is so cute
But come on, this is not a sport
The Olympics should removed it
Sport: an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.
Equestrianism is a perfect example of a sport. Showing your skill and strength through a partnership with an animal who could easily refuse to do what it's doing. It looks very simple as a viewer, but underneath all the elegance is years of training. It's much harder than it looks, they make it look so easy because they practice for so long. Dressage is very intricate, despite it seeming like the rider is sitting there. :)
Please try to ride a horse just one day, and do 1/10 of what she does, weâll talk later.
Israel GĂłmez this is way harder than it looks. You wouldnât be able to get on that horse and do that test the same as that rider. Not to mention this requires a lot of physical training and mental training due to the increased level of danger
You don't now how long they had trained for this...lots of years!
No no, I know itâs very difficult to train a horse, but no physical activity is done for it
This is not a sport
Thats not A Sport
Belgian Tip-off sure, the shot sheâs doing takes 12 years to learn. Football is pissy compared to this. We fall we get bruises like other sports. But we get trampled. Can you control an animal thatâs 5x your weight? Or 2x for your sake? I doubt it.
Please explain how this is not a sport.
The Panthers this horse can just decide he doesnât want to do it. What makes this a sport is that the rider has probably practiced this routine with the horse THOUSANDS of times. If they were to fall off and the horse spooks, she could be killed.
Horse back riding: the act or SPORT of riding a horse
You try to do what she's doing and you 100% wouldn't succeed. this is a sport because :
1. It builds your muscles.
2. you need to be able to have good coordination.
3. People get killed, suffer injuries and more due to the risks of the sport.
4. Just like other sports, it takes a lot of time to master.
Quiet