CHRISTMAS HORSE SHOW & JUMPING 1.60m 😱 | BARN VLOG [Dec’18]

[@megs9471]

Her controllability in this is amazing! She jumped so well and your approaches were dead on! I’m so happy and proud for you and Cara! She looks amazing.

[@iam3.14yearsold6]

shes so much calmer going to the jump now it’s incredible!

[@Harrysmababyhorse]

Her scope is actually incredible! 😍 I love watching your videos with her! You two are so great together and you both got such amazing talent! I can’t wait to see more!

[@nicoleross4160]

So impressive! You're wonderful at seeing your distances - an inspiration :)

[@YolandaFernandez1302]

I've been following almost since the beggining, I stopped watching your videos for about 4-5 months bcus of the classes and stuff, and this is the first one I watch and OH MY GOD, YOU AND CARA ARE LOOKING MORE THAN AMAZING, you should really be proud of what you both achieved 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@jacquelinecampbell3143]

Im first You and Cara look absolutely amazing You have come so far since you got her and I cannot wait to see next year brings the two of you

[@eellee3579]

I looove your jumping position and overall seat😍 just wow!!!

[@nolanwalters4404]

Cara is so amazing😍😍🤞🏾

[@melissashanahan9747]

I love you and your horse!! AMAZING!

[@karenb.9281]

Wow !! U guys make a great team💕and I swear she has wings lol 🏇💕😊

[@helenjames6982]

Cara's santa hat is amazing!

[@kbequestrian128]

I am wondering why they didn’t widen the oxer? What an effort with it that narrow 😅

[@cassandralauren2118]

Wdym

[@imangel9072]

I mean, it's still quite difficult to jump 1.60m on it's own without the last pole

[@kbequestrian128]

Cassandra Lauren horse’s naturally jump wider than they do high, so to make the effort easier and more natural over the fence, the back pole on the oxer should have been pulled out to widen the jump to give the horse an easier time.

[@daponies3494]

0:59 Glitter-Pony (Cara) is very very cute!

[@sunnivaskare1257]

that's not Cara

[@jesssmith44]

You two are both so talented! Well done. xx

[@kimmitchell2437]

YOU SHOULD BE IN THE OLYMPICS OMG

[@emmaorrell6382]

She's so calm now!!!

[@solsimona2452]

Jeg er så imponert en hest på 1,56 hopper 1,60 det er helt sykt❤️ dere har blitt kjempe flinke, gleder meg til 2019 for å se hva framtiden bringer jeg skjønner godt at du ikke ville hoppe 1,60! En gang til🥰 God jul❤️🌟🎄 Og godt nyttår💥🥳🎉

[@idagrasscloud9375]

Are you from sweden? :)

[@laureljeardoe]

These are really good riders they don’t land on their horses neck they sit straight up and look up 😍

[@radradical6357]

I named my horse cara after yours

[@leylaave]

Woah!

[@virendradimri5727]

Marry Christmas-2018' in advance to Therese Moeser.

[@laureljeardoe]

Silly pon pon 😂😋

[@cavallartproduction3134]

Wow

[@laurylife849]

Whaouh !

[@maxcaulfield5500]

The jumps r definitely too fast

[@maddielikeschicken5761]

First

[@averyequestrian8716]

i dont know why your puting your horse through high jumps with so much impact this is why jumpers who jump this high thair horses dont live long and i think 3 foot should be the limit

[@equinable2596]

avery equestrian who said they don’t live long? 😂

[@friesianlife7943]

avery equestrian just shut up

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

Why would you even jump that high?! Yes, it looks cool but it's not at all good for the horse. And don't come at me with "the horse wouldn't do it if it was bad for it" a horse doesn't know that it will get arthritis in its legs from this. And they are flight animals so they'll do something if they trust you and you want them to do it even though they might not like it

[@ThereseMoser]

Jesus Christ i did it once. One time. One fence. If a wild horse panicked I’m sure it would jump a huge jump too to survive. And I’m sure it wouldn’t kill it 😂😂😂

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

@@ThereseMoser literally in every video I've seen from you, you jump pretty high. Every jump, especially the ones over one meter, can and will hurt the horse over time.

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

@@ThereseMoser and if a wild horse panicked, it would run around the jump, if possible, as the jump would slow the horse down and might even lead to injury and a horse knows that.

[@Amanda-rv5hz]

@@beepbeepimasheep7347 If managed properly jumpers live well and sound in to their twenties, you can jump your horse quite often and have them sound for a very long time afterwards as long as you do it right with periods of rest. Plenty of GP horses retire from elite shows at around 17-18 to become junior horses at 1.40m not uncommon at all! Which you'd know if you actually bothered to look into it. Not every horse has the material to be a sport horse, but if you train responsibly jumping over 1m really isn't that big of a deal. Or at least it shouldn't be for a fit and sound horse.

[@Amanda-rv5hz]

also Therese barely jumps Cara at all since she can't pay for lessons, she literally spends like 99% of the time on the flat which you'd know if you actually bothered to watch one of her videos. Having a montage from different lessons and shows isn't representative for all of her training. We only get to see a fraction of it and of course she'd rather show us the high jumps rather than all the flatwork she is doing. You can't judge from the very few moments you get to see on yt since all the other countless hours aren't being filmed..