DRESSAGE STALLION BECOMES HUNTER JUMPER FOR A DAY

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @silke3653
    @silke3653 Год назад +476

    Matt: "tell me he doesn't look like a hunter jumper????"
    Jesse:"... I've never seen one"
    Matt: "oh, well they look like this" 🤣

    • @kitty941
      @kitty941 Год назад +9

      Haha I was cracking up at the same thing. Classic Jesse and Matt! I love it! ❤

    • @jesseelisabeatty8205
      @jesseelisabeatty8205 Год назад +5

      Why does matt keep cutring their beautiful manes? Hes still gorgeous biut, not as much as they do with long wavy flowing manes that make them look magical

    • @christinecompson845
      @christinecompson845 Год назад +1

      bless him he is so pretty you have such a nice home and your a really cool Jesse is very quiet 😂❤️

    • @christinecompson845
      @christinecompson845 Год назад +1

      bless him he is so pretty you have such a nice home and your a really cool Jesse is very quiet 😂❤️

  • @ellenbell-mcmanus7433
    @ellenbell-mcmanus7433 Год назад +421

    He learnt so quickly and jumped so sweetly bless him he’s gorgeous

    • @someonedifferent198
      @someonedifferent198 Год назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing, a very quick study, clever clever beautiful boy!!

    • @nardalis4832
      @nardalis4832 Год назад +1

      love the first part where hes like oh whats that? its in the way, i need to keep my foot higher

    • @lauranolastnamegiven3385
      @lauranolastnamegiven3385 Год назад

      to be fair, all horses can jump - heck, foals jump - it's just a matter of how they look, how coordinated they are, how high they can jump, things like that :)

  • @Orangensaft420
    @Orangensaft420 Год назад +262

    i wonder how matt and jesse go along they are soooo different 😂😭 Jesse is like "oh maybe do slower, 1 step at a time" and Matt is like "nah whatever it'll be fine, it's nothing"

    • @TheBulle
      @TheBulle Год назад +27

      Matt is very wayward. 😊 I think they get along just fine because you know…opposites attract!

    • @Karen_DNP
      @Karen_DNP Год назад +5

      Probably why Jesse doesn’t say much even tho he has the experience, as even Matt says (yet then doesn’t listen to any suggestions).
      Btw the rider has to commit to each jump as any horse has to do.

  • @cherie7688
    @cherie7688 Год назад +222

    Fun to see the horse gain confidence and can sense that he starts to feel good about himself as he progresses in this lesson. Such a willing and trusting soul in this horse! He wants to work for Matt. Its nice to see him with someone who will take care of his emotional needs and not just get performance out of him. He is a lovely horse....all are actually

  • @Keeper0fmyHEART
    @Keeper0fmyHEART Год назад +84

    Jesse saying "Next up, rodeo" totally cracked my up. That was funny.
    Etro looks so beautiful in the sun.

  • @pacificgrace12
    @pacificgrace12 Год назад +78

    Coming from a hunter jumper- he looked so great!!! He picked everything up so quickly and was super willing. The trust he has in you is crystal clear. Maybe something you should continue to dabble in sometime in the future! His knees looked great at the end ☺️

    • @addieandclover
      @addieandclover Год назад +2

      Yeah! Watching this I def wasn’t expecting him to do great Tbh since, hunters have a low headset and minimal knee movement as well as a reaching with their stride. But he was actually pretty good!!

  • @anntaplin4960
    @anntaplin4960 Год назад +46

    As an instructor, you did it the exact way I would have done. Nice and relaxed with no pressure to perform. Well done

  • @Claire11elliott
    @Claire11elliott Год назад +16

    Jesse is an amazingly talented jumper. Seen footage of him jumping. He is much too humble.

  • @a-mz1000
    @a-mz1000 Год назад +35

    This is so nice to watch, Etro clearly enjoys it once he gets used to the idea of it! You were totally right about him lifting his legs more with higher jumps. It seems the dressage helps him sometimes too, since you can control the length of his stride so accurately.

  • @bobbi0513
    @bobbi0513 Год назад +12

    The fact that he never refused is a testament to your relationship and the soundness of his mind. He's come a long way!

  • @susiew.9012
    @susiew.9012 Год назад +50

    He's such a beautiful horse and a quick learner too. Very fun to watch him play with different styles thank you. Love and hugs 🐎🐶💝

  • @suibixxn
    @suibixxn Год назад +15

    I'd love to see you exchange skills with Meg Elphick. Watching her try to ride dressage stallions and watching you on event horses would be such a fun exchange of skills

  • @fazegagony1759
    @fazegagony1759 Год назад +37

    I would love to see him continue to be a jumping horse rather then dressage, he looks so free & like he’s having so much fun❤️

  • @cherylharless281
    @cherylharless281 Год назад +21

    You have an amazing seat in the jumper saddle. Your cues are almost inperceptable! He really seemed to enjoy the ride and the jumps. He was really having fun! Good job all the way around.

  • @cordywitt6400
    @cordywitt6400 Год назад +19

    Etro looked so proud of himself after the little jumping session. He seemed to like it. ❤

  • @cynthiablackburn4226
    @cynthiablackburn4226 Год назад +12

    Jesse: "Yet." 😄 So patient, yet expecting the worst.

  • @MadisonJohnson-d3f
    @MadisonJohnson-d3f Год назад +3

    I love the hunter build this horse has he’s so pretty! He’s got a good personality and is very confident once he gets it after the second time!

  • @Squimbelina
    @Squimbelina Год назад +9

    "OMG he's like a real showjumper!" *trips over cavaletti* did make me giggle! Bless him though for being such a trusting boy and trying so hard at something new. I think he had fun - nice stretch for his brain to do something different.

  • @bkm2797
    @bkm2797 Год назад +36

    Error is such a gorgeous horse, when the sun hits him it's amazing. Thinking he was enjoying taking you on Matt. Thanks Matt and Jesse for taking us along.

    • @sjchung1632
      @sjchung1632 Год назад +3

      Etro

    • @bkm2797
      @bkm2797 Год назад +6

      sjchung1632, I swear I did type Etro, but my iPad had its own ideas,Lol, (should have checked before I hit reply). Thanks

  • @PaytonWagner-ss1dh
    @PaytonWagner-ss1dh Год назад +36

    As a fellow hunter, the tack gives me more jumper vibes than hunter lol. But amazing job Matt and Jesse. ❤😊

    • @addieandclover
      @addieandclover Год назад +1

      Fs lol. He did pretty good though Tbh! That tack is prob all the had

  • @michelineduvieusart2439
    @michelineduvieusart2439 Год назад +22

    Etro is truly gorgeous (Matt and Jesse, all your horses are very beautiful!) 😍 He is a "compact" horse, I don't think he's big or fat but rather well muscled 🔥 Sometimes you change the activity of your horses just for fun and I think it's good for them.
    For a first try, it's a success! Etro assesses the situation (which is unusual for him) and passes the pole or cavaletti successfully.
    Well done Matt and Etro! 👏 I look forward to another jumping session. Thank you for a very pleasant video.
    Love to you both! 😃💖

  • @_WATTS_Gamer
    @_WATTS_Gamer Год назад +13

    No false tail needed for him. They would just braid the top portion. False tail is for horses who have a thin tail and they need it fill in for the Hunters. Your horse has a fantastic tail.

  • @yummboy2
    @yummboy2 Год назад +31

    I have been following Matt and Jesse for a long time. They are both talented and highly skilled trainers. Amazing to watch!

  • @Whahahahahalalalala
    @Whahahahahalalalala Год назад +5

    Looove this chaotic energy AND Matt's look with this hat. Such a farmer💅🏻 just a farmer with his sweet horse going for a morning ride🧑‍🌾 style ❤

  • @angelicazammit
    @angelicazammit Год назад +6

    This is what I needed right now! I am reschooling my ex racehorse to find his new call in life 😊 love how you introducing your horse to new things and not doing dressage all the time ❤

    • @eventingthedude
      @eventingthedude Год назад

      I had a try at eventing with my ex racehorse which didn’t work out too well. I’ve currently been doing dressage with him and we are slowly getting back into jumping. I would love to do hunters worth him since he has such nice gaits and does well on the flat in the under saddle classes

    • @tareyread1842
      @tareyread1842 Год назад +1

      With my first of many OTTBs, I put a hackamore on so there was none of the confusion about 'pull harder means go faster' so common in retraining racehorses. I didn't spend any time in an arena, and only a few days in the pasture to ensure we agreed on stop, go, left, right, and she quickly understood that life was going to be different and interesting and always fun. John Lyons said, your horse should be more relaxed after a session than before; I added, they should have fun every session. Over the next dozen years we did about everything: pulled an antique carriage to give guests rides for Grandad's 90th birthday party, herded cattle, laughed ourselves silly having bareback swimming races, hunted deer and elk in Idaho Wilderness areas, carried packsaddles, scouted Brittany field trial training and competitions, and saw millions of square miles of the most beautiful land on earth while endurance riding over 800 sanctioned completion miles. We even rode a dressage test. Misty learned each skill quickly and happily, lived outside with buddies in a 30 acre pasture of hills, forest and pond, and never had an ulcer. She, we, had fun. Every single session.

  • @theoneandonlyratking
    @theoneandonlyratking Год назад +48

    Love seeing Etro again! I can’t wait to see how his journey goes with you Matt ❤ So much potential in that beautiful horse! ✨

  • @susierider55
    @susierider55 Год назад +7

    I believe he really appreciated and enjoyed the change of pace. Cross training is great!

  • @ZoofsFloofs
    @ZoofsFloofs Год назад +6

    I absolutely adored at what an absolute doll he was about the whole thing and how he wasn't pressured into the whole ordeal and had time to process what he needed to. He did so well!

  • @dorothearagsdale2664
    @dorothearagsdale2664 Год назад +9

    What a magnificent stallion and seems so kind.

  • @baileybagg1737
    @baileybagg1737 Год назад +7

    Bless his soul he tried so hard he looks like he could be a jumper he looks good jumping😀❤

  • @thisirishcobcan
    @thisirishcobcan Год назад +2

    That is true - the rider can make an issue out of something that wouldn’t be an issue. That’s a wise piece of advice.

  • @deborahpetschel5633
    @deborahpetschel5633 Год назад +13

    Soo fun. I love the contrast between Matt and Jesse's commentary! Love you guys! He did really well considering ...lol. look forward to all of your videos. Xo😊

  • @MonumentToSin
    @MonumentToSin Год назад +2

    I haven't watched your videos in a while, and I hardly recognize Etro! He's always been beautiful, but he's really blossomed under your care. Stronger, relaxed, confident... It looked like he was having a lot of fun going over the poles!

  • @cyndiebill6631
    @cyndiebill6631 Год назад +5

    He’s such a beautiful boy! He so willing to try what you put in front of him to please you. This was so fun to watch. Thank you
    ♥️🐴😁

  • @tiniselles
    @tiniselles Год назад +13

    Jesse’s comments are the best 😂😂

  • @kmsch986
    @kmsch986 Год назад +1

    Adding cavaletti and small jumps to all your dressage horse’s training will help their back so much. I’ve always loved how the Klimkes teach cross training from the beginning.

  • @Jgirr5
    @Jgirr5 Год назад +8

    Bravo! So good for horses to use muscles differently, fun way to offset any possible burnout 🙌 more little jumps and one day(s) soon maybe off to the beach for a gallop-about romp! ❣👏 👏 > You're so good and kind with your horses Matt! Bless you for all you do on your channels and @HorseWorldTV to elevate care and horsemanship! 🔥

  • @blue.equestrian
    @blue.equestrian Год назад +8

    He actually does look a bit like a Warmblood maybe a Dutch warmblood in that tack! And he has a promising jump Matt you might have something brewing here!!

  • @DeleriumLS
    @DeleriumLS Год назад +3

    He looked like he really enjoyed the challenge. He's definitely a thinking horse, if you get my meaning. Gorgeous as well. Really very proud of him!!

  • @Hanbingi
    @Hanbingi Год назад +5

    It so nice to see how much he enjoyed it at the end and how he get more confident in the end 🤩

  • @lilys3036
    @lilys3036 Год назад +4

    This horse has such a big heart! Thinking so hard to do it right 🥺

  • @FelicityHazel545
    @FelicityHazel545 Год назад +4

    Love when Matt does jumping videos! Would love to see more of Etro jumping in the future. His jumps are very cute.

  • @mady_eq
    @mady_eq Год назад +12

    As a hunter-jumper he looked extremely good and he picked his feet up amazing 🤩

  • @dearwillow7424
    @dearwillow7424 Год назад +4

    Aww! He tried so hard for you. Definitely started to get the hang by the end. I think it’s fantastic to mix things up and give them something new/some variety :)

  • @horseality6250
    @horseality6250 Год назад +2

    2:34 nice jesse xD I needed a moment to realise

  • @JesseDrent
    @JesseDrent Год назад +4

    He and you did so well🎉

  • @lynnes11
    @lynnes11 Год назад +8

    Low jumping is great for dressage horses. In Germany they free jump their dressage horses regularly, once every week or two, they don't jump them themselves because they are dressage riders and don't want to jump haha. In Reiner Klimke's book "Basic Training Of The Young Horse" he talks about the importance of sending them over fences for fitness and strengthening. It is also good for their minds and to really connect them with their foot placement. Well done!

    • @ladydiane1811
      @ladydiane1811 Год назад

      This was my thought, he's obviously a dressage horse going over, but the mental exercise at something different was very noticeable! Wonderful brain stimulation ❤

    • @LisaMcKnett
      @LisaMcKnett Год назад

      Good to remember Klimke

  • @Wall-E_EQ
    @Wall-E_EQ Год назад +66

    The fact that most of the tack is not allowed in the hunter ring 😂 this is so cute though!!!!!

    • @profe3330
      @profe3330 Год назад +8

      I was wondering if anybody would notice that.

    • @r.s.3274
      @r.s.3274 Год назад +2

      I don’t know anything about hunting wich parts are not allowed?

    • @roseytheequestrian
      @roseytheequestrian Год назад +8

      The saddle pad, boots, girth, maybe bridle, Breast collar, and the running martingale. I’m a hunter jumper and there are wayyyy to many rules on tack some stuff is aloud in the schooling shows durring flat classes and other stuff isn’t allowed at all! Hope this helps

    • @profe3330
      @profe3330 Год назад +3

      ​@@roseytheequestrian The flash would be illegal too.

    • @roseytheequestrian
      @roseytheequestrian Год назад +3

      I forgot about that but yes!

  • @lisabibby3222
    @lisabibby3222 Год назад +2

    He was super! He was really trying his heart out! He was really enjoying that I think 😍😍 he’s such a stunning horse!

  • @sharonr1824
    @sharonr1824 9 месяцев назад +1

    Not a trainer, but I think doing this every once in a while, this would be great for him to do. I've had trainers that have said, "Do something different today, give his brain a break from this, and expand his experiences." It can do wonders for a horse's mental health, and physical health. He did great. :)

  • @loribadgero1035
    @loribadgero1035 Год назад +4

    It doesn’t matter the activity, Matt will do it with impeccable style. I don’t know anything about dressage or jumping, but Etro looked like he was having great fun! It’s always a good time watching your videos, guys. Etro is beautiful! 👏🏻💯

  • @audreymaqks
    @audreymaqks Год назад +7

    Thanks for sharing. Etro has a beautiful shiny coat. . To me with his short stocky build I see him as a performance. Chase seems to have the longer stream line body of a jumper. All being said great 1st time. He did good taking it all in

  • @ady1gilb
    @ady1gilb Год назад +1

    It had to happen, eventually ... Matt's famous very British "KHAN-TA-ing" has now evolved into the English/Dutch version as "cannering", which we all love & adore so much more!!! Hoo-ray for the lovely influence of The Netherlands !!!
    💥😃❤️🤗💥

  • @MistalAnde
    @MistalAnde Год назад +3

    He did so amazing!! You both looked like you were having so much fun. What a good boy! ❤

  • @ninakaiser2930
    @ninakaiser2930 Год назад +3

    He did really good in sorting his feet out! Etro has improved a lot, it was so much fun to watch the two of you!

  • @emilyfaith1953
    @emilyfaith1953 Год назад +6

    Definitely more jumper than hunter lmao you’d get dismissed from the hunter ring so quick with that tack set up😂 he looks great and looks like he had a lot of fun!

  • @chasingfences1302
    @chasingfences1302 Год назад +6

    Well done! I was surprised to see that Antares and Macho were unconcerned about a new horse in the arena.

  • @michelemason1663
    @michelemason1663 Год назад +12

    Entro seems so much more relaxed than when you first got him…..he knows he is home and that you are his person…😊

  • @catherinesaunders6375
    @catherinesaunders6375 9 месяцев назад

    Love watching you both I’m a big fan , I’ve trained problem horses my whole life, and I know how much damage most people can do to their wonderful kind horses, your a good example for youngsters coming up how much you love them while still being able to push them competitively, we need more good examples like you, more than ever. Please keep it up.❤

  • @yamixyoukai
    @yamixyoukai Год назад +1

    There are Hunter Jumper competitions in the Netherlands! It's organized bij the HJA (Hunter Jumper Association). I'm not a member but they did a clinic a few years ago at Horse Event.

  • @kirstenk1565
    @kirstenk1565 Год назад

    I love seeing a horse learn something new and he looked like he enjoyed the challenge! Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

  • @ponyparty28
    @ponyparty28 4 месяца назад

    So brave! 🎉💖 He got more expressive as the cross-poles got bigger which was so cool to see! 🦄

  • @nexypaws
    @nexypaws Год назад +1

    "Cute."
    And Jesse was, once again, absolutely correct.

  • @dcrouch1980
    @dcrouch1980 Год назад +3

    The horses everytime you come home from a show: OMG he went somewhere. What will be be doing this time? Keep him away from the western events or else he will come back with a western saddle and a rope 🤣. It is a good time just watching you have fun with your horses. That is what it is all about.

  • @Mrs.jimmy_kimmel
    @Mrs.jimmy_kimmel Год назад +14

    He definitely enjoyed it once he got it! I think he also understood it a bit better then emporio lol

  • @JuviTheLion
    @JuviTheLion Год назад +1

    Gotta love iberians for their willingness to learn and ability to work in any English or Baroque discipline, really. Sure, their baroque roots and square bodies plus their gait power fits so well into dressage, but I know some that do really well in jumping!

  • @sherrileeslade6557
    @sherrileeslade6557 Год назад +2

    He is going to be an amazing jumper once you're finished with him I am so proud of the two of you

  • @EvBurkeHorsemanship
    @EvBurkeHorsemanship Год назад +4

    Jesse casually in the background: "It's like Mikado" 😂

  • @breyerlover17
    @breyerlover17 Год назад +3

    He looks so good and happy! 100% have a future eventer on your hands.

  • @siepsch
    @siepsch Год назад +39

    Matt needs to buy a hunter jumper! Its just fun how much time he says Hunter Jumper 😂❤. Loved this ❤❤
    Etro looked so happy with himself in the end. Like he said to himself, yeah im killing it 😂❤
    And yes to this more often. Its fun to do different things, so why not 👍🏼

    • @mdee860
      @mdee860 Год назад +2

      @sciepchol - Agree 100%. 🎯 🎯 🎯 It's so good for their mental health - having varied learning & stimulation. Etro's so gorgeous & a really quick learner. Matt - whatever you're feeding him - keep doing it! His shine is crazy beautiful. Funny to see your 'back' is still riding in Dressage style - rounded spine & leaning backwards! 😁 In Hunter/Jumper style (it used to be called Forward Seat Equitation or riding 'Hunt Seat' ) - your back is hyper flexed, shoulders back, heels waaaay down & lower spine is convex. For Etro's 1st time .... 👍👏👏👏 PS: hi to Jesse too! Love your commentary. 😘

    • @LisaMcKnett
      @LisaMcKnett Год назад

      The wrong bit will cause the tongue to come out. He's not a hunter type😂

    • @LisaMcKnett
      @LisaMcKnett Год назад

      He will get talented when you add this activity😅

    • @LisaMcKnett
      @LisaMcKnett Год назад

      Was fun to watch but not a great hunter. He tries so hard to be a good boy!🎉

  • @qhride1
    @qhride1 Год назад +2

    His canter looks so smooth to ride to , what beautiful horse ❤️

  • @judyquick2908
    @judyquick2908 Год назад +1

    I remember the video of you putting the cavaletttis together and being frustrated because you wanted Etro. Now you have him and hes jumping the cavaletti. You make a great team! Hes so pretty and doing great!

  • @terriesavage4897
    @terriesavage4897 Год назад +1

    He picked the stride up really fast, Very smart horse. I think that is a great mental challenge for him to have a break from just all dressage training Good Job !

  • @chanteuse1978
    @chanteuse1978 Год назад +1

    What a great confidence builder for Etro! He has the sweetest attitude

  • @thirdculturekid12
    @thirdculturekid12 Год назад +1

    "the last jump of the 'Kentucky whatever-from-the-US'" 🤣

  • @Gr3mlxn
    @Gr3mlxn Год назад +1

    Matt is the only person I have ever heard describe the hunters as "fun"

  • @pjk1714
    @pjk1714 Год назад +1

    Matt he doesn't have a Draft face.
    Assuming it's his built up neck which will soften doing hunt anyway.
    He will have to find his balance.
    Beautiful boy

  • @LisaPanton
    @LisaPanton Год назад

    lots of hunter classes every summer in all the county shows which qualify for either Rpyal International or Horse of the Year show championship. the hunter jumper class equivalent is called working hunter but there are also just ridden quality and confirmation hunter classes too

  • @janettehutton8634
    @janettehutton8634 Год назад +2

    We call it “working hunter” in the U.K. We also have Show hunter, no jumping involved.

  • @Eq.Tayvia
    @Eq.Tayvia Год назад +2

    He looks like he is having so much fun jumping! Love the videos🫶

  • @petrar569
    @petrar569 Год назад +3

    I know some jumping PREs and there was a famous Lusitano called Novilheiro who jumped super successfully internationally with John Whittaker!

  • @bonnieplattner3094
    @bonnieplattner3094 9 месяцев назад

    Of course Pre can make a gracefully athlectic Jumper. One thing, particularally if a stallion, youll have to raise the heighth of your fences if want to keep inside a pasture.

  • @Alison-ow7cm
    @Alison-ow7cm Год назад +2

    He's a beautiful horse and doing so well ❤

  • @lottiedahlin6474
    @lottiedahlin6474 Год назад +2

    You have hunter classes in NL. I know because I live in Belgium and I want to do that with my recycled racehorse...So go for it Matt ;-)

  • @lindafreij4749
    @lindafreij4749 Год назад +1

    Don't know what it's called in english but I call it trotting boom. It looked as he found it easier, stride wise, to have a trotting boom before the actual jump. But you should make your own hurdles or buy some to see if he jumps them. If he jumps a stock hurdle or a fence. But that's probably for when he has jumped a couple of times. Real good job! I love the way you praise him 🥰

    • @lindafreij4749
      @lindafreij4749 Год назад

      PS. Matt call Carl Hedin maybe he can give some lessons?

  • @Nik-gc9vl
    @Nik-gc9vl Год назад

    You'd probably enjoy the EQ over fences classes over the HJ over fences. More technical courses, and generally more upright proper looking posture as well as the horses are allowed boots. You actually can't wear boots in most other divisions outside of EQ classes in the states if you're not a regular jumper. HJ show classes are stricter about horse and rider dress code like using a saddle shaped white pad, no colored stirrups, plain cavesson bridles (some fancy stitching is popular), there are some bitting restrictions like no gags, and curb bits sometimes take points away depending on the judge, though many people stick with D ring cheek pieces, loose rings, full cheek, and sometimes eggbutt. muted color jackets (though jackets with colorful liners have been popular for awhile), white or tan breeches for most classes (some allow rust or green khaki), and basically everyone only has brown tack. And little to no bling on helmets, browbands, boots, or anywhere else bling can be.
    It's pretty boring when that's all you do forever, but simplicity is nice and showcases the horse and rider more, which I think is the purpose outside tradition. But depending on the barn people can school in anything they'd like to.

  • @debrawiley7673
    @debrawiley7673 Год назад +2

    He is a beautiful horse 🐎 and very smart caught on quickly to what you wanted him to do 😊👋🏻

  • @zirkuskatzegarfield627
    @zirkuskatzegarfield627 Год назад +1

    PREs aren't bred for jumping but they can do it quiet good if you train them. Aso some jumps is a great way to add new elements to the training and gymnastic exercises for your horse.

  • @jaynavanhelden1992
    @jaynavanhelden1992 Год назад +1

    you look so good together😍😍 he looks so good, and very shinny with the sun.

  • @stefanie6150
    @stefanie6150 Год назад +2

    Moment of appreciation for Jesse's "I'm the realest" comment following first things first....

  • @aitistonline2651
    @aitistonline2651 Год назад +2

    its really funny to see that jesse is the careful person and matt with his head trough the wall xdd

  • @lisarowe5822
    @lisarowe5822 Год назад +1

    Ooh that was great to watch him jumping, wow he got better, yes he was going over cross poles easier. Loved it 🤗💕

  • @cricket1301
    @cricket1301 Год назад +2

    Novilheiro, a Lusitano, ridden by GB Olympian John Whitaker, one of the top jumpers in 1982

  • @BarqueCat1
    @BarqueCat1 Год назад +1

    He is magnificent. Actually, all three of you are, but he stole the spotlight today.

  • @peanutpie5042
    @peanutpie5042 Год назад +1

    Videos like this make me more confident in my own skills. We all have uneven stirrups somedays. ❤

  • @profe3330
    @profe3330 Год назад +5

    "I've always thought he looked like a Hunter because he's got a heavy body and sort of a fat look."
    I'm dying here.

    • @dcrouch1980
      @dcrouch1980 Год назад +1

      Yeah, not the description I have ever used to describe a hunter horse.

    • @profe3330
      @profe3330 Год назад +1

      @@dcrouch1980 No? I'm laughing because here we always joke about the people who make their hunters super fat, and then call it "a developed topline." 😂 But maybe that's just an American thing?

    • @dcrouch1980
      @dcrouch1980 Год назад

      @@profe3330 I am also in the US and when I showed Hunters a lot of judges didn't like them too fat, maybe that has changed. I;d be scared the couldnt get their fat butts over the fence 🐷 oink oink 😝

    • @profe3330
      @profe3330 Год назад

      @@dcrouch1980 I know, right? It's so unfair to the poor porky horse.

  • @hannahhowden8980
    @hannahhowden8980 6 месяцев назад

    I love how instead of “jumping” over them he’s more throwing his legs out and over it 😂😂😂 he’s such a cutie ☺️

  • @lisaitrindle1720
    @lisaitrindle1720 Год назад

    He's doing really good, just takes times, he's a fast learner and so beautiful ❤

  • @jenbrixton6834
    @jenbrixton6834 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing, Etro looks amazing. Great seeing you have fun. ❤

  • @joniblack7493
    @joniblack7493 Год назад

    Atta boy, Etro. Just trust in Matt and he will take you on a wonderful journey. Thank you for helping, Jesse. Cheers.