I don't think it's a matter of "Drafts can't jump" it's a matter of "Should they jump?" heavy horses, aren't built for it, and long-term stress of jumping can cause permanent damage to their spines, bones, and joints.
@@snakecharms2320 probably not at a high level but for fun shows in the summer it’s fine - you can tell if the horse loves to do it. My loan cob loves to jump free lunging and he’s got scope - he would be fun to do some low level/fun competing with in summer shows.
You’re an incredible rider! I loan a 15.2hh cob (he’s really fat atm but we’re starting to get him to lose weight) and I’ve only jumped 60 with him but he’s jumped like 1.20 before so you’re my inspiration!
km.eventing09 I’m a very tall person 5’10 to be exact and when my teacher said that I was not sure cause I feel I would be too big knowing most cobs are on the smaller side
Joochanini id suggest an irish draught or sports horse then. puzzle (cob above) was 14.3hh and i’m 5’6 and had to sell him because i our grew him. but if you was to get a heavy weight cob they would take up a lot of the leg x
YES THANK U! cobs CAN jump, I have a cob and people in the past have said to me “cobs can’t jump” they really don’t understand how amazing cobs are 🥺❤️
I have a cob called beauty and she’s similar build to yours, she’s 14.1 hands and 9 years old. Could you give me any advice on getting her used to jumping?
Seagulf is the best seagul id recommend pole work then in the middle of the poles add a cross pole and start from their. i also really recommend grid work!
km.eventing09 thanking you, sadly we do not have a sand school of any sorts but thankfully there is one that we can hack to that we are able to rent for half an hour at a time :)
This is amazing! I just got a cob 1 month ago and let me tell you she is REALLY stubborn every time we came back to the farm she just stops. We pull her and stuff but she never does unless she wants to. And every time I tied her up to the fence to hmm wash her, groom her, check her, tack her etc she will always move so I can’t do it. Although she is stubborn I absolutely love her and I always will. She is 4 years old and I was wanting to ask. Do you train them how to jump before ridding or in the middle or do you have to wait till she can canter and I can trust her in like 4 months? Hopefully you see this cause I need a answer. Btw the video was Awaome! UNDERRATED oof 💜❤️🧡💛💚💙
I would personally not jump her at all until she has gained some muscle and then start free jumping her in her bridal and saddle. Before she starts jumping get her used to trotting and cantering over poles first. Try not to rush anything and good luck with your journey x
Oh yes, they certainly can! I lease a Gypsy Vanner, (Along with the horse I own, lol!) that is 15.2, and he jumps 1.30cm, (I don't him that big tho) like a pro! 👌🏼
Literally anyone who says cobs can just just don't like the look of them they would rather a horse or pony with thin legs where as I like the cobs I have 7 ponies and and 11 horses and there all that Cobby type and man they can jump.!
I wish all horses and riders to have safe and long careers. The horse is a great sport and has a lot of scope. The rider has a lot of potential and a nice one but is being over faced and being left behind and jabbing the horse in the mouth but also is creating unsafe condition by jumping obstacles that are too big for the rider. This is apparent when the rider is being thrown back and getting left behind and you see the daylight between the knee and the saddle.
@@lonelybee2056 sorry but have you ridden my horse? no. if you are going to judge someone make sure you actually know what the horse is like first. i had to kick him to make sure he used his hind legs to push for the strides as he has pony strides and that was on a horse stride. going to an oxer that’s that big and square you don’t want to be chipping in. next time i suggest you learn to stay quite. if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it
cobs are good in the way that you can be a bit tall on then as they are built wider so hide your leg length a bit more also with them being chunky it means that they can carry a lot more weight than the finer breeds. you can get like an irish draught or something as they are normally taller
There isn’t any trainers where I live cause I live in the Dominican Republic but there is one like in cap cana but it’s EXPENSIVE so is it ok for me to just use TH-cam vids and video myself ? I have a criollo horse his name is mercurio I know he is too young to ride but he’s a rescue and he was pretty hot when I used to ride him and now he’s like rlly good he’s a year and a half he was abused mistreated malnourished and now he’s my spoiled little baby he loves hugs does not like water he kicks the water when we hose down his legs apart from that he is VERY friendly and not only with people we have 3 pastures one with cows, Nereida ,goats and donkeys (I call them mercurios ) (that’s also where my other yearling Nereida she has never been riden before by anyone I just started w her I got her just recently and she’s doing very good also loves hugs and water her parents are (idk the word ) but they win like competition a
When you want to be: show jumper/ hunter But you also want to be: cross country And you want to be: dressage But you ALSO want to be: western From tiktok ykyk
@@jamiearnold2185 if it was me i’d work on schooling for a while because schooling is one of the key things to jumping so if you improve your schooling eg being able to adapt the canter with just the squeeze of your knees it should help with your jumping
@@kmg.eventing0952 All of ours either can't walk over a pole on the ground or have an old injury in there front leg. But the one who can and likes jumping is the only un trained one 😅
@@lpsshine8577 just remember you don’t know me or my horse and videos make stuff seem worse than it can be angles make the force and kick seem harsher but i can assure you it’s not. i’m trainined by top trainers and they know how i need to ride and i don’t need internet trainers, buy ty
@@maiseywilkes3423 spurs are a useful bit of equipment when riding. if used correctly and efficiently there is nothing wrong with them, like any piece of riding equipment everything can be abusive if used in the wrong hands. i use my spurs to make sure that my pony didn’t ignore my leg and that’s what he was prone at doing especially when jumping i needed that back up incase he didn’t like the look of something as he wasn’t the most confident. like i said there’s nothing wrong with spurs unless they are used by an inexperienced rider who doesn’t have the right training :)
absolutely they can jump, several of mums welshies she bred have competed at HOY
Yes! My pony is a draft and some people dont think he can jump but we go over 3 foot fences!!! (We just started jumping 3 foot)
I don't think it's a matter of "Drafts can't jump" it's a matter of "Should they jump?" heavy horses, aren't built for it, and long-term stress of jumping can cause permanent damage to their spines, bones, and joints.
@@snakecharms2320 probably not at a high level but for fun shows in the summer it’s fine - you can tell if the horse loves to do it. My loan cob loves to jump free lunging and he’s got scope - he would be fun to do some low level/fun competing with in summer shows.
Slayyy😍💖
Yes! I have a 14.1 cob who can jump like hell!! Love the beefy ones!
You’re an incredible rider! I loan a 15.2hh cob (he’s really fat atm but we’re starting to get him to lose weight) and I’ve only jumped 60 with him but he’s jumped like 1.20 before so you’re my inspiration!
awh thankyou!! good luck with him cxx
My riding teacher said a Gypsy vanner would be a good horse for me and I’m doing hunters so I’m watching a bunch of videos of Gypsy vanners jumping 😂
Joochanini not sure what sort of cob he his i’d say he’s a medium weight but he’s crossed with either a connie or a german warmblood we believe x
km.eventing09 I’m a very tall person 5’10 to be exact and when my teacher said that I was not sure cause I feel I would be too big knowing most cobs are on the smaller side
Joochanini id suggest an irish draught or sports horse then. puzzle (cob above) was 14.3hh and i’m 5’6 and had to sell him because i our grew him. but if you was to get a heavy weight cob they would take up a lot of the leg x
km.eventing09 thank you!
Joochanini if you need any help message me on my instagram @km.eventing09 :)
What a lovely horse you have!❤️
Thankyou ! ❤️
He looks so happy too!! He's super sweet 😊
YES THANK U! cobs CAN jump, I have a cob and people in the past have said to me “cobs can’t jump”
they really don’t understand how amazing cobs are 🥺❤️
Well any horse with four sound legs can jump... The real question is : Does every horse WANT to jump ? The answer is NO. 🐴🌿
That looks like a fun pony!😊
My horse silver is a cob and she loves jumping, but I keep falling of when she lands because her head is so heavy😅😂😂 but I still love her❤❤❤💖💖💖🥰💖❤️🐴🐴
That one XC jump was HUGE! that cob is a rockstar!
He really was amazing!! I miss him 🤍
@@kmg.eventing0952 Do u not have him anymore?
@@hannahkavanagh8276 no I didn’t
What a super fun pony you have there!
And how did you get your jumping position so spot on please - I need help :D
You rode very well and also love your horse he is so cute
i love ur horse so much
honestly, this is very motivational because i was told i cant jump because my horse is a draft.
I have a cob called beauty and she’s similar build to yours, she’s 14.1 hands and 9 years old. Could you give me any advice on getting her used to jumping?
Free school over them, and ride over raised trotting poles. I’ve had my 4 year old cob for two weeks now and we’re onto 2 foot jumps
Seagulf is the best seagul id recommend pole work then in the middle of the poles add a cross pole and start from their. i also really recommend grid work!
km.eventing09 thanking you, sadly we do not have a sand school of any sorts but thankfully there is one that we can hack to that we are able to rent for half an hour at a time :)
Seagulf is the best seagul if you have poles and wings doing it on the grass wouldn’t hurt
km.eventing09 sadly we also have literally no flat land, our field is on a slope and we live up a steep hill that leads into the moor
Love Love LOVE❤️cobs are so elite 💛💛
This is amazing! I just got a cob 1 month ago and let me tell you she is REALLY stubborn every time we came back to the farm she just stops. We pull her and stuff but she never does unless she wants to. And every time I tied her up to the fence to hmm wash her, groom her, check her, tack her etc she will always move so I can’t do it. Although she is stubborn I absolutely love her and I always will. She is 4 years old and I was wanting to ask. Do you train them how to jump before ridding or in the middle or do you have to wait till she can canter and I can trust her in like 4 months? Hopefully you see this cause I need a answer.
Btw the video was Awaome! UNDERRATED oof
💜❤️🧡💛💚💙
Awsome*
I would personally not jump her at all until she has gained some muscle and then start free jumping her in her bridal and saddle. Before she starts jumping get her used to trotting and cantering over poles first. Try not to rush anything and good luck with your journey x
@@kmg.eventing0952 I would free jump tackles first, and it's bridle not bridal btw
Equine Ellie auto correct.
Yasssss I love Big horses and gypsy's but I also love show jumping
My two fav things combined 😍😍😍😍
Nice horse 🐎
Wow this is insane!
Amazing , it jumps higher than my ETB can :)
Wow! Your an amazing rider you’ve earnt a new sub!!:)
Awww Thankyouuuu
@@kmg.eventing0952 nppp! Also I’m totally not a year late mhm hmmm lol!:)
Your horse is absolutely BEAUTIFUL :)
he really is one of a kind thankyou 🤍
best video ever i have a welsh cob and cobs are amazing and they can jump!love you for posting this!!!!!!!!!!!!
equi martha thankyou! if you follow
my instagram @km.eventing09 you
can see more videos x
equi martha yep I have a Welsh section D
ginge and me awh amazing! x
Wow very good welshies are amazing show jumpers I recommend one
He is so cute!
Wow, my 13h or my 14.2h couldn't do that but cobs sure can jump!
Wow! How big is he ?
Kelsey Twigge hes 14.3 roughly
Oh yes, they certainly can! I lease a Gypsy Vanner, (Along with the horse I own, lol!) that is 15.2, and he jumps 1.30cm, (I don't him that big tho) like a pro! 👌🏼
Literally anyone who says cobs can just just don't like the look of them they would rather a horse or pony with thin legs where as I like the cobs I have 7 ponies and and 11 horses and there all that Cobby type and man they can jump.!
I wish all horses and riders to have safe and long careers. The horse is a great sport and has a lot of scope. The rider has a lot of potential and a nice one but is being over faced and being left behind and jabbing the horse in the mouth but also is creating unsafe condition by jumping obstacles that are too big for the rider. This is apparent when the rider is being thrown back and getting left behind and you see the daylight between the knee and the saddle.
I once jumped 1m on my old cob this statement is so true
Yes cobs are amazing jumpers I jump 80cm on mine he can jump over 3 ft
Amazing
😊
Your kicking him with spurs on
yeah i am :)
@@kmg.eventing0952 yea you can see that
@@kmg.eventing0952 0:39 don’t you see that 🙄🥲
@@lonelybee2056 sorry but have you ridden my horse? no. if you are going to judge someone make sure you actually know what the horse is like first.
i had to kick him to make sure he used his hind legs to push for the strides as he has pony strides and that was on a horse stride. going to an oxer that’s that big and square you don’t want to be chipping in. next time i suggest you learn to stay quite. if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it
I dont get why people say cobs can't jump. My friends cob can jump really well
Hey where did you get you xc jumps from like the one at 0:29
jump for joy i believe :)
@@kmg.eventing0952 dang I could buy a horse for that price lol 😂
EXACTLY! The horse i may lease is named tank and he is a Belgian draft, he can jump up to 1 meter! Maybe even higher!!
i know a cob who jumped 1.30 at trainings!
Every horse can jump, there are just a few breeds that jump better than others
aww incredible how big is he
Cobs are the best ❤️
ok but like 1.05 IN THE DARK that cob hs some skill
he was cool x
2:37
I found this adorable
he’s got a signature way for jumping through water or off steps or ditches 😂
I had a cob that could jump 1m 20cm
I have a 15hh piebald cob and she loves jumping high high
awh cool make sure you don’t jump to hight all the time can cause leg injury xx
Yes they can!!!! I have a cob mare and every one at pony club says she can't jump!!!! We'll look at me guys I'm jumping 70cm now!
proud of you! keep up the good work x
Awww bless you!!! I'm training my 4 year old 14.1hh cob mare!! Thank you so much!!! Btw your horse is gorgeous! How big is he or she? Thx XXX
@@sarahjosephine8263 thankyou puzzle was 14.3hh x
Awww bless him! He is so cute!! And a very good jumper!
I really would like a cob some day, But I think I will be too big for them. :c
cobs are good in the way that you can be a bit tall on then as they are built wider so hide your leg length a bit more also with them being chunky it means that they can carry a lot more weight than the finer breeds. you can get like an irish draught or something as they are normally taller
@@kmg.eventing0952 Oh thats neat
Incredible!
I own a cob myself and he jumps
There isn’t any trainers where I live cause I live in the Dominican Republic but there is one like in cap cana but it’s EXPENSIVE so is it ok for me to just use TH-cam vids and video myself ? I have a criollo horse his name is mercurio I know he is too young to ride but he’s a rescue and he was pretty hot when I used to ride him and now he’s like rlly good he’s a year and a half he was abused mistreated malnourished and now he’s my spoiled little baby he loves hugs does not like water he kicks the water when we hose down his legs apart from that he is VERY friendly and not only with people we have 3 pastures one with cows, Nereida ,goats and donkeys (I call them mercurios ) (that’s also where my other yearling Nereida she has never been riden before by anyone I just started w her I got her just recently and she’s doing very good also loves hugs and water her parents are (idk the word ) but they win like competition a
youtube can help yes
@@kmg.eventing0952 thanks !
@@kmg.eventing0952 and thank you for liking my comment
@@liafana6029 no worries x
When you want to be: show jumper/ hunter
But you also want to be: cross country
And you want to be: dressage
But you ALSO want to be: western
From tiktok ykyk
phahaah i’m an event rider
THANK YOU WOMAN
She loved it eeeee
My cob jester hates to wait for me over the jump he’s in Africa and I’m still in england
do grid work that keep them waiting and stops them rushing x
@@kmg.eventing0952 we are going somewhere in January and it’s a continuous bounce he is also not very well schooled
@@jamiearnold2185 if it was me i’d work on schooling for a while because schooling is one of the key things to jumping so if you improve your schooling eg being able to adapt the canter with just the squeeze of your knees it should help with your jumping
is that a gypsy cross? or do you shave their feathers?
i shaved his feathers off and pulled and thinned his mane and tale
They r not natural jumpers but they will try their heart out for you
absolutely they try their best no matter what
My friend says cobs can't jump and I have a !cob and he can jump
Cobs are the best 🤍
The key is finding an athletic one 😅
that’s true 😅
@@kmg.eventing0952 All of ours either can't walk over a pole on the ground or have an old injury in there front leg. But the one who can and likes jumping is the only un trained one 😅
@@haileydragon123 awh phahah horses are strange
@@kmg.eventing0952 yes they are
Irish cob?
Lefixous Gacha Gypsy cob cross
Give him/her to me 😩
he was the coolest
Doesn’t them leg hurt?
Nice jumping position, but why are u kicking it?
cause if i don’t kick him he’s not going to move or he’s not going to make the horse strides that he needs to
No.dont kick with SPzuRS. It's Elligal
What height is he
he’s 14.3hh
Just a tip, you don't need to freeze the video every time you go over a jump. Other than that it's cool
well i wanted to :)
What’s a cob?
A breed of horse
Who said they cant?
loads of people
Pls don’t kick to hard cause horses don’t have thick skin and it hurts them
if it hurt him he wouldn’t be doing it. i used soft roller ball spurs on him and he had never been in any pain
@@kmg.eventing0952 ok I did not mean that you hurt him just still
@@lpsshine8577 just remember you don’t know me or my horse and videos make stuff seem worse than it can be angles make the force and kick seem harsher but i can assure you it’s not. i’m trainined by top trainers and they know how i need to ride and i don’t need internet trainers, buy ty
YOU DO NOT DEFINETLY USE SPURS ON COBS
?
@@kmg.eventing0952 sorry just got of hand there .-.
@@maiseywilkes3423 huh?
@@kmg.eventing0952 sorry I just hate Spurs and also we’re you even wearing Spurs?
@@maiseywilkes3423 spurs are a useful bit of equipment when riding. if used correctly and efficiently there is nothing wrong with them, like any piece of riding equipment everything can be abusive if used in the wrong hands. i use my spurs to make sure that my pony didn’t ignore my leg and that’s what he was prone at doing especially when jumping i needed that back up incase he didn’t like the look of something as he wasn’t the most confident. like i said there’s nothing wrong with spurs unless they are used by an inexperienced rider who doesn’t have the right training :)
pausing at nearly every jump was just so annoying. I wanted to see him in action, not just a paused picture.
don’t watch it then not hard x
love it keep going