The most extraordinary Jump-Off this season in Amsterdam! | Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2019
- This was definitely one of the closest and most extraordinary Jump-Offs we've seen for a long time. At the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ in Amsterdam, it was Daniel Deusser who took the top spot with a time of 33.54 sec. But right after that, Pierre Schwizer went into the lead with just two-tenths of a second ahead. Last to go was Henrik Henrik von Eckermann who flew through the arena and finsihed his round in 33.01 sec.
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Oh goooood I wish I'd been there! Just incredible. You know every one of their trainers told them to just leave everything out there in the arena
I was there, I can assure you it was absolutely out of this world!
They must have said something to the horses as well. 🐴
Just on a side note we have the same first name Lyssa
@@lyssatanner9040 that's crazy, I never meet other Lyssa's! Always Melissa or Alyssa, never just Lyssa. Good to know there's another one out there :)
those riders are so good, and they are trainers lol.
that is what i wanna do some day.....imagine being able to say "i beat the man who beat the first man at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup"
that first horse jumped so beautifully and smoooth i love it
That’s amazing!! I can feel the adrenaline!! 😄
Imagine being able to say, "I rode Courtney Cox"
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lovely, amazing, awesome and... his firs jump was so tight
THAT IT AMAZING
People should always praise there horse before them selfs because the horse actually does most the work
madness!!!!
Amazing, wish I was there
that's insane!!!
Whoa. Just whoa.
The announcer love the first jump so much he moaned..
I CAN FEEL THE ADRENALINE TO
I am not from Germany but wow show jumping rooting for germany
Omg😍😱
Wow
western european league and if i may ask what's australia doing there?
I was wondering the same thing
They make it look sooo easy... if only it were lol
Where is the livestream for this video?
I was here it was amazing
Paul de Lau do you know how height the jumps were?
It was 1.60
Go Sweden🤙🏼🇸🇪
Why???????
I have 0 interest in horse's and simply do not understand why people are going bonkers about a horse jumping (was on a top 10 and I was curious) the second the first horse finished I started crying like WTF?
Then why on Earth are you here watching and commenting? Bored?
@@Spyrika read my comment properly and you will see your question is answered
They pull on the reins way to hard
I saw it too. :/
No They don't they were going round a tight corner have u ever ridden and it won't hurt the horse
@@Rachel-qn3le yes, I have ridden before. And I have jumped as well. You can clearly see that the horse is uncomfortable, he's pulling and trying to look for release. I was cringing all the time, how can people be so blind?
@@Rachel-qn3le plus, you saw it all the time, not only when they went around a tight corner....
@@Rachel-qn3le Are you dumb? You can clearly see that the horses are hurting. Their mouths are wide open which indicates pain
ONE OF THEM IS ABUSING HE HAS A SHOCK IN HIS GLOVE HE IS SHOKING HIS HORSE
... who
@@thotchocolate8503 tobago z.
It’s sad to see how sloppy the Swedes ride, everyone except Peder Fredricson. I’m not proud to be a rider from here. :/
Excuse me? I'm a swedish rider as well and Henrik is one of the best riders and Peder. what's wrong with their riding? I'm 19 so i have seen these rider in a looong time. So don't call Henrik for a sloppy rider ever again. Look at over riders who rides with worst tecnic. Like the norways rider from Falsterbo Horse Show for example! :)
Wilma The Ninja That’s not what I’m saying. I agree with the thing you said about Norway’s rider. But really, I just don’t like the fact that he’s all over the horse. He’s pulling its mouth a lot and I really just feel unease seeing his horse. As an eventer since birth I really see the dressage basics missing out, like being still in the saddle and having soft hands. It’s basics dammit! I’ve been to multiple riding schools in Sweden, including the one in Stockholm, and I still haven’t seen anyone teach the basics of seat and hand. It really bothers me seeing people ride like this and still getting good scores. I see it more of using the horse as a machine than thinking of what’s best for it. :/
@@Michelle-wb1ui don't take every single swedish rider over the side Michelle. You haven't seen every rider in sweden. Which means you can't take everyone over at that side. Henrik is a really talented rider. this was a jump off and everyone can rides like this there. I can do that sometimes but i can't call that for pulling in the mouth. If he don't take much before the fences in a jump off it will proberbly being much fauls in a high level like this :) have a good day
@@Michelle-wb1ui he's also not pulling her mouth much at all, he is giving her rein most of the ride and the rest of it when he asks her to slow down he just keeps his hands still, giving plenty of release over the jumps. You need a contact when jumping these hights, you not being able to tell the difference between contact and pulling really tells me that you haven't got that much of a clue at all.
I feel offended there are good riding schools too like the one I go to so stfu before jumping like a kangaroo to conclusions
no. horses should not be allowed to jump that height. poor things. just for entertainment and money!
Black Balloon Some horses like to jump!
You know nothing
Yes they are they are trained to do that, in the Olympics they jump that high to ^^