WILL FAUDREE CLINIC // XC & Show Jump 2018

[@katyculpepper8059]

OMG AT 2:15 I THOUGHT SHE WAS ABOUT TO TAKE HIM OUT LIKE SHE DID BOYD😂😂😂

[@allysmith2284]

Katy Culpepper she’s got some life goal we don’t know about 😂

[@matildas3177]

I was like "are you sure you really wanna stand there?!"

[@meganrichardson2439]

Katy Culpepper Omg yes it was close and looked close but I think he would have had a bit more cents in knowing to stand back from the cc jump lol. I know I would have just for any horse. 😂😂

[@meganrichardson2439]

I was like, MOVE !!!. Lol.

[@HollyLenahanSJ]

Okay so I know you were using/ready to use your whip at 1:38 but it’s just looks so damn cool, like you’re just chilling, doing cross country, one handed, like a boss 😎 On a more serious note, those showjumping exercises were technical af and as you said, a clinic would be a waste of time if you went and learned absolutely nothing! You’ve surrounded yourself with great coaches and you’re learning all the time. Clinics like this are going to make your successes all the more rewarding ☺️

[@rubyrose8204]

Holly Lenahan or she could've one been doing what the coach said or two her hand may have slipped

[@alisoncohen4610]

Holly Lenahan omg she does look like a boss

[@World_cup384]

yass girl get it!

[@billy4664]

Did I just spot another potential Boyd moment 🤣 Zo you gotta stop playing human bowling pins! These jumping exercises are so technical so bravo to the both of you for working through it!

[@fakelife8170]

Amie Kapusniak I thought the same thing! I WAS LIKE PLEASE NO MORE RUN OVER PEOPLR

[@stephanglim7192]

It is actually usually quite helpful when your horse kinda "acts up" when you're at a clinic because you get to learn what the trainer thinks you should do when they act up. (Not just what they think you should do when they don't act up). Also if you make rider mistakes then you can gain lots of tips/tricks. Sometimes at a clinic you can be almost a bit too good and end up not learning a lot (and just get praised).

[@eliaullmann114]

Grand Pegasi Equestrian I completely agree.

[@sarahlarson977]

It’s refreshing to see your actual journey. Not just the good. Your honesty is why I love your channel so much. We all have off days, we all have those days where our horses are hot etc. Keep up the good work! 😊

[@RosieThePony]

I love that you show the real side of riding. Not every ride is brilliant and Instagram worthy, but some people never show the bad parts. Thank you for showing us the good and slightly trickier parts of a clinic! Also your position and general riding is beautiful to watch, it's nice to see a rider with such a strong seat and leg who is in harmony with her horse ❤

[@VeronicaEquestrienne]

I feel so sick to my stomach that us equestrians on our videos we have to apologize for having "bad" moments..or like you call them REAL moments! Why do we need to apologize? It's not like a NBA player has to apologize for a bad day, they just bench them and say " we let a new player have their shot today" and no one is like "oh he plays bad".. you know what I mean. We shouldn't have to apologize for in between all we learn, all the fun we have and all the great rides, we shouldn't have to apologize for those we really learn from.. those who makes us equestrians.. the "bad" rides. I think this video was very good, and yes I saw she was a little spicy here and there, but you handeled it well

[@sebastiandavies-sigmund3848]

Don't sweat it Jill! Like you said clinics are for LEARNING, it's good you made mistakes, it's how you move forward. Plus it's always better to mess up at clinics where they can help and correct you then out on a course. Good job, to you and zo!!! ❤

[@EquineLove]

I love how Zo is being a greenie and you're just up there like a boss it looks like nothing phases you it's perfect LOVE YOU GUYS!!!

[@biigmiinerun]

You put all these disclaimers but I think you rode her really well. I know what it's like being on an Ottb that says mom we run fast now and I'll jump the things don't steer me! Lol, you're an incredible horse mom, keep it up jill!!

[@annat.1778]

I've always felt like I'm a horrible rider when my horse refuses a jump but seeing this totally changed my mind. Your an amazing rider, yet Zoe also refuses sometimes. It's refreshing to know we don't always have picture perfect rides.

[@eventingxdreams]

Not every ride is going to be perfect, I think it’s amazing that you are willing to share your good moments and bad moments with us:)

[@Kufalk.equestrian]

I can't even begin to express how much respect I have for you! You motivate me so much! I not only respect how real you are but how good of a rider you are. I know you see your mistakes but all I see is someone who can ride a horse no matter what the horse throws at you and that's better in my mind then always looking perfect.

[@ileenaneilson8870]

Its so amazing to see someone persist and be patient with their horses like you do with Zo! I love your honesty Jill, your my idol thank you so much for being such an inspiration to me 💞

[@meganrichardson2439]

Zoë can jump so well Jill you should be so proud of her and how far you guys as a team have come. We are all super proud of you. Go Jill!!

[@tashalovesponies]

I love how honest you are with your riding, it's so refreshing. You and zo obviously learned a lot from the start of each of those lessons to the end. Mares are so tricky! Never let someone be down on you who hasn't ridden your horse, you're awesome(:

[@flockingmurder]

i'm sitting here on the other side of the world, enjoying your videos so much! Thank you for sharing your adventures! I just love getting to watch 'real' rides, so many of us could find a 5 second clip of perfection and 40 minutes of sweat and tears to get those 5 seconds in every lesson! I love a challange and my mare surely challanges me every day, I wouldn't learn as much otherwise! I commend you on your insight, skill and honesty, and your handling of a hot headed Zo! She's a beaut, but very much a challanging mare. I wish you every success this year, you deserve it! 😊👌

[@thatbaygelding1866]

I think it's really cool that you showed clips of Zo being fresh everyone has bad days and that shows you don't care what people think. A lot of people don't have the nerve to post bad videos of them riding. Great video Jill!!!!

[@leanna.reyess5296]

def know the feeling of having a hot mare like this, but i am amazed at how you keep your cool and keep on going! It's so helpful to see that not every horse is perfect and even people who have been riding for a long time can have some faults. push button horses will never teach you as much as a spicy green bean!

[@thatblondeequestrian7673]

I love watching you ride so much omg. You’re such a good rider and I love that you show the bad with the good and don’t try to look like you have everything together

[@GraceSaintGeorge]

Well ridden! Your mare reminds me so much of my mare. It’s like that old saying: “Tell a gelding, ask a stallion, discuss it with a mare.” I think you are doing such a good job both in trying and succeeding in being the best rider for your mare and also in giving an accurate reflection of what it means to be a committed equestrian athlete. Especially in our sport, you don’t become successful by just coasting through and by just having the most wins but by being the one that gets up the most, learns how to deal with the set backs that inevitably come and by riding through the difficult days. Keep doing what you’re doing! 🦄✨🙌

[@allyschubbe873]

Girl, you do not need a disclaimer.. real horse people get it. You ride fabulously and I really love watching. You have my total support, for what it's worth!

[@matildas3177]

I'm so glad that you post these "failed" clinics, it shows that we don't always have perfect rides or perfect days and that's ok.

[@cmkeventing]

I like how you include all of the clips, not just the perfect ones. It looks like you and Zo did an amazing job at this clinic and I'm sure you learned a lot!! ❤️

[@itzykelly7558]

You did really well to ride Zoë when she was being a bit anxious and hot, you are such I good rider. You are one of my idols. I was watching you on this video and my Mum saw me watching and she’s like “wow, she’s a great rider when your her age I would love you to ride like her.” You are amazing Jill!

[@vpeacock20]

Newish subscriber but its so nice to see the bad and the good! I hate when people edit out the mistakes its like...do u even learn at dees? Anyway, loved seeing you guys work through your problems togetha ❤. I might be new but ive been binging and ily lol ok bye

[@lydiahanna5298]

I think you did so well. You sat so quietly when she was calm which is so important! You guys look awesome! ❤️

[@JustHorseyMie]

That's a fizzy Zo, or maybe she should have an alter ego named Zoom? She looked really good once you started jumping x-country. I was thinking about commenting what you wrote at the end of the video, that if you are perfect you'll probably learn less... wise Jill 😄

[@chantedove9345]

The showjumping exercises were extremely technical so I honestly don't think you should be so hard on yourself about the green moments and your rider errors. The best part of this is that you can see the improvement in both your riding and jumping as the two of you start to understand and Zo has a go at the exercises. Its wonderful to see how you don't appear to get upset with her at any stage and stay persevering! The only thing that I would like to see would be a voiceover type of thing to hear what you learnt from the clinic/ how you addressed the issues you were having at the time. I also defs agree with a lot of the other comments, I find it more beneficial for the instructor at a clinic to see your horse at its worse rather than its best as that is most often when you get the best help and advice. Keep on shining Girl!

[@roguespartan1194]

Don't stress, Jill. Horses have their ups and downs, just like we do. You re an amazing rider no matter what mistakes occur 😊. You and the Zoe bird are a great team.

[@tiffuhnnyxo]

Good on you for posting this!! Horses aren't going to be perfect and we arent going to either and so many people get so discouraged by a bad ride. It's awesome for you to show that one bad day does not make you a bad rider

[@Morgan-ol6tz]

I love that you show everyone your mistakes and nobody’s perfect.

[@lee-leeseicshnaydre7216]

Aww this is such a great video! I love seeing you and Zo learn things together and you are always improving! Keep at it Jill ❤️

[@ashleyreynierse4689]

you shouldn't have to make disclaimers girl, i adore you and Zo so much you are seriously one of my biggest role models in the equine world you make me not want to give up

[@annekescace3827]

AHAHAHAHAHA I THOUGHT WILL WAS GONNA BE RUN OVER JUST LIKE BOYD LAST YEAR😂😂😂😂😂😂 Zoës next (almost) victim at 2:17

[@highhopes151]

I find that it's times like that you learn more about your horse and how to progress further. I think you did well knowing that zoe is a hot head girl and you will find that this will help you to build a stronger bond together. Like you said that you are there to learn and what is the point if everything is going right all the time you are not going to learn what she is like and what you need to work on. I love how you show the good the bad and the ugly side of having horse's plus having it on video you can see how far you have come. I always love you and your channel and the horses. Take care and God bless you lot's of love from me kelli xxxxxx

[@danihworld]

No one is a perfect rider. You rock and your bean looks amazing!!!

[@JP-PerformanceHorses]

When I go to clinics or have lessons I actually want to have a challenging ride! That way my coach is with me and can help me through it. Those SJ lines were technical af and obviously lots of new questions for you and Zoë. That’s what it’s all about, you perfect and then move onto something more challenging and first off there will always be the not so perfect moments but it all comes with time. You’re doing everything perfectly right! Looking good 👍🏻

[@Cheerridenlax3]

such collection... such footwork... such work. 10/10

[@GymkhanaBandit]

We ALL ALWAYS have something new to learn! Love your videos!

[@sophiaswildlife7923]

This video is so amazing. I am so inspired by every video and the adventure of you and Zo (and your new babbbyyy dog). I love you guys so much! 💜

[@cathrynxox]

Long time watcher - first time commenter. I love how "real" you are, but please don't apologize for having an off day or a 'imperfect' ride. That's what clinics and lessons are FOR. You think you are on the struggle bus? Every equestrian is on the struggle bus. Keep riding :)

[@kirshajo]

Nicely done. It’s not supposed to be easy, otherwise everyone would do it. Mares are my favorite to work with for those very moments and for the great moments. You two will have a great season in 2018. Can’t wait to see more.

[@platinum_equestrian4312]

I love watching you and Zoey because my gelding is just like her 😅 fresh af 😂 and your little comments you put in the video crack me up!! LOVE LOVE LOVE your channel!!!

[@PoniesOnWheels]

I loved the lines he set up! Lucinda sets up similar stuff and man I’d love to go to a clinic with the riders you do. I loved the fact that you kept this video so real, it makes me realise I’m not alone in the struggles with a hot green ottb. I make mistakes as a rider and it’s nice to see other riders acknowledging themselves and working hard to improve 😍

[@annam2853]

you handle her jigginess so well!!! you go girl

[@shaleighamarie]

oh, the joy of riding mares lol. been there, done that, and wouldn't change it for the world. you handled everything great! it may seem frustrating at the time, but she is making you a better, more composed and well versed rider from her silly antics. one day you will look back on days like this and thank her for it, she's giving you a lot to learn from, I know from experience 😉

[@elliejohnson476]

I really look up to you and admire that you admit when you make a mistake some people ALWAYS blame the horse❤️❤️ your different and I think that’s why I enjoy watching your videos because ya know... I don’t like to watch many equestrian KZbinrs because they usually grind my gears but I LOVE your channel😍😻 Stay Classy👍

[@joyrebecca158]

Great honest video! You guys have a true bond, and thank you for sharing!

[@emmaxo9206]

Omg i love zoë’s personality 😝❤️❤️ sassy lil bean

[@chloe3760]

Agh god i love your videos so much!!! I recently got my first pony and you are such an inspiration to me!! Please keep doing what you’re doing❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HunterJumperHank]

i think you did great for what you were working with !! zoe is young and just fresh, both of you still looked incredible. also those showjumping exercises looked super fun !!

[@mileyholtzman4657]

Love how patient you are jill 😁 keep it up and I see you two going far!!!

[@sophieshowjumping4605]

i love that you showed the raw clips as well!!!

[@alisoncohen4610]

Zoë is like mom I’m a giraffe!😂😂 Jill you look amazing on her and you have to make mistakes or else you can’t learn! Ly❤️❤️

[@tianaharvey8139]

Omg I loved this! My mare is exactly like this all the time and I love seeing that other riders have the same issues and it’s not just me! Also how do you usually keep her less hot? Because I just can’t find a way to settle my mare! Love you and Zoe xx

[@allysmith2284]

You guys make a great pair! She knows you’re not gonna give up when she’s a spicy peanut and I think for her she tries harder for you because of it! Amazing riding 😍😍

[@dancindonuts4735]

Great vid, I love you and zo. Your a great team. I'm a beginner rider and have a lot 2 learn. Keep up the great work!!

[@CountingStridez]

even on your 'off' days, you still ride really well and handle Zo incredibly well!

[@dvsmum3832]

Well ridden Jill. Raw and real! Keep up the wonderful work. P.s in my teenage years I had a 24/7 hot gelding. I can completely relate but boy you’ll learn a lot from her xoxo

[@GG-wf2lg]

I love this channel soooooo much

[@emilyprettyman5066]

damn for her being hot you handled it so well!! You guys killed it, especially cross country! I’m sure you learned a lot too which is great. clinics are always good because then you know what to apply on your own rides. ily Jill y’all killed lt(:

[@MeganSchaller]

ahh she was definitely something else for xc, props to you for keeping your cool!

[@ZoeCauchon]

she's so sassy but you ride her so well, you guys look so good together

[@jenz4524]

One of my favorites by far. Besides Myla, lol. Zoe was a spicy meatball , but you handled her great. I also saw her "talking" to you saying "Ma, I gots dis" on a few jumps and she was trying so hard out there.

[@hands4hooves435]

Don't stress! You'll appreciate everything even more when you get through these struggles! :) You're doing great, Jill!

[@the.baymare9432]

I have so much respect for you for always including not just your good moments but also the bad. It looks like this was a great learning opportunity for you! Like you said, you'll never improve or learn if your horse is always perfect.

[@abbyalsted2966]

She looks good Jill! Also, I noticed in your last video (I could be going insane so correct me if I’m wrong😂) that you’ve added in a running martingale? Did you just do that or was that a newer addition?

[@kaileyfox9657]

Every time Zoe went over a jump she had just refused I was like: "YASSS ZOE. YOU GO GIRL"

[@teachmetojumpoxers1648]

I honestly think you handled her so well even though she was a spicy bean. You stayed so calm and even though she was still hectic especially during cross country you can see an improvement over time. Coming at jumps at those angles is hard work, for the situation you two did really well, it would’ve been a great learning curve for the both of you!

[@stormingskies2941]

lol @ zoe with the yellow cross rail line... she was like "mom, are you crazy? no absolutely not" lmao

[@melissagill6527]

Love y'all together!

[@ashleymennenga7827]

Omg those showjumping exercises looked really hard! Have you ever ridden in a Brad Hall clinic? I know he is mainly in the Midwest but you learn so much in his clinics.

[@oakiedokieee]

Will almost had a Boyd Martin situation there for a second, Zo you need to stop going for these top riders!😂 and that one handed jump was amazingg

[@caitlyntheauzziegirl2880]

Can I just say you are really pretty...and you are amazing. You have really inspired me so thank you.

[@throwback.equestrian3153]

At 2:15 zos like boyd Martin PT 2 😂

[@issywilkinson7164]

Beautifully ridden! You guys are looking super and you really handle her spicyness really well xxx

[@toniwarrender9320]

Omg did i just spot another Boyd moment?! You needa stop playing human bowling pins oml 😂😂 xoxox

[@reesewallis2191]

You guys still look amazing! 💙

[@abbymae8971]

In the show jump was he having you leg yield to the next jump in the line or was he trying to have you turn in the air to the next jump? Also I think y’all looked great she was spicey but once she settled in especially in the show jump she looked like such a keen bean!

[@kaitlynweisner12]

tail swishing to the maxx lol

[@SG13579]

Haha it was almost Boyd Martin all over again. haha I love you and Zoe

[@sophialamar5985]

You are so awesome Jill I love you so much I love bubbles and I’m actually interested in purchasing her if possible, anyway I absolutely love you!!!!! Don’t worry Zo will get better did you say it was her girth?

[@emilywequestrian519]

Great video Jill, do you have any tips on getting an unfit horse for again after a break?

[@horsefriends4839]

I’ve been waiting, yay!

[@AmyLouiseYT]

Geez! I get scared jumping a 2 ft x rail! I think my head would spin off trying to jump these! 😂Great job! 💖

[@clairestrehlow9213]

ok jill where do u find these amazing songs/remixes like holy guacamole jill wins the award for best music choice

[@bowbeforebrooke]

Honest to God, she’s the prettiest TB I’ve seen in a while.

[@lilygingell5261]

go spicy bean team! she was spicy but she looks absolutely wonderful!!

[@courtneynoelstudio]

You handled everything great! Well Done!

[@lolahatherley6920]

this is really well ridden!! everyone makes mistakes lol me all the time. I can sort of relate to your situation my horse becomes very hot and spicy when doing cross country, even tho he’s a gelding? it’s really frustrating for me bc he rushes and then sometimes refuses etc. anyway clinics ARE for learning and v well done! 💗

[@123lulilita]

So Jill im not a rider or anything like that really but I find absolutely incredible the way you handle Zoe´s "hotness"😂😂 She really is a gorgeous and strong mare and I would probably just jump and run for my life if she ever even bucks close to me 🏃‍♀️I know you´ll always feel the need to apologize for that behavior but as you said, no one should talk unless they have ridden her🤷🏼‍♀️ Lots of love from Costa Rica to you and your beans!❤️🇨🇷

[@krceventing1680]

My ottb mare can be the same way sometimes😂 But you handled it so well Jill! Love you ♥️🐴👑

[@sammic4450]

you have such a good seat 😍 love you Jill !!!

[@madalyns9594]

ZOBIRDS TIPPIETOES AT 1:20 I CANNOT JUST BLESS

[@laurengingery571]

0:37 "Look Mom! I can jump air! Arent you proud of me?!"

[@tinaleet1292]

You and zo are so so so amazing!:))

[@vbaileyy]

Yes Jill omg I am commenting and liking before I even watch :)

[@blank6590]

Victoriaa Equestriann sammeeeeee

[@tillzepe6286]

Such a sassy bean 😁. Great riding Jill!!

[@brookebowen7936]

@jeteventing I am curious to see how the new bit is working, I am a fan of Wilkie bits.