Jumping 1.85m/6'1ft! Therese Moser & Conway D 

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I know! Check out some of the videos where they are jumping 6-8 feet!

And with that speed I mean they were kind of slow but that was so clean it was soft and chill just like it should be!

Girl no one is perfect

@@lega6557 You're right no one is perfect, but if I know I'm not good enough for such a height, I'll let it go! The poor horse, any other horse would not even have jumped off with such a rider who did nothing. Because for such a height the rider has to support his horse! Nothing against the rider, but that's the way it is!

@@DD-ml5jw Everybody has bad days. I’m not saying it’s impossible for this to be how she always jumps, but it is possible that it’s not. Everybody has off days and that doesn’t mean you should stop riding.

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she actually didn’t knock the pole she tried again and did it!

I was searching for this comment.

Then give me a horse that doesn’t stop over small ass jumps randomly

@Kassidy Elkins you are absolutely correct

@Kassidy Elkins They put it on the internet because they wanted to? Maybe so that others could see that mistakes are okay. Yes, she needs to learn to release, but she’s not a shitty person for it. That horse will take care of her as she learns proper form.

@Kassidy Elkins like you said you've never jumped that high...idk how high you've jumped but this girl DOES know how to release the horses face, as to why this horse didnt get his face "ripped off". It's the nervousness of jumping high mixed with how much power comes with your horse pushing off the ground. She released and when she realized she was falling back, she loosens the reins almost down to the buckle. You can see the horse still has full motion with his head/neck. Her reins were even loose to begin with. My first time jumping 1.65-1.70 meters, my horse pushed so hard off the ground the only thing I could do was push my hands all the way up his neck like a little kid "reaching for the ears" with my butt almost behind the back of the saddle. These things don't happen all the time which was why her horse didn't hesitate. Instead of focusing on the bad like falling back when she wasn't really sure what to expect with this height, you can notice how she doesn't drop her horse before the jump, she lands lightly, she stays balanced although she wasn't ready for the power and thought enough to push her hands forward and let the reins through her hands and supports the horse through the jump. On the jump on the other side of the arena, you can see her do a crest release, she knows how to release. That height is intimidating and she rode it well and the horse did great for her. I think my favorite thing is that, although she fell back early, she released the reins and the horse still landed calm and collected with barely any contact with the bit. A very well trained horse and the rider rode the mistake well. You can't always ride every jump well but I wouldn't say this was a bad jump simply because she let the reins slip through her fingers.

@Kassidy Elkins I am 5 years and 4 months late but what they mean is that... No one is perfect. Plus giving this advice and critique from the comments section of a REALLY OLD video is Non-Sense and Useless. Yeah they could had done it better but we all make mistakes, why pointing them instead of enjoying all the good things? Plus giving advice to someone who jumps a lot higher than you is.... Y'know. Also about the thing of not posting on the internet a video where you make a mistake is kind of dumb. You can't just wait till you make something perfect to post it.

Yeah I know right

Rammixcuba you are right. She does let her hands loose

Nora N Now it's four

Nora N 4 now

Nora N me too

Look at when they were posted

I just realized u posted this last year

😂💕🔥 so funny! you first look like a rider doing 1m jumps... just to do 1.80 a second later! love it! 😂💕🔥

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@@samanthagrace4318 LOL

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If you see this, how is she now?

Number 3 what does strengthening her legs have to do with any of this her legs are probably stronger than yours

Sasha The Horse Girl I agree

Exactly

SS_Eventing you obviously don’t know anything about riding! You need to keep your leg on tight so they have enough speed/momentum to get over the jump!!

Elizabeth Yocom tbh tho anyone would as over a jump that height it’s hard not to

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Me Too

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Aoife Minnock I’m here 2020!!! 😁

@@tammi1216 samee

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If you watch closely she lets her reins slip, so the horses mouth doesn't get jabbed.

+OneMoreMileAnHour your right but still people shouldn't post these mean comments. Have you even seen her other videos, their great!!

+Kennedi Stratton I agree; I think she rode this well. I was saying that she let the reins slip so the horses mouth didn't get jabbed, therefore the rude comments are obviously from people who have no idea what they're talking about. You can sit back behind the movement while a horse jumps and not jab it in the mouth! You just need to let go of the reins! It's a common thing to do in XC and hunting. I'd have fell off many more times than I have if I leant forward every jump...

+OneMoreMileAnHour yup

Same

"I had a bad day I didn't find good rymthem" and "the reson we knocked it was entirely my fault" can you not read don't make hate comments she does know what happened. go do one

+Emily Taylor I was giving my opion so why don't *you* get a life

*****​ Omfg same here so

+Emily Taylor shut up you sound like an idiot

Hattie Mae x your 100% right. She's like that now but even worse. Now she uses tie downs bits Spurs crops, it's just sad. Then she makes a video on her crazy horses that she made rear and someone did a reaction video to it and she cried and made excuses. She cares more about if she matches than if her horse is okay. She's all about competition.

Well done you then, I’ve been riding for 6 years and have jumped up to 80cm, you must have learned really quickly!

@@pizzafur228 it’s normal to be jumping 70+ after a year of riding your learning slowly she isn’t learning fast

She only got left behind b

dude that jump is 1m 80 id like to see you jump that with perfect eq

I agree but it's so difficult when your horse is struggling to stretch over the fence.

if she kept leaning forward for a really long time then she would eventually fall forward onto his neck.

"I had kind of a bad day, I didn't find a good rhythm and didn't follow him good over the fence, so it was totally my fault that he knocked it." quoted directly from this video's description. It also says at the very beginning "READREADREAD!!" so uh I'm not really sure how you missed that... But you did post this comment about a month ago so I'm sorry for being such an asshole XD

You try 1.85 then. I'm sure you'd be nervous and not remember to unfold properly. She was obviously trying her best

Johanna_tnme ?

haha she can do whatever tf she wants

It can damage the horse’s legs if you jump high too often

Jojocorn mmm i love the cow from moorland in sso ;)

Pure Equestrian wtf is your problem? She just gave her advice! It is really damaging for the horse's legs to you jump this high too often. If she cares about her horse's health, she will not do whatever tf she wants haha

Hey just remember ITS The start you'll Get better!

Thank you for the support ❤️

I felt the same way for a long time. I was SO impatient to canter and jump! By the time I got the privilege I understood why my trainer held me back-I realized that I had to improve the basics so I was ready for the hard stuff. Therese probably started with trotting poles like you and I did, keep in mind she's older than some of us and simply has more experience in riding. Stick in there!❤️

Diamond Star Stables in fact I learned to gallop on a race horse before I cantered on a riding school pony 😂

Everyone couldn't canter at one point. You will do it in no time!

+Emily Taylor don't sit back before a jump? -.- she can't be a top judge if she's telling you that. sit forwards in the seat so your not so heavy on the horses back, it gives the horse room to move. not 2 point before a jump but sit towards the front of the saddle she means

jayde tyack Exactly

I'm guessing you're an American rider? I never quite understood why a lot of riders sit forward or go into 2-point before a jump. If the horse was to put a dirty stop in there's no way you'd sit to it. Here in Britain, (and it would seem across Europe) were told to sit back, drive the horse forward and sit deep in the saddle. I'm guessing it would probably take the riders weight off the the horses fore as well.

Kloe Davidson Yeah, I'm from Canada, but actually it's quite easy to sit a refusal in the forward seat. I really like how you didn't yell at me and start an argument like most other people would!

Actually, they can't. This is above olympic height

@@Caz_Hamilton Not really....Olimpic height is taller

@@adriana_eq.... Hunny, ympuc height is 1.60 to 1.70,this is 1.85.

It's Öli Time yes she hasn't got good arm And it is bad for herse's legs...

+Tery Juzova u don't know how people ride horse do u she had her back up her ranges tight and the horse was 100% trained for that come back when u learn how to ride a horse

THIS WAS 3 YEARS AGO

Harvey Jackey No. You're wrong. This is a good horse, even though her position was wrong it still made a great effort. She has improved now, but if she continued like this she would ruin the horse and eventually as you said, she would be dumped on the floor.

maria rodrigez fair point made

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