@ Spiridoula: Unbelievable confidence of the rider in the capabilities of his horse. And the horse completely trusted his moves and turns and jumped when asked. This confidence and trust you have to earn as a rider at home during the daily training and due to excellent horsemanship. But that's just my 5 pennies worth of knowledge.
I'm a dressage rider and pretty new to the sport could someone please tell me why before he started the but looked really far back? Idk if that's how jumpers are supposed to look and am curious. Amazing round from an untrained eye!
he's only a good rider in the way that he theoretically knows how a jumper course should be ridden - he's a really, really bad rider in the way that he doesn't condition his horses correctly at all, especially for a sport that requires horses to be in a condition that supports their musculoskeletal system, soft tissue, and their minds when competing at top level in such a physically demanding sport - you can tell he does zero correct conditioning on the flat and no sort of dressage work to be able to ride the horse safely, in a fit manner, and soundly through any jumper course. He is also verging onto the side of abusive and just plain cruel in the way that he rides his horses. Any decent horseperson can easily tell that his horses are not remotely happy. They're not physically or mentally fit to compete in this sport or be ridden over fences at ALL due to the way he rides and the fact that he doesn't condition his horses in even remotely the right way. It's just plain depressing and it makes me cringe really hard whenever I see him or many other riders like him that ride like this and have zero regard for their horses.
That is a pretty fit horse. He is not being abusive I have seen abusive show jumping riders and he isn't one of them. Don't you know the FEI rules they wouldn't allow him to compete if they witnessed him bring a horse that was not conditioned enough to be jumping at this level? If he was being abusive they wouldn't allow him to compete either. I honestly don't think you have a clue what you are talking about stick to what you know.
You can always plan to go in the ring and ride like that, but Rodrigo always goes through with that plan.
That horse is incredible!
Those turns were crazy!
YOU THINK?!??!
@ Spiridoula: Unbelievable confidence of the rider in the capabilities of his horse. And the horse completely trusted his moves and turns and jumped when asked. This confidence and trust you have to earn as a rider at home during the daily training and due to excellent horsemanship. But that's just my 5 pennies worth of knowledge.
Damnnnnn 👀👀👀👀👀 I thought the clock was wrong
Anyone else get chills when they see a great round like this?
I actually cry lol
Rodrigo is a big inspiration 🏇
he said "let's go turbo mode" and the horse said, "Hold my beer"
Yes, this horse is unbelievable. Also the rider. Together they blow everything up 🙊😍
That horse’s tail is amazing!
lol sometimes I do that too just watch how beautiful the horse is
@@eventervigo1943 Yes, same! Wish I had the time and money and space for a horse!
The horse is amazing 🤩
DANG DUDE THAT WAS SMOOOTH
Insane turns thats a marvelous horse
Lindo de ver! O cavalo é maravilhoso, passa muita imponência!
Ele é incrível!! Quanta inspiração pro meu pais
That is a amazing beautiful horse I have my own horse
Wow.😍
Time for a nice, long cooldown on a trail 💖💗💕
Oh i remember this😍
Amazing jumps
Wowwwwww!
I'm a dressage rider and pretty new to the sport could someone please tell me why before he started the but looked really far back? Idk if that's how jumpers are supposed to look and am curious. Amazing round from an untrained eye!
Did he end up winning?
Yes
@@lucymeyer7076 Awesome, he earnt it. Thanks for telling me
Look at the mouth
What about it?
??
I don't see anything wrong with the mouth. Looks soft and accepting to the contact.
There’s literally nothing wrong
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he's only a good rider in the way that he theoretically knows how a jumper course should be ridden - he's a really, really bad rider in the way that he doesn't condition his horses correctly at all, especially for a sport that requires horses to be in a condition that supports their musculoskeletal system, soft tissue, and their minds when competing at top level in such a physically demanding sport - you can tell he does zero correct conditioning on the flat and no sort of dressage work to be able to ride the horse safely, in a fit manner, and soundly through any jumper course. He is also verging onto the side of abusive and just plain cruel in the way that he rides his horses. Any decent horseperson can easily tell that his horses are not remotely happy. They're not physically or mentally fit to compete in this sport or be ridden over fences at ALL due to the way he rides and the fact that he doesn't condition his horses in even remotely the right way. It's just plain depressing and it makes me cringe really hard whenever I see him or many other riders like him that ride like this and have zero regard for their horses.
That is a pretty fit horse. He is not being abusive I have seen abusive show jumping riders and he isn't one of them. Don't you know the FEI rules they wouldn't allow him to compete if they witnessed him bring a horse that was not conditioned enough to be jumping at this level? If he was being abusive they wouldn't allow him to compete either. I honestly don't think you have a clue what you are talking about stick to what you know.
You dont know nothing about this sport
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