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This was an ENORMOUS accomplishment. I watched the LiveStream. Only 22 completed the course. 18 retired or were eliminated. And these were some of the the best horse/rider combinations in the world. P.S. The commentators during the dressage thought Lee was scored a point or two low.
Agreed! Huge accomplishment. I couldn't believe how many couldn't finish or withdrew. I love how much the commentators respect Elisa! I sure do too. Can you imagine having to jump down that huge bank? In the rain? I was having heart palpitations watching the livestream.
18 R or E?! Holy CRAP that's bonkers!!!! Now, let's just try to image that THIS was like, 15 YEARS AGO & that this was their 4th& final PHASE of "Cross Country Day" hahaha. I bet it would've been more like... 8 finished?!
I just love your attitude toward your horses. You appreciate them and are kind to them so they try super hard for you. It's so nice to see a pat instead of a whip for a refusal and words of reassurance. He really did his best for you. Those jumps were scary!
Also, I know you weren't thrilled with the ride at the bank, but THANK YOU for giving him his head and letting him truly see it for what it was, rather than getting nervous about it and catching him in the face for it. He will figure it out for you if he trusts you enough to not punish him for it now. You rode well.
@@4nnuk971 after watching some of the other rides both in the 4* and 5*, I think that’s a little naive to say.. money and support will get you a looong way in the horseworld, and unfortunately not every top rider is a top horseman
Were you watching on the USEF network? I could only find the 5* live! I keep seeing everyone say they watched it live but I couldn’t find it for the life of me 😂
@@lifewithkate9132 Yes I was watching on the Usef Website! They took a huge break between 5* and 4* so that may have been why you couldn't find it! I bet they have it recorded on the website though
@@Abbie.davidson I had a Welsh pony from age 8 until 11, then my parents bought me a half Arab, half Welsh mare. She was bred when I was 13 and had a beautiful filly.. after marriage, I bought a purebred Arabian, unfortunately after my divorce, I haven't owned any other horses ....
To think I watched Johnny on the same course in Kentucky and now it’s Lee makes me so proud. You did absolutely amazing, and you never blamed him once, you’re an amazing rider and you inspire so many. Keep up the absolutely fantastic work!
@@jenniferhodell5829 it's so hard to regroup in a situation like that but she did it. The messed up part is waiting another year but also she can practice for a whole year. Winners come back better & we know without a doubt she is a winner.
@@horsemom6421 this is just a pre run for him as this is a short and it’s not the five star. He has a long competition in two weeks :) Then hopefully he will be back here next year for the 5star
I was jump judging fence 4AB. So proud of how you and Lee handled the truly adverse conditions. You made absolutely the right decision to stop Riot at fence 4A after he hooked his front leg over one of the logs and refused two attempts. I don’t know if he misread it, slipped, or what happened initially, but we had several bad falls at 4B, and if you did not get a good jump in at 4A, you would’ve definitely had trouble at 4B and possibly would have gotten hurt. Several riders fell hard at 4B. So, from my perspective, it was an excellent decision to withdraw Riot at that point and try again another day before his confidence was shattered and possibly your leg! In all my years of jump judging at various three-day events and horse trials, I think these weather conditions were either the worst or tied with Rolex 2015 for the worst I have ever seen. By the end of the day, the volunteers were soaked to the skin and shivering with cold, which is nothing compared to what you must have felt. I have the upmost respect for you for performing under these conditions and doing it well.
Thank you so much for volunteering! It was pretty tough out there for sure. I sure do remember 2015 as that was my rookie year with Johnny. And yeah it took me sooo long to warm up!!
I liked watching this. Very good rider and I like the fact she didn't punish him for her mistake and his slipping. She took him back around and let him go through safely to build his confidence. And she's talking to and encouraging him when he needs it. She treats him like a team mate, not a tool. Love that. Even after the ride I like how she talks. They will be a great team.
When I write scenes for horse novels that involve a cross country course, I go back and watch these videos to see what a course of the appropriate level looks like. Gives me a better written course and it's fun to watch the video and write along. I love Lee. He's so amazing.
I remember as a little kid I would sit on an exercise ball and watch your behind the ears videos. I would pretend I was riding, going into jumping position and pretending to praise my "horse"! Beautiful riding too 👏👏👏👏👏
Lee was so good! It was a shame about riot and that triple bar. So many falls and refusals today I think you made the right choice! Can’t wait to see Lee tomorrow!
@@justtanartist2257 it was pretty much a disaster. only 22 riders finished, nobody in time or without faults. 18 eliminated/retired. a couple scratched. many, many falls, and many refusals. i can't tell for sure but it looks like no injuries or no serious injuries at least (or hoping).
yes, im glad he made the decision to slide rather than try to take off. if he had he was likely to rotate, which is wayyyyyyy worse than a refusal. a couple people actually did the same exact thing. I saw it with Megan Sykes; she retired after her horse did the same thing as lee.
@@rdd8048 me too! He’s a smart dude, and I think he was trying to keep himself and Elisa safe. I didn’t get a chance to watch any of the livestreams, but I’m glad other riders decided to retire and put their horses first if they didn’t feel it was right
Wow I don’t know how you stayed on. Great job. I watch your videos at night when I’m in bed and I love riding along w you I find myself lifting up when you go over jumps I have never jumped a horse intentionally so it fun to ride w you. Thanks for sharing.
OMG! Look at the speed they’re going at. Have never seen it from this perspective before but wow, I have even more respect for the horses and the riders now. I love the way she’s motivating her horse too “we got this buddy”, “good job” 👍🏽
He was really the goodest of good boys to pick up and get over that corner after sliding sort of into it. He’s gonna be a special one! Happy to see you and the ponies are safe and sound. Congratulations on a job well done! It’s Strange to feel so proud of someone I’ll never meet, but I do.
I believe when you witness such great riding and a horse trying so hard under adverse conditions, it makes you swell up with gratitude and Pride in your heart.
Don't kick yourself for anything!!! What a great ride. You don't think so but WOW!! You did it!! I love the support you have from your Dad and all of team Wallace. Your the best!! 💕🤗🏇
Awesome ride Elisa! I watched you live and was upset they didn’t catch more of your ride :( too bad about the weather, lee would have done amazing had the footing been better. He was so honest when he had that big slip!! What a great horse for the future :)
I know I don’t know you and probably never meet you but I am so proud of how you rode in those conditions. I watched the live stream and after dressage you were 32nd I think... you’re now 16th!! That course was insane!! Well done to both your boys and you! 🥰🥰
Once again I've changed who is my favorite...but then again each time you put out a new video I change my mind and that horse in the video becomes my favorite. It is fun to watch each of your horses develop into great athletes under your training! Looking forward to the next show. You are amazing! Wishing you safe trips always!
You really inspired me to try Cross County and every time I see one of your videos I think that could be me one day. Though I still have a long way to go I hope that one day I can achieve my goal!! Thank you have the inspiration!
Hey, I was there as a vet assistant! I saw you guys, and I'm so glad you finished the course okay. The conditions were very slick. The number of horses who refused/slipped in front of us at the sunken road and Grand Slam was nuts.
Well, this was fast! Thank you so much! For filming and posting. I watched it all live and had my heart in throat a couple of times. I hope everyone is feeling allright. Very proud of you and the boys.
That was fantastic, Elisa is just brilliant, the way she rides, her connection and encouragement for her horse is outstanding. Congratulations horse and rider and everyone who supports them in their accomplishments.
This is an example how people should treat their horses. I honestly love so much the attitude she has with her horse cause it's obviously that she cares so much for the horse. Wish you luck in the future!
I watched on the livestream! I'm so excited to see how it compares. What a wild ride today was. I'm emotionally exhausted just from watching the 4* livestream. So glad you and the boys are safe and sound.
You rider are lucky to ride different horses everyday , the thrill of their energy and their spirits is beyond, this beautiful beast. And take your breath away the joy you guys feel from a horse.
What a wild ride. Felt like I was there with y’all. Those were some interesting jumps. Eventing is something else. Much more stimulating than show jumping.
My goodness !!!! What a round , at first I thought I would switch it off as camera angle was wrong but it turned out to be your most educational video ever !!! Bloody well done and well sat , you are a real inspiration , I feel proud of you both xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
What an amazing ride. I Truly have tears. The stamina of the horse and the trust between the two of you is unbelievable. I’ve never seen an event like this. I just ran across this video, I was watching my little niece ride her horse Petrone in barrels. The was so incredible! Thank you!
Amazing team and beautiful ride! I appreciated the recognition of what happened at the refusal and communicating that verbally and to the horse. A lot of respect!
That was an awesome ride over a very tough course... I loved seeing this as with the live feed we didn’t get to see all the good and you both did great❤️. He learned a lot!
From the second fence onwards I was really worried. This looked extremely difficult and there was a lot of power steering going on!! Loved hearing the crowd cheering you on. I think of Lee jumping upright barrels in a halter, you are a freaking great couple and love your communication. Pity about Rye and looking forward to your analysis. Good luck in the jumping 🍀
What a great ride! The course this year I hear is very challenging, but you and Lee looked like you guys had an awesome time. Congrats to you, Lee, and your Team🐴🥕!
That was a fantastic effort, he gave you all the beans, and had a great recovery after that wonky stop. Lovely ride, thank you for sharing the adventure💕💜💕
He's awesome, and you guys make a great team!!! He slid into that one fence, but he turned right around and did it. He did so good given how treacherous the footing was, and how difficult the course was. I'm really looking forward to seeing everything you guys do in future!!
This honestly was an amazing prospective to see what your seeing and the partnership you have! This was amazing! The team effort was golden! I really appreciate this at such a high level competition! You can see his expression toward each jump!
I find these videos so helpful for counting strides. i'm a beginner, I've barely cantered, but I am super excited to (eventually) get to do jumps like this, after a lot lot lot of practice.
What an amazing ride!! Lee is such a good boy, cane into that one humped to fast went eoah no thanks turned around and he did it perfectly keep up the good work!!
👏💎🚀💙Small but mighty for sure! I’m so darn proud of you and the way you rode the bank was perfect - gave him his head! And you uploaded this at the show- impressive! You dad is so happy, it’s very awesome! Great job and good luck tomorrow!!🙌🚀💙💎🍎
Fantastic to see the course from a riders view, shame about the stop but in the grand scheme of things a pretty good result. PS I can't believe you went round without gloves, recommend Sealz for grip in wet weather. Hope the trot up is good and hugs and kisses to Riot, hope his confidence isn't too badly shaken. Good luck today
I was rooting for you in the live stream! I hated how it really only showed a few of your jumps and your refusal. The rest of your test was gorgeous!! Lee really stepped up!
Fantastic ride under such weather conditions! I held my breath at a couple of jumps. I was so excited to see your run live but your helmet cam footage is awesome. Thanks for sharing! Next year will be here before you know it!
You know, I've wondered if retiring Johnny and letting him live the good life is going to be the saddest best way to take things to the next level. Your younger horses are stepping up for sure, even with all the odds against them in terms of weather and footing this year. Too bad about having to pull Riot up, but I am glad you made the best choice for him. You're gonna come back on FIRE next year if Lee has anything to say about it. Glad you made it around safely!
Amazing ride - thanks for bringing me along ;) Some of those jumps/obstacles are downright evil though .... I can get scared just by watching you jump them ... What I'm trying to say ... I have very deep respect for you to have the courage to jump that kind of fences/jumps/obstacles.
An incredible display of talent, grit and horsemanship today following your fabulous dressage performances. I don't think you could have had worse circumstances to jump around that brutal track, and the confidence you placed in Lee shined through. I was cheering you on as loudly as I could from home when he tackled that first left corner like an absolute professional. It was equally awesome to see your honesty with one another through the blip at the A element. For Rye, what a shame after such a competitive test. The bluegrass topsoil get so loose and slick with so much moisture -- let alone when it's already been chewed up by so many other horses. I thought it was very honorable to retire when you did. Rye would have most definitely made that course his b*tch under any other circumstances ; ) Great riding, and good luck heading into the show jump tomorrow. Know you have all of us girls down the road on the Uni of KY equestrian team cheering you on every step of the way.
That was such a great run! You guys make a great team. Everyone knows the Land Rover this year was really rough so even though you had that one refusal it was still an awesome run and I love that you still admitted the things you messed up on or could’ve done better!
Hearing her cheer lee on as he took these crazy jumps made me tear up... I’m not a cry baby but have become one when it comes to horses. This horse absolutely loves his job.
Elisa is just a class act. Took full responsibility for the refusal and still praised her horse. Many could take that lesson. Great job 👏🏻
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YES. Exactly. She apologized, too.
I couldn't say it better! Definitely a great horseperson! Very glad they were both allright!
Agreed, so good to see
Good equestrians know it’s not always the horse fault.
This was an ENORMOUS accomplishment. I watched the LiveStream. Only 22 completed the course. 18 retired or were eliminated. And these were some of the the best horse/rider combinations in the world. P.S. The commentators during the dressage thought Lee was scored a point or two low.
Agreed! Huge accomplishment. I couldn't believe how many couldn't finish or withdrew. I love how much the commentators respect Elisa! I sure do too. Can you imagine having to jump down that huge bank? In the rain? I was having heart palpitations watching the livestream.
18 R or E?! Holy CRAP that's bonkers!!!! Now, let's just try to image that THIS was like, 15 YEARS AGO & that this was their 4th& final PHASE of "Cross Country Day" hahaha. I bet it would've been more like... 8 finished?!
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I just love your attitude toward your horses. You appreciate them and are kind to them so they try super hard for you. It's so nice to see a pat instead of a whip for a refusal and words of reassurance. He really did his best for you. Those jumps were scary!
Also, I know you weren't thrilled with the ride at the bank, but THANK YOU for giving him his head and letting him truly see it for what it was, rather than getting nervous about it and catching him in the face for it. He will figure it out for you if he trusts you enough to not punish him for it now. You rode well.
she's a professional,,, i think she knows how to ride her horses good enough lol
@@4nnuk971 after watching some of the other rides both in the 4* and 5*, I think that’s a little naive to say.. money and support will get you a looong way in the horseworld, and unfortunately not every top rider is a top horseman
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Time stamp please or were you talking about the refusal
I really like how to said sorry to your horse after the weird bump into the fence
and how you always tell him good boy
Do you ride?
Lee tried so hard on a tough course in tough conditions. He's such a brave boy. Glad you came through alright. Heard some big names didn't finish.
My whole riding team was watching you in the live stream, we were all cheering you and lee on!!!
Were you watching on the USEF network? I could only find the 5* live! I keep seeing everyone say they watched it live but I couldn’t find it for the life of me 😂
@@lifewithkate9132 I missed it but the Usef website showed it as one of the links
@@lifewithkate9132 Yes I was watching on the Usef Website! They took a huge break between 5* and 4* so that may have been why you couldn't find it! I bet they have it recorded on the website though
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Lee didn't even look like he " refused" just too fast and bumped the jump.
Yeah she said that
Do you own horses
@@Abbie.davidson I had a Welsh pony from age 8 until 11, then my parents bought me a half Arab, half Welsh mare. She was bred when I was 13 and had a beautiful filly.. after marriage, I bought a purebred Arabian, unfortunately after my divorce, I haven't owned any other horses ....
Time stamp please
@@jeanfish7 cool you have had a lot of horses I first had a 13hh fell pony no I have a cob called tom
To think I watched Johnny on the same course in Kentucky and now it’s Lee makes me so proud. You did absolutely amazing, and you never blamed him once, you’re an amazing rider and you inspire so many. Keep up the absolutely fantastic work!
Lee has totally stepped up his game recently! What a legend! I love how he's almost becoming your new Johnny :)
All I can say is I got teary & then incredibly proud feeling of your horsemanship and professionalism. Love ya
I cried the whole time myself. For some reason I kept thinking "no more" but she did it!! Tense very tense. 😢
@@jenniferhodell5829 it's so hard to regroup in a situation like that but she did it. The messed up part is waiting another year but also she can practice for a whole year. Winners come back better & we know without a doubt she is a winner.
@@horsemom6421 this is just a pre run for him as this is a short and it’s not the five star. He has a long competition in two weeks :) Then hopefully he will be back here next year for the 5star
@@WallaceEventing I hope so . 🙏 I'll be watching
@@WallaceEventing oh I see so this is for experience not the main goal!! Thanks for explaining
I was jump judging fence 4AB. So proud of how you and Lee handled the truly adverse conditions. You made absolutely the right decision to stop Riot at fence 4A after he hooked his front leg over one of the logs and refused two attempts. I don’t know if he misread it, slipped, or what happened initially, but we had several bad falls at 4B, and if you did not get a good jump in at 4A, you would’ve definitely had trouble at 4B and possibly would have gotten hurt. Several riders fell hard at 4B. So, from my perspective, it was an excellent decision to withdraw Riot at that point and try again another day before his confidence was shattered and possibly your leg!
In all my years of jump judging at various three-day events and horse trials, I think these weather conditions were either the worst or tied with Rolex 2015 for the worst I have ever seen.
By the end of the day, the volunteers were soaked to the skin and shivering with cold, which is nothing compared to what you must have felt. I have the upmost respect for you for performing under these conditions and doing it well.
Thank you so much for volunteering! It was pretty tough out there for sure. I sure do remember 2015 as that was my rookie year with Johnny. And yeah it took me sooo long to warm up!!
I liked watching this. Very good rider and I like the fact she didn't punish him for her mistake and his slipping. She took him back around and let him go through safely to build his confidence. And she's talking to and encouraging him when he needs it. She treats him like a team mate, not a tool. Love that. Even after the ride I like how she talks. They will be a great team.
You can tell Lee loves his job. Those ears are perked forward the whole time
You can tell the horse trusts you, i love seeing bonds between a human and their horse. you are very lucky.
When I write scenes for horse novels that involve a cross country course, I go back and watch these videos to see what a course of the appropriate level looks like. Gives me a better written course and it's fun to watch the video and write along.
I love Lee. He's so amazing.
I remember as a little kid I would sit on an exercise ball and watch your behind the ears videos. I would pretend I was riding, going into jumping position and pretending to praise my "horse"!
Beautiful riding too
👏👏👏👏👏
Lee was so good! It was a shame about riot and that triple bar. So many falls and refusals today I think you made the right choice! Can’t wait to see Lee tomorrow!
What happened I miss the four star live
@@justtanartist2257 it was pretty much a disaster. only 22 riders finished, nobody in time or without faults. 18 eliminated/retired. a couple scratched. many, many falls, and many refusals. i can't tell for sure but it looks like no injuries or no serious injuries at least (or hoping).
@@justtanartist2257 5* was just as bad! They started with 63 at the beginning of the weekend and after Xc they had 45 left. So many falls!
@@jessicalindsay02 oh wow
She pulled Riot up after fence 4.
That was impressive! I think it's good he "refused" because it was likely safer for both of you. Well ridden!! Love your partnership together 💕💕
yes, im glad he made the decision to slide rather than try to take off. if he had he was likely to rotate, which is wayyyyyyy worse than a refusal. a couple people actually did the same exact thing. I saw it with Megan Sykes; she retired after her horse did the same thing as lee.
@@rdd8048 me too! He’s a smart dude, and I think he was trying to keep himself and Elisa safe. I didn’t get a chance to watch any of the livestreams, but I’m glad other riders decided to retire and put their horses first if they didn’t feel it was right
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Wow I don’t know how you stayed on. Great job. I watch your videos at night when I’m in bed and I love riding along w you I find myself lifting up when you go over jumps I have never jumped a horse intentionally so it fun to ride w you. Thanks for sharing.
OMG! Look at the speed they’re going at. Have never seen it from this perspective before but wow, I have even more respect for the horses and the riders now. I love the way she’s motivating her horse too “we got this buddy”, “good job” 👍🏽
He was really the goodest of good boys to pick up and get over that corner after sliding sort of into it. He’s gonna be a special one! Happy to see you and the ponies are safe and sound. Congratulations on a job well done! It’s Strange to feel so proud of someone I’ll never meet, but I do.
I believe when you witness such great riding and a horse trying so hard under adverse conditions, it makes you swell up with gratitude and Pride in your heart.
Don't kick yourself for anything!!! What a great ride. You don't think so but WOW!! You did it!! I love the support you have from your Dad and all of team Wallace. Your the best!! 💕🤗🏇
Holy cr*p that was intense! I was twitching and shifting my position with you every jump 🥵 Good job.
Lol I was clucking too haha
I loved watching this live, I wish it wasn't so slippy for Rye but you kept these boys safe the whole way. :)
Awesome ride Elisa! I watched you live and was upset they didn’t catch more of your ride :( too bad about the weather, lee would have done amazing had the footing been better. He was so honest when he had that big slip!! What a great horse for the future :)
Thank you for posting this so quickly - I missed it live. And congratulations for making it home - what a good boy he is!
I know I don’t know you and probably never meet you but I am so proud of how you rode in those conditions. I watched the live stream and after dressage you were 32nd I think... you’re now 16th!! That course was insane!! Well done to both your boys and you! 🥰🥰
You are such a good rider! Love watching these videos! Super entertaining and I think I actually learn a lot for what I can do with my horse.😁
Once again I've changed who is my favorite...but then again each time you put out a new video I change my mind and that horse in the video becomes my favorite. It is fun to watch each of your horses develop into great athletes under your training! Looking forward to the next show. You are amazing! Wishing you safe trips always!
You really inspired me to try Cross County and every time I see one of your videos I think that could be me one day. Though I still have a long way to go I hope that one day I can achieve my goal!! Thank you have the inspiration!
She is so good she didn’t blame the refusal on her horse and admitted she was going to fast and redid the jump instead of getting mad with the horse
So true ❤
Hey, I was there as a vet assistant! I saw you guys, and I'm so glad you finished the course okay. The conditions were very slick. The number of horses who refused/slipped in front of us at the sunken road and Grand Slam was nuts.
Good job. It's so strange not to see Johnny. I know he's retired, but I so associate him with KY3DE.
Johnny is retired. I didn't know. Going to miss him, but Lee has stepped up.
Wish him good luck
Yasss you did so good today girl! It was definitely educational for the both of you!
Well, this was fast! Thank you so much! For filming and posting. I watched it all live and had my heart in throat a couple of times. I hope everyone is feeling allright. Very proud of you and the boys.
That was fantastic, Elisa is just brilliant, the way she rides, her connection and encouragement for her horse is outstanding. Congratulations horse and rider and everyone who supports them in their accomplishments.
The bit at 6:11 scared me so much I thought he would be put down!
That terrified me!?!
Also the Ha at 7:21 was hilarious
You’re such an amazing rider wow. The way you handled such scary situations and distances so well is insane, I hope to be like you one day.
This is an example how people should treat their horses. I honestly love so much the attitude she has with her horse cause it's obviously that she cares so much for the horse. Wish you luck in the future!
I watched on the livestream! I'm so excited to see how it compares. What a wild ride today was. I'm emotionally exhausted just from watching the 4* livestream. So glad you and the boys are safe and sound.
He looks great for being 13 years in this video. Ive been watching since Lee was one of two horses she rode. I used to remember the other.
You rider are lucky to ride different horses everyday , the thrill of their energy and their spirits is beyond, this beautiful beast. And take your breath away the joy you guys feel from a horse.
brilliantly recovered from both at that drop down to the three. heart was in my mouth. looked like a tough but rewarding ride!!
What a wild ride. Felt like I was there with y’all. Those were some interesting jumps. Eventing is something else. Much more stimulating than show jumping.
As a equestrain I just Looooooooooooooooooooove that you encouraged and praised him. Awesome job!
This looks so cool to see! I love to see you ride on your horse it looks like fun! 😊
6:09 wow, then, double wow for coming back through and clearing that
My goodness !!!! What a round , at first I thought I would switch it off as camera angle was wrong but it turned out to be your most educational video ever !!! Bloody well done and well sat , you are a real inspiration , I feel proud of you both xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
What an amazing ride. I Truly have tears. The stamina of the horse and the trust between the two of you is unbelievable. I’ve never seen an event like this. I just ran across this video, I was watching my little niece ride her horse Petrone in barrels. The was so incredible! Thank you!
Amazing team and beautiful ride! I appreciated the recognition of what happened at the refusal and communicating that verbally and to the horse. A lot of respect!
That was an awesome ride over a very tough course... I loved seeing this as with the live feed we didn’t get to see all the good and you both did great❤️. He learned a lot!
From the second fence onwards I was really worried. This looked extremely difficult and there was a lot of power steering going on!! Loved hearing the crowd cheering you on. I think of Lee jumping upright barrels in a halter, you are a freaking great couple and love your communication. Pity about Rye and looking forward to your analysis. Good luck in the jumping 🍀
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What a great ride! The course this year I hear is very challenging, but you and Lee looked like you guys had an awesome time. Congrats to you, Lee, and your Team🐴🥕!
Always love hearing a rider praise their horse & take responsibility! Good teamwork
That was a fantastic effort, he gave you all the beans, and had a great recovery after that wonky stop. Lovely ride, thank you for sharing the adventure💕💜💕
I think Lee lives for your praise. I hope you are generous.
A brave ride. It is the mark of a great rider when you openly admit your own failing. That jump came up gsst
Yall did amazing! You treat him with so much kindness!
He's awesome, and you guys make a great team!!! He slid into that one fence, but he turned right around and did it. He did so good given how treacherous the footing was, and how difficult the course was. I'm really looking forward to seeing everything you guys do in future!!
This honestly was an amazing prospective to see what your seeing and the partnership you have! This was amazing! The team effort was golden! I really appreciate this at such a high level competition! You can see his expression toward each jump!
Saw the live stream and he'd of gone without sliding, such an angel getting you over those corners!
Awesomse ride! Great effort from the horse!!! 🐎 Thanks for the footage!!
So cool to watch, it looked so wet out there! Loved all the support and and praise you gave him throughout the course ❤️
I love this videos, it's just do satisfying to see you two working so hard together and getting over everything, keep doing it!
Love how you apologized after he refused the jump. Beautiful horsemanship.
You are such a joy to watch ride! Lee was a champ. I was bummed that Riot was having an off day but the weather was brutal.
These events amaze me, so much to remember and the trust has to be spot on. He came back great, fantastic ride.
What an amazing team. The horse is amazing and the rider is excellent. Thanks for a wonderful video.
Hell yeah! Ridden like a fighter! Way to go both of you!!
I find these videos so helpful for counting strides. i'm a beginner, I've barely cantered, but I am super excited to (eventually) get to do jumps like this, after a lot lot lot of practice.
Lovely ride, ears forward and he’s listening so well. Good job ❤️
What a true saint you've got there! Your horsemanship is truly amazing!!
I just watched an old video from 2018 and right after that now this one and you amaze me every time
What an amazing ride!! Lee is such a good boy, cane into that one humped to fast went eoah no thanks turned around and he did it perfectly keep up the good work!!
This is awesome, to see a track like this from the riders view! BE doesn't allow headcams. Well done, what an achievement x
i love how much she cares about her horses and never ever blames it on them
Beautiful example of riding and compassionate horse owning. You did so good 💖
Wow those fences are huge!!!!!! Gave you wings to fly!!!!
👏💎🚀💙Small but mighty for sure! I’m so darn proud of you and the way you rode the bank was perfect - gave him his head! And you uploaded this at the show- impressive! You dad is so happy, it’s very awesome! Great job and good luck tomorrow!!🙌🚀💙💎🍎
Fantastic to see the course from a riders view, shame about the stop but in the grand scheme of things a pretty good result. PS I can't believe you went round without gloves, recommend Sealz for grip in wet weather. Hope the trot up is good and hugs and kisses to Riot, hope his confidence isn't too badly shaken. Good luck today
What a great recovery and otherwise amazing round! You’re such an incredible rider!
I was rooting for you in the live stream! I hated how it really only showed a few of your jumps and your refusal. The rest of your test was gorgeous!! Lee really stepped up!
You rode incredibly !!! You both did amazing in those conditions ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯🥰
Wow! That was fantastic thanks for the ride! Very thrilling!
Fantastic ride under such weather conditions! I held my breath at a couple of jumps. I was so excited to see your run live but your helmet cam footage is awesome. Thanks for sharing! Next year will be here before you know it!
You know, I've wondered if retiring Johnny and letting him live the good life is going to be the saddest best way to take things to the next level. Your younger horses are stepping up for sure, even with all the odds against them in terms of weather and footing this year. Too bad about having to pull Riot up, but I am glad you made the best choice for him. You're gonna come back on FIRE next year if Lee has anything to say about it. Glad you made it around safely!
Amazing ride - thanks for bringing me along ;)
Some of those jumps/obstacles are downright evil though .... I can get scared just by watching you jump them ...
What I'm trying to say ... I have very deep respect for you to have the courage to jump that kind of fences/jumps/obstacles.
That course looked enormous. I can’t imagine how slick and chewed up it was!
An incredible display of talent, grit and horsemanship today following your fabulous dressage performances. I don't think you could have had worse circumstances to jump around that brutal track, and the confidence you placed in Lee shined through. I was cheering you on as loudly as I could from home when he tackled that first left corner like an absolute professional. It was equally awesome to see your honesty with one another through the blip at the A element. For Rye, what a shame after such a competitive test. The bluegrass topsoil get so loose and slick with so much moisture -- let alone when it's already been chewed up by so many other horses. I thought it was very honorable to retire when you did. Rye would have most definitely made that course his b*tch under any other circumstances ; ) Great riding, and good luck heading into the show jump tomorrow. Know you have all of us girls down the road on the Uni of KY equestrian team cheering you on every step of the way.
Well done to you both!!! The course asked a lot of hard questions !!!!!
That was such a great run! You guys make a great team. Everyone knows the Land Rover this year was really rough so even though you had that one refusal it was still an awesome run and I love that you still admitted the things you messed up on or could’ve done better!
Wow! That was an awesome ride at the bank!!! Good job Lee and Elisa!!
Well done to you both! Such a lovely run, you are so amazing with your horses and they try their hardest for you
For such horrible conditions you both did great! Saw your facebook about Riot. Sorry it did not workout for him. Next year maybe!
Wow! That looked like great ride despite the stop! He seemed confident otherwise! Thank you for sharing with us!!! 🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍
Lee is getting noticeably better with each event, good job!
Hearing her cheer lee on as he took these crazy jumps made me tear up... I’m not a cry baby but have become one when it comes to horses. This horse absolutely loves his job.
You are a great competitor. I enjoy seeing your rounds. Well done to you.
This was amazing , thank you for sharing it , such a brave boy , you did amazing