Mutual respect for from the Mongolians for accepting the Australians who came with honoring these beautiful peoples in joining them in a great tradition. Thank you for sharing!
susan warner Mongolians do not discriminate people of any race, religion, ethnicity or background. I can't say the same about Americans and Australians.
@@belleblanch5374 what is that supposed to mean, i know that the Americans and Australians weren't that greate people few centuries ago, but now they are the most tolerant and respectfull bunch. It's not like Mongolians were always this kind.
At first I thought Mongolian people are intimidating and scary, after watching this now they seem so warm and affectionate, with good sense of humor. They welcomed the foreign boy and treated him as if he was their own son. That’s real nomad hospitality, respect ❤️🇲🇳
What a beautiful story to tell. It’s amazing to me how passionate a kid be and how supportive is parents are. His mom must have been so scared for him. Also the Mongolians welcoming him if they could have easily laughed it off. Great documentary!
This made me cry...with joy and memory and nostalgia. What a beautiful story and beautiful family. Come join us down in the Khangai mountains for a thunder hoof...we share much in common--both my boys Liam and Galen raced in the local Nadams until they had to retire with size. They now help us run Lapis Sky Camp with our nomad partners and we lead National Geographic horse trips. Give us a shout if Angus and his brother ever want to come and help us lead trips!
This was so beautiful to see. Throughout the video I had a smile on my lips and cried at the end because I felt proud of him. To see a child meet his dreams and never gave up. Such fighter and what nice memories he will always carry throughout his life. ❤️🐴👦🏻
wow, I just watched this story and got a tear in my eyes, Horses, dogs and other animals are much like family or friends to us, so much love them. When your loved one and family like an animal wins the race, no Mongolian does not cry, no matter whose horse it is, not because of pity, but out of emotional love. That is why Mongolians are connected with this precious little horse through their history and spirit. Children's singing is called GIINGOO, which wakes the horse's mind up and encourages it. It can be said that Mongolians are not afraid of death, they are afraid of not having a horse. Маш их баярлалаа.
Wow what an incredible film. Thank you for making and positing it. I am a Mongolian now living in the UK and this completely reminded me of my childhood. 1 of all I want to congratulate Chingis for making his dreams come true. This is a huge accomplishment as the competition horses are wild, unpredictable and very hard to control. I actually can not believe he finished the race. Huge accomplishment. And the parents for been supporting and encouraging him, not babying the boy. Reminded me of Mongolian parent. He has definitely become quite a Mongolian and this experience would definitely gave strength to go on and be an accomplished man. And how cute are the Mongol babies. Thank you again. 💕
Couldn't stop laughing when Angus' mom said that he's shouting like a banshee. Indeed, he's screaming in his last race instead of singing. His horse must have been motivated by fright. LOL...
If you ever get the chance go horse-riding in Mongolia! It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life and watching this just brought me back to it. Well done documentary and very touching. What a cool family! Love from Berlin xoxo
Thankyou sooo very much for sharing your beautiful story ! What a little trooper ! I just adored his passion and admired at how drivin he was at such a young age. I could feel your emotions as a mother and being in awe of your child. Loved the touch of the horse head fiddle during the races too ❤️
Angus mad respect my g for doing that no ordinary boy from Australia or any other foreign country will be able to do what u did but when u momma trynna hug you and congrats let her because that dont make u a wimp but a man who respects there mother🙏
Thankyou verymuch for this documentry film. I have watched this film 7 years ago when I was learning documentary filmmaking in my country NEPAL. Every moment, music, hummings touches me so deep and brings me in tears. WOW 👏🏻
wow great Glad to find and watched this documentary. And really proud of him and wishing best. You can come our Mongolian Naadam festival in Australia brisbane
Wow i proud of you. Im mongolian, i was 4 yaers old ride a horse, and i know horse raice so hard to horse jockyes but you are doing very well good job.
i am Mongolian. i do skydiving, crossfitting and muy thai boxing. But i can't properly ride a horse. the boy is way better than me. he is more Mongolian than me :)
What an extraordinary film. Young Angus is such an inspiring person who shows that it takes hard work and passion to reach your goal.. it is achievable. The family too so supportive of Angus. I loved this film.
what an amazing documentary film, well done, Angus must be find not just riding a horse skill, he must learned synchronize the feeling with nature, animal horse, nomadic culture and all sports give patience, discipline, passion. watched very emotionally.
Proud of Angus. 🎉 What a brave and great boy. I wonder how much Angus has grown up now. I hope to come to Mongolia again one summer and meet this family. Even though I'm Mongolian, I'm afraid of horses that I can't ride.😢
Sizewise, Agnus's brother fits perfectly. Agnus is a bit too big for racing with that horse for a long distance. I would be worried about both Agnus and the horse. The horse owner/trainer seems to be fine with it so good for him. The attitude (some mentioned) is coming from the urgency which is understandable; after all, he knew that it was his last chance. Other mongolian kids have more relaxed attitude. All in all, he did very well :)
Don't worry guys. He sure has attitude and guts. Cause horses are such wonderful and amazing creatures. I think the kid usually with this age often try to hide own feelings. We mongolians usually being like this 😉
thank you. I was originally asked by the family just to film it for the family record. When it turned out that real life proved better than something scripted they allowed me to turn it into a documentary. thanks for watching it.
I would cry to if a foreign boy that come out of no where and decides to ride my horse thst i have been training with my whole life. And plus he wouldnt be able to put the horse to its full potential.
Beautiful documentary, loved it. Yet, only possible when you have a father like David Paradice. You wouldn't think it being dressed so casually and the down to earth demeanor of the family, Yet his net worth is $613 million, and his Paradice Investment Management Group $17 Billion.
If my parents had enough money back in the 70s, my sister and I would have loved to make such a trip. We rode ponies then and my sister still has some of her own. Sadly, we don't talk anymore, but I love to remember the times we tuned in on each other. The last Time we rode together was in 1996 in ireland.😥😥
The last sentence really pume me off. I thought he would want to learn more about the culture and the horses of the mongolian people. But it seems to be just a check in a box out of other goals he set. Sad, really.
We as locals are very welcoming and doing our best to please our guests. But it would have been better not to forget that the local boy is also a child and it is very normal that he didn't want to give his horse to someone who just showed up. Even if the man says the guests can have it, you guys should think about how the local boy feels bad and need to reject it.
This kid got too much attitude. The Mongol family welcomed him with warm heart and gave them the best respect but he is trying to think himself better over others. Nothing wrong with him, it has to do with how the parents educate him. I hope he is a humble person now.
Mutual respect for from the Mongolians for accepting the Australians who came with honoring these beautiful peoples in joining them in a great tradition. Thank you for sharing!
susan warner Mongolians do not discriminate people of any race, religion, ethnicity or background. I can't say the same about Americans and Australians.
@@belleblanch5374 what is that supposed to mean, i know that the Americans and Australians weren't that greate people few centuries ago, but now they are the most tolerant and respectfull bunch. It's not like Mongolians were always this kind.
@@mrohwellthatslife433 just you guys weren't,every nation have their ups and downs.
At first I thought Mongolian people are intimidating and scary, after watching this now they seem so warm and affectionate, with good sense of humor. They welcomed the foreign boy and treated him as if he was their own son. That’s real nomad hospitality, respect ❤️🇲🇳
i hope Angus will still keep in touch with the family because the friendship he built with the man is beautiful
I'm crying watching this video.
How he was brave and adorable.
Thank you traveling for our country.
What a beautiful story to tell. It’s amazing to me how passionate a kid be and how supportive is parents are. His mom must have been so scared for him. Also the Mongolians welcoming him if they could have easily laughed it off. Great documentary!
This kid is incredible. Good for him. I bet that when he grows up he will become a great and strong men.
Wow great, first ever foreigner raced with Mongolians. Glad to find and watched this documentary. And really proud of him and wishing best.
What a beautiful country, i can imagine how amazing would it be to live in such a stunning place.
These horses are stunning
This made me cry...with joy and memory and nostalgia. What a beautiful story and beautiful family. Come join us down in the Khangai mountains for a thunder hoof...we share much in common--both my boys Liam and Galen raced in the local Nadams until they had to retire with size. They now help us run Lapis Sky Camp with our nomad partners and we lead National Geographic horse trips. Give us a shout if Angus and his brother ever want to come and help us lead trips!
You should definitely make a documentary too about your life in Mongolia. Would be very interesting to see!
This was so beautiful to see. Throughout the video I had a smile on my lips and cried at the end because I felt proud of him. To see a child meet his dreams and never gave up. Such fighter and what nice memories he will always carry throughout his life. ❤️🐴👦🏻
I am Mongolian and i like this documentary. Thanks.
wow, I just watched this story and got a tear in my eyes, Horses, dogs and other animals are much like family or friends to us, so much love them. When your loved one and family like an animal wins the race, no Mongolian does not cry, no matter whose horse it is, not because of pity, but out of emotional love. That is why Mongolians are connected with this precious little horse through their history and spirit. Children's singing is called GIINGOO, which wakes the horse's mind up and encourages it.
It can be said that Mongolians are not afraid of death, they are afraid of not having a horse. Маш их баярлалаа.
@@muugii9 💚💚
Wow what an incredible film. Thank you for making and positing it. I am a Mongolian now living in the UK and this completely reminded me of my childhood. 1 of all I want to congratulate Chingis for making his dreams come true. This is a huge accomplishment as the competition horses are wild, unpredictable and very hard to control. I actually can not believe he finished the race. Huge accomplishment. And the parents for been supporting and encouraging him, not babying the boy. Reminded me of Mongolian parent. He has definitely become quite a Mongolian and this experience would definitely gave strength to go on and be an accomplished man. And how cute are the Mongol babies. Thank you again. 💕
Wow he’s so determined in what he is doing which just makes me feel how rubbish I am with sticking with something that I would love to get good at
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Fantastic Mongolia and people, what a true life with the nature
Angus is brave and good fighter. Even his hand is broken, he did it. Amazing documentary.
Wonder whats Angus's story now. Amazing kid, Amazing Mongolians. Fantanstic doccumentary
Couldn't stop laughing when Angus' mom said that he's shouting like a banshee.
Indeed, he's screaming in his last race instead of singing. His horse must have been motivated by fright. LOL...
It freaked out and galloped faster
If you ever get the chance go horse-riding in Mongolia! It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life and watching this just brought me back to it. Well done documentary and very touching. What a cool family! Love from Berlin xoxo
Thankyou sooo very much for sharing your beautiful story !
What a little trooper ! I just adored his passion and admired at how drivin he was at such a young age.
I could feel your emotions as a mother and being in awe of your child.
Loved the touch of the horse head fiddle during the races too ❤️
Angus mad respect my g for doing that no ordinary boy from Australia or any other foreign country will be able to do what u did but when u momma trynna hug you and congrats let her because that dont make u a wimp but a man who respects there mother🙏
His passion is something!
Thankyou verymuch for this documentry film. I have watched this film 7 years ago when I was learning documentary filmmaking in my country NEPAL. Every moment, music, hummings touches me so deep and brings me in tears. WOW 👏🏻
thank you so much Poonam. It was a wonderful film to make
I am so proud of this boy from Australia.
What an inspiring story, Angus or little Chinggis became more than a little bit Mongol, he became Mongol, our family.
Such a lovely boy and mother. 🥰😍
I am amazed by Mongolians kindness
Hey there just wanted to say that I love this channel and love watching the videos
The boy is good and has guts. He will be a real nomad, that's for sure.
wow great Glad to find and watched this documentary. And really proud of him and wishing best. You can come our Mongolian Naadam festival in Australia brisbane
I am crying after watching this video. It's nice to see my
childhood memories.
CONGRATULATIONS ANGUS! All the kids and everyone look amazing. So much warmth and love. ~South Africa~ xox
HI THERE :D im from sa too !
Just beautifull story. A lot of courage and determination. Absolutely wonderfull.
The best documentary I’ve ever watched ♥️
What a beautiful video. Thanks a lot for this video and I am really proud of Angus. 🥳🥳🥳 wish him and his family all the best🎉🎉🎉
So beautiful, thank you so much for sharing this.
So bright and open documentary.
Wow i proud of you. Im mongolian, i was 4 yaers old ride a horse, and i know horse raice so hard to horse jockyes but you are doing very well good job.
this is the real story. amazing. proud of this family.
i am Mongolian. i do skydiving, crossfitting and muy thai boxing. But i can't properly ride a horse. the boy is way better than me. he is more Mongolian than me :)
What an extraordinary film. Young Angus is such an inspiring person who shows that it takes hard work and passion to reach your goal.. it is achievable. The family too so supportive of Angus. I loved this film.
So beautiful. I’m proud of him. Love this documentary ❤️
wonderful country with a unique cultural baggage of its kind
what an amazing documentary film, well done, Angus must be find not just riding a horse skill, he must learned synchronize the feeling with nature, animal horse, nomadic culture and all sports give patience, discipline, passion. watched very emotionally.
watching it in 2024! Absolutely stunning story. Thankyou soooooo very much for sharing it♥
from Mongolia🏇
Amazing story, beautiful film and fantastic Angus!
Best parents EVER!
Wellcome back to Mingolia Angus, mongoluan people all time glad to see you, thank you
The kid has attitude ...
Lodewijck every kid does😂
such a wonderful story si adorable
This is so wholesome 🥹
What a beautiful story!!
This is what I missing so much , to ride. Nowhere else u can feel like this energy 🌞 Nice documentary 😎
My lovely beautiful amazing country Mongolia ❤️❤️😘
What a beautiful story😊
NTV-ээс үзчихээд орж ирлээ. Гоё дугаар болжээ
Дахиад Монголд ирээд энэ хүмүүстэйгээ уулзсан бичлэг хийвэл гоё байхаа.
Proud of Angus. 🎉 What a brave and great boy. I wonder how much Angus has grown up now. I hope to come to Mongolia again one summer and meet this family. Even though I'm Mongolian, I'm afraid of horses that I can't ride.😢
Австали хүү мундаг 🇲🇳❤️🌎
Amazing documentary
What's the Mongolian Song that's been played? So cool....
Awesome and inspirational story!
proud of Angus
So inspiring.
Sizewise, Agnus's brother fits perfectly. Agnus is a bit too big for racing with that horse for a long distance. I would be worried about both Agnus and the horse. The horse owner/trainer seems to be fine with it so good for him.
The attitude (some mentioned) is coming from the urgency which is understandable; after all, he knew that it was his last chance. Other mongolian kids have more relaxed attitude. All in all, he did very well :)
But 12 year old is bit too old for Mongolian horse race, usually children between 5-11 participate in it.
It's A beautiful Land.
I love how all the animals are running free across the landscape, herded and not just fenced and full of highways and gas wells like in Alberta
Don't worry guys. He sure has attitude and guts. Cause horses are such wonderful and amazing creatures. I think the kid usually with this age often try to hide own feelings. We mongolians usually being like this 😉
Woow I am so proud of this boy ❤
An amazing documentary😍
so cute hope he is come to visit Mongolia again
Angus you are tough guy
So entertaining and touching documentary! Proud of young Angus
Well done Angus!! Great job and an amazing fella you are
love from Nepal
this is better than fiction. I don't want to see this story made into a stupid Hollywood film ever
thank you. I was originally asked by the family just to film it for the family record. When it turned out that real life proved better than something scripted they allowed me to turn it into a documentary. thanks for watching it.
Great Content love that
Great history woow amazing
what are beautuful boys riders, what a beautifull country, what a beautuful movie
I would cry to if a foreign boy that come out of no where and decides to ride my horse thst i have been training with my whole life. And plus he wouldnt be able to put the horse to its full potential.
What?
It’s okey. They train the multiple horses in naadam
To be honest i think Angus and I hope next Nadaam you'll come to celebrate with us
Reallyyy powerful man huh ❤
so awsome
Nationality is not important the humanity is very important in this world
you must be modest and grateful
Beautiful documentary, loved it.
Yet, only possible when you have a father like David Paradice. You wouldn't think it being dressed so casually and the down to earth demeanor of the family, Yet his net worth is $613 million, and his Paradice Investment Management Group $17 Billion.
If my parents had enough money back in the 70s, my sister and I would have loved to make such a trip. We rode ponies then and my sister still has some of her own. Sadly, we don't talk anymore, but I love to remember the times we tuned in on each other. The last Time we rode together was in 1996 in ireland.😥😥
Now Tom is a young man. Please come to Mongolia again
❤Mundag huu bnaa.Mongol huu bolood jawlaadaa.❤
Мундаг юмаа бахархмаар яасан хөөрхөн юм бэээ
now this is horse riding! none of that dressage bullshit!!
Judge Judy Case is dismissed, goodbye 🤣🤣
The last sentence really pume me off. I thought he would want to learn more about the culture and the horses of the mongolian people. But it seems to be just a check in a box out of other goals he set. Sad, really.
We as locals are very welcoming and doing our best to please our guests. But it would have been better not to forget that the local boy is also a child and it is very normal that he didn't want to give his horse to someone who just showed up. Even if the man says the guests can have it, you guys should think about how the local boy feels bad and need to reject it.
This kid got too much attitude. The Mongol family welcomed him with warm heart and gave them the best respect but he is trying to think himself better over others. Nothing wrong with him, it has to do with how the parents educate him. I hope he is a humble person now.
Sain kino boljee Angus iin IG yu ym boloo?
Such a wonderful community. ...too bad this Angus kid is a bloody spoilt brat........he shows no appreciation what so ever😧
@@nkululekozondi188 he is just a kid
Woow
Emotionless kid..... You know what that means
hey there just wanted to say im 1st
I am from mongolia
if you don't have any respect to culture no good at all.. as Mongols say...! if you drink the water follow the customs too!!!!!!....