RE-LIVE | Hyundai Cup | Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ 2019 Final | Barcelona (ESP) 

You cant just let a horse go and make it like that, NO. THATS NOT HOW I TREAT MY LESSON HORSE, If she disobey... Dude I'll spank her with my whip! Uncomfortable, Gain some confidence :)

@@hneycomb189 some people actually care about their horse more than winning

@@hneycomb189 that ain't no lesson horse sweatie

@@hneycomb189 well some people care about how their horse feels. And you shouldn't punish a horse if it makes a mistake.

Honey comb, that horse was uncomfortable. These are pro jumpers with pro horses bred for this sport going back decades into their ancestors. The horse missed those two jumps that bad, and it’s rider knew that it was uncomfortable, because that’s HIS pro jumping horse that is bred for this. NOT your lesson horse.

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Or just turn the sound down

They say she's like a great jumper, or something like that. Idunno the term but yeah.

Gerald Geraldez it's Jessica Kurten I think that's how you spell her name and she went to the Europeans and Olympics and stuff like that

@@xxerinandfaithxx9914 c I’ve can’t cjoju

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That was Take A Chance On Me for Germany.

It wasn't a chestnut it was a dark bay

Noir Désir thank you!

I read this as her name came up

It’s a ribbon I think

It’s ribbon, blood would stick to the tail more and be darker.

Tequila so I know this is really late but I just remembered that a red tail ribbon means that the horse kicks. It’s most likely for the safety of other riders and horses, but it could just be a choice of ribbon color.

It’s just the ribbon 😌

It's ribbon, people put a red bow or ribbon to keep other horses away because that horse gets uncomfortable and may kick then which leads to a whole fiasco and probably a broken leg or two. The ribbon is for everyone's safety

The other commentator needs to talk more as well, I think she does that because she can't just let it be silent so she improvises until he talks.

@@TuberoseKisser but he can’t really say anything when she constantly speaks without stopping for even a second

Same, but as he realised that his horse wasn’t comfortable, he left. like that was rlly good for him to do

Madelyn Brien i think they know what they’re doing

Some of them honestly do, but all of these horses were bred and taught to compete like that. But I will respect your opinion, as it is honestly matches with mine on some riders.

Same

Going up to massive jumps like this, at that speed, you have to collect your horse, and these are all huge strong and hot warmbloods. There is no way of getting around it. Give them too much rein they will crash through jumps and never make turns. Of course, going about it as light as possible, should be a goal, but there is only so light you can go. It also entails having a horse who has an extremely well developed top line, and very much works from the hind end and over his back. The more on its forehand it is, the more trouble in slowing him down, and getting quality bascule over fences (jumping round as opposed to hollow). It takes years to develop a horse properly. Many horses in show jumping, with natural scope and ability, are just thrown into grand pri as quick as possible, and they wear down fast, go lame, get injured etc etc. Same in the dressage world these days. Many quality horses with natural build and movement (Like the PRE, Andulusians, Friesans etc) can get away with being ridden hollow and still look impressive (unless you have a trained eye and cringe seeing how hollow they are and rollkured into frames), but it's not very comfortable for the horse, especially not long term, and often their mind/bodies get completely ruined. Anyways, sorry, that was a bit of a tangent.

@@tropicaoptica Yes! I love this!! I completely understand and agree that you cant just throw the reins away and try to do all the tight turns AHAH but for me when i have a bit of space in between jumps no matter the height I do like to give the horses their head a bit to relax and the collect them again to focus. For me I think it of a reward for them! I especially don't jump this height ofc but its just my way of doing things ! And dont worry, I really enjoyed learning even more :)

Thats showjumping for you. Watching the course walk, analyzing it, and then comparing it to the actual execution by the riders is really educational.