Ive watched this video so many times over the past few years. It is so inspiring. Next year I’m probably going into junior exhibitor equitation, and I’m so excited, but also nervous, and this is just so so inspiring. Keep it up!!!
Ella I js want you to know that ur the reason im still in this discipline. Ur the reason I push myself so hard. I may have only been riding for 3 years. But im 1 step closer every ride to becoming like you. I really hope I accomplish the things you accomplished. I hope I get to ride a horse like Hazel one day. I just want you to know your a legend and icon. I look up to you❤❤❤
Beautiful team! Hazel has such a gorgeous lofty trot, I can see why you had to work at keeping your posting low. You can always tell when eq riders have a love and respect for the horses they are so incredibly privileged to have as their mounts. Again, a beautiful team... congratulations to you, your beautiful mare, and those that supported you throughout your jr exhibitor career!
As an Equitation Champion myself, I was literally crying at the end!!! You can see from the beginning how you both kept improving and coming together, and that MARE IS WOW!!! The cutest thing: " lemme strike this lead leg out because thats the correct one " in the patterns!!! ADORABLE. You and Hazel are just beautiful together! Congratulations!!! Well DONE!!
I have watched this video more times than I could count, just waiting to see Edward again so I could practice and maybe one day become a world champion like you. You are one of my biggest inspirations and I would do anything to meet you someday! Thank you for helping boost my confidence, because my horse and I are having a rough patch right now!
Absolutely beautiful,don’t know much about this but love to watch. Love the saddle breeds,love horses full stop. Congratulations to you both great team hope you go on to win more.
Way to go, Ella, Congratulations! When I was in my 20s, I had a Saddlebred Pleasure horse and learned equitation from Sandy Ledbetter and Sug Utz of Raytown. Sometimes, I got to ride Sug's venerable old Walk Trot Hit Parade for my equitation training day. Lots of fun and hard work. Now, in my 70s, I train my Shelties for competition obedience (not the same as agility).
Boots are good for the horse… it helps them. There are different types of boots for different things, like trailering, sitting in a stall, out in the pasture, riding, etc