xX JumpingForJoy Xx Stick with it!! You'll enjoy the journey either way, so hold on to that dream. The worst that happens is you don't make it. But before that, you: go to some incredible events, bond with your horse, and make unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. Good luck!
I know I'm 1 year late but it's never too late. But, hey! What do you mean you're scared that you *won't be as good? I bet, when you grow older, you'll be just as good. I bet you'll have amazing horses and jump amazing heights! It's hard, yes I know, but never ever* give up! Keep on dreaming and one day, you'll reach the top. Don't ever stop believing! ♡♡
Ah, horses are my fave animal such a cute one u got. Can't waitgo on my next ride. I help my buddy relax by I feel calm and relaxed cuz I can listen to my favourite bands like MCR, Escape or new bands like Delta Parole, and others.
I agree if someone wins they should win with Honor and Humility and not celebrate with others make a mistake that will come back to haunt her, her being a gross show off.
It was probably an instinctive reaction though. It's a very overwhelming feeling. You don't know that she didn't wish him the best and compliment him on a fantastic try.
Can you show jump bareback or do you need to wear a saddle and bridle just curious if anyone could tell me I will follow them on CZcams so say thank you
Donatello 9000, you can’t show jump bare back, you have to use a saddle. I’m not sure anybody would even want to do this bareback, as the stirrups can literally save your life. There are many people who do large jumps bareback, but they rarely ever do courses such as this. A lot of courses also include quick rollbacks and tough technical riding, so having the saddle to grip with you can engage your back muscles and steady quickly.
@@laurencarpenter3154 I would love to show jump bareback and I commented this 1 week ago so to be a little harsh is kind of mean I commented this to show that I would love to do this bareback and then u comment I'm not sure why ANYONE would WANT to do this bareback when obviously I would so think before u comment
Donatello 9000, So sorry to come off harsh! I misinterpreted your comment, just trying to explain. Again, my apologies! I hope you do get to show-jump bareback if that’s a goal of yours!
@@LilyRoseBecker It's really bad for the horses spine when you ride them bareback. The most you should ride a horse without a saddle is 10 minutes, and jumping bareback is worse. The saddles are designed to take the pressure off of the horses spine and distribute it across the back without putting any on the spine.
Here's the thing. I dream of going to the Olympics but I know that I will never have the money to even buy a horse that has the ability to jump this high let alone pay all the other fees of going to these olympic comps
@@SabrinaStJohn-mo6sj How am I not chill? Did you see the first comment you left? In all caps? Also read what I said. I didn't ask if you competed. I said if you don't like the rules then don't compete. If you still don't understand, tell me what your native language is, so I can put it in that language for you please.
Bitless doesn’t work for every horse, but I’m sure you’ll find some friends who enjoy giving their horses microfractures in their nasal passages caused by the cruelty free bitless bridles!
This makes me mad, seeing these horses abused like that! Using Spurs, Tie downs/Martingales, and having the horses jump really high, it's not good for a horses front feet!
ElodieTK Hate to tell you this, and it's okay that you didn't know until now, but jumping does hurt the horse. A lot. In fact, probably MORE with metal shoes, considering metal had zero shock absorption. It's been proven, and yet ignored, that landing after a jump is detrimental to a horses health. 80% of a horse weight is what lands back down after a jump on their front legs, which are arguably more sensitive. This height is cruel, and all this video does is act as an example for how even horses hate jumping. This is cruel.
Samthelonewolf • You are absolutely correct about the fact that the amount of weight coming down on their front legs off of a 4-5 ft. landing can be tremendously straining on their bodies. However, these horses go through constant and rigorous medical exams before and after each event like this to check for any inflammation, stress fractures, or any other physical ailments. Horses have obvious tell-tale signs of pain we'd be observing if they felt discomfort on the landing, and horses experiencing pain will refuse a jump this high 9/10 times no matter how well trained they are because they cannot build up the speed and velocity needed for takeoff when they are favoring one or more legs. Finally, they go through thorough drug testing prior to the event to check for any painkillers used to mask lameness. So it is very clear in their physical examination if they are: inflamed, sore in any areas of their legs, or if they have any visible marks from spurs or whips. In the case of spurs, any visible marks left on the horses' sides is a disqualifier, so we know they are not being abused in that way. My final point is this: any sport, human or animal, has serious health risks in regards to strain, stress and injury. But in jumping more than any other equestrian sport, it is very difficult to force a horse to perform that does not wish to or is in pain. Rodeo horses can be forced with spurs and whips to stop bucking or to run full-tilt, but a sport horse can not be forced to execute the precision it takes to make a 5 foot jump with abuse alone. There has to be a willingness there and a mutual trust built between horse and rider. TL;DR: Every precaution is taken with these animals to safeguard their health and to prevent pain & abuse. The horse has to want to perform and enjoy their work to execute these incredible jumps.
Lyssa Tomlin Does the constant medical testing not then PROVE that this is wrong? Why should these poor animals be involved in a sport where they have to be routinely checked for injury?
That first horse is so beautiful!!
It's my dream to make it to the olympics but I fear that I'll never be as good as then.
xX JumpingForJoy Xx Stick with it!! You'll enjoy the journey either way, so hold on to that dream.
The worst that happens is you don't make it. But before that, you: go to some incredible events, bond with your horse, and make unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
Good luck!
Lyssa Tomlin thank you so much!
Hey atleast I do pony finals...
Kori Harlan how high do you jump
I know I'm 1 year late but it's never too late. But, hey! What do you mean you're scared that you *won't be as good? I bet, when you grow older, you'll be just as good. I bet you'll have amazing horses and jump amazing heights! It's hard, yes I know, but never ever* give up! Keep on dreaming and one day, you'll reach the top. Don't ever stop believing! ♡♡
This is so stressful to watch for me because the jumps are so big!! I jump MAYBE the bottom pole on these and can't even imagine going over these
I know right, I only go 1 foot to 1 and a half foot, not interested in going over 2 foot
Got to 4ft when I rode. Slow process to make sure my trainer knew I was fine... but it was always scary when she said she was raising the rail
I love jump offs :P
Thanks for uploading
10:26 100% his own fault
valerie I couldn’t agree more.
Ikr!
Right??? He was already hauling on the horses mouth
Yes !!his own fault he kept pulling the bit making the horse stop just to mess his horse up!
Ah, horses are my fave animal such a cute one u got. Can't waitgo on my next ride. I help my buddy relax by I feel calm and relaxed cuz I can listen to my favourite bands like MCR, Escape or new bands like Delta Parole, and others.
who gives a shit
r/nobodyasked
That is cute though. I listen to punk pop for exercises to get mine to listen to my rhythm. It’s weird but it helps.
the first horse was so georgeous 😍
Yes!!!!!
Cool
I wanna be in the olympics but I fear I will never be as good
I was there that exact same day 😂
Oh lol
It's so gross to see an athlete celebrate another's disfortune
She was just exited about winning- Wouldn't you be happy if you won a Longines world cup competition?
@@rosestorming5420 Of course. But I'd hope that I would exhibit humility, sportsmanship, and decorum.
well that is the way it goes in all sports
I agree if someone wins they should win with Honor and Humility and not celebrate with others make a mistake that will come back to haunt her, her being a gross show off.
It was probably an instinctive reaction though. It's a very overwhelming feeling. You don't know that she didn't wish him the best and compliment him on a fantastic try.
What breed is the first horse
i would fall off if i jumped those fences xD
Can you show jump bareback or do you need to wear a saddle and bridle just curious if anyone could tell me I will follow them on CZcams so say thank you
Donatello 9000, you can’t show jump bare back, you have to use a saddle. I’m not sure anybody would even want to do this bareback, as the stirrups can literally save your life. There are many people who do large jumps bareback, but they rarely ever do courses such as this. A lot of courses also include quick rollbacks and tough technical riding, so having the saddle to grip with you can engage your back muscles and steady quickly.
@@laurencarpenter3154 I would love to show jump bareback and I commented this 1 week ago so to be a little harsh is kind of mean I commented this to show that I would love to do this bareback and then u comment I'm not sure why ANYONE would WANT to do this bareback when obviously I would so think before u comment
Donatello 9000, So sorry to come off harsh! I misinterpreted your comment, just trying to explain. Again, my apologies! I hope you do get to show-jump bareback if that’s a goal of yours!
@@laurencarpenter3154 no a goal of mine is to ride bareback I just wanted to know if u could and like u sayed u can't do ok
@@LilyRoseBecker It's really bad for the horses spine when you ride them bareback.
The most you should ride a horse without a saddle is 10 minutes, and jumping bareback is worse. The saddles are designed to take the pressure off of the horses spine and distribute it across the back without putting any on the spine.
Here's the thing. I dream of going to the Olympics but I know that I will never have the money to even buy a horse that has the ability to jump this high let alone pay all the other fees of going to these olympic comps
THAT WAS NOT A REFUSAL HE YANKED ON THE REINS AND THE HORSE DID WHAT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO DO
It doesn’t matter. If the horse stops at a jump in competition, it is a refusal and gets penalized as such.
@@meganproffitt424 Alr it’s still wrong
@@SabrinaStJohn-mo6sj The rules are the rules. If you don't like it, then don't compete.
@@meganproffitt424 I do compete I’m just saying that it’s wrong chill
@@SabrinaStJohn-mo6sj How am I not chill? Did you see the first comment you left? In all caps?
Also read what I said. I didn't ask if you competed. I said if you don't like the rules then don't compete. If you still don't understand, tell me what your native language is, so I can put it in that language for you please.
A good teenage rider could probably beat some of these people in an equitation class 😂😬
they don’t worry about equitation here it’s all about speed
Well yeah because they aren’t equitation riders. The rule sets for jumpers are completely different.
why are ALL horses bay?
Arshia Soni grrr
Not all horses are bay. It’s just that most successful jumping tb lines are bay
Not a fan of Ceshca M. She doesn't look to have the build for this with her QH style IMO. Very heavy jumping and landing. But love 😍 Wicked.
Too much chatter in the beginning
1.60 is definately worth trying for..but this course is puny compared to europeans..even IF it id jump off..they have huge horses and power..😠👻🤤😢🐴🐎
@Karina Peters
We do!
First girl, stop ripping your horses face off geez
KittyWolf Kat, lmfao have you ridden a 1.60 meter course like this before...?
@@laurencarpenter3154 People do courses like this bitless all of the time. I don't see what your point is.
Rose Storming, I stand corrected. I didn’t know people do meter sixty courses bit less. Impressive.
Lauren Ty for being so respectful!
Bitless doesn’t work for every horse, but I’m sure you’ll find some friends who enjoy giving their horses microfractures in their nasal passages caused by the cruelty free bitless bridles!
The rider haven t the control at the horse, thats bad
Which one
Terrible quality
God their riding is horrific! These people need to let lose on the bit geez.
Peanutbutter Pancakes ...their hype keeps them chomping on those bits..their heads are high...😢
Peanutbutter Pancakes no
Yessss
It’s part of jumping. You have to keep their head up and steady them before the jump.
Peanutbutter Pancakes stop bullying there position like geez if you were jumping this high I doubt you would look pretty
Poor horses
Milena Hernandez
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah agreed
This makes me mad, seeing these horses abused like that! Using Spurs, Tie downs/Martingales, and having the horses jump really high, it's not good for a horses front feet!
Rancher Girl if Thad your opinion that's your opinion :)
ElodieTK Hate to tell you this, and it's okay that you didn't know until now, but jumping does hurt the horse. A lot. In fact, probably MORE with metal shoes, considering metal had zero shock absorption.
It's been proven, and yet ignored, that landing after a jump is detrimental to a horses health. 80% of a horse weight is what lands back down after a jump on their front legs, which are arguably more sensitive. This height is cruel, and all this video does is act as an example for how even horses hate jumping. This is cruel.
Samthelonewolf • You are absolutely correct about the fact that the amount of weight coming down on their front legs off of a 4-5 ft. landing can be tremendously straining on their bodies. However, these horses go through constant and rigorous medical exams before and after each event like this to check for any inflammation, stress fractures, or any other physical ailments.
Horses have obvious tell-tale signs of pain we'd be observing if they felt discomfort on the landing, and horses experiencing pain will refuse a jump this high 9/10 times no matter how well trained they are because they cannot build up the speed and velocity needed for takeoff when they are favoring one or more legs.
Finally, they go through thorough drug testing prior to the event to check for any painkillers used to mask lameness. So it is very clear in their physical examination if they are: inflamed, sore in any areas of their legs, or if they have any visible marks from spurs or whips. In the case of spurs, any visible marks left on the horses' sides is a disqualifier, so we know they are not being abused in that way.
My final point is this: any sport, human or animal, has serious health risks in regards to strain, stress and injury. But in jumping more than any other equestrian sport, it is very difficult to force a horse to perform that does not wish to or is in pain. Rodeo horses can be forced with spurs and whips to stop bucking or to run full-tilt, but a sport horse can not be forced to execute the precision it takes to make a 5 foot jump with abuse alone. There has to be a willingness there and a mutual trust built between horse and rider.
TL;DR:
Every precaution is taken with these animals to safeguard their health and to prevent pain & abuse. The horse has to want to perform and enjoy their work to execute these incredible jumps.
Lyssa Tomlin Does the constant medical testing not then PROVE that this is wrong? Why should these poor animals be involved in a sport where they have to be routinely checked for injury?
ElodieTK Well said :) my point was we are overly cautious to protect them from any pain or abuse.