I can't stress enough how amazing you eq is ughhh it's not fair😂 love this video. Hope you and your new baby have a good journey and make good progress; i know you will always do the right thing with your horses!!
Jordyn Theis so glad u like it! i thought adding in more raw un edited clips would showcase the horses better and everyone can hear my trainers comments and the mistakes i make and hopefully learn from it!❤️
So many lovely, talented horses... what a difficult choice! My personal fave was the 2nd gray horse. I liked how he was seeing his own distances and making his own adjustments to hit the perfect takeoff point. I also liked how level-headed he appeared, and how much strength he had to spare. If I were riding and approaching a huge jump, I'd want to be looking out between those two gray ears! ;^)
For the horses you tried in Calgary, did your trainer have connections or did you use an agent? Only asking as I'm planning a trip to Canada and starting to look for agents that can help. Thanks!
Rebekka Bjanes it really depends on the discipline. Hunters often have more of a half seat at canter where Equitation has more of a dressage influence and you sit the canter.
Rebekka Bjanes I haven’t ridden in a few years but I was taught that two point is not the same as half seat www.equisearch.com/articles/beyondtwopoint_081406
Addison Grace they might not be suited for the higher levels this rider wants to achieve. That’s what it is like in the equestrian world. Not one horse can do all levels. As a rider you have to “level up” so to speak on horses the further you want to go into whatever discipline you are in. Also, what’s wrong with more horses? If you can take care of them, give them all the proper care and love they need then what is the problem with having more horses?
Addison Grace i have one horse right now! shes getting older so i need another horse to make sure she gets enough time off and light work so she dosent get over worked and i can still ride alot!
Her trainer taught her to ride like this, and she’s a beautiful rider, so the way she sits the canter is great! Being in a lighter seat is what works best for this rider and the horses she rides:)
I love how light the first horse is on its feet😍
In The Alley he was a really fun ride!!
wow you're a seriously good rider. Really enjoyed watching this :)
Holly Lenahan thank you so much !! i appreciate the support :)
Love ya Holly Lenehan!!
How are khal, welbeck and Fiona doing?????
And Dali🤦🏼♀️☺️
I can't stress enough how amazing you eq is ughhh it's not fair😂 love this video. Hope you and your new baby have a good journey and make good progress; i know you will always do the right thing with your horses!!
thank you so so much :) i really appreciate the support, it means alot to me!
no problem at all! I wouldn't say it if it wasn't true haha❤️
Loved the bay at 22:00 , so careful + so much scope and will def succeed in the bigger stuff
rachel my personal fave ❤️
The way he jumps that oxer at 16:48 my god.
I would fall off lmaoo
Absolutely love that you added this bit and I can't wait to watch you rock the show season this year!
Jordyn Theis so glad u like it! i thought adding in more raw un edited clips would showcase the horses better and everyone can hear my trainers comments and the mistakes i make and hopefully learn from it!❤️
First horse has a beautiful jump! Super sweet and nice lead changes
Absolutley the chestnut is the most beautiful 🧡🤩
Nicole Gray he was amazing!! i loved him😍
I love the feisty bay gelding! :o
xKeepFlying he is my personal fave :)
After watching your videos I always feel bad about the 15 hand horses I ride😂
i liked the chestnut gelding even though he was very rushy he has a ridiculous scope so imagine how good he’ll be with a perfect approach
he was awesome!
So many lovely, talented horses... what a difficult choice! My personal fave was the 2nd gray horse. I liked how he was seeing his own distances and making his own adjustments to hit the perfect takeoff point. I also liked how level-headed he appeared, and how much strength he had to spare. If I were riding and approaching a huge jump, I'd want to be looking out between those two gray ears! ;^)
I love the horse you chose!
Mia Price thank you!!
i personally love the grey mare that horses form was amazing and y’all worked together beautifully❤️
agreed
Its Ya Girl Brie she was amazing!! sooo careful :)
The first horse is my favorite :3
NorthGale he was really cool :)
Nice video
thank you :)
Gz on having a new horse. He is a nice looking guy with potential.
i also want to let you know the link to your website does not work.
Auntie Nessie thank you for letting me know ill have to check up on that!
I’m really hoping you warmed them up correctly over smaller fences first...
For the horses you tried in Calgary, did your trainer have connections or did you use an agent? Only asking as I'm planning a trip to Canada and starting to look for agents that can help. Thanks!
My trainer had connections that's how he arranged the trip! good luck!
im on the same journey!
😍😍😍
Why are you constantly in two-point? Is there a specific reason? 😊
Jenna Lempel well, her butt I always out of the saddle so technically it’s a two point, I was taught to always sit, so was everyone else I know..
Jenna Lempel I was taugh that always riding light seat and two point is a bad habit but I could be wrong 🤷🏼♀️
Rebekka Bjanes it really depends on the discipline. Hunters often have more of a half seat at canter where Equitation has more of a dressage influence and you sit the canter.
Rebekka Bjanes I haven’t ridden in a few years but I was taught that two point is not the same as half seat
www.equisearch.com/articles/beyondtwopoint_081406
Mira Parker It isn’t the same, in half seat you’re not fully out of the saddle
Do you still have Cavarro?
Second like
What happened to your other horses ? xx
LucieEQ nothing! i still own and ride flo :) i dont have any catch rides anymore though
How did you find your trainer
Kera i saw him at horse shows and went to his barn to see how things work. hes a wonderful trainer
Don't you have two horses already?
Addison Grace they might not be suited for the higher levels this rider wants to achieve. That’s what it is like in the equestrian world. Not one horse can do all levels. As a rider you have to “level up” so to speak on horses the further you want to go into whatever discipline you are in. Also, what’s wrong with more horses? If you can take care of them, give them all the proper care and love they need then what is the problem with having more horses?
Addison Grace i have one horse right now! shes getting older so i need another horse to make sure she gets enough time off and light work so she dosent get over worked and i can still ride alot!
Your eq is good, but your canter position is too bouncy
this is not dressage and her seat is nice
Her trainer taught her to ride like this, and she’s a beautiful rider, so the way she sits the canter is great! Being in a lighter seat is what works best for this rider and the horses she rides:)