With this rider and his horse I am lost for words! So in tune with each other such a beautiful thing to watch, deserves to win so utterly amazing never seen anything like this before in my life! Beautiful together both of them.
The Horse: Ignore the spider-monkey. Ignore the spider-monkey. Ignore the spider-monkey. Oh, are they clapping for me? I did such a good job. I’m such a pretty pony.
How have I never seen this style of competition before?!?!?!?! 53 yo ... into horses my whole life ... !!! I've seen amateurs messing around on their horses and at full gallop, but never artistry like this while doing a routine such as this. That horse is a ROCK!!!
I'm curious why he's retiring. It seems like such a loss to the sport as well as to him (especially being so young). I wish him the best in his future endeavours and hope that he gets to put his talent to a good use.
He is retiring from individual because he is a 4 time world champion and he has already proven that he is a champion individually that, at least at this time, cannot be rivaled. He has met his goals individually but he is not retiring from the sport entirely and will now likely focus on team and pas de deux events as well as traveling coaching.
Yes. Eventing, Driving, and Endurance will be have their own championships. They’ve done away with the old format since it was proving difficult to find venues large enough that could withstand such a vast range of disciplines all at once
head isn’t tied down, just rounded. it means that the horse can’t suddenly lift their neck up and throw their head in the air. if they were to do that, the person on their back could lose balance and fall
Hmmm. Never knew such a thing was considered to be an equestrian "sport". Wondering exactly what its origination derives from. Circus acts ended in the mid 20th century in America. 🤷♂️ The strength required is that of Olympic gymnastics. Indeed.
And what abou this is not "sport"? It has it's origin in ancient Roman games or it originated in ancient Crete, depending on who you ask. Only because something ended in the 20th century in America (which isn't true in this case) doesn't mean that it isn't done anymore in the rest of the world. Btw it was a part of the training of soldiers from the 17th century till world war I.
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I love the way how he's taking care of a heartily connection with his horse as well. Congratulations dear, all the best in life. Good Job 💖💎🦄
With this rider and his horse I am lost for words! So in tune with each other such a beautiful thing to watch, deserves to win so utterly amazing never seen anything like this before in my life! Beautiful together both of them.
i love how the athlete and the lunger walk up to their horse and thank him. 🥺❤
The Horse: Ignore the spider-monkey. Ignore the spider-monkey. Ignore the spider-monkey. Oh, are they clapping for me? I did such a good job. I’m such a pretty pony.
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Just amazing!! The horse, the vaulter & of course the lunger!
How have I never seen this style of competition before?!?!?!?! 53 yo ... into horses my whole life ... !!! I've seen amateurs messing around on their horses and at full gallop, but never artistry like this while doing a routine such as this. That horse is a ROCK!!!
It's like a gymnastics routine on horseback! Both he and his horse are perfect...great job.
Amazing! How graceful and precise the routine was. Incredible!
What an exquisite horse and amazing performance.
Beautiful, athletic, and artistic performance! Magnifique! 👏🏻🥰🐎
He gets better each year. Crazy!
Beautiful!!!
The young man was very good. The horse is the world champion
Both are, they work as a team
Including the amazing lunger and his coach. They all worked together to get to this point
Wow so incredible.
Просто молодец!!!!
Perfecto. ¡Maravilloso y artístico!
Brilliant!!!
Speechless....👏👏🙏🙏❤️❤️
Can’t believe I have got the chance to train with him 💕
Magnifique,super beau
Love you bro
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Wow congratulation 💐😁👏🌞🌞🌞🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
I'm curious why he's retiring. It seems like such a loss to the sport as well as to him (especially being so young). I wish him the best in his future endeavours and hope that he gets to put his talent to a good use.
I thought he was retiring from individuals since he won everything and now switches to squad as he did this year.🤔
He is retiring from individual because he is a 4 time world champion and he has already proven that he is a champion individually that, at least at this time, cannot be rivaled. He has met his goals individually but he is not retiring from the sport entirely and will now likely focus on team and pas de deux events as well as traveling coaching.
He‘s accomplished everything, it makes sense to finish individual on a high note
So this is now the new format since they've done away with the World Equestrian Games, correct?
Yes. Eventing, Driving, and Endurance will be have their own championships. They’ve done away with the old format since it was proving difficult to find venues large enough that could withstand such a vast range of disciplines all at once
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Why do they have to tie his head down?
head isn’t tied down, just rounded. it means that the horse can’t suddenly lift their neck up and throw their head in the air. if they were to do that, the person on their back could lose balance and fall
@@thatknave Thank you.
That was quite short. This is somewhat like gymnastics but less power and flair.
On a horse. Your condescension is palpable…
The reason its so short is because its required to be just a minute long, technically 59 seconds to play it safe.
FFS the horse goes round in circles while a gymnast does something on his back. The point?
what's the point of any sport?
Hmmm. Never knew such a thing was considered to be an equestrian "sport". Wondering exactly what its origination derives from. Circus acts ended in the mid 20th century in America. 🤷♂️ The strength required is that of Olympic gymnastics. Indeed.
And what abou this is not "sport"? It has it's origin in ancient Roman games or it originated in ancient Crete, depending on who you ask. Only because something ended in the 20th century in America (which isn't true in this case) doesn't mean that it isn't done anymore in the rest of the world. Btw it was a part of the training of soldiers from the 17th century till world war I.
@@oOKomuiOo Alright then. Thank you for informing me. :-)