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What happened at Badminton?
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2017
- A recap of my experience at Badminton. In the words of my coach, Karen O'Connor, "experience is what you get the moment after you needed it." The year is still young. Excited for what lies ahead for Johnny and my other horses.
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One of my teachers once told me "All you get from looking back is a sore neck" just go forward
That's awesome
i think it was just a crap chute! damned if you do damned if you dont. what ticks me off is the riders who have blood on their horses multiple times, but don't get yellow carded, and continue to make excuses for why it happens. i feel like you try so hard for things and get overlooked, but those same people get scholarships etc. hang in there! you're still my idol, and you're going to prove you're the amazing horse woman you are!
Thank goodness. I was quite worried when you stopped doing vlogs. I saw some people being quite cruel on Facebook, I was hoping they didn't get to you. It's easy to be all judgy when you're not the one under pressure.
I'm happy you're back. You're my only view into the world of equestrian sports and if you stopped making vlogs, well I'd just be one sad cripple.
You're awesome. Everyone makes mistakes in every aspect of their lives, but not everyone acknowledges them or learns from them. You will come back smarter, wiser, and stronger for it. I'll be rooting for you and Johnny next year at Rolex!
Thanks for addressing the event. It is heartbreaking that the fall came at the last fence. I'm glad y'all's team was there to help take care of Johnny. I noticed when some of the other riders had falls they were on their own on the course and had to crab the reins and re-orient themselves and find a way off the track. I suspect that had you not immediately had assistance to care for Johnny that you would have done the same.
Rest up, learn from the mistake, and keep going. We'll be cheering.
I really commend you as a sportperson to own up to your mistakes and try to change. 👍🏼 wishing the best for you and J and that nothing similar ever occurs
proud to be a huge fan of yours. good to hear about the experience in your words.
All the people at home saying nasty stuff about you who have probably never rode cross country before need to understand that when you are in a situation like that everything is happening so fast ad sometimes you don't have time to think properly. No top rider is perfect and it is clear you regret what you did and have learnt from your mistake. I'm a big fan and I'm really glad both of you are ok :)
Such a responsible reflection. Karen is a smart woman, I will remember that for the future.
Not matter what happened you guys tried your hearts out! You have inspired me to do eventing and Mustang Makeover. You are my #1 idol. Me and my horse are HUGE fans!! You guys are always so awesome. Stay strong and kick on!
Love Kareen's quote, it's perfectly true and fitting! Onward and upward! Go Johnny go!
Elisa- this one just popped up in my recommendations, I’m watching it again, remembering how heartbroken I was for you when you originally posted it...also, reflecting on how many great things have happened since you first published this video... Munson, Sharpie, Wy, Eton, Lee, Johnny still snorting along dragon strong, to name just a few fan favorites (I really like Escher too, he’s another win!) Seeing this now is a reminder of how tomorrow is another day, and a testament to the consistent focus on excellence, horses first. Can’t wait to see what the next three years brings! #goelisago
I'm so glad you and Johnny are back home safe and sound, and thank you for sharing your learning experience with us, you are always a brilliant teacher and I've learned so much from your videos. Anyone criticising from the safety of their sofa has clearly never watched any of your vlogs, because if they had they would already know just how important Johnny is to you, as a very dear friend even more than as a very talented equine athlete, so they would also already know you would never deliberately put him in harms way. All of your followers can see how much you adore that horse. I can't even imagine the level of pressure an event like badminton puts a rider and horse under, us sofa watchers have no idea, so thank you for sharing it with us - the good, the sometimes bad and the sometimes ugly. Karen couldn't have said it any better, what a legend. Onwards and upwards, go Johnny go ❤️
Respect for you. Your obvious - OBVIOUS! - love and care for your horses is just so clear. Karen O'Connor had it exactly right. Looking forward to seeing what comes next for you, Johnny, and your other horses. And hoping to see Pocket (the tiny dog with fluffy ears) again, too.
Thank you. Life lessons can sometimes hurt, but when get get on the other side of them, when we acknowledge them then we are the better for it going forward. I look forward to watching you again for though that was a less than enjoyable moment to watch I have not lost the sense you are a good person, a good Horseperson and you have one hell of a good horse with a huge heart.
you have inspired my daughter to be a better horsewoman. we all learn from our mistakes. I am just so happy you and Johnny are okay. I know from experience crashes can take toll on your mind. keep up with the great work you are doing.
On social media I saw many mean comments, which really made me sad, cause if this people knew only a small amount of what you do for horses, especially the ones noone wants is simply amazing... Everyone can make mistakes, and I totally understand that when you spend so much money, cross an ocean to compete the most prestigious event, you don't want to give up that easily, and the most important thing is that the two of you are fine and that you learned from the situation afterwards, you are one of the most amazing horse woman I know and you don't deserve any hate for what happened, I'll for sure keep supporting you here from Germany and defend you against people who know s..t
feel better Elisa that course looked really hard and I could sense the crazy energy going on, easy to get caught up in it , looking forward to more vlogs
Well done - glad Johnny is looking happy and well - thanks for taking us along with you on the journey.....
I know you're probably heard it a billion times by now, but I really do hope you're not beating yourself up too badly over what happened. :C I'm not an expert and I definitely don't know as much as I would like to about horses, but the one thing I do know is that you love your horses and you do your very best to care for them and think of them. Mistakes happen, but that's the way you grow and learn. I really hope this won't discourage you from doing more with Johnny once he's back up to speed. I love watching you two together- I wasn't into horse sports until I found you, because I used to think racing and cross country were cruel to horses. But you've shown me that when you do it the right way, you give your horse a purpose. I don't believe there is any other career that could best fit you, so please continue to do what you do! I'm very proud to be a Wallace fan
Matrix Potato thank you.
Elisa you are so brave and your ability to reflect and be optimistic is amazing!! We all know Johnny is your #1!! Keep at it girl 💪🏼
I love following you and Johnny and was devastated for you watching the xc at Badminton. I had never seen you or him tired before. It's easy to imagine how heartbroken you must have been. You and Johnny are both so brave, so I'm sure we'll be cheering you on round the next course 'with our hearts (confidently) in our throats." You inspire and encourage us all. Thank you so much.
Glad to see you both back and recovering. Your coach is SO RIGHT!
I'm glad to hear that you're both well. Keep on trucking!
Glad to see you vlogging again. You and Johnny both deserve a break, enjoy your rest while you focus on your other horses and regroup a bit. Love Karen O'Connor's wisdom about experience is what you get right after you need it, so true!
Been waiting for your latest video. Please don't beat yourself up, as you say its all about experience! I love you so much, you and Johnny are my idols. Cant wait to see you and your young horses out and about again. Thank you for all your videos, looking forward to the future! xx
Glad to see you're back and missed you while you were gone. I started watching and subbed to your channel because of the mustangs. The eventing is a bonus and fun to watch but it's the training and prep that are more interesting to me. I look forward to seeing you get back to competing but more so to you preparing for it and the thought processes involved.
I'm not a believer in fate. I don't believe things happen for a reason. I do, however, believe that reason can be found in things that happen. We learn and grow from experiences, both good and bad. I can already see the growth in you, you don't need words of encouragement from me. Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
I'm so happy to see a new video! I have been waiting to see if you both are doing good. You have been my idol for eventing for a long time and an inspiration to help train and find homes for wild horses! I have one right now!! I'm so glad y'all are doing good! Keep your head up you're an amazing rider and caring person. We all get wrapped up in riding sometimes but like Karen said "experience is what you get the moment after you needed it." is so true! I will remember that quote forever!! We all learn from our mistakes and move on! I look froward to seeing more video, & you're AMAZING!!!
I'm so glad that I get to follow you and Johnny on this journey. You guys are an awesome team. Everyone makes mistakes, but it takes someone special to learn from them.
You are an amazing rider and for anybody that tries to judge you they have no idea what was going on in the situation that you were in so until they've been in that exact situation no one should be judging you. (Outside of the ground jury) lol
You are awesome!!! I love your videos. They keep me motivated and help with my wild horse!!! Keep posting please!!!!!
love you guys ❤ everyone makes mistakes, weather people want to own up to it or not. part of being human and your followers know you love your horses! 💕
The first time I saw you ride, you were working with one of the Mustangs, and I was impressed. You genuinely care about the welfare of all animals you work and come into contact with. It's obvious to anyone that watches your videos, and I'm sure, anyone that comes into contact with you. Your trainer, Karen's, comment about experience was right on. Now you know. You and Johnny are both ok, which is what matters most, so keep on moving forward. Myself, and a lot of other people commenting here, know that you have already done great things, and will continue to do so.
You're an inspiration m'dear and not just in the saddle but as a person. You are handling this with the epitome of grace and dignity. I'm 100% rooting for you :)
Please keep vlogging! Your channel is superior to any other equestrian's, and I love seeing what Johnny and the Mustangs are up to!
Karen was certainly right with her comment. You can’t move forward when you’re looking back. I’ve watched your Badminton ride a few times and to me you rode a brilliant round, especially when you had to jump that huge log into the water, many made mistakes at that jump but you rode it brilliantly. Yes Johnny was tired coming up to the last fence but so we’re other horses, if he hadn’t caught a leg on the top of that jump you would have been home and dry. You are a wonderful equestrian who truly cares for your horses. Take care and stay safe. xx
Thank you for your vlogs, it's awesome to follow your journey. From what I've seen, you are an amazing horsewoman. Onward and upward!
Really glad you are back vlogging, I look forward to your videos every week. Sad to hear you were getting hate comments over your ride at badminton. I can understand your reasons for wanting to finish that cross country phase, even though Johnny was tired. When you are up there in the moment things can become a little blurry as to when it is too much. People really shouldn't judge, you always try to do what's best for your horses.
Still a fan of you both! It was very good to listen to the first person account of the situation. No judgment here, only support. I know you are doing right by Johnny! So happy to see you both out on a hack!! 😄
I'm also a huge fan. Don't beat yourself up, hindsight is always perfect and we're certainly all made mistakes and just haven't happened to have a bunch of people following us with cameras. You're both ok and that's what matters. Really glad to see you back vlogging
I had scrolled through all the official coverage to find you, and I was just devastated for you. Johnny is usually so strong and effortless. You are such a fine rider. Thanks for putting out this video. I'm often left wondering how you turned out in the standings after the cross country events. Anyway, know that your fans are cheering you on.
Experiences like this are part of growing as a person and equestrian. Anyone who follows you knows that you put your horses first. Things happen "in the moment" and split second decisions can go either way. I have the utmost respect for you and feel bad that some feel the need to criticize. Hold your head up! Damn girl! You are Elisa Wallace! Four star eventer and horse whisperer! You will go on to do more good things!
this is a though lesson, but it's done and now we have all learned something from it. I am a big fan of yours
I love your work ethic, as well as your ability to adapt and always move forward. Thank you for all of your videos which motivate and inspire others. Also, I'm very excited to see more of Rune and Hwin!
I agree, the horse must come first, especially that horse, he’s one in a million.
Elisa , I absolutely love your mindset ! You have inspired me and I have made it a priority to think that way about things and I owe it all to you ! So thank you so much for all the inspiration , all the tips , all the talks , everything , really appreciate it ! I love you so much and love the way you work with your horses ♡
Sending prayers&encouragement!🐎🙏😀
Elisa I was gutted that you fell off! You had done really well! You are still my favourite RUclipsr and eventer! Xx
This vlog must have been very difficult for you to make. I want to say, however, that we fans, especially my 14-year-old daughter who follows your every move, greatly appreciate your transparency and humility. Now...zip up those boots, strap on that helmet, and KICK ON! #gojohnnygo #goelisago
glad you did this . Time has a way of healing.
Heyy Your back Home Hope the Horses Travelled Well with No Downers ..Hope ur Fighting again Don't give up Stay focussed Love ya Loads Watched Ya TV live stream It wad Brilliant / Tc Uk XXX
Moving forward
Good to see you both back
I'm sorry about your fall! Falls happen all the time!! There's always next year!😊
Very Admirable!
Still love you!!!
everyone makes mistakes but if you don't learn from them you don't get better :) its not just pushing your horse too hard that that quote applies to, even when you DONT push your horse when they can handle it but your not sure if they can because your still learning the horse and the whole competing in this sport :) like I should have pushed my horse at the first show we did but I didn't know if he was going to act like a hyper child again or if he was going to act right, well he acted right and when I was walking out of the arena I though, GOOBER YOU COULD HAVE WENT FASTER THAN THAT, YOU KNOW HOW TO JUMP!!! lol I will always follow you because you seem more down to Earth and we live in the same state! :)
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This was a tough video for you, but your fans (me) needed it.
I wonder if you have a younger horse in the wings?
As she said in the video near the end she does
"When I FEEL this..., this should happen." Then you learn from that.1111
You're my idol
Glad u guys are ok!. What exactly happened?
She was competing at Badminton and her horse fell in the cross country stage. She got a lot of back lash as Johnny was visually exhausted and she was given a yellow card by the jury for pushing him.
Charley Colquhoun It was a rider fall not a horse fall. Johnny stayed in his feet.
Oh my bad, glad you're both okay though!
I’m missing something..,, What happened? I hope you and your horse are ok😢
WOW, yeah...it's taken ME 3 weeks to get over that fall(new fan, here)!! Congrats on your otherwise FANTASTIC ride,immaculate preparation, and consistently super horsemanship! Frankly, my impression(I'm an ex polo, jumper, cutting, etc rider) was that it was primarily destraction and secondarily Johnny's habit of being insulted/confused at the small or simple stuff(gotta remember, these track-bred TBs are bred to WIN. period.). SRSLY!! The way he got so HAPPY whenever he flew across anything gnarly and was LOOKING/BEGGING for more! It breaks my heart that you second-guess ANY portion of that ride!
In consolation, there must be some special/secret club of folks that took it at the last fence....it IS F-ing Budmittton, yea? What was that blokes name (became a damn good writer!) who lost the Grand National on one of the Queen's horses when it took that imaginary fence and ended up in the splits right in front of the stands? Aye, the horse biz......just remember, it CAN always get worse!
Rebecca Ferguson What the heck is Budmittton????????????????????.
Is the three star at Rebecca Farms in Montana still in your plans for the near future ?
oh never happened to me all though my horse had an abcess in his tooth which i didnt know and when i finished his breathing was shallow but he didnt show any signs of sickness or anything like that i got in 2nd cause my time when we were packing up my horse walked and i heard his breathing so i decided okay lets get home and ill get you checked up by a vet and he did and he had an abcess but it was fixed
I hope I can see you live in Rolex
There are a lot of nasty people in the world. I'm glad both of you are ok.
Can anyone tell us exactly what happened with Elisa? Did she fall of entirely or did Johnny just stumble?
Johnny got very tired on the Badminton cross country course. He had basically no energy left at the last fence and stumbled over it very awkwardly which caused Elisa to fall off. She was under alot of criticism for it, and rude people
on the internet were really beating her up about it.
KickAssBeats.com got to close to the last fence and Johnny was tired. He tripped up over the jump and I fell off. He stayed on his feet.
Man on the last jump too... :'( Sorry. At least Johnny and you are ok! A fall like that could have broke something.
Here is something I want to point out. ALL riders make this mistake! We sometimes push our horses too much, it happens. But if doesn't mean we can beat down Elisa for a mistake she did. We don't pay attention to the riders who did the same thing and made the same mistake. An equestrian is to care about your horse, you idiots that commented on Elisa "Pushing her horse too much!". Yes she did push her horse a little to much, but it happens! Life carries on. We all make mistakes and fall on jumps or when our horses buck. Who cares?!
Don't worry we've all fallen off in the horse world
I love ur vids
PLEASE respond
do you do meet and greets??
No not really. She does clinics for horse riding thats about it