2022 Kentucky 5* Cross Country (with Commentary)
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Let It Be Lee (owned by Donna Biggs and Rosemarie Spillane) in the CCI 5* division at the 2022 Land Rover Kentucky Three Day Event in Lexington, KY.
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He is pretty new to the big leagues, so this learning round is to be expected. Lucky for you he seems a fast learner. I think people don't realize 5 star event horses are built, not just born to it. He was pretty sensible throughout the ride, IMHO.
I agree 100%. 👍 For where Lee is and with shoing issues...this was actually an awesome experience and performance! There is no other way to get him more experience with crowds and high pressure than to have him go to this event and do his best. Yes, the shoes are a huge reason why he had issues. I am REALLY glad neither of you got hurt. Many ppl just don't know how elite these courses can get at this level, so that even really able and talented horses are challenged. The fact that Lee did so well really tells us what he is made of. Grin, he just needs more time in the oven so to speak. More experience is going to make him even better. So excited to see him progress with you! 👍👍👍✌️
He did amazing for having lost 1 shoe way back and then the other later on. He is not only a brave horse, but a very intelligent one. He knew he couldn't go further safely. That is a horse I would completely trust. ❤
It's not the wins, it's not the rosettes, it's the way you cope with adversity that makes a true champion . You and Lee are absolute champions and I feel very proud of you and all your horses every time I watch you . You are a wonderful rider and a massive inspiration . Well done on brilliant horsemanship xxxxxxxxxx
Really cool to hear you break down the course. It’s a shame Lee lost his shoes but he really tried his heart out and also kept you both safe. Can’t wait to see you both in your next 5*!
I 💗 Thoroughbreds!
He knew: "I took us as far as I can go without shoes but we're gonna fall if I dont stop." 🏆Love you, Lee! 💗🍎
Class! Not sure a lot of people would have stuck up for their farrier that way. I could see losing 1 shoe ,but both front at the biggest event of the year is hard to handle I'm sure. Tough sport
He showed his experience in the sense that he knows you, knows himself and knew his limitations. At the end of the day, he made smart choices and kept you both safe.
It's an ode to your partnership and his trust in you that he feels comfortable saying 'no' when it doesn't feel right. It's so important to have that trust in an event horse.
Love that you know your horses so well.
You and Lee are perfect together! I love how you work with him and how you adapt to what he needs!
Things happen, even to the best of us.
I think Lee got a great insight to a full 5* course though, and he did his best, and so did you!⭐
What a beautiful run and Lee making the safest choice shows what a wonderful mind he possesses! Tryon was the follow up he needed ! So many good things ahead for him and Elisa.
My respect for both you and Lee knows no bounds. Cross country day is so difficult even when everything goes 100% right. You showed such class. Love you both.
I can't believe the distraction of those crowds so close to the line! He was a good boy, he sure had a lot to look at. Well done.
I've been eagerly awaiting this video, hoping you'd do a GoPro/commentary about this run. I love how you know your horses & never blame them when things go wrong. I'll bet that in the evening, when the horses are alone in the stable, they talk about how great it is to have you as a rider!
Thank you for posting a video that wasn't all blue ribbons and perfection. Most videos are of perfect rides, it's nice to see the reality that some days arnt the best and stuff happens. Glad he was okay and that you did the right thing by listening to him! 💖
Loved hearing this breakdown!!! Great job!! I like how you say speed bump. That is a huge speed bump 🤣🤣. Without shoes even, what a good boy!!
Great round Elisa. I smile so big when you are going great on course I kinda ride each jump with you. I love how much praise you give your horses. Great job.
He has great instincts apparently. I wonder if he felt the first shoe loosening at the start? Bless him for refusing to do what he felt uncomfortable with. He kept the both of you safe! I think I remember someone losing a shoe in Carolina? Is throwing a shoe usual? Just asking, I don't know anything except tat it is extremely important that they are well shod.
It happens anytime you run cross country at the upper levels. No one lost a shoe at Carolina that I can remember.
You are such an amazing rider and horsewoman! Even with not finishing the cross country I would count. This as a very successful weekend. :)
He is still going he's like don't worry I get this he's so good even with no shoes
Well done ! He'll be back to go another day thanks to you!
I wish I could heart this video over and over again. There is so much growth, determination and love in this. I’m so proud of you and Leelee!! This is just amazing!!!! ❤️❤️
So impressed with this horse, and with you!
All things considered i reckon it was a great event for him. ok it didn't end as we wanted, but he will have gained so much experience along the way, that will help him cope with the large events better moving forward.
lee was smart and took care of you too. good training course. boy that last double looked tough!
It’s interesting hearing you comment. It really gives an insight on your thoughts.
Hello I just wanted to let you know that I was one of the people screaming “ everywhere we go, people want to know, who we are, so we tell them, we are the Dan fans, the mighty mighty Dan fans, from Indiana, not Kentucky” lol I saw this video and freaked out that you were there to. Love your vids❤️LETS GO LEE
Loved your perspective Elisa, I've been to the 3DE two times in the past. Amazing event!
I hope we'll get to see you and Lee back at this event next year--I'm sure it would be enlightening to compare the growth in his training!
My friend was at LandRover competing! :D She jumped like 2-foot I think :D
Thanks for posting this...
I can’t believe I wasn’t subscribed you earlier I love your videos 😂
Hi all! I never used shoes when jumping why do they fall off? I never made it to this level of riding so just curious💜. I love watching you ride....brings my horses to memory. I had to give up on riding....I broke my back on huge table my horse stopped but I didn't lol. Better now but miss my horses.
Lost 2 shoes? Means the going was deep. Keep an eye on left stifle. ❤
Smart boy for choosing not to jump the last.
Don't be discouraged. He tried hard with no shoes. He's going to kill it next year
Awesome job a,azing
good job
Casually me trying to count strides
I hadn’t realized that he lost two shoes!
Shame about it! great commentary! both front shoes! I would have had a good talk with farrier as well.....geez
Will they let horses wear boots instead of shoes?
That’s a good idea! I wonder if they do I don’t know
Bell boots and overreach boots are allowed at the upper levels, but shoes and both kinds of boots serve different purposes, so opting for one type of shoe, one type of stud, or a type of overreach boot is based on horse and rider preference and need. Some wear shoes and overreach boots.
@@nicholeopdyke1946 I think they mean a hoof boot, not a bell boot. Hoof boots are still disallowed in most equestrian sport unfortunately.
@@nicholeopdyke1946 not the over reach boots. The boots they put use instead of horse shoes. Like Easyboot.
Shame the second time losing his shoes
This is the same event just with my voice over. Not the 2nd time.
3rd?!
Second !
First!