Horse Riding in Finland!
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- Discover Finland's National Horse Breed and get ready for an Incredible Equestrian Display at the Ypäjä Equine College in Finland!! Meet Adorable Foals, Go for a Drive and Join me for Two Quest Rides - you might just find yourself wanting to go to College in Finland!
🎬DiscoverTheHorse is an equine education project, equestrian vlog and adventure series that documents my journey to ride every horse breed. 🐎 Ride along with me and meet amazing horses from around the world!
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00:00 Riding Every Horse Breed
00:17 First Night in Finland!
00:50 Meeting the Foals
02:40 Tour of Ypäjä Equine College with Horse and Cart!
07:20 The Finnish Warmblood!
11:29 The Finn Horse
19:23 Student Life at Ypäjä Equine College
20:27 What an Incredible Display! - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
The Finn horse is the world's fastest and dare I say most versatile cold-blooded breed. It played a key role during the WWII when Finland was under a Soviet attcak, carrying troops, food, ammunition, weapons, wounded etc. And after the war in rebuilding the country, Finns owe them so much. They are great fun and sometimes very stubborn 😄 and rather healthy breed. One of the nations biggest sports events is created around this breed - Kuninkuusravit ("royal races") it's an annual championships for the Finn horse in harness racing, 50 000 people are gathering to celebrate the champions - King and Queen. It's an amazing event (a weekend) worth checking out.
Love our national horse breed because they are brave, strong, usually calm and considerate, strong willed yet so sweet and gentle. They were bred to be working horses in the fields and forests of our country in conditions that are sometimes hard; cold, snow, only little food availeble, and that made them resilient.
They are such amazing horses!
I like how Alyssa always acts like she's a newbie to horses, listening carefully to what these owners have to say, showing her things. When in fact, she's been riding all her life 😁 This channel brings me so much joy, horses are a passion, love them so much. 🥰
I love how much Finnish people love their national horse. ❤❤❤
Love how they rolled out a whole showcase for the day. So welcoming! Such lovely horses.
The Finnish horse is hands down the most versatile horse on the planet. There are heavier work horse lines, harness racing (they are also FAST!) riding horses in all disciplines and the smaller, pony sized lines. They are calm, sturdy, uncomplicated and supremely sensible horses. I miss them so much!!!!
Really happy to see you visiting Ypäjä and getting to know the Finnish horse breeds. Finnhorse in particular is such a national treasure: they are strong, resilient, hardworking, yet also gentle, kind and so cute! It would be impossible to imagine the whole of Finnish history without Finnhorses.
This has to be the most versatile breed I have seen...I really want one!❤ lovely video thank you
Oh my!! One breed with immense versatility.. Beautiful disclosing representation. I am undone.
The Finnish Warmbood mare is so fluid, willing, and perfectly balanced. The first one I've ever seen. Impressive ❤
I love Finn horses for all the same reasons many here have pointed out already! I appreciate the color diversity shown here for the Finn horse. Most of them are different shades of chestnut. All the other colors almost disappeared at some point because chestnuts were favoured heavily, they were thought to be more original or something. But luckily few owners still had Finn horses in other colors and now they are not as uncommon as they once were.
Finn horse also comes in pony size, under 148 cm. The smaller ones are of course still the same horse, just smaller. Great for young riders or people who are short like me :D
Now you got to the right place! (Greetings from Finland!) The Finn Horse, has fought our wars with the people, they have saved us so many times.... They are wise, especially the work horses, and reliable beyond understanding. - My late father told a story about a mare called Liisa. This happened almost a 100 years ago in the Finnish Archipelago. On an island there was a wife in labor, and it was very difficult. The winter was turning into spring and the sea ice had "rotten" already and weakened to almost unpassable. - It was obvious, that lives of both the mother and the child were in grave danger, and it was decided to try to get the mother to continent for a doctor. The only way to do this was by a horse and a sleigh. My father used to work for the coastguard back then, so he was the chosen driver - the problem was, that those wise horses did not agree to go to the ice anymore....
- Liisa was the only one that agreed to take up the challenge.... So they loaded the woman in labor in the sleigh, and started the journey to the rotten, blackened sea ice.... First Liisa was going very carefully, trying to sense the ice with her feet spread apart.... There was no way to try to steer, it was all up to the horse - she knew best. And then, she started running, fast...... And they broke the ice so, that open water was often seen after the sleigh. - No stopping there. - And they got all the way to the shore, and to the doctor. Both the mother and the child survived. - That is the nature of the Finn Horse.
Yes, finally! Thank you! 😁🥰
My fave thing about the Finn horse is their calm nature. Even though I have met individuals that aren't so calm but mostly that's what they are and they don't spook so easily.
Did you know, that there is also this smaller Finn horse called Suomenpienhevonen? 😁
I didn't know you are part Finnish! That's so cool! 😁
I'm from Finland and i have also studied in this place a long time ago. 🥰 Such a great place and we are very proud of our Finn horses❤they are such awesome, strong and brave horses.
I am in awe of the horses and the fabulous equestrian college! I like the versatility of the Finn horse.
Finn horse looks so strong and elegant!
I just love your videos AND your quest!!! Ride on Sister…Ride on♥️♥️♥️♥️🐴‼️☮️🙋♀️🙏🏻🥰
my grandma grew up in Finland, she was born in 1932. Her dad took care of a rich man's horses. Her favorite was a chestnut mare named Lotta. They let the kids ride the horses back from the work fields to the barn sometimes, and once my grandma got to go in the river with the horses. I'm glad I asked her, she's 90 and if I didn't ask I would have never known that my great-grandpa worked with horses.
What a beautiful video showing all of the different aspects of the college. The horses are just stunning!!! It was really impressive to see all of the different horses lined up at the end. Thank you to all!!!
This might be my favorite breed ever! i've seen many many of your videos and i love every one of them thank you...but something about the Finnish Warmblood just thrills me. They're so beautiful and regal with the sweetest faces. If i was younger i'd be saving my money to go to this college. .
Wow this episode was really wholesome. 💙
I live in finland so this is so crazy that you have been in here❤❤
I am part Finnish, so it was really neat to finally visit Finland! Now I want to go back again and explore more! :)
Wellcome! 😊@@DiscoverTheHorse
Finally the Finn horse ❤
The Finn Horse is so beautiful! Hadn't heard of them before
I live in Finland and i didn't knew that we have Finnish Warmbloods, i haven't never seen them or heard about them.
I have heared (also living in Finland), but they are such a "newcomer" breed, that I had never seen one..... Until now.
Alyssa, another wonderful video, thank you! Very special to learn about these versatile Finnish horses, they've been kind of a secret, it seems!
And lovely to see your own excellent riding skill.
On to Germany next!!!😁
Im half finnish and Im soo excited for this episode !
Beautiful people and horses. The wonderful school, academy and heritage of the native breeds is first rate. The ending was special. Thanks 😊.
I haven't heard about the Finnish Warmblood, but it didn't take long to see why they are such a favorite. The type of horse it would be hard to have just one. The Belgian Warmblood is probably a little better known.
I love the fact that their driving horses are not in blinker bridles. Here in the USA trainers push for all driving horses be in a blinker bridle. Beautiful horse and country. TY
I have heard of this horse. They are very beautiful.
Horse Heaven! 😍
These horses look perfect. Very beautiful video
I love their beautiful looks❤
There was more than 1 breed lol I have heard of the Finn horse. Finnish warmblood I think I have heard of but vaguely remember. Thank you for bringing my attention to these beautiful horses.
This episode made me cry! I live abroad and this made me miss Finn horses so much. They are a great breed and so versitile. A true national treasure ❤.
One of my favorites!
Alyssa ! Thankyou so much for taking us here !❤ wonderful horses and equestrians ! ❤
Beautiful♥️
Wow, that was so special! I love Finland and have been there a few times many years ago visiting my boyfriends‘ family. But unfortunately we didn’t visit any riding places. Both horses look amazing. The Finnish Warmblood is very majestic. And the Finn Horse looks like a power house. I am very excited that the next episode will be in Germany, I have really been waiting for those episodes! 😊
Wonderful
He seems to move so smooth. Lovely
LOVED THIS and finding about it
Very beautiful horses! That was impressive in every way !
Awesome!!
There also a finnhorse chanpionships every year at Ypäjä just for finnhorses
This is a spectacular breed. What stands out to me is there versatility and their temperament seems to be very happy, they enjoy being a horse. Their versatility is excellent. I like how they are solid strong necked and thick boned. The one that you rode multicolor was just mesmerizing. Hope to visit to school someday. Thank you for highlighting this equine gem!! ❤
What beautiful horses. Thank you for introducing me to the various Finnish breds. And thank you for taking us on your wonderful journey!! It's so inspiring!!
Wonderful episode! 💜
I was in finnland for 2 weeks and got to ride them i loved their friendly personality i fell in love with one named Joro
Im from finland
I have not but they are very beautiful
Its my favorite Horse❤ been ridden this horse, i dont own 1, i wish i have this horse😊😅.. but this is my Ride❤
Whats best about the Finnhorse?, Everything!
What an amazing facility! The Finn horse is lovely and truly versatile.
Do you have a favorite horse of all the ones ridden so far?
Seems to be a nice breed.
Of course i presumef there were finnish horses, but never saw one, also in competition, because i never saw a finish rider compete international. So don't know nothing about their performances.
Can they all jump or only a part of them. I will also look on google to know more about this fantastic breed.
They have national schools and academys like in spain and portugal.
But i think they should give you a trip in that normal carriage😅
Most commonly they do not quite match warmbloods if you are thinking of world cup level showjumping.
I'd say depending on the Finnhorse they can jump around 80-120cm. On dressage some individual who has a bit longer legs than the breed usually has been able to do canter pirouettes better in higher competitions but definitely not enough for world cups. But their honest and kind nature makes them the best school horses or for up to national competitions
If you wanna google, here some Finnish olympic riders: (previous or current) are Piia Pantsu, Kyra Kyrklund, Elmo Jankari, Emma Kanerva, Henri Ruoste. And some current world cup riders: Anna-Juulia Kontio, Noora Forstén, Sebastian Numminen. Some have ridden Finnish Warmbloods there few times in the resent years, but not Finnhorses ofc.
@@littlehufflepuff9790 oh, you surprised me. But really never saw a finish rider in competition till now, good to tell me this.🥰
@@littlehufflepuff9790 it's not always necesary to be so high in competition. If you as rider have pleasure and fun with your horse it's the most important. Not everyone want to jump +1,40m. And not everyone want to be GPrider.🥰