Here in Germany we have such a quest every year. It can take you the whole year, but you have to track your rides. When you finished 160 km the official part is over, but you can go on tracking your rides. By the end of the year all the km's are counted and then you get a certificate about all the km's you rode. And in 2020 when no endurance ride could be ridden there was Plan D that meant we had to ride 160 km within 8 weeks. It was fun, because that was some kind of challenge beside all that trouble and limitations we had because of Covid.
What beautiful sounds of the birds as you ride! The look on your pony's face when he woke for his night ride 😳😁 Congratulations to you both on the 100 mile ride!
I rode a few 50 mile endurance rides in Northern California back in the late 90's. A work colleague owned Arabians and let me train and ride with her. Experience of a lifetime!
Many years ago my friend Hope and I rode over 30 miles in one day around Potomac, Maryland on a pair of horses we exercised for their owners. I wasn’t used to that kind of distance - the horses, in their twenties and thirties - were fine. I was exhausted! Congratulations on a beautiful ride on your handsome boy!
These are the bad asses of the equestrian riders ! What beast !! This is extremely difficult on horse and rider !! Mad respect to both and would LOVE to try !!!! Or at least go check it out !!! Thanks for the awesome video once again !! This event is sure worth it ! ❤️🐴❤️
I commented earlier on your Portugal videos, and really liked your commentary. I mentioned the Golega Horse Festival. Even if your husband is not horse-mad he will have a blast. It is a fantastic event where you will make more friends in a day than you can keep track of!
Amazing scenery. When I come back for another life, I want to live in such a beautiful place. I used to ride my Exmoor mare bitless and barefoot, but bareback was a definite no. She was wide, low wither, huge trot and ‘spicy’. A comfy treeless saddle was perfect for us. Such a cute pair of ears ❤
You asked the length of distance can not say but I did a 5 day ride in the snowy mountains of Australia, to see wild brumbies. How far is not truly relevant but it has changed my perspective on all things in life and has left me a calmer wiser person. This would not have happened if was not for being on horseback.
Gotta love a gaited breed on trail rides… my ride was a TWH named Tyke… had him since he was 12 and sadly he passed over last year at the age of 30… I love to vicariously watch you and your rides/videos… thank you ❤
One of the first horses I learned to ride on was a TWH (Aptly named - Walker😁) They are great horses. I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, it is always too early to say goodbye. 🤗 Thanks for riding along with me, so glad to have you here!
@@DiscoverTheHorse I hope you focus on the stamina and ground covering ability of them. There's several that do endurance. I think a lot of folks assume all Pasos do the Fino gait and aren't a practical breed for trail and pleasure riding. So I hope you blow that myth out of the water. It would be interesting to see the historical background of them in Puerto Rico and Columbia (and how they differ), vs the North American Paso.
Tell us your horses story , when you got him why did you choose him for your horse . How long how long have you had him ? Did you bring any treats or food for him on your trip ? Lonely adventure .
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Here in Germany we have such a quest every year. It can take you the whole year, but you have to track your rides. When you finished 160 km the official part is over, but you can go on tracking your rides. By the end of the year all the km's are counted and then you get a certificate about all the km's you rode. And in 2020 when no endurance ride could be ridden there was Plan D that meant we had to ride 160 km within 8 weeks. It was fun, because that was some kind of challenge beside all that trouble and limitations we had because of Covid.
That sounds so nice! What is that ride called? Are there video of it in youtube?
That is awesome!
What beautiful sounds of the birds as you ride! The look on your pony's face when he woke for his night ride 😳😁 Congratulations to you both on the 100 mile ride!
Thanks so much! ☺️
You always share your passion for horses with such positive energy. What a nice change!
Aww, thank you! :)
Greetings from the center of Germany-Göttingen. Good luck & health for your Isländer and yourself. Same for the other participants. 🐎
I rode a few 50 mile endurance rides in Northern California back in the late 90's. A work colleague owned Arabians and let me train and ride with her. Experience of a lifetime!
Awesome!!
Colorado is my most favorite places I have lived! I would go back in a heartbeat! Congratulations on reaching the goal!
Many years ago my friend Hope and I rode over 30 miles in one day around Potomac, Maryland on a pair of horses we exercised for their owners. I wasn’t used to that kind of distance - the horses, in their twenties and thirties - were fine. I was exhausted!
Congratulations on a beautiful ride on your handsome boy!
I love how the horses along the wayare so into it. Red Wing Black Bird. Congrats Rafi (I forgot what the first letter is) and you.
Thanks so much!
Loved watching this, hearing the birds, the clip clop of hooves... Warm and sunny, cold and snowy! ❤
These are the bad asses of the equestrian riders ! What beast !! This is extremely difficult on horse and rider !! Mad respect to both and would LOVE to try !!!! Or at least go check it out !!! Thanks for the awesome video once again !! This event is sure worth it ! ❤️🐴❤️
Thank you for sharing, what a beautiful place to ride, no traffic.
Thanks for watching! :)
I commented earlier on your Portugal videos, and really liked your commentary.
I mentioned the Golega Horse Festival. Even if your husband is not horse-mad he will have a blast. It is a fantastic event where you will make more friends in a day than you can keep track of!
Amazing scenery. When I come back for another life, I want to live in such a beautiful place. I used to ride my Exmoor mare bitless and barefoot, but bareback was a definite no. She was wide, low wither, huge trot and ‘spicy’. A comfy treeless saddle was perfect for us. Such a cute pair of ears ❤
You ride the 100 miles bareback. Unbelievable. 😅
Happy Birthday Hrapi!🎂💐🍀🌻
He says-Thank you! :)
Thanks for these wonderful pictures and sharing impressions 🥰
Thanks for watching! :)
congratulations he is a horse of my dreams
Enjoyed the video. Love your gelding!
Sweet night ride! My horse’s night vision isn’t as good as it used to be. Night rides in the past were such fun.
Congratulations, that looks like fun!
Thank you! :)
You asked the length of distance can not say but I did a 5 day ride in the snowy mountains of Australia, to see wild brumbies. How far is not truly relevant but it has changed my perspective on all things in life and has left me a calmer wiser person. This would not have happened if was not for being on horseback.
Wow! That sounds like an amazing ride!
Gotta love a gaited breed on trail rides… my ride was a TWH named Tyke… had him since he was 12 and sadly he passed over last year at the age of 30… I love to vicariously watch you and your rides/videos… thank you ❤
One of the first horses I learned to ride on was a TWH (Aptly named - Walker😁) They are great horses. I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, it is always too early to say goodbye. 🤗 Thanks for riding along with me, so glad to have you here!
@@DiscoverTheHorse will you do a video on doing vaulting?
You are living my dream.
Fun ride!
Thanks!
How wonderful ❤❤❤❤
Love Barefoot, Bareback and Bridleless! ❤🐎🐎🥰
you also get extra credit for doing it in an halter and bareback :)
😁 Thanks!
This was a cute video. When are you gonna do the Paso fino?
Thanks for watching! Great question, I'm not sure when yet, but they are on the list!
@@DiscoverTheHorse I hope you focus on the stamina and ground covering ability of them. There's several that do endurance. I think a lot of folks assume all Pasos do the Fino gait and aren't a practical breed for trail and pleasure riding. So I hope you blow that myth out of the water. It would be interesting to see the historical background of them in Puerto Rico and Columbia (and how they differ), vs the North American Paso.
I’ve ridden for 5 hours but don’t know how many miles we rode.
1500 miles is the shortest ride I have done
I cannot believe she rode a Icelandic Pony with no saddle on the Tevis cup. How are you going to stay on when the trail goes vertical?
Is your "Main Camera" also your Go Pro? Tried to click on the links, but the Main camera and GoPro-link is the same. :P
Ooops, I'll get that link fixed! For this video here are the two cameras that I used:
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Tell us your horses story , when you got him why did you choose him for your horse . How long how long have you had him ? Did you bring any treats or food for him on your trip ? Lonely adventure .
Did you trailer him back home ?
Did you name your horse ?
How many miles did you ride in one day or required to ride .
You can ride as few or as many miles as you want each day as long as the 100 miles is completed within the 100 days.
@@DiscoverTheHorse thank you , so know your pony endurance , because you want your horse to be comfortable
100 miles is to much, and in 100 days is also to much time, because you can do it walking😅
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