What it Takes to Become a Top Equestrian Athlete! | RIDE - Ep. 4

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[@Ihaveadog230]

Ahh! All the visuals, camera angles, and editing is so good! I’d love to be a professional Showjumper when I’m older! I did a small jump yesterday for the first time ever in my lesson! It wasn’t the best, it was more of a bunny hop but I think I did well.

[@rescuered2821]

I love this series!!

[@KatharinaHB]

Eventers 🙄😆 this is great! So inspiring!

[@rilanovanderzwan2163]

Wow

[@feichannel]

That’s the reaction we were looking for! 😁

[@rilanovanderzwan2163]

If you also have a riding show, I'll join you for a ride I've been riding horses for about 4 years 🐴

[@argalant]

Time and especially lot of money to buy the care of instructors, buy horses, find the slaves who do the dirty work, have a place and lot of passion cause above all it s a tough job. Talent it s am option, it s compensated by money. Obviously it s required to have the time to dedicate to it. Obviously luck and favorable circumstances. High level competing it s a game only for wealthy people to fullfill their ego in an exclusive way. If you don t have money don t try, the top ones from instructors, horse dealers, vets, etc don t give a damn if they don t have a money return... the real good learning it s confined to stinky rich pratts or from long time horse families involve in this sport. All this it s covered by the lie of loving horses... surely till a good offer comes or till they meet the targets. At lower level you can still find real sport spirit and fairliness. Otherwise it s just a businness done on the skin of horses. Unchoerency reigns in this ephimeral world.

[@kippen64]

You can do it without lots of money. People do it all the time in Australia. To be honest, I don't agree with you at all. My sport is eventing.

[@rotemhayun5633]

❤🐴

[@agatarosie6824]

I'm like👍90

[@feichannel]

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