dressage means basically the bond between horse and rider and how the work as a team and all, not training, what a dumbfuck lol, looks to me like this horse and rider are purty talented. nuff said, stop trollin nubs =).
@TheStephenhuber ummm actually..if you look in the USDF guide to Dressage and basically any other Dressage book....even the french dictionary itself Dressage is the french word for "training" FYI. Not meant to step on anyone's toes and all. But to have the "training" right you have to have a willing and full partnership with your horse...so we all win!!!
A lot of you people don't seem to know anything about dressage. FYI dressage is a french term for training, it didn't start out as a discipline. The goal is to have a soft, supple, willing, balanced, fit, correct horse. Its all about horse and rider being in tune. It also encourage a horse to move and carry itself in the most balanced, comfortable, correct way. You can not get to these levels without a willing horse, these levels are meant to demonstrate a highly fit, willing horse.
Jasper was Champion Friesian Stallion two years in a row. He has always been treated with care. I have one of his sons, and he carries his head like this naturally -- one of the reasons he was a US Equestrian Federation Horse of the Year in 2010.
They aren't just doing dressage... they're flying.. like at 3:02 and 2:23. many more examples.. they seem suspended in the air for the second that they stretch out. beautiful
Trust me i know and ride fresians they do not carry their heads like that! That isnt dressage way to collected bad halt and where is the judge also the whole arena isnt fencened it! He dosent need to chock that much on the reins!
@bobjobness This is not competition. This is a freestyle demo. Peter Spahn is the rider, one of the top riders in the Netherlands. You may wish to contact him directly to give him some advice concerning his technique.
@jeverhart99 I'm not very educated on the ways of dressage. However, you got me thinking that just because one is considered a top athlete doesn't mean they're the 'best.' Example: the USADA performed the most comprehensive survey of Olympic and elite athletes, and 10-20% of them have either used or would consider using drugs to enhance performance. The rider 'knows' what he is doing, but that's just one slice of the cake. Just a thought.
@jeverhart99 I think that looks like the way the horse is built. He has a weird neck to begin with probably. If not, then it's the rider's fault. No more fighting :)
@bobjobness I agree, one thing I don't care for about dressage, I like to see reining, or bridleless. If that rider can do dressage bridleless, then I'd be impressed. that poor friesien...how does he breath?
Yes this is absolutely gorgeous! Sorry, but this is not dressage. I have ridden friesians and its NOT natural for them to carry their heads this tight! It really is inhumane for the horse when he is forced to carry his head in such a tight collection! all for beauty and money. WHEN FORCE BEGINS DRESSAGE ENDS! I hope that people soon learn this. and it stops becoming so much about the head set and more about the connection between human and horse and trying to establish comfort for both of them.
sieht alles schon und gut aus aber er reitet ihr/sie viel zu eng und der also ermal omg das ame pferd es bekommt so kaum luft und sowas zehlt eikentlich schon unter tier quäler rei :'(
schrecklich sieht zwar schön aus aber der reitet dieses pferd so eng dass es ja kaum luft bekommt, muss es wirklich denn so geritten werden dass das klappt ?
@WatchMeGoDown At the keuring in the netherlands he gets the mark 8 on his trot..i think only one or two frisians gets a higher mark...one of them stallions is his grandchild Uldrike...he gets 9,5!!
As much as I love this horse, and how the horse moves. Though to my eye lookes like there could be some Rollkur, his head is so tucked in. If you watch at 2:25 you can see how there is a space then you see his head get pulled to his chest.
For those who dont know what Rollkur is, its: hyperflexion of the horse's neck is a practice in equestrianism defined as "flexion of the horse's neck achieved through aggressive force" and is banned by the world governing body, the IFE
Beautiful Friesian, tho the rider looks a little large for this horse (notice foot position is much lower than girth, not good). Also I think his tecniques are not that great.
I like dressage and everything, but some people just don't understand what they are doing to the horse when they collect their heads that much, it can ruin their breathing and cause other health issues.
Croup high in the changes! BOING! lol Is it usual for the canter to lack suspension in this breed? I also notice that the hindleg is not under again - I'm sure it's not breeding but riding - not spending long enough developing the losgelassenheit at the beginning.
I have one of his offspring for sale here in the states if any one is interested. 5 years old and 16.1h and still growing... he's awesome, unfortunately I cannot afford 2 horses at the time, and he is my project.. email ddurette21@gmail.com if interested. check out his videos on my site
I have one of his offspring for sale here in the states if any one is interested. 5 years old and 16.1h and still growing... he's awesome, unfortunately I cannot afford 2 horses at the time, and he is my project.. email ddurette21@gmail.com if interested. check out his videos on my site
the revolutanery saddle developed by peter grigoriev has finaly releced a fully flexable saddle that instently puts your body into correct possison to find out more please go to potsback.com or email me RPGDressage@hotmail.com
i love when people are whining about things they dont know shit about... -_- the horse looks happy with his "work" so to speak, and i think the rider looks correct
@ozarkmac: I doubt playing with lego's and being paranoid about "dark forces" gives you the experience to express your opinion of this horse or the people around him. Go listen to your "prophet" and leave good people alone.
Still wet behind the ears at dressage so it's worth bout half-pence eh? Lovely suspension on such a large horse! Extended trot action is awesome! Not one swish of the tail, he likes this movement :). Parroting my trainer now but I would like to see more rein at free-walk and then collection again (She says this to me ALL the time). Left pirouette is easier for him eh?. LOVELY horse, amazing rider. Maybe one day for me& my horse with time, much work & dedication. Thank you for the dream.
@ozarkmac That is interesting. Have you met his owners? Been to his stable? Seen how he is treated? Have you observed for yourself whether or not he seems happy? Do you know his owners personally and know they are snobs? What do you know about horses or dressage or training? What are your opinions about how this horse is doing at his level? What do you think about his training methods? About the rider's technique? Do you know anything at all or do you just fire off to try to get a reaction?
Sorry, I don't know if it's a snob and i don't care. I only see how he ride the horse. To ride an horse with the head in that position is very elegant, but is the worse way to ride because is the main cause of damages to the spine and to the front legs of the horse. All the vet know this !
@marinaxxx44 If it's done incorrectly/harshly, yes. But this horse is correctly on the bit, not having its nose jacked into its chest. I know horses that have been ridden on the bit and are well into their 20's with no problems beyond arthritis and such, which is a given at their age, and after all the years of riding!
@marinaxxx44 i agree that his head is to tight, i believe its called rolkur? But it was also made illegal last year by the fei. And this was done in 2007 at least. I dont think it was a poor preformance, but i do think that rolkur is too harsh on the horses, and should be used very rarely and on special cases, and just as a training technique.
@ilovemymagic it's correct, but FEI recognises a distinction between Rollkur and the riding of the horse in a deep outline not achieved by force ( that is a non sense because it's not so different from Rollkur !!) The head of the horse have to be out from the perpendicular , not in a deep outline .
The truth is that nowadays riders doesn't know the bases of the anatomy of the horse and FEI too because approves as well an incorrect position of the head.
@marinaxxx44 so you basically want to see the horses head nice and rounded on a loser rein? I mean, i see how short his rein is, but those horses do hold their heads higher with their nose into their chest more. I have my nsh mare's head too with a short rein, but its more natural for her, and i think maybe for him aswell. And who knows, he might be really heav headed too, my mare is. But please explain more to me
@ilovemymagic I 've a 6years old friesian, I know that for him is difficult to have the head in the right position and to push ( instead of to track) .
This is why I started soon to teach him the correct head position, to save his back and front legs. Any hand action stops the moovement of the below legs so he can not pool. This means that all the equilibrium of the horse is on the front ( the front legs are the main problems for horses ). I use my equilibrium, not hand track.
@ozarkmac This horse actually looks quite content to be performing dressage. His tail is not thrashing nor are his ears pinned back both signs of an irritated horse. More importantly though he's not drooling all over the place and his head is actually on the vertical not forced and held back as is the case with horses who are subjected to rollkur.
@qtrhorse89 the horse looks content, but you're wrong about the ears, when a horse is truly paying attention and concentrated on his rider (as should be), his ears must be pointing backwards (not flat against the skull, that's when he's veeeery angry :D ), listening to his rider. The tail can or cannot thrash aroud, depends on the horse. Some (like mine) do it because they know they look waaaay better, or just cause they're having fun, or because its simply the way they move :D
@qtrhorse89 Yep, he looks content alright......what a joke. Let's see how you would feel with your chin sitting on your chest for more than 5 minutes....with your head "on the vertical".
ahhh!!!! i get to ride and show this horsies son as soon as my broken back heals. i cant fricken wait!!!!!!! they all say that maximus (his son) moves even better then him! ahhhh cant waiiiit!!!!
u people talking bout rollkur can try ride a friesian in a low, relaxed shape...
theyre built to carry themselves proudly with a high held head. that horse is not behind the vertical by any chance tho... his massive neck makes it look more flexed tbh.
It's not roll kur, the horse is just drawn so much behind the vertichal line that is touches it self with it's mouth.
So ugly dressage, i don't understand why someone can say this is beautifull - the horses airways is completly blocked when collected.
But this is fashion no a days, the more behind the vertical, the better. No horses are now a days ridden as in the old days, relaxed and with their nose a little in front of he vertical line.
@patd10123 That's not a pivot. It's a pirouette. The horse's hind legs are not supposed to stay in one place the entire time. Please do your research before making uneducated comments like that.
Das sieht ja wirklich hammer aus, wie sich dieses Pferd bewegt trotzdem fällt mir eines ganz besonders auf...geht diese Kopfhaltung des Pferdes nicht schon fast unter Rollkur???
What a beautiful horse! I love friesians. I did my first Dressage Test in April and posted the video. I wasn't that great (my horse isn't built for Dressage), but it was SOOO much fun! I can see why people get into the high level Dressage. I would love to be that good someday.
I love how expressive fresians are. He is beautiful! My next purchase= fresian stallion. This video confirmed it lol. He looks like so much fun to ride!
@ninak2012 haha, we have an absolutly brilliant, quite well bred, friesian at my riding school, as a riding school horse, they bought him greenish for quite a bit of money! i know hes wasted working in a riding school and hes absolutly beautiful, but a lot of the time hes plain lazy!! one of the instructors, that is a dressage rider, was up on him once and the horse completly transformed! lol
I think nobody here has ever ridden a friesian? A real! friesian? 'cause it's very hard to ride them on the bit on the vertical. Especially stallions have huge necks, what makes it even harder. The most Friesians walk behind the vertical, almost all the friesians do this. So it's not 'rollkur' or something like that.
I've ridden 2 or 3 friesians and they all got the same problem...
@Schnien05 ja du reitest auch nicht wirklich dressur..bei deinen Vid sieht man nicht wirklich eineVerbindung zum Pferdemaul geschweigedenn eine Anlehnung...Aber hauptsache mit Kandarre reiten oder was des auch sein soll...
First a Friesian is a normal warmblooded horse, second, no they are definately not prettier than sportshorses in my opinion. They are highly talented dressage horses, that is for sure. Some of their movements though are less elegant but therefore more impressive.
alsoo ich selber habe auch einen Friesenmix und der geht von sich aus auch eher eng. Weil Friesen haben ja so eine hohe Aufrichtung und dann ist es echt schwer die nach vorne zu bekommen. Mein Reitlehrer und ich probieren des auch immer, aber is gar niht so einfach..
also cracysista hat teilweise schon recht...sie gehen von sich aus enger wie jetzt zb württember usw..weil sie eben die hohe aufrichtung haben!! und auch mein reitlehrer sagt das..und er hat ahnung von friesen!! hat sie auf S nivoue geritten..auch eine Friesentzüchterin hat mir das mal gesagt!! und dann kannst du nicht mir kompletten schwachsinn kommen!!!
du? wir züchten friesen auch seit mittlerweile 15 jahren, meine mutter ritt mit unserem deckhengst ruerd auch auf m- niveau! es ist nun nicht so, dass ich keine ahnung davon hab! das pferd geht viel zu eng! eine friese hat eine hohe aufrichtung, ja! dafür ist es ein friese und kein württemberger! aber das, was der reiter von jasper macht, ist tierquälerei und keinesfalls schön! und da gibts auch nichts schön zu reden! leider werden die hengste in holland alle so geritten, was traurig ist!
ja ich hab auch ahnung und ich weiß nicht ob du jasper kennst, aber hast du schon einmal sein Hals gesehen?`der ist seeeeehr mächtig..und dann kommt es auch noch enger rüber...also ich meine schon, dass friesen von sich aus eher enger gehen, es gibt auch sehr viele vid, wo man sehen kann dass die zügel durchhängen und der Friese trotzdem eher eng geht...
schönes reiten sieht anders aus! der reiter reitet ihn lediglich über den zügel!
und nochmal: ja, ein friese hat eine hohe aufrichtung! das heißt aber nicht, dass ein friese den kopf derart an den hals ziehen muss! das pferd geht zu eng und das ist fakt!
achso..und des siehst du, das der keine Gewichtshilfen und Schenkelhilfen einsetzt..Ohh gott dann hab ichs hier ja mit einem PROFI zu tun..hahahahaha..ja und fakt ist, dass dieses Pferd namens JASPER einen sehr mächtigen Hals hat..und es enger aussieht..oder soll er ihn denn net in Anlehnung reiten und in die Luft schauen lassn?! und außerdem kennst du dieses Pferd net und weißt gar net wie des zu reiten ist!! ich kenn es auch nicht und darum disskutier ich da jetzt net mit dir rum man..
ja das seh ich, ist ja leider nicht zu übersehen! und du brauchst mich hier nicht dumm machen, von wegen "profi...hahahahaha"...es gibt leute, die sehen, wann ein pferd richtig geritten wird! und jasper wird es leider nicht! und du brauchst seinen namen auch nicht groß schreiben, ich kenne jasper! mal ganz davon abgesehen: ein pferd kann nicht in anlehnung gehn und dabei in die luft schauen! aber es kann sich selbst tragen!
du hast recht, ich kenne ihn nicht, aber ich weiß, dass kein pferd so geritten werden sollte wie jasper! aber: schluss mit der diskussion! du siehst ja doch nicht ein, dass der reiter ihn komplett falsch reitet!
@Schnien05 achsoo..aha..kla..ich habe doch geschrieben: NICHT in Anlehnung reiten und das Pferd in die Luft schauen lassen..und wenn dieser Reiter so komplett falsch reitet, warum hat er es dann in Gran Prix geschafft..auh mit einem Friesen und er war der einzigste mit einem Friesen..war mehmals Platziert!! und ich denke nicht, dass man ein Pferd ohne Schenkel und Gewichtshilfen voll versammeln kann usw..aber na gut...du meinst ja, dass der Reiter nur über den Zügel reitet!..lol
@Schnien05 aha..kla du weißt des auch soo genau..naja..der reiter reitet zwar gran prix AUCH mit friesen, aber er kann net reiten..also ich finde..bei hoher Versammlung usw kann man doch net ohne Gewicht usw reiten..und bei Gran Prix..braucht man das auf jedenfall!! naja..Jasper hat nunmal einen mächtigen Hals und diese neigen auch gerner zum Einrollen.
Das ist doch shit. Der ist viel zu eng. Außerdem sind die Wechsel echt fürn Arsch. Der springt die mit viel zu hoher Kruppe und gar nicht richtig gurch. Und wie der rumeiert ey....nicht schön!
@dressurpur dieser Hengst hat einen soooo mächtigen Hals..ich finde dass es auch ziemlich eng aussieht, aber er meistens ncht hinter der senkrechten geht.
I really love friesians.Jasper's gorgeous. Friesians are just so boxy that they can't extend their shoulder as well in the extended trot. Jasper looks really good in his though. He's a big guy, so he seems to really have to try hard to switch those leads. He has to pop up his back end or something. I think friesians are probably hard to get on the bit and go behind the vertical because they have a naturally thick and arched neck. so its hard to tell when they are and aren't on the bit.
MY newest is a Friesian, I notive the judges dislike his weight and strength/power and dismiss this as unrulyness which it is not, this horse requires far more drive than many premade warmbloods do :)
@bizzybijtje Thanks for your reply. I have never ridden a Fresian, but I'm thinking about buying one. Thanks for the info. I'll keep that in mind. BTW the horse in the video moves beautifully, I just thought he looked over-flexed.
@whitestarline08 Na he was just bucking cause he felt good xp if he was unhappy his ears would be back and he would buck much more violently. Trust me I know
@stephntilly Well tell the person whos saying hes bucking cause hes mad. Its not like a sat here and watched every second of the video to see if nd when he bucked Alright? Stop trying to cause a arguement.
holy crap!!! what a horribly fake headset!! poor horse
wdfrider 4 weeks ago
Stunning animal.
manitoban3 1 month ago
0:31 to 0:35
shopaholicrazy 2 months ago
does anyone know what the second song is please ?
rrlh44 3 months ago
People these days.... This is amazing and Jaspers ears are up, he is so happy
RedBootedCowgirl 3 months ago
how tall is the rider?
5alidal 4 months ago
i think its very good i have a baby frisian from him its called Dytmar fans geastmerdyk :D i love him
nfponys 5 months ago
dressage means basically the bond between horse and rider and how the work as a team and all, not training, what a dumbfuck lol, looks to me like this horse and rider are purty talented. nuff said, stop trollin nubs =).
TheStephenhuber 5 months ago
@TheStephenhuber ummm actually..if you look in the USDF guide to Dressage and basically any other Dressage book....even the french dictionary itself Dressage is the french word for "training" FYI. Not meant to step on anyone's toes and all. But to have the "training" right you have to have a willing and full partnership with your horse...so we all win!!!
Technicolor731 4 months ago
A lot of you people don't seem to know anything about dressage. FYI dressage is a french term for training, it didn't start out as a discipline. The goal is to have a soft, supple, willing, balanced, fit, correct horse. Its all about horse and rider being in tune. It also encourage a horse to move and carry itself in the most balanced, comfortable, correct way. You can not get to these levels without a willing horse, these levels are meant to demonstrate a highly fit, willing horse.
PonyGrl9050 6 months ago
Jasper was Champion Friesian Stallion two years in a row. He has always been treated with care. I have one of his sons, and he carries his head like this naturally -- one of the reasons he was a US Equestrian Federation Horse of the Year in 2010.
Zwartegold 7 months ago
They aren't just doing dressage... they're flying.. like at 3:02 and 2:23. many more examples.. they seem suspended in the air for the second that they stretch out. beautiful
HorsesInMySoul 8 months ago
I'm not saying that Peter Spahn isn't an excellent dressage rider but perhaps Jasper isn't the right horse for him.
ProffesionalZombie12 8 months ago
Ich verstehs net was ihr habt....das Pferd ist doch immer an der senkrechten....er hat halt enorm viel hals, der das alles etwas eng wirken lässt.
WuuhuXD 8 months ago
Trust me i know and ride fresians they do not carry their heads like that! That isnt dressage way to collected bad halt and where is the judge also the whole arena isnt fencened it! He dosent need to chock that much on the reins!
bobjobness 8 months ago
@bobjobness This is not competition. This is a freestyle demo. Peter Spahn is the rider, one of the top riders in the Netherlands. You may wish to contact him directly to give him some advice concerning his technique.
jeverhart99 8 months ago 25
@jeverhart99 I'm not very educated on the ways of dressage. However, you got me thinking that just because one is considered a top athlete doesn't mean they're the 'best.' Example: the USADA performed the most comprehensive survey of Olympic and elite athletes, and 10-20% of them have either used or would consider using drugs to enhance performance. The rider 'knows' what he is doing, but that's just one slice of the cake. Just a thought.
H0useMouse 8 months ago 4
@H0useMouse I think you make a good point....
jeverhart99 8 months ago
@jeverhart99 I think that looks like the way the horse is built. He has a weird neck to begin with probably. If not, then it's the rider's fault. No more fighting :)
xoToxicJumper 8 months ago
@bobjobness Have you ever thought that MAYBE just maayyybe not all horses are exactly the same?
chamchaolover 7 months ago
@bobjobness I agree, one thing I don't care for about dressage, I like to see reining, or bridleless. If that rider can do dressage bridleless, then I'd be impressed. that poor friesien...how does he breath?
enapay25 2 months ago
Yes this is absolutely gorgeous! Sorry, but this is not dressage. I have ridden friesians and its NOT natural for them to carry their heads this tight! It really is inhumane for the horse when he is forced to carry his head in such a tight collection! all for beauty and money. WHEN FORCE BEGINS DRESSAGE ENDS! I hope that people soon learn this. and it stops becoming so much about the head set and more about the connection between human and horse and trying to establish comfort for both of them.
LnWillow 9 months ago 2
sieht alles schon und gut aus aber er reitet ihr/sie viel zu eng und der also ermal omg das ame pferd es bekommt so kaum luft und sowas zehlt eikentlich schon unter tier quäler rei :'(
EnyaAdiemus 9 months ago
Actually, to my (very untrained) eyes, poor Jasper does look like he's in some pain and doesn't like the way his head and neck are positioned
ProffesionalZombie12 9 months ago
@ProffesionalZombie12 that is how friesians carry there heads its becasue of how there necks are postioned
ilovepreciousjim2 9 months ago
schrecklich sieht zwar schön aus aber der reitet dieses pferd so eng dass es ja kaum luft bekommt, muss es wirklich denn so geritten werden dass das klappt ?
TheFollos 9 months ago
I love that horseee!
Wittje9 9 months ago
That's the father of my horse :)but i ride my horse without hyperfelxion of the neck !!!!!!!!!!!
PonyNordfriesin 10 months ago
Does he get high marks on his trot? I am very impressed by it- it seems to be his strong point. :)
WatchMeGoDown 10 months ago
@WatchMeGoDown At the keuring in the netherlands he gets the mark 8 on his trot..i think only one or two frisians gets a higher mark...one of them stallions is his grandchild Uldrike...he gets 9,5!!
WuuhuXD 1 month ago
great horse but I don´t like the way he rides him. its hyperrefelxion of the neck . POOR HORSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
o0Cavallo0o 10 months ago
@o0Cavallo0o
Yes !!!!!!!!
PonyNordfriesin 10 months ago
The horse is beautiful but i don't like how it moves,not natural.
matildaislikecool 11 months ago
As much as I love this horse, and how the horse moves. Though to my eye lookes like there could be some Rollkur, his head is so tucked in. If you watch at 2:25 you can see how there is a space then you see his head get pulled to his chest.
For those who dont know what Rollkur is, its: hyperflexion of the horse's neck is a practice in equestrianism defined as "flexion of the horse's neck achieved through aggressive force" and is banned by the world governing body, the IFE
xxgigglybuttxx 11 months ago
Шакарный!!!
MartMarina 11 months ago
There is nothing pretty about a horse which moutch touched its body.
I dont understand how anyone can think it's pretty - and i can't believe it's allowed and regonized to ride this way.
DKBlueGirl 11 months ago
@jeverhart99 erm..doesnt matter anymore,my video converter doesnt work,thanks anyways
abiiloveshorseys27 11 months ago
would it be alright with you if i used some of these clips for my new vid? you would be credited xx
abiiloveshorseys27 11 months ago
@abiiloveshorseys27 what new vid? email me....
Thanks for asking, BTW
jeverhart99 11 months ago
This guy needs roller skates on this horse lol he is so tall for that frisian~! lol
mmotyl21 1 year ago
@mmotyl21 Ha! yes he is very tall and this horse is very short. But the stallion has tall offspring, so that is good.
jeverhart99 11 months ago
@mmotyl21 What I would DO to not be a "short legged" rider, especially when doing Dressage. "Tired of having to buy custom boots. ;-/
Chauchat7777 11 months ago
hes dancin to the top
cheesburgerlolcats 1 year ago
DID THEY WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheesburgerlolcats 1 year ago
@cheesburgerlolcats It was not a competition, just an exhibition.
jeverhart99 1 year ago
If you want perfection check out Anky van Grusen - WEG 2006 freestyle final. She AND her horse are magnifique! =)
canterrob123 1 year ago
@canterrob123 Anky van Rollkur? No thank you.
FinlandiaWhiteEyes 1 year ago
Beautiful Friesian, tho the rider looks a little large for this horse (notice foot position is much lower than girth, not good). Also I think his tecniques are not that great.
canterrob123 1 year ago
I like dressage and everything, but some people just don't understand what they are doing to the horse when they collect their heads that much, it can ruin their breathing and cause other health issues.
horselover200098 1 year ago
OMG he is Gourgous!!!
BreyerFan0002 1 year ago
Tingles all over<3
HerMajestyTheLlama 1 year ago
Croup high in the changes! BOING! lol Is it usual for the canter to lack suspension in this breed? I also notice that the hindleg is not under again - I'm sure it's not breeding but riding - not spending long enough developing the losgelassenheit at the beginning.
lauraraffertytrow 1 year ago
@lauraraffertytrow We breed friesian horses for so long :) but they keep there head naturel that way dear,
We try to ride them with nose to knee length but they get back in this position as soon we let them : )
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RGdressage 1 year ago
My only complaint is that this routine doesn't seem particularly creative. The rider and horse both look beautiful, though.
eponaswings 1 year ago
i love when people are whining about things they dont know shit about... -_- the horse looks happy with his "work" so to speak, and i think the rider looks correct
Juhena 1 year ago
I could never ride dressage nor would I even try and put a horse through the training and make them do such uncomfortable movement.
ChestersMyBoy 1 year ago
god so beautiful... i want him O_O
tokyograpez 1 year ago
his trot is massively impressive.
RedWhite1992 1 year ago
im hopefully getting my fresian soon i cant w8.. they are beutiful horses.. some ppl here are commenting on this horses head n neck position??
is it to close to his throat etc ?? is that not natural??
MrProjectdjim007 1 year ago
im hopefully getting my first horse soon. a friesian filly 1 yr old.. yey i cant wait..
its for me to go hacking with my g/friend and her dapple grey th/bred..
and yes i know i cant ride her till she's 4yrs old..so im told..but want a horse i can make mine.. i cant wait..
MrProjectdjim007 1 year ago
I love watching this video and I love the muisc and the horse your riding.
StableStrides 1 year ago
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hahahaha good comeback....answer the questions
joelcarb 1 year ago
hahahaha good comeback....aswer the questions
joelcarb 1 year ago
this is not dressage. Look at the neck and the head !! never in that position. poor horse !!!
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
orrible performance ! this is not dressage. Look at the neck and the head !! never in that position. poor horse !!!
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
Do all friesians move like this? I'm NOT critisizing, just asking! Never really seen one before! He's seriously such a sweet looking horse!
xshineythingsx 1 year ago
A friesian is my dream horse.
Good rider!
xbeautifulbrunette 1 year ago
@ozarkmac: I doubt playing with lego's and being paranoid about "dark forces" gives you the experience to express your opinion of this horse or the people around him. Go listen to your "prophet" and leave good people alone.
jollyjokerpansy 1 year ago
Still wet behind the ears at dressage so it's worth bout half-pence eh? Lovely suspension on such a large horse! Extended trot action is awesome! Not one swish of the tail, he likes this movement :). Parroting my trainer now but I would like to see more rein at free-walk and then collection again (She says this to me ALL the time). Left pirouette is easier for him eh?. LOVELY horse, amazing rider. Maybe one day for me& my horse with time, much work & dedication. Thank you for the dream.
jollyjokerpansy 1 year ago
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Another unhappy horse of a snob.
ozarkmac 1 year ago
@ozarkmac That is interesting. Have you met his owners? Been to his stable? Seen how he is treated? Have you observed for yourself whether or not he seems happy? Do you know his owners personally and know they are snobs? What do you know about horses or dressage or training? What are your opinions about how this horse is doing at his level? What do you think about his training methods? About the rider's technique? Do you know anything at all or do you just fire off to try to get a reaction?
jeverhart99 1 year ago 45
@jeverhart99
Sorry, I don't know if it's a snob and i don't care. I only see how he ride the horse. To ride an horse with the head in that position is very elegant, but is the worse way to ride because is the main cause of damages to the spine and to the front legs of the horse. All the vet know this !
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
@marinaxxx44 If it's done incorrectly/harshly, yes. But this horse is correctly on the bit, not having its nose jacked into its chest. I know horses that have been ridden on the bit and are well into their 20's with no problems beyond arthritis and such, which is a given at their age, and after all the years of riding!
EinsFuerMich 1 year ago
@marinaxxx44 i agree that his head is to tight, i believe its called rolkur? But it was also made illegal last year by the fei. And this was done in 2007 at least. I dont think it was a poor preformance, but i do think that rolkur is too harsh on the horses, and should be used very rarely and on special cases, and just as a training technique.
ilovemymagic 1 year ago
@ilovemymagic it's correct, but FEI recognises a distinction between Rollkur and the riding of the horse in a deep outline not achieved by force ( that is a non sense because it's not so different from Rollkur !!) The head of the horse have to be out from the perpendicular , not in a deep outline .
The truth is that nowadays riders doesn't know the bases of the anatomy of the horse and FEI too because approves as well an incorrect position of the head.
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
@marinaxxx44 so you basically want to see the horses head nice and rounded on a loser rein? I mean, i see how short his rein is, but those horses do hold their heads higher with their nose into their chest more. I have my nsh mare's head too with a short rein, but its more natural for her, and i think maybe for him aswell. And who knows, he might be really heav headed too, my mare is. But please explain more to me
ilovemymagic 1 year ago
@ilovemymagic I 've a 6years old friesian, I know that for him is difficult to have the head in the right position and to push ( instead of to track) .
This is why I started soon to teach him the correct head position, to save his back and front legs. Any hand action stops the moovement of the below legs so he can not pool. This means that all the equilibrium of the horse is on the front ( the front legs are the main problems for horses ). I use my equilibrium, not hand track.
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
@jeverhart99 Never the less he is very beautiful! I wish I could own a horse like him =<
ProffesionalZombie12 11 months ago
@ozarkmac
You are right. this is not dressage. Look at the neck and the head !! never in that position. poor horse !!!
marinaxxx44 1 year ago
@marinaxxx44 What else would it be? SHowjumping... It's so dressage duh
garfieldzgirl 11 months ago
@ozarkmac
Oh stop being a socialistic peasant and go a life somewhere
acorntechnique 1 year ago
@ozarkmac This horse actually looks quite content to be performing dressage. His tail is not thrashing nor are his ears pinned back both signs of an irritated horse. More importantly though he's not drooling all over the place and his head is actually on the vertical not forced and held back as is the case with horses who are subjected to rollkur.
qtrhorse89 1 year ago 8
@qtrhorse89 the horse looks content, but you're wrong about the ears, when a horse is truly paying attention and concentrated on his rider (as should be), his ears must be pointing backwards (not flat against the skull, that's when he's veeeery angry :D ), listening to his rider. The tail can or cannot thrash aroud, depends on the horse. Some (like mine) do it because they know they look waaaay better, or just cause they're having fun, or because its simply the way they move :D
fromdreamtodream 1 year ago
@qtrhorse89 Yep, he looks content alright......what a joke. Let's see how you would feel with your chin sitting on your chest for more than 5 minutes....with your head "on the vertical".
lippystic 9 months ago
@qtrhorse89
lippystic 9 months ago
@ozarkmac HOw? retard if anything your a snob
garfieldzgirl 11 months ago
Gorgeous boy!
friesianfan69 1 year ago
omg he standed so perfect at the start
Horseloverkooder 1 year ago
can somebody tell me what is the title of the first song- this instrumental?
gospien 1 year ago
what a splendid horse!
MrBellyup 1 year ago
ahhh!!!! i get to ride and show this horsies son as soon as my broken back heals. i cant fricken wait!!!!!!! they all say that maximus (his son) moves even better then him! ahhhh cant waiiiit!!!!
DocsPeppyJake 1 year ago
@DocsPeppyJake cool...but better than jasper? i can´t believe it...you must make a vid and show it on youtube ;) hehe
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
u people talking bout rollkur can try ride a friesian in a low, relaxed shape...
theyre built to carry themselves proudly with a high held head. that horse is not behind the vertical by any chance tho... his massive neck makes it look more flexed tbh.
Juhena 1 year ago
It's not roll kur, the horse is just drawn so much behind the vertichal line that is touches it self with it's mouth.
So ugly dressage, i don't understand why someone can say this is beautifull - the horses airways is completly blocked when collected.
But this is fashion no a days, the more behind the vertical, the better. No horses are now a days ridden as in the old days, relaxed and with their nose a little in front of he vertical line.
DKBlueGirl 1 year ago
rollkur ><
1RurouniKenshin1990 1 year ago
@Jjjjjjokerface you're right, whats awful is that the fei banned rolkur but is still allowing it behind a different name.
gypsylover96 1 year ago
i hate to say it but my little appaloosa gelding can do a better pivot than Jasper :/
patd10123 1 year ago
@patd10123 That's not a pivot. It's a pirouette. The horse's hind legs are not supposed to stay in one place the entire time. Please do your research before making uneducated comments like that.
jjjjjokerface 1 year ago
@jjjjjokerface
UNEDUCATED???
I'm sorry but you are severely mistaken.
It doesn't look like the pirouettes i've seen.
To me, it looked like he was trying to do a pivot but didn't keep his hind leg down.
I know what a pirouette is. It doesn't look like one.
patd10123 1 year ago
Das sieht ja wirklich hammer aus, wie sich dieses Pferd bewegt trotzdem fällt mir eines ganz besonders auf...geht diese Kopfhaltung des Pferdes nicht schon fast unter Rollkur???
BunteFreiberger 1 year ago
He is so beautiful! They did a good job and make an awesome team. I love the extended trots!
eMartinFamily 1 year ago
Wow he is beautiful, you trained him very good. They had to have given you 1st place. Keep up the good work!
eMartinFamily 1 year ago
Beautiful Friesian......much more beautiful then my oun, But I love my Monty from the bottom of my heart ;0)
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OriginalDelphina 1 year ago
some minor mistakes are noticable, but all in all, it is impressive
kaszka911 1 year ago
What a beautiful horse! I love friesians. I did my first Dressage Test in April and posted the video. I wasn't that great (my horse isn't built for Dressage), but it was SOOO much fun! I can see why people get into the high level Dressage. I would love to be that good someday.
EiffelForParis 1 year ago
i've always wanted a friesian, its my dream one day to own one.
xxxxxPippinxxxxx 1 year ago
do you think your horse enjoy's this?
TheBarrelbabe95 1 year ago
I love how expressive fresians are. He is beautiful! My next purchase= fresian stallion. This video confirmed it lol. He looks like so much fun to ride!
ninak2012 1 year ago
@ninak2012 haha, we have an absolutly brilliant, quite well bred, friesian at my riding school, as a riding school horse, they bought him greenish for quite a bit of money! i know hes wasted working in a riding school and hes absolutly beautiful, but a lot of the time hes plain lazy!! one of the instructors, that is a dressage rider, was up on him once and the horse completly transformed! lol
IsBreaLiomCapall 1 year ago
that is such a beautiful horse, great job too!
crazywatergirl923 1 year ago
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19Raphy88 1 year ago
Nice flying leads! He is beautiful! Great riding! Friesian's are beautiful, but that one is geourgus!
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TheBetlehem 1 year ago
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I think nobody here has ever ridden a friesian? A real! friesian? 'cause it's very hard to ride them on the bit on the vertical. Especially stallions have huge necks, what makes it even harder. The most Friesians walk behind the vertical, almost all the friesians do this. So it's not 'rollkur' or something like that.
I've ridden 2 or 3 friesians and they all got the same problem...
bizzybijtje 1 year ago
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@bizzybijtje quesss wat no one cares u road 3 or 2 friesians and if u did they where the ones on the carolsel so get over ur self
perfectstorm101 1 year ago
@bizzybijtje
i´ve ridden nearly 30 friesians, but never had your problem..
Schnien05 1 year ago
@Schnien05 ja du reitest auch nicht wirklich dressur..bei deinen Vid sieht man nicht wirklich eineVerbindung zum Pferdemaul geschweigedenn eine Anlehnung...Aber hauptsache mit Kandarre reiten oder was des auch sein soll...
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
Friesen sind schön tolle Pferd, aber das ist doch nicht am Zügel gehen?? das ist ja schon fast rollkur
Lisachen94 2 years ago
I say friesians are so much prettier at dressage then warmbloods!!
maddiefinch012 2 years ago 17
yes i say it,too..friesians for ever. :D
xXcRacYsiStaXx 2 years ago 2
@maddiefinch0122 hahaha nott true!
eventer11 1 year ago
@maddiefinch012
First a Friesian is a normal warmblooded horse, second, no they are definately not prettier than sportshorses in my opinion. They are highly talented dressage horses, that is for sure. Some of their movements though are less elegant but therefore more impressive.
ladolcevita593 1 year ago
@ladolcevita593 ur crazy bahahahaha
ilovepreciousjim2 1 year ago
AWESOME! I have a friesian Mare but it is something special about the stallions and the geldings! They are just so Gorgeous! :') <3
xRetardedFuckx 2 years ago
Also,ich muss "Dressurpur" Recht geben.
Das ist überhaupt nicht schön.
Das arme Pferd!
Wieso muss er ihn so eng gehen lassen.?
Am liebsten würde ich ihm das Pferd wegnehmen!
missfalko 2 years ago
alsoo ich selber habe auch einen Friesenmix und der geht von sich aus auch eher eng. Weil Friesen haben ja so eine hohe Aufrichtung und dann ist es echt schwer die nach vorne zu bekommen. Mein Reitlehrer und ich probieren des auch immer, aber is gar niht so einfach..
xXcRacYsiStaXx 2 years ago
@xXcRacYsiStaXx
das is doch kompletter schwachsinn! friesen haben zwar eine höhere aufrichtung, dsas heißt aber nich, dass sie derart eingeengt gehen müssen!
Schnien05 2 years ago
also cracysista hat teilweise schon recht...sie gehen von sich aus enger wie jetzt zb württember usw..weil sie eben die hohe aufrichtung haben!! und auch mein reitlehrer sagt das..und er hat ahnung von friesen!! hat sie auf S nivoue geritten..auch eine Friesentzüchterin hat mir das mal gesagt!! und dann kannst du nicht mir kompletten schwachsinn kommen!!!
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
du? wir züchten friesen auch seit mittlerweile 15 jahren, meine mutter ritt mit unserem deckhengst ruerd auch auf m- niveau! es ist nun nicht so, dass ich keine ahnung davon hab! das pferd geht viel zu eng! eine friese hat eine hohe aufrichtung, ja! dafür ist es ein friese und kein württemberger! aber das, was der reiter von jasper macht, ist tierquälerei und keinesfalls schön! und da gibts auch nichts schön zu reden! leider werden die hengste in holland alle so geritten, was traurig ist!
Schnien05 1 year ago
ja ich hab auch ahnung und ich weiß nicht ob du jasper kennst, aber hast du schon einmal sein Hals gesehen?`der ist seeeeehr mächtig..und dann kommt es auch noch enger rüber...also ich meine schon, dass friesen von sich aus eher enger gehen, es gibt auch sehr viele vid, wo man sehen kann dass die zügel durchhängen und der Friese trotzdem eher eng geht...
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
schönes reiten sieht anders aus! der reiter reitet ihn lediglich über den zügel!
und nochmal: ja, ein friese hat eine hohe aufrichtung! das heißt aber nicht, dass ein friese den kopf derart an den hals ziehen muss! das pferd geht zu eng und das ist fakt!
Schnien05 1 year ago
achso..und des siehst du, das der keine Gewichtshilfen und Schenkelhilfen einsetzt..Ohh gott dann hab ichs hier ja mit einem PROFI zu tun..hahahahaha..ja und fakt ist, dass dieses Pferd namens JASPER einen sehr mächtigen Hals hat..und es enger aussieht..oder soll er ihn denn net in Anlehnung reiten und in die Luft schauen lassn?! und außerdem kennst du dieses Pferd net und weißt gar net wie des zu reiten ist!! ich kenn es auch nicht und darum disskutier ich da jetzt net mit dir rum man..
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
@WuuhuXD
ja das seh ich, ist ja leider nicht zu übersehen! und du brauchst mich hier nicht dumm machen, von wegen "profi...hahahahaha"...es gibt leute, die sehen, wann ein pferd richtig geritten wird! und jasper wird es leider nicht! und du brauchst seinen namen auch nicht groß schreiben, ich kenne jasper! mal ganz davon abgesehen: ein pferd kann nicht in anlehnung gehn und dabei in die luft schauen! aber es kann sich selbst tragen!
Schnien05 1 year ago
@WuuhuXD
du hast recht, ich kenne ihn nicht, aber ich weiß, dass kein pferd so geritten werden sollte wie jasper! aber: schluss mit der diskussion! du siehst ja doch nicht ein, dass der reiter ihn komplett falsch reitet!
Schnien05 1 year ago
@Schnien05 achsoo..aha..kla..ich habe doch geschrieben: NICHT in Anlehnung reiten und das Pferd in die Luft schauen lassen..und wenn dieser Reiter so komplett falsch reitet, warum hat er es dann in Gran Prix geschafft..auh mit einem Friesen und er war der einzigste mit einem Friesen..war mehmals Platziert!! und ich denke nicht, dass man ein Pferd ohne Schenkel und Gewichtshilfen voll versammeln kann usw..aber na gut...du meinst ja, dass der Reiter nur über den Zügel reitet!..lol
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
@Schnien05 aha..kla du weißt des auch soo genau..naja..der reiter reitet zwar gran prix AUCH mit friesen, aber er kann net reiten..also ich finde..bei hoher Versammlung usw kann man doch net ohne Gewicht usw reiten..und bei Gran Prix..braucht man das auf jedenfall!! naja..Jasper hat nunmal einen mächtigen Hals und diese neigen auch gerner zum Einrollen.
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perfectstorm101 1 year ago
Das ist doch shit. Der ist viel zu eng. Außerdem sind die Wechsel echt fürn Arsch. Der springt die mit viel zu hoher Kruppe und gar nicht richtig gurch. Und wie der rumeiert ey....nicht schön!
dressurpur 2 years ago
@dressurpur dieser Hengst hat einen soooo mächtigen Hals..ich finde dass es auch ziemlich eng aussieht, aber er meistens ncht hinter der senkrechten geht.
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
I really love friesians.Jasper's gorgeous. Friesians are just so boxy that they can't extend their shoulder as well in the extended trot. Jasper looks really good in his though. He's a big guy, so he seems to really have to try hard to switch those leads. He has to pop up his back end or something. I think friesians are probably hard to get on the bit and go behind the vertical because they have a naturally thick and arched neck. so its hard to tell when they are and aren't on the bit.
quarterhorseluver 2 years ago
they're allowing him to compete with wraps?
VideogamerEX 2 years ago
MY newest is a Friesian, I notive the judges dislike his weight and strength/power and dismiss this as unrulyness which it is not, this horse requires far more drive than many premade warmbloods do :)
MystSilverDragon 2 years ago
Cudnie:)
pusia1980 2 years ago
OMG that is so cute, and it looks so funny with his hair on his legs (the name wasnt coming to me today) tuck in his boots.. LOL
:D
PsychoPonies 2 years ago
wie er ihn nur zusammenzieht... boah kann gar nich hingucken! den würd ich am liebsten vom pferd ziehn!
Chaospueppii 2 years ago
He is just stunning. Im thinking of breeding my 1/2 Friesian to his colt Jorrit
missygirl688688 2 years ago
Das Pferd ist viel zu enq! Es rollt sich schon ein!! -.-
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SHOJMPR42 2 years ago
he looks like he,s having fun
TheKaelynn 2 years ago
Rollkur - watch the lead changes. His rear legs are getting behind. He would work so much better with more natural flexation.
dugandean 2 years ago
Ever ridden a friesian?
It's quite hard to get them on the bit correctly. I've ridden 2 friesians and both got behind the vertical...
bizzybijtje 2 years ago 4
@bizzybijtje Thanks for your reply. I have never ridden a Fresian, but I'm thinking about buying one. Thanks for the info. I'll keep that in mind. BTW the horse in the video moves beautifully, I just thought he looked over-flexed.
dugandean 2 years ago
Yeah, they are very beautifull!
This is one of the best friesian stallions here in Holland.
bizzybijtje 2 years ago
@bizzybijtje i own and ride friesians i love them
crimsonnight101 1 year ago
Excellent performance. He's quite the mover.
MissArithe 2 years ago
dnt blame em hes being colected thts rough on ther neck and back
edcs13 2 years ago
the horse doesn't seems to be happy at all ;)
at least.. this is rollkur. :S
JeNachtmerrieRobin 2 years ago
@JeNachtmerrieRobin This is not rollkur.
jjjjjokerface 1 year ago
and hes bucking, so that shows hes unhappy!
whitestarline08 2 years ago
@whitestarline08 Na he was just bucking cause he felt good xp if he was unhappy his ears would be back and he would buck much more violently. Trust me I know
RowdyJumper93 2 years ago
well you obviously dont "know" coz he never bucked, he just did and expressive change of lead
stephntilly 2 years ago
@stephntilly Well tell the person whos saying hes bucking cause hes mad. Its not like a sat here and watched every second of the video to see if nd when he bucked Alright? Stop trying to cause a arguement.
RowdyJumper93 2 years ago
well you stop making out you know everything coz you obviously dont
stephntilly 2 years ago
@stephntilly .......Im not going to waste my time on a dim witted ass hole like you.... Good day to you xp
RowdyJumper93 2 years ago
@whitestarline08 when does he bucking? i can´t see a szene where he is bucking..
WuuhuXD 1 year ago
@WuuhuXD its only a little kick, nothing too big
whitestarline08 1 year ago
@whitestarline08 yes..but he does it when he should makes a flying chance...and i have seen many horses which make that...;)
WuuhuXD 1 year ago