Equestrian Rides the Swedish Warmblood in Sweden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- IT IS TIME TO RIDE MY 100th Breed!!!! Join me as we travel to one of the World's Oldest Active National Studs for my Quest Ride! While we are there, we will learn about the history of the Swedish Warmblood, go out for a drive and hear about what it is like to go to school at Flyinge!
🎬DiscoverTheHorse is an equine education project, equestrian vlog and adventure series that documents my journey to ride every horse breed. 🐎 Ride along with me and meet amazing horses from around the world!
✨Special Thanks to: Flyinge Kungsgård, Cicci Rätz Hagsell, Gitte Johansson, Swedish Warmblood Association, Anna Hoskari, Mette Henriksen, & Marie Kahrle! ✨
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00:00 A Very Special Day!
00:21 The History of Flyinge Kungsgård
01:30 Everyone Can Come to This Special Place
02:06 Driving with a World Champion!
03:42 Being a Student at Flyinge
05:10 My 100th Breed
05:55 About the Swedish Warmblood
07:05 An Equestrian Legacy
08:28 My Next Breed
Congrats from another horsey girl with non-horsey parents, who also found her path to her storybook horse by a chance meeting with a wonderful equestrian at a local fair.
I've never gotten to ride a Swedish warmblood, but my husband and I were in Stockholm once, and we wandered to the castle in time for the King to arrive in carriage, and he was escorted by so many Swedish Warmbloods, they all looked stunning. My husband remembers getting a pic where it looks like the King is waving to him. I remember the horses!
I've never heard a Finn say that Swedes knew how to do something, but there's a first for everything! Can't wait for you to meet the plucky little Finnish Universal!
As a Swede, I've ridden quite a few of them and I have to say their personalities. They're also very versatile and generally a sound breed. The dressage horse with the longest career as an international dressage horse is Björsells Briar 899. He was a dark liver chestnut stallion with large white markings, whose father Magini was an international showjumping stallion. After his stallion test, both the showjumping test rider Peter Eriksson (who at the time competed his father) and tbe dressage test rider Jan Brink wanted to keep him. Many of the mare families and stallion lines in the breed have produced top horses for both showjumping and dressage.
My beloved mare was a Diploma SWB. We did dressage and trail. She was sweet, smart and so willing. I miss her every day. She lived to 32
Flyinge is great, and I especially like how it's open to the general public to come visit and just walk around and see the stables - at the same time as it's both an elite training center, a breeding center and a university (part of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences). We used to go there sometimes to look at the horses, and also at the many storks that are nesting on the roofs. There are also many different public events going on throughout the year. Several of Sweden's most famous show jumpers, such as e.g. Rolf-Göran Bengtsson also live nearby.
Congratulations on attaining your 100th breed. What an achievement and adventure! Keep going; there's more horses out there!
Thank you so much!!
I love their intelligence and their sweet yet sometimes mischievous nature.
What a really beautiful 😊breed .
What good fortune you are having to go everywhere and see, touch and ride so many different breeds of horses - the most magnificent and beautiful animal to look at and experience on this planet!! Thanks for your sharing and caring nature!! 💕👏👏🐴
Thank you for joining me on the ride! 💜
A century of breeds! Well done and on we go!
I love this quest of yours. You are living the dream and happiness radiates from your soul 💙
Zerano has a long beautiful stride. I would LOVE for you to describe how it felt to ride him. And all horses you ride. I can’t ride anymore and I miss it so very much. I’m looking to you for the experience. … Congratulations 🎉 you are a beautiful rider and I can tell the horses respond to you for that reason. Thank you for the fabulous journeys 🎉🎉
Varmt välkommen till Flyinge ❤️ som ligger mig varmt om hjärtat eftersom jag är uppvuxen med det och har bott i närheten under hela min barndom 🤗
These warmbloods are not only good looking , also easy to ride.i loved your horse. Congrats on 💯 breeds!! 🎉🎉.
WOW! Congrats! Well done! And thanks for introducing all of us to so many breeds we(I) were unaware of. Hope you continue.🐎🐎
Thanks so much! Will do - I'm out on a film trip right now, in fact! 😊
Congratulations, girl!! Whooo hoooo!! You are amazing! Today's stunning historical location combined with the perfect weather and special people who perpetuate the legacy was unbelieveable! The horses were perfect!!
Keep counting!!
Jennifer
San Francisco Bay area
USA
Thanks so much Jennifer!! 💜
100th breed have loved this adventure of finding out about the horse.
So glad to hear you are enjoying the journey! Thanks for joining me!
Congratulations. Looking forward to the next 100!
Congratulations Alyssa to the 100th episode, that’s amazing! 🎉
And what a place to Film and experience the 100th breed.
I absolutely love your series and am so happy I found it through the longer video about the Icelandic Horse. I am definitely on board for the next breed 😊
Thanks for being here Nina, I'm so glad you found the Icelandic video and have continued to ride along with me! I'm filming in Germany right now. 😊
Enjoy your time and of course riding here in Germany! @@DiscoverTheHorse
Yes our beutiful warmblood from sweden, a horse that needs to be praised.
And a nice piece of history, not too far from where I live :)
Congratulations on all these beautiful videos of the gorgeous horses!!!
Congratulations on an amazing milestone!! 👏 Just love following your adventures and rides around the world and discover more breeds. Your storytelling is so on point and makes the videos a joy to watch! To the next 100! 😁
Congratulations on 100 and looking so forward to many, many more!!! Seeing you ride these beautiful, stunning horses is awesome!!!! It’s so neat how your horse career began, and we appreciate and enjoy your videos so much!!!!!!!
Huge congratulations Alyssa on your 100th breed! You are living the dream and sharing it with us all and that's soooo fun! And, just in time for Canadian Thanksgiving, too!! Yep, we celebrate it on Monday!! Honestly, I'm not that familiar with Swedish Warmbloods.. there are so many warmbloods from various countries. It would be interesting to have a pic of them all together to compare. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend, may God bless you again. xx
20 years ago I had a Swedish warmblood named Zerano.
Congratulations on Breed 100! I absolutely love your videos and I accompany you vicariously everywhere you go. Thank you Alyssa.
Hello. I love watching your videos! Congratulations!!! on riding your 100th breed. Before watching your channel, I never heard of some of the breeds you've ridden. It's an education for me. Thanks so much.
So awesome! Would love to visit there somedayb
Congrats on 100! I kinda want to follow in your footsteps lol. He was a beauty. 🥰
What an honour, congrats on your 100th🐎
Thank you so much!
Class? Discipline? Same thing or different from one another? So confused on those two terms. 😕 Nice video, been watching these nonstop from all the horses you encountered with. You're lucky to meet the different breeds of horses. 😁 Congratulations on your one hundredth breed. 🏆
How wonderful. I haven’t had a lot of contact with equines since my health worsened and sadly both of my ponies had to be pts. I miss them. Will look into how I could use some of my 40 years of experience
Congratulations! I have so admired your videos!!! ❤️
Thank you so much!
Congratulations! What a privilege! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Fabulous 🥰❤❤❤❤❤
Tks for sharing your 100 to your follower 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for joining me on the adventure!
Congratulations
Congratulations on reaching 100 horses! I can’t wait to see what breed you come across next! Will you be riding a Black Forest, warlander, lusitano or a soraia next? Out of curiosity how many horse breeds are there in the world?
Thank you! Ooooh, fun suggestions, I will be riding all of the ones on your list, and just filmed the Black Forest Horse in Germany! There are over 300 breeds, but I'll have a more exact answer for you when I'm done with the project. 😁
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Excellent video congratulations
Thank you!
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Alyssa, congratulations with your mumber 100. 👏🥂🍾
Is this the breed international sweedish riders use to compete?🤔
What are your top 5 breeds ever Alyssa?
When are you going to ride a Haflinger?
I'm actually filming in Germany right now, and searching for Haflinger in the Tyrol area to feature! 😊
I got your message about Haflingers. I'm excited because my horse Yogy was a Haflinger. I did not know what he was until a few years ago on you tube when I started watching videos on horses and the Haflinger came up. We got Yogy from an auction and loved his build; stocky with big feet good for trail riding in the rough terrain of the Maine woods trails. We never ever saw him stumble or trip up like the other horses. He hated being under saddle though. One day a friend came over and we were discussing what Yogy was. I thought: He looks like someone bred a Belgian with a pony; but how? He had big feet, strong thick legs; but a pony type head. This friend said get a harness and see what he can do. Wow! What that small horse could pull was unreal! He pulled full length Canadian Hemlock trees which were green about 2.5 to 3 feet in diameter (hemlocks are very heavy trees and used where there is water exposure) with mud up to his belly and I was stuck in the mud and had to put my arm in the britchen on the harness. He pulled it with ease; no need to drive him either, he never went in the road and would pile the logs for you also. Someone spent a lot of time with him. Unfortunately after selling him and little star to some friends down the road they didn't take care of them, which we didn't know at first and Yogy got loose and into some pine needles and bloated; I was with him when he died. I never got over it. I'm always waiting patiently for the next horse adventure and I enjoy them very much. Thanks for the videos!
Lund sweden?
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I think the horse gene is recessive,it pops up after a few generations.