A day in the life of Dressage athlete Ayden Uhlir | My Equestrian Life
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- US Dressage athlete Ayden Uhlir gives us a peek into an average day for her at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, USA as she takes care of her two horses, Fuego and Sinatra.
But apart from taking care of the two, Ayden also enjoys spending her time at Dressage events and making Jewellery to sell.
Find out more about the equestrian life of the young American Dressage athlete.
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'he doesn't like kisses so I give them to him anyway' lol. love it
I love how she does all the work herself, and spends time with the horses. Most FEI riders don’t do that haha
Do this with Bertram Allen
Hi Roisin, thanks we love the idea. We will think of it :)
I will pay you money to train 1 of my 7 like that😋
They miss out the bullying and screaming employers... it’s a depressing time if you don’t have your own horse to pick you up
Yeah you gotta be a real athlete to sit on a horse and let him do all the work 😂
Woodland Hollow it takes time to know what to do, you go and sit on a horse see how far you get.
Bëth Ŵ Id get as far as the horse would take me. With all due respect I work with 16 horses, including a ranked world champion dressage horse. The horse is the athlete!
Woodland Hollow you made it sound like the typical guy who doesnt understand the equine world at all. and i think youre both athletes, moreso the horse yeah cause he carries you and does more work but its still skill on both parts.
As an equestrian who been riding 8 years and has 9 horses, I can tell you that the rider does at LEAST 50% of the work. If you just sit there (1) your horse won’t even move, and (2) even if your horse did move, it would look really bad. Riding exercises every single muscle in the rider; it takes a very very long time to gain those muscles. Educate yourself on a sport before you hate on it.