World Record Horse High Jump 2 32 meters

British high jump record of 2.32 m set in 1978 by Nick Skelton on Everest Lastic at Olympia, London.

[@thisishaley5471]

Can we stop talking about how this isn’t the world record and appreciate this amazing horse?! There’s very few horses like this

[@elittle867]

I agree with 100%

[@bellasteppedonmahtoez932]

Yeah and they say all the credit goes to the rider like, no ur just on its back when it jumps

[@rileymartin4050]

@@bellasteppedonmahtoez932 yes, the horse does do a lot of work and stuff but the horse would not be where it is in the video without this rider. Everyone say that the people just sit there but really that is not the case, Just saying, and yes that horse is very talented and stuff but it is not just the horse the rider does A LOT as well, I am an equestrian and I know that it takes a lot of work to make you horse ride well and be able to get to This point. I really hope you you don’t take this in a bad way, really I am not hating or anything just informing. God bless 😊

[@thisishaley5471]

@Itz_Abbieplayz home girl.... u have to be a great rider to be able to jump that horse I could never get on that horse and do that neither could u but I think all credit should go to the horse in this case bc he was a very special horse the horse deserves credit

[@islamae1669]

@Itz_Abbieplayz but the rider still has to try very hard. These equestrians are the people who give us a great name, heals down, chin up, jumping position, hands in the right position ect. People don’t know how hard this is, I am not in any way hating on you I am just informing you. As an equestrian myself I know that this would take years and years of learning to jump this high. Thanks for reading :)

[@foxxtails3433]

I'm surprised, with a neck like that you'd think he was a dressage horse

[@ryli_fisher5860]

FoxxTails what I was thinking

[@zoecarpenterrr]

No kidding

[@Alecto44811]

"a neck like that" lol, the comments from people with no idea about horses are amusing

[@lodestar2609]

well then again when snowman was sold (a mistake, he bought him back XD) he kept jumping the fence and coming back to his original owner (Nick Skelton) And so they added another pole, he came back. then they tied a tire to him. he managed to jump the fence with an extra pole and a tire tied onto his shoulders and still make it back. It was at that moment he was like: Oh shiz man this amish horse that was being sent to slaughter is a gifted boi!!!

[@dezzythegpig7915]

@@Alecto44811 it wasn't supposed to be a hateful comment. God you people take things so seriously. That horse does have a rather short, thick neck, that of a Percheron, although it isn't one.

[@anthonyrincon9731]

That jump is so clean and elegant. Like a deer springing over a fence with ease and grace. Man that was awesome

[@chickens-senpai8722]

Really tho! He took it like my horse takes a regular jump what an amazing horse I’d love to try jumping a crazy height like that one day

[@yourlocalscammer2854]

Its fake bro

[@ryanandtedofficial]

@@yourlocalscammer2854but it isnt

[@indig0.qu4dr0bist]

@@yourlocalscammer2854it isnt actually horses are able to jump i think even higher than that but that would be considered putting stress on the poor things legs so no it isnt fake lol.

[@redbaron6322]

it wasn't clean. the top rail was hit solidly but was tied fast to the standard or would have come down.

[@dorothycoaleventing1567]

this horse: jumps 2m like it's a ground pole my horse: WHAT?! UR PUSHING ME TO ONE METRE? UGH.

[@see_you_sin]

my flipping pony leaps over a 30cm vertical like its 20000000000m

[@sup8391]

@@see_you_sin my pony does too!

[@ilzeholder8583]

Hello there star stable player xDDD

[@winterlyss7267]

Hello fellow star stable players..

[@luvrr9888]

Oh hi! I watch your videos a lot,

[@PoloWolf47]

WOAH I NEVER THOUGHT HORSES COULD JUMP THAT HIGH. He's a beautiful horse too. That must have taken a lot of practise and falls

[@serena-pk5zp]

i think they actually dont practise at this height before doing it, its not fair on the horses to be jumping that high multiple times. even once is hard on their legs and they dont want to be doing it a lot for practice. theyre prob jumping a bit under this height for practice. imo its ok to do it once but i dont think that its reasonable to make a horse continuously jump at or near that height, they arent built for it and its pretty harsh on their legs on the landing.

[@aleyshiagregory2672]

Serena Likes Ponies yes I totally agree

[@gamereverest7878]

NeVeReR UnDeR Estamate the PoWeR of the horse🐕🐩🐺🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🦄🦄🐴🐴🐴🦌🦓

[@serena-pk5zp]

@@dawgy9903 sure yeah but probably not at the full height because its very hard on the horse's legs. obviously you cant just take a horse and expect it to jump that height without training, even if it has the talent. so they do practice but mostly at lower heights than this, id say they would have got close a few times but never the full height just because its really not fair on the horse to expect them to do that multiple times

[@orangerobloxyt1876]

Don't underestimate horse ever.

[@NPA1001]

Nick Skelton 20 years of age here. In 2016 Olympic Gold medalist at 58. Still flying high Nick.. 👏👏👏🇬🇧

[@jimbean1196]

Any relation to Dan & Harry Skelton?

[@jennifersivewright3117]

@@jimbean1196 their Dad. My hero for 45 years.

[@minceraft1094]

That horse: jumps 2 meters My horse: trips on ground pole for 10th time in a row Me: I love my horse but... its just a pole... and he cant do it.

[@kyka150]

ikrrr and my worst fall was on a pole like TF

[@Aj-zq2rk]

Oh my gosh I feel this😭😂. But mine could do it he’s just lazy

[@gladegoodrich2297]

That's funny

[@AdamMartin-gh9pl]

If your horse is tripping over he may have a physical injury, I’d recommend getting him checked Out ❤ YES IK IM 4 YRS LATE 💀

[@MrFlounder878]

No thanks. I'll take a plane when I want to fly.

[@ashley-5390]

MrFlounder878 😂

[@nyxxexists]

Meh i will take my horse

[@waterspark8211]

MrFlounder878 ahhahaha

[@bella-bj6cw]

id take my horse

[@dorothycoaleventing1567]

I'd take a plane, because my horse will kill me.

[@kaitlynstpierre2017]

The intensity knowing you trained for THIS MOMENT. Congrats dude!

[@sofiakulkarni1920]

it may not be the best thing for the horses legs but you can really tell how much he cares for his horse. The first thing he did after the jump was congratulate and pet his horse. Thats good horsemanship.

[@vivientakacs5599]

I have seen people do confusing ass shit to the horse or even hurting it then petting it. Lmao fuck off with this mentality. Just because someone pets their horse after it does something, does not mean good horsemanship

[@pinktacokillah5287]

@@vivientakacs5599 he patted it on the neck I think he will live

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@pinktacokillah5287 You should try to comprehend what I wrote cuz rn you are making yourself look stupid lmao

[@darestack3481]

The horse is visibly anxious and in pain. Just because he petted the horse it doesn't mean he treats him well!! It has a tie down, a bit, he holds a whip in his hand. A good horseman wouldn't need all that stuff. And good horseman would never say this horse is treated well.

[@vivientakacs5599]

@@darestack3481 Yesterday I was told to shut up when I pointed out a horse was ridden in overflexion the whole duration of the video. Im telling you, none of these people are good horsemen/women, and don't use horsemanship, they just use the training that has been taught generation after generation and think that the bs the trainers are saying is true and thus refuse to listen what anyone else tells them.

[@janeseamore1370]

I’ve watched this 60 times it never ever gets old. This horse is so amazing

[@horsegirl887]

No matter how many times I watch this video I'm still amazed every time! that horse is amazing its like he has invisible wings!!!

[@marksoutham7074]

Great to see this on here I actually was there and was lucky to see it live! amazing memories

[@annabanana9249]

Isn't that a little harsh on the horse during the landing? I mean think about it. It lands on two hooves carrying its own weight, the riders weight, and the saddle. Two hooves.

[@nyxxexists]

This horse is wearing white boots and the quality is really bad so its hard to tell but he is wearing support boots that help the legs from getting damaged :) It is still not good for the horse but it makes it safer

[@lunar1135]

Yes thats why he doesnt jump that high every day

[@wolfiecorn1588]

I thought the same thing! Plus i dont agree with this Riders way of training, if you look closely you can see the rider is holding a bullhook. When the horse is about to jump over the jump you can see its uncomfortable then he stabs it with the bullhook to make it jump. That is animal abuse never ever use that method!

[@madelynfawcett3193]

@@wolfiecorn1588 You can not see him use the whip... and the horse would not jump it if it did not want to jump it. Horses lie this LOVE jumping and it is their own choice. I watched this video over and over again and I do not see him use the whip.

[@maggiex1473]

Anna Banana as long as he’s not jumping like this everyday, he horse will be ok. It didn’t look to painful for he horse anyways, he was quite proud of himself!

[@adiidi]

This is a video of the British high jump record, not the world record. The world record was set in 1949 by Chilean Cpt. Alberto Larraguibel on a horse called Huaso -- they jumped 2.47 meters (8 ft 1 in). 🏇

[@panotak881]

this correct

[@tobyoctober7051]

It’s incredible how bravely that horse took the rider to the jump

[@elsabean6791]

I’m sure he is a great rider, but the credit must go to the horse! Look how when he knows what he’s about to do his entire stance changes in preparation. Beautiful and I hope he had a nice long happy life!

[@damienkearns3654]

Thanks for posting, great to see a brave horse like that. And his pilot Nick Skelton, one of the very best. Son is a great racehorse trainer now as well.

[@writerspen010]

I remember seeing sketches of high jumpers in books when I was a typical horse girl as a kid, but I don't think I ever actually saw footage of high jumping until now. That's incredible. I hope I get a chance to see a competition like this in person someday :0

[@lauren-jadekelly4577]

holy shit I would be shitting myself trying to do that the highest I've jumped was 1m and a half and it was straight pole and a doulbe

[@graceowen4849]

I’ve jumped amazing heights. 75cm WOW

[@pearlsey5741]

I’ve never ridden a horse lol

[@sof7068]

The highest I’ve jumped was 1.20 m 😭😭😭

[@Caz_Hamilton]

The highest I've jumped is 90cm and my parents didn't even get it on video and instead videoed the time when the horse ran out (not his fault, he's a 23 year old schoolie who usually jumps tiny Cross poles with beginners. He only ever did big jumps in my lesson)

[@BeckMax]

That's not the world record, actual record is 2,47 meters from 1949 by chilean horse "Huaso".

[@RenderedB312]

It was not a preffesional recording of it

[@BeckMax]

iRebelRider: CO Yes, it was.

[@dannyoneil2851]

+Gizmosaurus yes it was!

[@brookesonicBreyerhorses]

Marcelo Otárola it was beat by Snowman in the 1950's

[@BeckMax]

Snowman beat the National US record. Huaso's world record has not been beaten yet.

[@solveigknudsen2925]

in 1949 2,47m

[@Jutta-m1g]

Huaso

[@s384]

R.i.p Lastic,he was such a legend

[@Dwip5]

[@maplerosestables6656]

This is so amazing. Stunning horse, stunning rider, and stunning horsemanship.

[@solveigknudsen2925]

the world record is huaso !

[@juangamino7978]

Solveig Knudsen it doesn’t matter

[@benyogubbins]

@@juangamino7978 but it does.

[@andeefoster9568]

@@juangamino7978Gamiño yes it does. The world record is Captain Alberto Larraguibel Morales riding Huaso ex-Faithful in hile in 1949.

[@payntpot7623]

@Another Headache The Australians had these high jump competitions at many official shows early last century. Great care was taken to have official measurements and records. Some of Australia's High Jump horses were sold to the UK and at least one I know of performed presentation jumping at Wembley in the mid 1930s and jumped the then English record of 7'7". These High Jump competitions were banned in Australia in 1949 due to pressure from the RSPCA.. As far as I am aware, the record for those competitions stands at 8'6" (is that 2.69 meters, the 1971 Hooves and Horns article I read has it as such?). It was performed by a "clumper" type of horse, once known in Australia. Most likely a Suffolk Punch cross gelding named Gold Meade. He was trained in NSW by the King Bros, who trained other 8 foot horses at the time. In 1948 he was ridden by Jack Martin from Kyogle NSW to his win over the 8'6" height in Cairns QLD. To quote the article: "...He scattered about 5 or the 9 bars, but as the top one was among those left standing he was officially, and correctly, credited with the world record.". "...Cairns took its high jump seriously. The Resident Government Surveyor and his staff carried out the official measuring.".

[@davidfernandogallardoberri698]

Exactcly Huaso 2,47 mt. Chile

[@Kaylah-g6b]

Lastic will never be forgotten

[@GeorgiaJCP]

This is in 1978. Amazing to think this is the same man who won the Olympics last year.

[@stormy4434]

Can we talk about how amazing lastic and nick are together

[@karimehbeauchair8378]

A horse named Faithfull was bougth by the Chilean Army, its name was changed to "Huaso"... and... Huaso and Captain Larraguibel could jump... 2.47 m. Yes!!!... two metters and fourty seven centimeters!!!... greetings!

[@orda3392]

World record is 2.47 m...

[@clairerussell7144]

Flika O I think that's for the bareback one

[@hayleyequestrian3360]

This was in 1978...now is nearly 2017.

[@anaana-kr9zh]

Orda :3 Ive jumped 3.34m before

[@viviansmith2177]

ramdom twitches biggest lie i've ever heard. your horse would have BAD leg problems

[@saraharris6745]

@@anaana-kr9zh you sure there?

[@bellaequestrian3109]

Wow nick skelton and lastic one of my fav pairs

[@Theonlineponies]

Same!

[@catabchi6930]

holy crap. that horse and rder were AMAZING. And that starting canter? HEL-OOO!

[@maddiecam9111]

That’s the most amazing horse i’ve ever seen and the most powerful ❤️🐎

[@hm_oh_its_you_hi]

very close to the world record but my great uncle still holds the record. congrats on such an amazing performance.

[@Dwip5]

RIP Lastic

[@Lambchop2701]

I was there in the arena when this happened. I was a pony mad kid and I was in awe of this horse. It was one of the highlights of my childhood!

[@lavh4406]

Such a lie

[@Lambchop2701]

Such a dick!

[@valentinacamposravanal4426]

world récord 2,47 mts Chile!

[@juangamino7978]

Valentina Campos Ravanal W.E D.O.N.T. C.A.R.E. O.K

[@luiscarrasco2094]

Currently world record is 2.47 metres ( horse HUASO and Captain Alberto Larraguibel ) from Chile

[@tinky2914]

Bloody hell !! My horse won’t even jump 40 cm 🤣

[@Shewolfen]

interesting, he was actually cross cantering 5 strides, then a normal canter 3 strides before the jump. but for of horse and rider over the jump was perfect

[@randomuser2212]

I can only think about how the horse's feet must've felt after jumping that

[@cheyennemontuori1618]

The horses don’t jump that height much. They don’t even practice jumping that height. It only happens about once or twice a year they jump the horses that kind of height

[@alayaheart7384]

@@cheyennemontuori1618 wrong

[@cheyennemontuori1618]

@@alayaheart7384 I’m not wrong. They don’t even practice jumping that height at all. It’s only when they do the show which is around once a year

[@malzmusic]

Good point, I never thought about that

[@tobythetiger8034]

@@cheyennemontuori1618 They have go practice, or else it would be impossible to jump height!

[@mrsmeganr53]

I loved that!! I watch it like ALL DAY EVERY DAY!!

[@marvelouxx]

Lastic nailed that jump like it was nothing👀

[@westerncowgirl1155]

I can’t believe that! I’m super proud of the horse’s rider’s training and the horse’s ability to do that. Crazy!

[@jorgemunoz4401]

False! The record is 2.47 meters, in 1949, a Chilean horse called huaso

[@terryrussel3369]

Reminds me a little of Snowman, the $60 (plus $20 delivery fee) plow horse who, in the late 1960's without any known pedigree but a 'runaway' attachment to the family that saved him from the slaughterhouse, amazed even the audiences of Madison Square Garden. In two years he became a Champion and even earned Horse of the Year honors. He and Mr. de Layer set a 7'2" record back then.

[@alpiste8737]

Wroong!!!! the world record still stand today at 2.47 m !!

[@payntpot7623]

Not to take anything away from this performance, which is spectacular. Not least with the ease in which it is executed. However, less than 100 years ago records show horses were jumping even higher than this. The Australians had these high jump competitions at many official shows early last century. Great care was taken to have official measurements and records. Some of Australia's High Jump horses were sold overseas and at least one I know of named "Look Out" performed at Wembley in the mid 1930s and jumped the then English record of 7'7". These High Jump competitions ceased in Australia in 1949 due to pressure from the RSPCA. From the 30's, they had strict rules of no whips or spurs. As far as I am aware, the record for those competitions stands at 8'6" (is that 2.69 meters, the 1971 Hooves and Horns article I read has it as such?). It was performed by a "clumper" type of horse, once known in Australia. Most likely a Suffolk Punch cross gelding named Gold Meade. He was trained in NSW by the King Bros, who trained other 8 foot horses at the time. In 1948 he was ridden by Jack Martin of Kyogle NSW to his win over the 8'6" height in Cairns QLD. To quote the article: "...He scattered about 5 or the 9 bars, but as the top one was among those left standing he was officially, and correctly, credited with the world record.". "...Cairns took its high jump seriously. The Resident Government Surveyor and his staff carried out the official measuring.".

[@pinocchioblonde347]

I wouldn’t risk injury to my horse for adulation.

[@janeseamore1370]

Adulation? No this is the accomplishment of a lifetime for a horse.

[@charlotteee6879]

Love your comment thinking about your horse rather than some ribbon 🎀 ore gold medal 🏅 sorry but I don't like any jumping

[@progamers8066]

@@charlotteee6879 we’ll keep your opinions to yourself If you don’t like jumping

[@CommonTater100]

@@progamers8066 well keep your opinion to yourself if you DO like jumping

[@ciarahoevers4818]

@@CommonTater100 how about we all keep our opinions to ourselves

[@rowannestripe2964]

I remember watching this..... was unbelievable. Definitely a world record. Amazing 👏

[@dannyoneil2851]

HUASO!!! STILL THE REAL WORLD CHAMPION....

[@ridingcam3911]

Danny O'neil this one was and still is a real WORLD CHAMPION. Everyone can be champions not him only 🙄

[@varjo.]

Huasons Jump didn’t count because the poles were nailed to the jump

[@suzannepowdrell7683]

This should be in the book of Guinness world records really that is one talented horse!!! 😀😀😀😀😀

[@cloesequestrianlife1515]

True champion!!! Gorgeous horse!

[@stunna4madii]

Cloes Equestrian life abused horse u mean ??

[@Linglinggh]

@@stunna4madii that horse was not forced. But Im not sure how to think about this. I don't know is it bad or not.

[@lilavanzandt7729]

@@stunna4madii smh, what the heck

[@tauma_the_goat7156]

Ok for everyone saying about Huaso beating this record, Huaso's jump was not witnessed by a professional judge so therefore there is no real proof that he did jump it clear without cheating, even though we may believe that he did. So Nick and Everest still hold the official title

[@tauma_the_goat7156]

Well I don’t see how this is wrong and many websites and fei I’m pretty sure released a statement about it. Huaso May have jumped higher but it was never official

[@Ruby_PrettyLuck]

This is not the record, the REAL record is 2 49 meters by Huaso.

[@FernandV-t1e]

J'ai arrêté les concours de jumping à 1m80 car je trouvais cela extraordinaire Un cheval ne devrait pas être utilisé pour ça, ce nest pas un kangourou Faut pas exiger l'impossible d'un animal aussi serviable

[@VixenPookieBear]

OMG!!! WOW!!! That was AMAZING

[@tkennedy166]

Nick Skelton didn't even want to do this...it took 3 attempts and the first attempt Nick smashed through the jump. When he tried to come out of the arena, people told him to go back in.

[@aprilproductions5288]

Me: * jumps crossrail and almost falls off * but seeing this, oh my godddd

[@StonedMickey]

Makes me remember Snowman. What a great horse he was.

[@esmaywieringa3153]

Trainer: The jump isn't that high, look over it! What i see:

[@Ciel-yf5gs]

You better take good care of that legend

[@JohnDoe-pe1em]

What a horse. Magnificent.

[@kyliegrace9405]

How did I get chills from that?!

[@chacharealsmooth9113]

That horse deserves allllll the cookies and NICE weeks of massages and break!!

[@shannonhunt3079]

What an amazing horse! That man who bought snowman saw the potential, gave him the pathway to this wonderful career! This horse is just doing what he loves

[@Theonlineponies]

Well this is Lastic lol

[@JessieMarie4]

The things horses will do for us. 🤍

[@carolinebyrne9392]

WOW I HAVE NEVER SEEB ANY HORSE JUMP THIS HIGHT BEFORE B BRILL ABSLUTY BRILL

[@rideforlife9360]

this is great until you discover that this horse never jumped again because doing this ruined his legs. What humans do to animals just for fame makes me sick.

[@rareumi]

As soon as I saw this video I almost cried because of how unnatural and horrible it is to do that to a horse.

[@willowsmithy9895]

RideForLife

[@Domenic3Perricone]

Oh my god.

[@juangamino7978]

Harry the one riding him wouldn’t hurt him he RETIRED because Harry knew he was old and couldn’t do this anymore plus snowman would have never been able to jump this in the first place to begin with if it hurt his legs (not trying to be mean)

[@tkennedy166]

Juan Gamiño This isn't Harry or Snowman.

[@sheilaangeloni4037]

What a beautiful pair, to achieve this it takes a partnership of love and trust, congratulations to you both.

[@lisawalls8212]

Wow when I wanna get from England to Paris no need for transport by technology I can just jump!!

[@camigreen905]

😂

[@vanished3306]

To those who think this is animal cruelty...observe wild horses on the open range for awhile and you will find they are naturally capable of these extraordinary feats and do so more often than most would imagine.

[@lrkeehlers8019]

Look at the tail, "yay I did a good job" 😍😅

[@ines-yl2dt]

i just want to say that that jump was n e a t mate, i have a mare and she trips or trot poles so bro r e s p e c t, and you made it look very easy, that was a very neat spring your horse is amazing!!

[@hello-kc9ug]

This is not a world record! The ACTUAL highest jump was from Alberto Larraguibel Morales and it was 2.47 meters not 2.32

[@kennylee8179]

The real record guiness was on 1949 by Alberto Larraguibel and his horse called Huaso, in Chile, It was 2.47 mts tall

[@Lovehors4s]

Terrible for the horses leg joints nothing to be proud of putting a beautiful animal through this?

[@janeseamore1370]

That’s not true in this case at all. This horse had zero stress coming off this fence. None. We don’t ask just any horse to do this. They have to have the athletic power, want, strength and confirmation. You act like we don’t mind seeing our high 6 figure horses suffer or something. Watch this horse again. Zero hyper flexion on landing. Astonishing horse

[@janeseamore1370]

But I bet you eat meat....

[@CSSLivestockandDogs]

You’d eat him if you were hungry nuff

[@katie195]

Still. That weight on those front legs? He is powerful but it still wears out joints.

[@CSSLivestockandDogs]

@@katie195 saddle horses During the goodnight days only lasted 7 years from hard riding. If I were you I’d go for the back strap first not the front legs.

[@tracyjones9565]

THAT WAS AMAZING, someday i hope i can do that! 🏇🏇🏇🏇😍

[@leaikeen]

Wow… It's AMAZING !

[@sundayleopard8899]

How amazing I could never see any else doing this! What a wonderful horse

[@andeefoster9568]

The record for the equestrian high jump stands at 8ft 1in (2.47m) and was achieved by Captain Alberto Larraguibel Morales riding Huaso ex-Faithful in Chile in 1949. Not this person and their horse.

[@rozsutoris4564]

There were no independent witnesses that day and photographic evidence doesn’t show the take off side so could have been higher than the landing. Seems funny it’s not been bettered or matched since.

[@evaandchamp6990]

Harry and snowman are amazing 🥰

[@Caz_Hamilton]

That's Lastic-

[@MeadowDay]

Horses aren’t made to jump this high, ruins their legs...but hey...making money, so who cares as long as your rich and famous

[@breezy7402]

He's fine, he didn't just jump, he learned how to fly 😟

[@janeseamore1370]

That’s absolutely a sadistic and unfounded and negative comment. This horse was a God. Absolutely loved this and if you watch again he had zero hyper flexion coming off the fence. None. He was conformationally correct and strong and had the want to do it. It’s so few horses ever asked to this. And so let me ask you this- you think it’s for money? You realize he probably won 15k usd and the horse is worth 7-900,000k? Why would anyone ruin a horse worth a million dollars to make what’s probably 10k after you pay your travel expenses etc. Not everything is abuse. Like I wear spurs and you probably would think I am abusing my horse? No I am proving to anyone watching that I can ride in any type Of spur and it never touches my horse because my equitation is so strong. Same reason finished cowboy horses almost go in a knife spoon bit. You think it’s cause the person is abusing the horse. No that’s wrong. Just showing up in such a bit proves you never ever touch your horses mouth. We take world class care of world class horses. We don’t abuse horses. They are our best friends, business partners and heroes.

[@Theonlineponies]

Some horses ARE made to jump similar heights

[@kiksemusen]

*Somehow it’s AMAZING to see how high the horse can jump but I still feel sooo freaking bad for the horse it lands pretty bad I think...just think about....but still amazing and cool!*

[@varjo.]

Don’t feel bad for the horse! The horse actually started jumping on its own and kinda asked the owner to train jumping, the horse was wearing protective bandages around his legs and since jumping that high wasn’t a regular activity it wasn’t damaging! If you’re interested in the horse there’s a documentary about it called Harry & Snowman

[@debreev6247]

OMG I THOUGHT THE TITLE SAID 32 METRES AND I ALMSOT LOST ITTTTT

[@debbiethomas3687]

This might not still be the world record - records are, after all, made to be broken - but it remains the UK record and it will never be broken because it is the last record to be set over the old sloping poles. The vertical red wall was introduced not long after.

[@denirolondon8911]

That is one sexy walk it does at the end

[@straykidstrash189]

Whoever says that this hurts the horse are wrong I can see where u r coming from but this horse is a jumping horse and is build for this kind of jumps the rider had no intention of hurting his horse and this was a popular showjumping competition so if it would hurt the horse it wouldn’t have been pit in there in the first place

[@jasminefindlay3837]

DAY6 ASTRO BTS My Day AROHA A.R.M.Y it might not of hurt the horse when it jumped the jump. But that horse is going to have serious damage from the amount of strain put on its legs.

[@rubina.m07]

Jasmine Findlay no actually no offense the horse never had problems because the horse was wearing the leg boots which protect its boots and he didn’t do this everyday

[@fayblagrove872]

amazing

[@GwenKulhanek]

Wonderful horse wonderful rider congratulations 🎉😊

[@JBRich1]

That can’t be good on the horse’s legs!

[@Chestnutcow]

Well lucky for him, he doesn’t jump like this at home.

[@SatumainenOlento]

What a HORSE!!! 🌟🌟🌟AMAZING!🌟🌟🌟 (And yes, you can have loooong conversation about the skill of the rider/abuse of the horse. But all that is a background chatter when compared to the fact of how super SPECIAL and BEAUTIFUL this horse is!!!)

[@aage3060]

That means this horse can jump over Yao Ming

[@byron5299]

Oh you done it again youtube. I start with a how to guide and end up watching horses jump stuff. Lol

[@ormonde1111]

He's looking like he loves it too! Fantastic!

[@leah_9806]

ormonde1111 i see fear not love

[@tkennedy166]

Leah Startalon where. I see neither.

[@estebanbustamante5138]

An amazing and beautiful horse. Extraordinarily athletic.

[@CourteneyBrookeloveshercookies]

Holy friggin crap.

[@janeseamore1370]

Omg this horse. Wow. What an outstanding jumper. Hero!

[@saboha3429]

Omg das arme pferd

[@piagroneberg9690]

Ich habe gerade ein Video gesehen,wo eine Frau mit ihrem Pferd,über ein Auto springt,und dann noch mit nur Top an.

[@anonymx8638]

Saboha Basibueyuek ohhh ihr seid so dumm mann das pferd würde nicht sprimgen wenn es nicht will

[@tanjah9318]

Mr.Teddy &co Dein Kommentar ist zwar schon etwas älter, aber ich antworte jetzt trotzdem mal. Das Pferd heißt Snowman und gehlrte Harry de Leyer. Snowman rettete er ursprünglich vom Schlachter für 80 US Dollar. Eigentlich war es geplant ihn im Schulbetrieb einzusetzten, aber sein Springtalent viel auf, da er immer über die hohen Koppelzäune sprang... Es gibt auch einige Dokumentationen über ihn. Also in anbetracht der Tatsache, dass er eigentlich so zeitig sterben sollte, hat er noch ein schönes Leben gehabt. Er wurde auch ziemlich alt und durfte bis zu letzt bei Harry bleiben.

[@redclover8387]

his offspring must cost a fortune! not just his amazing jumping abilities but also his beautiful coat