Helmet Cam: Crafty Charger (Open Novice | 2019 Stableview Octoberfest CCI)

[@taylorgross8629]

Nugget are you ready?😂😂

[@laurenmclain6378]

Every horse, like every person, has their "issues"...Crafty is turning out to be a nice cross country horse though. Once his confidence grows with brush jumps and going into/through water, he'll do well, I think. I really like how confidently you ride him through all the "issues", it definitely helps Crafty with his confidence, which is why he might hesitate, but he goes over the brush jump and through the water, despite his concerns. The amount of confidence you instill in the horses you ride/train is really impressive, and wonderful to watch. Thank you, Elisa!!

[@leonslionessnz4867]

I love how your horses gain confidence from your experience. It is the saying "green horses need experienced riders" in action.

[@simplywonderful2548]

"Scary bushes" 😂

[@chelseaarcher6868]

hey i recognize your name from an FEI live showjumping video! :)

[@simplywonderful2548]

Chelsea Archer Oh, hey there! You must have a really good memory. 😊

[@xAccalia17x]

“You gotta be a little braver.” “But the bushes are gonna eat me!!!!!” 😂

[@hurshulwalker10]

His ears move back and forth...he loves the sound of your voice...💜💜💜

[@debrabiderman4275]

Bit of a different ride.im used to your horses flinging themselves at the jumps! This horse was like whoa......jump.....whoa

[@whitneystanek5081]

Love love love the ride & partnership you give your horses! Whether on the ground or mounted, you my dear are second to none & simply AMAZING to say the least 💖

[@karencooper9185]

Another Excellent example of Superior Horsemanship. What a Remarkable woman, so enjoy and look forward to each new video. Thank you ❤️

[@c_and_l]

Crafty McNugget might just be the cutest nickname for him. The two of you did so good, such a brave boy! It sounds like even if he had missed a fence, just getting out there and going over everything first try was what was most important for him. If you had missed a fence, there's no way he would have even known or been upset by it!

[@swheill]

I love Crafty so much! Haha. "Scary bushes". He's an amazing little boy though. I really enjoy how you work with and talk to the young horses -please, never stop making videos!

[@lyssatanner9040]

Love it!! You are my inspiration!! I wouldn’t be the rider I am today without you and your videos!!

[@shadrackzulu6138]

After viewing all three XC videos from this event I have to congratulate you on "threading the needle" on this course. I was afraid I was going to hit a tree while watching them!

[@alexboies1227]

Some of that head bobbing made me a bit nervous, and the scary bushes...yikes, but there is something about Crafty that is very endearing and I LOVE his perky ears! Nice ride!

[@shellykennedy5427]

He’s a cutie. Looking forward to seeing more of him.

[@tomsoeffker9351]

These thoroughbred horses have the softest eyes it is awesome to me the ones you choose,

[@juulxx388]

What a good boy💙 great video Elisa! I really like these helmet cam video’s❤️

[@susanford6926]

He has a beautiful color!!!🐎🐎🐎👍

[@liekevertegaal5600]

Love your encouragements during the ride! I do have a question: how do you raise the confidence of your horses? I have a new horse and she's great at show jumping, but whenever we approach a cross country fence, she'll stop 3 meters before the fence. Then the second time she usually dares to touch it very lightly, but she'll only jump it the third or fourth time. Any idea how to get her to be more brave? Cause this is of course not ideal for during competitions 😂

[@WallaceEventing]

I have videos about building confidence. You can search my channel and they should pop up.

[@liekevertegaal5600]

@@WallaceEventing thank you!

[@enchantedwarchief247]

Please name one of your horses McNugget 😂❤️

[@Idonfwno1]

She did 3 shows in one day !

[@debbiedunn4477]

Love the helmet cams

[@ai5085]

Good job!

[@cherylcampbell7495]

You both very fabulous. 💕🇺🇸

[@muffinonion888]

Love this. So much. Question - do you go back and watch these??? Like beyond just editing them for us??

[@stormransom20021]

Pretty baby. I miss videos of Simply Priceless ❤️.

[@annakazimi7937]

it looks like he has such a nice ground-covering stride

[@Birddog1227Blogspot]

Nice Work!

[@tomsoeffker9351]

I rely heavily on the softness of the eye when choosing horses,

[@Ally-rl8bk]

Where is Munson??😭😭😭😨😨

[@WallaceEventing]

Just search the channel if you are looking for a particular horse. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jojSfYKcqrOrndU Also please subscribe and click the bell so you don’t miss a video! Thanks for watching!!

[@carmenjones7757]

Bushes!!!!!!😳

[@jenniferlehman2464]

Elisa Wallace Eventing, are the jumps a different height for Novice compared to Open Novice? Or is it the course that is different? Just curious as I don't know Eventing all that well. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter. Best Regards from Ontario, Canada, Jenn.

[@WallaceEventing]

It’s the same.

[@jenniferlehman2464]

@@WallaceEventing Thank you for answering my question. Greatly appreciated. Have a great week!! Best Regards, Jenn.

[@sherinnovak729]

Jennifer Lehman: The reason there are different classes of a division, say Novice, is to give more people an opportunity to place well. These divisions, especially at the lower levels, can have 30, 50, or more horses entered. Open Novice is a class in the Novice division in which anyone can ride; old, young, professional, or amateur. In Junior Novice, only children are eligible. In Amateur Novice, the rider must be an amateur. In this manner of separating the division into separate classes, one is competing against 10 or 20 riders instead of 80, or whatever the total number of entries is in the division.

[@jenniferlehman2464]

@@sherinnovak729 Thank you for defining it a bit more. As I was a Stadium Jumper when I younger. At 45, I turned my attention to Rehabilitation, Foaling out Mares, and Usually, but not always, putting the foundation work and backing of 3 or 4 year Olds. But only if they are vetted, and told they can start light work. I do a lot of the basics work on the ground before I even back them. And right now, I have a ground roots 3 Day Eventer in for Rehabilitation. So it helps me design a rehab plan that is best for him in conjunction with his vet, chiropractor and massage therapist. Right now he is on stall rest, as he is post operative. So thank you again, for going into more detail of what it entails. Truly grateful for this information. Best Regards, and I hope you have a great weekend, from Ontario, Canada, Jenn

[@alorxaee6829]

How old is that horse

[@WallaceEventing]

6

[@susanbilodeau7793]

Do you live in FL now? Such flat land. Was that your husband?

[@kennedydavidson1330]

Why are you posting so late at night

[@simplywonderful2548]

There are different time zones in the world, so maybe she isn't? Also it can take a while to upload a video, so that might be it as well.

[@lucillewurl9223]

Have you not heard of time zones 😂🙃

[@Белогоръ]

Отлично!

[@darlaleight718]

Elisa Wallace eventing what is your cell phone member from darla 🐴

[@equitime77]

that guy on the bike was out of line. they called you as ok on the tannoy

[@WallaceEventing]

That guy was my dad 🤗

[@equitime77]

@@WallaceEventing sorry :)

[@lucillewurl9223]

Is he a flaxen 😍

[@WallaceEventing]

Tanja LoveYA yep

[@mirandaingman1819]

Hi!

[@chelseawalker5644]

First one to commet and 5th one to like

[@anikkaspicer92]

Not too sure about that wet stuff...

[@kippen64]

You don't care. Don't know why I subscribed. Goodbye.

[@WallaceEventing]

Not quite sure why you would say that. Care about who? My horses? Fans? You? I put a lot of work into what i do. I don’t know you but i love all my horses and fans. But if that’s how you feel. 🤷‍♀️

[@Idonfwno1]

@@WallaceEventing ... I think you ride amazing and somday i wanna do cross contry just like you 💜🐎😀thank you so much for all the insperation ! Love you and your horses #🐎

[@shadrackzulu6138]

I think the Kitty comment was an overreaction to your post-ride comment about possibly missing a fence. At least I hope that is what it was about! I assume your remark was more reflective of fatigue after riding three horses in an event than a genuine lack of commitment. Lighten up Kitty and look at the big picture.

[@WallaceEventing]

Shadrack Zulu ha maybe so. My horse was so good I didn’t care if I got eliminated because I missed a jump if I was dumb. My dad was messing with my brain!!!

[@Idonfwno1]

Kitty .... Who the he'll do you think your talking to ? If you don't have nothing nice to say than stop with your b's and leave this video but just so you know she is one of the most impressive , brave and talented equestrian youtubers ! ... Most people love her but I juss there are some people out there who are just to damm JELUSE of the true riders out there !