A Day in the Life: Jessica Springsteen Presented by Horsealot
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2017
- Follow USA’s Jessica Springsteen and get a behind the scenes look into a day at the Longines Global Champions Tour in Miami. Presented by HORSEALOT. Want more videos from Noelle Floyd? Let us know by SUBSCRIBING to our channel and we'll make more videos with your favourite equestrians.
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“My horses are leaving Friday to fly back to Europe.” I can’t even afford to fly MYSELF to Europe😂
It is not her fault she was born into wealth, she has found her passion, nothing wrong with that
Takes a lot of commitment and focus to succeed in this sport. She has won some competitions, so I applaud her.
I wasn't questioning the flight to Europe as much as I was analyzing the "horses" comment. She has horses!
@@ralex3697 - Thank you for this...
Maybe do a video on the horses and volunteers who help people with disabilities, mounted patrol or riding operations for veterans. Not everyone in the equine community lives the lavished lifestyle and hand off of horses to their grooms.
It's a great thing for horses that the super wealthy spend their money on horses. There is always something or someone to be jealous of, no matter what you do.
@@ratherbwithhorses exactly were all part of the same community there's no need to insult out of jealous. We're both passionate about the same animal
@@mileymbclimb17 You can't really be that obtuse, can you?
A mature, humble & insightful rider does not blame their horse Jessica. You were "behind the wheel" so it's up to you to own your own performance.
she was not blaming the horse. there are days where our horses are just not in their normal mindset, theyre living creatures, they can have off days. calling a horse "fresh" and "rusty" isnt really blaming the horse, she is just stating that the horse wasnt in their best mindset and they didnt perform as best as they could
Horses can have bad days to, any " mature & humble " rider knows this
Wow, she looks just like her mother. Reminds me of the time, long ago, when I attended the International Horse Show in NYC, and walking up the aisle comes Paul Newman. He and Joanne Woodward were there to watch their daughter Clea compete. Good riding takes such commitment, focus, and discipline, an ability to relate to the horse, and an ability to take direction from trainers and coaches. I think it's good for the children of the rich to have something like this in their lives.
By her mother, I assume u mean Patty "Pizza?"
I’m just a backyard horse owner with a $500 horse, but I find inspiration watching CZcams videos of other horse trainers from all walks of life. I learn something from everyone.
We all can learn from every level and discipline of equestrians! ❤️
Wow the first non jealous comment. I agree it's great that these high level riders even agree to do these , hoping they don't know the comments some people leave.
I have a friend whose husband is top show jumper. She told me that money dominates this sport now. Her husband, who has been riding and showing professionally for 35 years now is now is watching riders like Springsteen and Bloomberg take over because of the money they have; buy nicer horses and have someone else train them, take them to the show, sit on them for a few minutes and win. Absolutely no horsemanship whatsoever.
I've been saying this for over 15 years and I'm only 31 years old. I recognized it as soon as I was 11 at a super posh, expensive, multi multi millionaire rider barn. You can easily buy your way to top 5* GP international competitions and even the WEG and Olympics....jumping youncqn buy into which people think you can't but I agree with everything you say. I've met Gates, Bloomberg, and Springsteen who is a shit rider and a total stuck up bitch.
@Jessica L. McDaniel: these new riders may come from wealthy families, but it seems like they still need to train for the competitions just like any other riders. Is that not so ? Is it a bad thing that they have money ? They seem to have the skill too.
I'm just learning about the sport, so I'm not speaking like any kind of expert.
A strong, confident rider. She has some gorgeous talented horses. Lucky for her - to be able to pursue her passion.
Claire ... I'm feelin' ya ... I was really into Dressage and I got to a certain level ( with the amazing input of a professional ex coach of the Irish Olympic 3 day eventing team who was schooling both me and my green 5 year old) . Being in my early teens and unable to earn the type of money required for stabling/feed/tack/lessons/horsetruck/land for grazing and all-weather and indoor arena I had to rely on my parents and unfortunately they were unable to finance my passion.
Watching Jessica Springsteen be able to enjoy her sport due to the immense wealth (relatively) she no doubt has access to makes me so envious. My heart aches as my horse had to be sold. Such a divide between rich and poor.
But would you be happy if the rich just abandoned the horse sport? There are so many things to do with horses. You can lease and half lease, from show barns if that's your passion. Just ride,
So sad you had to sell your horse ☹️
I haven't ridden a horse in several years. I became sick and had to stop training and showing. It was difficult after 30 years! I miss it so much. However don't miss the drugging and numbing and the abuse that some trainers used in getting to the National level.
Wow she is such a great rider over those really tall fences. She really does look so much like her father . He must be very proud of her young strong strength and amazing ability.
As much as I enjoy these videos, they're really disheartening for the average, middle-class rider. Basically everyone interviewed came from a background of extreme wealth. The equestrian world is not and never has been for the average person. Even in America... Very sad.
I know. As a middle class equestrian hoping to compete on the a circuit it’s super frustrating because I know that it’s impossible
Oh my you took the words right out of my mouth with your comment. For it is sad but so true. I have never fit in to the wonderful world of show jumping as I have tried so many times. To be envious of the super wealth is to say that I struggle to pay for my horse to get to shows and to have all the right tack with me and it's a big let down always knowing that I could never catch up and be so I'm to that kind of crowd. That's why I'd rather groom or do stable work shoveling manure so to know that I am doing the best for my horse. I do have a very expensive warm blood and he's 17.3 hands and dapple grey kind of young but very good at jumping higher than he needs. I get compliments all the time but I'll never sell him. I'd rather sleep with my horse in his stall. His name is Mikey
Especially in America..
But there are so many ways we average can enjoy horses. Everyone doesn't need to be competing at these levels to have fun with horses. Trail riding, skijorring, smaller curcuit shows are fun too. Horses need people more than ever in modern times. As for me I rejoice for the horses when the super rich spend their fortunes on horses. And if a person is talented, you can find a way to the top. Money can not buy talent. Great riders can find sponsors and mentors. Not everyone wants to compete at these high leveks, it's really hard work. Hard work even for the rich.
Well it depends on what type of equestrian world activities you participate in because I have 3 horses and they don’t cost that much to maintain if you’re just going on short trail rides or riding in the local riding club.
I would love seeing one of the junior riders on this channel!
One has to question the actual horsemanship she actually has...money can definitely buy the nicest horse and the best trainer, and pay for the biggest shows, but when it comes down to it...could she get a young horse started? Could she do that course (at lower height of course) with no saddle or no bridle? I’m thinking probably not....
Ughh... Can't help but feel jealous (and of course then selfish and ungrateful, which of course I am grateful for how far I've gotten) that my parents never had the paycheck to get me anywhere near here, no matter how hard I worked.
I agree, I feel like there are so many talented riders who just don't and sadly will never have the money to be able to compete at this level. This is my dream and I don't think I'll ever be able to reach it.
Anything is possible when you work hard. Get sponsors. Work a side job. Whatever it takes. If it's what you dream of doing the sky is the limit.
@@rodeocowgirly It doesn't work like that. Sponsors only go for already successful riders. And no second or third job will make you multi multi millions. And you wouldn't have any time off if you were working all the time.
@@kelseyk530 Well you most certinaly won't with that kind of attitude. When your need to succeed surpasses your need to breathe, thats how you know you want it. When you are willing to do anything and everything to get it.
exactly
YES!!! I have been waiting for this!! So happy!
So she just gets on jumps then gets off? Does she handle the horse at any other time? I mean she is an awesome rider but I don't feel she's at all connected with the realities of true horse life based on this video.
Bevin Allison well I would assume she trains with them but why put the saddle on when you have someone else do it 🤷🏻♀️ at competitions I would assume someone of her status doesn’t handle the horse much
IMHO Amy Bloomberg rides better.
Why so negative, I don't get you?
It probably didn’t show all of that, it just showed her riding activity for that day
She's not that awesome.
She has been handed made horses her entire life.
I can not imagine her breaking and training and grooming her own.
nice to have the "bruce" to give u ur career
Leave this girl a lone it takes hard work to get where she is and where she going! It’s a huge commitment of training long hours.
Absolutely!! There are some real haters out there 🙄
@kellyPalmer.. exactly
That’s the point..... she is able to have the time to train those long hours because she doesn’t have to work a normal job. Very ignorant comment. No one is saying she isn’t a hard worker, simply that for the average American who works 12 hour days simple to afford to feed their family, riding at a semi competitive level is a non-reality.
One of my favorite young riders! Was so excited to see this! :D
Nothing but the best for you Jessica Springsteen. Thanks for all u do. Thanks for investing in the Compton Cowboys.
Must be awesome to be so well funded. a
To land a property ($$$) across from a top show barn as a kid. To not be sidelined every time your single green horse your low six fig job can barely support gets hurt. To have something to ride and lots of shows supported. Incredible! How could that situation not produce a great rider?
I was at the Sonoma Horse Park talking with the venders and was surprised that a saddle cost as much as my Chevy Suburban!
love these videos!
One of my favorite ones yet :) Love her
Great Video. Been riding most of my life...Girl you sure can ride
YES MCLAIN PLEASE. HE IS MY FAVORITE SO I JESSICA. PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE VIDEOS
yay my favorite!!
Would love if you could do Edwina (after she has had the baby of course!)
My favorite rider!
Omg the editing of your videos are just.....
AWESOME 🙏🙌
It's good to be rich
I love the horses little hats!
I wonder if she's ever cleaned a stall.
Negative
Yes
Does she even know what a stall is? 😅😅😅
this is my favorite one :)))
Could you do Ali Wolff? She is a younger rider and I really admire her!
Katsss sss So cool! You're so lucky you got to meet her!
Why her Dad is the personification of the American Dream- she wouldn't have had this life if not for the things he was able to accomplish- a great man was able to give a great life to his talented daughter
I love Beacon Hill Show Barn. They produce the classiest riders.
@Claire, I have a friend whose daughter road in George Morris' Horsemastership class in 2016. She beat Steve Jobs daughter Eve, and Bill Gates daughter, Jennifer. She was even featured in _The Chronicle Of The Horse._ After that she went to train with Beezie Madden. She left because Beezie was so snobbish and fake, and the experience of being around the privileged kids (she saw them laughing and talking about her and her borrowed horse) left such a bad feeling in her heart that she stopped riding all together. She said the only one who was truly nice was Laura Kraut. I feel sad for her because she was a fearless rider, but she did not want to become like them. Be happy and love your horses no matter how much money you make. Know that you truly know what it is to love a horse, and having a horse, and riding does not make you better or worse than anyone else. Be happy right where you are. Be a true horse lover, and not a phony. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I remember when Gates daughter showed Arabian horses in Austin.
I wonder who this daughter is…
Jessica is my favorite rider. I'm just a little disappointed in this one. It was beautifully done! Noelle Floyd did an amazing job. But compared to other "A day in the life of..." videos, Jessica doesn't seem to open up as much as other rider's. I wish she would have shared with of us. It kind of makes her look like she's too good to be doing something like this. Which I don't think she meant to do. She really seems down to earth and lovely normally.
Love the app and videos. How about a video with Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook?
Tracy Johnson
They have one with Karl
Can u please do Ward 🙏🙏🙏🙏
JordanAnd Brody we will certainly try Jordan
U GO GIRL, PLZ. LET US KNOW WHEN U R RIDING, SO WE CAN WATCH -JOHNNY RAIDER A SPRINGSTEEN FAN FOR OVER 45 YEARS AND NOW I WILL BE A HORSEY FAN!!!
What a coincidence, CAP magazine had an interview with her groom this month too!
Where can I read the interview from her groom?
I‘m a simple girl. I see Ben Maher, I click.
To support her passion, Jennifer Gates' father set about buying property in Wellington, Florida, a hotspot for wealthy equestrians. The Miami Herald reported he dropped US$37 million to buy a whole string of properties near Laurene Powell Jobs' estate.
can you do Lauren Kiefer?
Elle est magnifique, elle ressemble beaucoup à son père …..la liberté ……🕊💙🕊
I like it..
Good for Jessie. Beautiful young woman living her dream and something her mom dreamed of
but didn't have the opportunity to do. What do the Springsteen boys do?
One is a songwriter, the other is a fireman for NYFD
czcams.com/video/LT9bWyCtO6E/video.html
Im sure Jessica Springsteen's day would look very different without Daddies money!
What are you saying she can’t pay for her own horses yes I get she’s rich but still 🙄
Sophia Equestrian no she couldn’t if she had a regular job and paid nj property taxes.
Of course she couldn’t pay for her own horses which I’m sure have tun in the millions nor could she have taken as many lessons as she wanted in a top hunter barn on many different horses. She’s had a wealth of experience plus every horse she rides is push bottom. In this class she just ran at the jumps and the horse jumped no matter how she happened to get there.. That’s just the way the world works, unlimited funds at her will for years can be a wonderful thing. How many of us would love to be in her position? Most of us, lol.
If her daddy is rich, he has lots of talent, and he fought to be rich!She´s not guilty to be her daughter...
Negative and nasty
I MEEET HERRRRRR
Who's her couch/ trainer?
nooooooo is she seriously blaming her horse? Cardinal sin of riding
If everyone comes from a "wealthy and privileged background"
What about Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro a normal girl from a normal British family and Valegro a £6000 horse.
Probably the best there has ever been and an utter privilege to watch.
Do easy when money is unlimited to take care of yourself and the horses does.don the.horse fly alone.or do you go with him
Where do you fly to in Europe in summer.timr
Valegro was actually purchased for even less than that, think H&H quoted Carl as saying he was purchased for £4k. I love Charlotte but she wasn’t poor, I’m reading her book and she mentions several times her family went through ups and downs financially but she does also mention things like her parents bought a pony for £30k 🤣 but you’re right she’s not from a crazy wealthy background and definitely worked her butt off to get where she is.
This is a sport for the wealthy. Why can't you accept that? I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Just like you need height to play in the NBA. A fit physique to swim, and if you want to be a ballerina there are certain requirements too! Ballet is also for someone of means. Those pointe shoes cost $200 and they only last a week! You can make a list of underprivileged riders in this costly sport. It really won't mean anything bc this is not a sport where anyone can name accomplished riders except for the offspring of wealthy celebs.
PLEASE DO Haley Royce!!!!!
Who cools her horse down? Not Jessica she’s mad at her horse 🤦🏻♀️ SMH!
Sorry to all the young talented riders who because of money cannot continue or are overlooked. A little sickening flaunting privilege and blaming your horse.
I know she has worked hard to get to the level of riding, but she has nothing to do with horses except what they can do for her. She cares about the ride and nothing else. Get on, critique the horse, get off, move on to something else. She should have to live like a groom for a few weeks.
And you know this to be a fact...how??? Are you some kind of "insider" with special knowledge?
Good idea..do you seen the i of ph..ha..nice wish..
she reminds me of shailene woodley!
You should do abbey from Harlon farms!
How did she keep her riding gear so CLEAN?
deirdre mac mahon she’s rich 😂
She gets on, rides, and then immediately gets off, that’s how.
She takes care of the equipment, it’s not that hard.
She doesn’t, she had people who do it for her.
@@jennyandersson6238 I guarantee you that she isn't the one taking care of her equipment. Or her horses for that matter.
A day in the life
NATIONALISATION TOTAL!!!🚩
That was boring.
I hate when children of the very wealthy act like they earned it.
All Jessica did was blame the horse.
Imagine if she had to groom and train her own horses.
You are aware since this video was posted she has been shortlisted for the us Olympic showjumping team...
@@michaelatuffy5657 What does your reply have to do with the poster's comment "imagine if she had to groom and train her own horses." With $$$$ it's easy to buy a top horse and pay others to do the dirt work - that's not horsemanship, it's jumping on the next race car, do a lap and get out.
@@NYCisland considering how strong of a bond you’d have to have with a horse to ride them in a competition like this, she absolutely does train and groom them when she’s not at shows. at shows of this high a prestige level, of course she’d have people helping her. that’d be like calling a Broadway star lazy for having people help do their makeup and hair before they go onstage.
paris sellon
I rode in her old saddle pad
wow😂😯
How?
I get my judge friends lightly used old stuff too.
Can't believe the excuses when they fail in competition. Failure gets giggled away. 'Oh, it was the weather, he's a bit nervous, a bit rusty... blablabla... next time better... Lots of posing, excuses and nonsense around it. Winners have a much harder attitude. Winning is the only thing acceptable, losing is not on, never, and nothing is going to get in the way of that. If you're not in that mindset you're just a rich daddy's girl larking about...
Mike Aristidis She's not a good, legitimate rider. Just buys nice horses.
To be clear, my comment was not at all maliciously meant. I'm not like that... I just think about the expense of going to a tournament, all the costs involved. With that kind of a cost factor this needs to be commercial. Achieving high rankings and top three results enhance the standing of the rider and achieves higher sales prices for their horses (Erwin & Paul Schockemöhle in the 70s come to mind). Also, maybe the setup of tournaments needs to change so that, even after a faulty ride, riders are still in with a chance of getting to the prize money. To have to bow out after one faulty ride after all the expense seems to be massively counter productive...
Kelsey K yeah I'm sure you are a much better rider. NOT! You are just so jealous, can't be happy for someone who has the best of horses. If your father was a millionaire rock star I'm sure you would reject the good life. So jealous, you are!
Mike Aristidis another jealous human
It’s not always easy to win when you’re working with a horse. If you can’t accept that you lost then you shouldn’t be competing in the first place.
What boots has he got on looks c unhappy on off hind....
At 4:06 it's as if the horse was actually listening and understanding the coaches instructions.
I thought the same thing. He was looking where the coach was pointing just like the rider.
For one who's got and knows how to ride a horse, she 'show walking' around alot...
Very classy lady
No one really cares how rich daddy is. We all know.
I’m poor
Deja Vum mood
ewww that voice..lol
This is a sport where the more money you have, the better horse you get. What a joke.
Just another rich rider that knows nothing about the horses real life...sorry not sorry
Victoria Petras so why dont you get on her horse and win?
@@beckstyles3467 The point is not about winning or losing, but about attitude. Yes, it takes hard work to get up to this level of competing however she is nothing but an average rider with quality horses due to her daddy's money. If you look at really good riders (Scott Brash, Christian Allman, Markus Ehning, Ludger Beerbaum, Meredith Beerbaum, Edwina Tops, Daniel Deusser and etc.), and yes, she is a way below their league, you will never see such an attitude - she acts just like a rich daddy's spoiled girl. What a shame.
This video represents nothing....always back shots, average ride, excuse after excuse, this is nothing near horsemanship and being a competitor in sport, then again its is America.