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Scholarly Equestrian
Is Dressage Dying?
Dressage has always been known as the art of riding — a sport built on harmony, balance, and respect between horse and rider. But across the world, something is shifting. Spectator numbers are declining. Memberships are slipping. And more people than ever are asking uncomfortable questions about where modern dressage is heading. In this video, we explore what’s really happening to dressage — from the rise of the musical freestyle and its impact on classical training, to growing concerns about horse welfare, young horse development, and public perception of the...
2026-02-03
10 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Gelding Older Horses: The Hidden Dangers You NEED to Know
Many believe it was just bad timing… but for an older horse, gelding can be incredibly risky. 💔 Was this tragedy unavoidable, or was it rushed? Let’s talk about what really might have happened. #HorseTalk #EquestrianNews #DressageCommunity #HorseCare #FYP
2025-11-10
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Why Did Jovian Die? The Controversy After His Gelding
In this video, we take an in-depth look at the heartbreaking story of Jovian, the renowned dressage stallion who tragically died at just 11 years old following his gelding procedure. Jovian’s passing shocked the equestrian world, and in this discussion, we explore the possible reasons behind his late gelding, including Fragile Foal Syndrome, a serious genetic condition that can be passed to foals and often leads to euthanasia due to severe connective tissue issues. We also examine the life of stallions in the dressage world—often isolated, restricted from normal social interaction, and some...
2025-11-04
07 min
Scholarly Equestrian
The Master Behind Reiner Klimke: The Story of Willi Schultheis
In this video, we take a rare look at Willi Schultheis, one of the most influential figures in classical dressage history. Known as “The Quiet Master,” Schultheis helped shape the foundation of modern German dressage, guiding riders toward true harmony, softness, and feel. Watch as he performs Grand Prix movements with remarkable ease, demonstrating a forward, giving hand and a horse that moves with a beautifully open throatlatch — light, balanced, and completely in tune with the rider. Even though no rider’s position is ever perfect, Schultheis’s riding remains a masterclass in communicat...
2025-10-27
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
The True Story of Monica Spencer’s Horse Artist — and How It All Began
He was bred to race… not to make history. 🖤 This is the incredible true story of Monica Spencer and her Thoroughbred partner, Artist — a horse who rose from quiet New Zealand paddocks to the biggest 5⭐ stages in the world. From humble beginnings to the Maryland 5 Star, this is a journey of trust, courage, and belief — proof that the heart of a Thoroughbred can still outshine the most expensive warmbloods. Join me as we explore how one rider’s faith turned an unlikely horse into a global even...
2025-10-25
10 min
Scholarly Equestrian
💔 Remembering The Foreman Phillip Dutton’s OTTB!
Today we remember one of the greatest eventing horses of our time — The Foreman, affectionately known as Chip. 💔 Phillip Dutton’s incredible partner, The Foreman, was more than a champion event horse — he was a teacher, a friend, and a legend in American eventing history. From his humble beginnings as an off-the-track Thoroughbred at Charles Town Races to competing at Burghley Horse Trials, Kentucky Three-Day Event, and winning Fair Hill International, Chip’s journey is a story of courage, connection, and the true heart of eventing. Under the care of...
2025-10-25
07 min
Scholarly Equestrian
He’s Gone… Remembering Vivaldi, The Stallion Who Defined Dressage
Today, we say goodbye to one of the most influential dressage stallions of our time — Vivaldi, the KWPN Preferent sire whose legacy continues to shape modern dressage breeding around the world. Vivaldi wasn’t just a breeding phenomenon. He was a horse who moved with poetry, who passed on brilliance, lightness, and expression to generations of dressage stars. From Vitalis to Desperado, Dream Boy, Expression, and Geniaal — his sons and grandsons define today’s FEI arenas. But behind that success was a stallion known for his kind temperament, natural charisma, and the unmistakable “Vivaldi lo...
2025-10-23
11 min
Scholarly Equestrian
The FEI wants to Let Bleeding Horses Keep Competing?!
This is one of the most important conversations we’ve ever had on this channel. The FEI — the international governing body for equestrian sport — has proposed a controversial new rule that would allow horses showing blood from tack or rider aids to remain in competition, as long as the bleeding is considered “minor” or “unintentional.” For decades, equestrian sport has stood on a promise: horse welfare comes first. That meant a clear, simple rule — if a horse is bleeding, they stop. No debate. No excuses.
2025-10-22
15 min
Scholarly Equestrian
She Took a Racehorse to the World Stage — The Monica Spencer Story!
In this powerful and emotional biography, we dive deep into the life and journey of Monica Spencer, one of New Zealand’s most inspiring event riders — and a woman who’s redefining what’s possible with a Thoroughbred. 🇳🇿 Monica’s story is more than just an equestrian success tale. It’s about heart over breeding, grit over glamour, and faith over doubt. In a sport increasingly dominated by elite warmbloods, Monica stood her ground — proving that a horse’s worth isn’t written in its pedigree, but in its passion. Her partners...
2025-10-21
14 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Thoroughbred Just Shocked the Warmbloods at Maryland 5★
In this video, you’ll get to watch the full dressage test and cross-country round from Artist, a 14-year-old off-the-track Thoroughbred who just made history at the Maryland 5★ Three-Day Event. Ridden by New Zealand’s Monica Spencer, Artist defied all expectations — outscoring many of the world’s top Warmbloods in the dressage phase with a stunning score of 23.7, and then going clear across the demanding cross-country course, ultimately finishing second overall at one of the toughest five-star events in the world. This wasn’t just a competition; it was a sta...
2025-10-20
19 min
Scholarly Equestrian
🐎 A Thoroughbred Beats the Warmbloods?! Artist Stuns the Maryland 5⭐ Dressage! 🏆
When was the last time you saw an off-the-track Thoroughbred leading a 5-Star three-day event? At the 2025 Maryland 5⭐, Monica Spencer and her incredible Thoroughbred Artist did the unthinkable — outscoring some of the world’s top Warmbloods to take the lead after dressage. This is the story of heart, harmony, and the quiet determination of a horse who wasn’t bred for dressage… but proved that courage, trust, and partnership can outshine bloodlines. ❤️ Join us as we relive their breathtaking performance, explore Artist’s journey from racetrack t...
2025-10-19
04 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Is This Training… or Abuse? The Truth About Toxic Trainers in the Horse World
In this powerful and emotional video, we dive deep into a hidden truth the horse world has ignored for far too long — the rise of toxic trainers and the lasting damage they cause to riders, horses, and the entire equestrian community. 🐴💔 From mental and emotional manipulation to abusive “training” methods disguised as discipline, this documentary-style narration explores how fear and silence have allowed toxicity to thrive in barns around the world. Why do so many riders stay quiet? Why do we keep excusing cruelty under the label of “tough lo...
2025-10-18
06 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Judge Hodgkins Caught in HORRIFIC Horse Abuse Scandal
The footage was so horrifying… we can’t even show it. 💔 A horse, strapped to a saddle, its head tied down, a backing dummy on its back — left alone in a pen, struggling. And the person responsible? Showing producer and judge Mr. Hodgkins. A judge — someone trusted to uphold horse welfare — caught on video committing unthinkable cruelty. The video has now been viewed over half a million times, sparking outrage across the equestrian world. Memberships have been suspended, investigation...
2025-10-17
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
“He Changed My Life Forever” — Genay Vaughn’s Emotional Farewell to Donarweiss 🕊️
💔 Farewell to Donarweiss GGF (2001–2025) — the American-bred Hanoverian stallion who carried Genay Vaughn to international success and captured the hearts of dressage fans around the world. This emotional tribute video looks back at his incredible journey — from a talented young prospect at Greengate Farms to a Grand Prix champion and cherished partner at Starr Vaughn Equestrian. Together, Genay and Donarweiss achieved international medals, U25 triumphs, and a lifelong bond built on trust and heart. More than just a competitor, Donarweiss was a teacher, a friend, and a legacy in motion...
2025-10-15
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Charlotte Dujardin’s First International Ride Since Suspension!!!
Charlotte Dujardin has officially returned to the international dressage arena — and the world is watching. In this video, we take a hard look at her first ride back after suspension, aboard Imhotep’s son, Brave Heart, at the 2025 Wellington CDI3*. While many celebrated her comeback, others in the community are far from happy — raising serious questions about accountability, welfare, and what this means for the future of our sport. This footage captures Charlotte Dujardin’s first international test since her ban, marking a deeply polarizing moment in modern dressage history. Was this comeback too soon...
2025-10-13
06 min
Scholarly Equestrian
isabell werth
This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This video is fully transformative and created in accordance with YouTube’s Content Reuse Policy under the Content Reuse Act. It includes original narration, commentary, educational context, visual edits, and added value through storytelling and analysis. No content is simply re-uploaded. #horse #horses #horsecare #horsenews #equestrian
2025-10-10
09 min
Scholarly Equestrian
chacoon blue
This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This video is fully transformative and created in accordance with YouTube’s Content Reuse Policy under the Content Reuse Act. It includes original narration, commentary, educational context, visual edits, and added value through storytelling and analysis. No content is simply re-uploaded. #horse #horses #horsecare #horsenews #equestrian
2025-10-07
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Crisis and Comeback: Madrid Horse Week Axed, Charlotte Dujardin Rides Again Internationally
2025 has already proven to be a dramatic year for the world of dressage. In this video, we dive deep into two major stories shaking the equestrian world: the shocking cancellation of Madrid Horse Week, including its FEI World Cup qualifier, and the highly anticipated international comeback of Charlotte Dujardin at CDI Wellington Heckfield. From the administrative challenges that led to Madrid’s cancellation, to the ripple effects on riders and the FEI Western Europe League, we cover every angle. Then, we explore Charlotte Dujardin’s journey from suspension to redemption, riding her new hors...
2025-10-07
09 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Could YOUR Horse Test Positive for STEROIDS from Just from Eating Hay?!
🚨 Did you know YOUR horse could test positive for a banned steroid just from eating hay, grass, or weeds in the pasture? A shocking new study has revealed that horses can ingest ecdysterone, an anabolic steroid on the banned substances list, through completely normal feedstuffs — including hay, common weeds, and even some commercial feeds. In this video, we dive deep into the research from Queensland University of Technology and explore: ✅ How ecdysterone ends up in hay, weeds, and horse feeds ✅ Why innocent horses may test positive in drug scre...
2025-10-03
12 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Full Report Revealed: The HORRIFIC Methods Cesar Parra Used on Horses
The full FEI Tribunal report into Cesar Parra’s horrific abuse of horses has finally been released—and it is worse than anyone imagined. For decades, whispers circulated about his cruel methods, but now the evidence is public, detailed, and undeniable. This 30-minute documentary walks you through the shocking findings: the whips, the spurs, the shackles, the pulley systems, and the torment inflicted on horses forced into fear and submission. Parra has shown no remorse. Instead, he continues to deny and deflect while the world of dressage is left outraged and disgusted. This is not training—it is abuse. And it...
2025-10-02
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
🚨 USEF’s New Blood Rule: Fair Play or Huge Mistake?
The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) has officially updated the blood rule—and it’s causing a wave of controversy in the horse world. In this video, Kristen Beck breaks down the rule change, explains why dressage decided to opt out, and dives deep into the growing debate over horse welfare, fair play, and the future of equestrian sport. 🏇 What we cover in this video: ✅ What the new USEF blood rule actually says ✅ Why dressage kept the old version of the rule
2025-10-02
09 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Blood Rule Controversy: Ashley Holzer’s Horse Stopped by Blood Rule
in today’s video, we take a closer look at an incident involving Ashley Holzer and Hansel, where the blood rule was enforced. Many of you have asked how often this rule comes into play, and unfortunately, it happens more often than some might expect. We also discuss why we are not supportive of the “dab and see if it goes away” rule, especially in three-day eventing and show jumping. Pulmonary issues can be serious, and if a horse is bleeding from the nose, it’s not something that should be dismissed. When scoped...
2025-10-02
04 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Happy Athlete or Silent Victim? The Welfare Question in Equestrian Sport
Can horses truly enjoy sport — or are we only telling ourselves they do? 🐎 In this powerful 30-minute documentary-style video, we dive into the debate raised at the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Congress 2025: how can we show the public — and ourselves — that horses benefit from equestrian sport when welfare is prioritized? Featuring insights from leading experts including Professor Madeleine Campbell, Peter “Spike” Milligan, and Roly Owers of World Horse Welfare, this video explores: ✅ The ethics of using horses in sport ✅ What a...
2025-10-02
11 min
Scholarly Equestrian
RIP Jovian 💔 The World Champion Dressage Stallion Gone Too Soon
With great sadness, we share the news of the passing of Jovian, the extraordinary dressage stallion ridden by Andreas Helgstrand, who passed away on September 4, 2025 due to complications following a gelding procedure Eurodressage . Jovian, an 11-year-old KWPN stallion by Apache out of Zinith (Tango x Fruhling), was fondly bred by E. Ten Bosch Eurodressage . Though initially not accepted at the 2017 KWPN stallion licensing, he went on to earn approval from multiple studbooks—including Oldenburg, Hanover, Westphalia, Danish Warmblood, and Selle Français...
2025-09-06
10 min
Scholarly Equestrian
The Shocking Elimination of Andrew Gould & Indigro that Rocked the European Championships
At the 2023 European Dressage Championships, a moment unfolded that sent shockwaves through the sport. British rider Andrew Gould and his talented stallion Indigro were eliminated after the Ground Jury spotted blood in the horse’s mouth. It was a tough moment, heartbreaking for the rider and his team—but also a turning point. Many are now asking: could this mark the beginning of the FEI standing more firmly for horse welfare? In this video, we take you through the story of Indigro’s elimination—what happened, why it mattered, and how it reflects a deeper...
2025-08-29
05 min
Scholarly Equestrian
FEI Too Slow? Ricardo Reis Doping Ban Raises Big Questions in Dressage
Portuguese Grand Prix rider Ricardo Vinhas Reis has been suspended for 18 months after his horse, Lord das Faisas, tested positive for banned substances at the CDI Esposende in September 2024. The test revealed Nandrolone and Nandrolone laurate—anabolic steroids that build muscle, speed up recovery, and can push a horse beyond safe limits. These drugs are banned under FEI Anti-Doping Rules to protect both fairness and horse welfare. But here’s the question many riders and fans are asking: why did it take the FEI more than four mont...
2025-08-27
03 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Eventing Heartbreak: Sarah Yorke Dies After Fall in Competition
On August 8, 2025, the equestrian world was struck by tragedy. Sarah Yorke, 37, a passionate and dedicated British eventing rider, lost her life during the BE100 at the Aston-le-Walls Horse Trials in Northamptonshire. Riding her trusted horse MGH Hera, Sarah fell at the third fence, and despite immediate medical attention, she could not be saved. Her horse was unharmed, returning safely to the stables. Sarah was more than a competitor—she was a devoted mother, a primary school teacher, and a beloved member of the equestrian community. She had recently achieved success in the BE90 cl...
2025-08-17
05 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Why does Equestrian Sport Need Independent Oversight to Thrive?
Are we truly putting horses first in equestrian sport—or is winning taking priority? 🐎 In this powerful, feature-length investigation, we explore why independent oversight is essential for the future of horse sport. Drawing on expert research, welfare science, and real-world examples, this documentary-style video reveals the cultural and structural issues threatening equine welfare—and how independent review could change everything. From tight nosebands to harsh training practices, from governing body conflicts of interest to the science-backed solutions that could protect horses, we dig deep into the truth that the sport can no longer ignore...
2025-08-16
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
16 year old RISKED everything to SAVE HORSES from the FLAMES!!
🔥 16-Year-Old Blanka Bodi Saves 4 Horses from a Barn Fire in Hungary 🔥 When a barn fire broke out in Szarvas, Hungary, 16-year-old showjumper Blanka Bodi didn’t hesitate. With smoke filling the air and flames closing in, she ran into the burning stable again and again—leading four terrified horses to safety. In this emotional and inspiring story, you’ll see how a young rider’s quick thinking, calm under pressure, and deep love for animals turned what could have been tragedy into a moment of true heroism. In...
2025-08-14
08 min
Scholarly Equestrian
When Olympic Horsemanship Was an Art—The 1948 Reel That Survived
Step back in time to December 12, 1948, when Olympic-era horsemanship was still a true art form. This rare surviving reel from Captain Vladimir S. Littauer’s instructional film catalog captures a moment in equestrian history that is now almost lost forever. Filmed at Sweet Briar College and preserved thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Helen Groves of the King Ranch, this is Part 3 of a 4-part series—with the other reels tragically destroyed by vinegar syndrome. Littauer’s own notes tell us: “During the 2nd jump by Merson, the horse double engages but spreads.”
2025-08-12
07 min
Scholarly Equestrian
When Welfare Wins: Denmark’s Brave New Double Bridle Rule for Horses
In September 2025, Denmark will take a bold step that could reshape the future of competitive dressage. The Danish Equestrian Federation (DRF) has announced that double bridles will be banned in all dressage competitions below Level 4 — roughly equivalent to Advanced Medium in Britain or Fourth Level in the U.S. This isn’t just a small rule tweak. It’s part of a sweeping welfare-first reform package that also makes nosebands optional at all levels and permits bitless bridles or soft hackamores in lower-level dressage. Backed by veterinarians, researchers, and equestrian professionals, these changes are de...
2025-08-09
07 min
Scholarly Equestrian
The HISTORY behind mounting your horse from the LEFT!!
🚀 Why Do We Mount Horses from the Left? | Horseback Riding Tips & History 🐴 Hey horse friends! 🐎 Have you ever wondered why we traditionally mount horses from the left side? In this video, I dive into the historical reasons behind this practice and why it originated with knights and military riders. But does tradition mean we have to stick to it? 🤔 I also share why I train my horses to mount and dismount from both sides, including practical reasons like preventing spinal imbalance and preparing for potential injuries. Plus, I explain th...
2025-03-14
02 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Don’t take horses TAILS!
"New Rule for Horse Owners? 🐴 Should Braiding Be Mandatory?" There’s talk of making it mandatory to braid horse tails—but what about docked or cut tails? 🤔 Since there’s not enough hair to braid, this could change how people manage their horses. Should braiding be required, or is there a better way? Let’s discuss! 🐎💬 Subscribe for more equestrian insights! 🐴✨ #HorseCare #TailBraiding #EquestrianLife #HorseLovers This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of e...
2025-03-04
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
No Tails at horse Shows?? Let us know your thoughts!
"Should You Dock a Horse’s Tail? 🚫🐎 The Truth About Tail Docking" Some horse owners are choosing to dock tails instead of braiding to keep them out of harnessing—but is this the right approach? 🤔 In this short, we discuss the impact of tail docking, why some people do it, and better alternatives for keeping your horse comfortable and functional. 🐴💡 Like & follow for more horse care tips! 🐎✨ #HorseCare #TailDocking #EquestrianTips #HorseLovers This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance...
2025-03-03
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
No TAILS at Horse Shows??? Horses are Losing them!!
Why Are Horses Losing Their Tails at Horse Shows? | The Importance of a Horse's Tail Hey everyone! Today's video covers a surprising and controversial issue happening at draft horse shows in England—horses are showing up without tails! But why is this happening, and what are event organizers doing about it? 🤔 🐴 Why Are Horse Tails So Important? A horse’s tail isn’t just for looks—it plays a crucial role in their health, communication, and comfort: ✅ Protects from flies that carry bacteria a...
2025-03-03
02 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Why Eric Lamaze is BANNED!!
Its about time for Eric Lamaze to be banned!!In this video we discuss why he is banned and our thoughts on it. 00:00 intro 00:10 eric lamaze banned 00:20 how long is eric lamaze banned for This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This video is fully transformative and created in accordance with YouTube’s Content Reuse Policy under the Content Reuse Act. I...
2025-02-12
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Chromatic BF Cause of Death and FEI Rule changes
After a length USEF investigation we are finally getting to the truth behind Chromatic BFs cause of death and some new rule changes that the FEI are going to make as a result. I am very grateful for Katy Branscombs perseverance to take her horses death and possibly make something positive come out of it. 00:00 intro 00:10 cause of death for chromatic BF 00:50 usef rule change This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fa...
2024-08-22
02 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Is the FEI cracking down on horse ABUSE! Charlotte Dujardin Case
is the FEI cracking down on horse abuse? This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This video is fully transformative and created in accordance with YouTube’s Content Reuse Policy under the Content Reuse Act. It includes original narration, commentary, educational context, visual edits, and added value through storytelling and analysis. No content is simply re-uploaded.
2024-07-31
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Charotte Dujardin Abuse video!!!
In this video we discuss our stance on the new allegations against charlotte dujardin!! This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This video is fully transformative and created in accordance with YouTube’s Content Reuse Policy under the Content Reuse Act. It includes original narration, commentary, educational context, visual edits, and added value through storytelling and analysis. No content is simply re-uploaded.
2024-07-25
02 min
Scholarly Equestrian
💰The WHO and WHY behind the FEI media rule!!
It has finally come out who is behind the new FEI media rule and why! Of course money is always involved somehow in the horse world. Watch this video to learn all about why we think the FEI inputted this new regulation. This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. 00:00 intro 00:10 FEI media rule 00:20 warren buff...
2024-05-08
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Fallon Tayor: Public Service announcement for Everyone!
When you show please never post at the time that you are away! Unfortunately, not everyone is nice and might take advantage of this. Fallon Taylor put a wonderful reminder about this on her tiktok. I commend Fallon Taylor for trying to protect other people!!! 00:00 intro 00:10 Fallon Taylor warning 00:20 Public Service warning This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. This vide...
2024-05-01
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Defender Kentucky 3 day event 5*: Yasmin Ingham takes lead and Will Coleman Withdraws from CCI4*
In the Defender Kentucky 3 day Event 5* Yasmin Ingham and Bonzai du Loir take the lead after the first day of dressage! In the Lexington Kentucky CCI4* Will Coleman and Chin Tonic Withdraw due to potential injury This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comment, and news reporting. 00:00 intro 00:10 Defender Kentucky 3 day event 5* 00:20 Yasm...
2024-04-27
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
What’s the real reason for banning TikTok?
The real reason for banning TikTok has to be for another reason other than National Security. To me our real security threat isn't a social media company its foreign countries buying our farmland. This means that they are in control of the resources that we need to live! 00:00 intro 00:10 foreign countries buying our farms 00:20 follow the money This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “Fair Use” for purposes of education, research, criticism, comm...
2024-03-25
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Aachen Severs Ties with Dressage Nations Cup!!
The show management at Aachen has decided to sever ties with Dressage Nations Cup. They managers at Aachen are upset that they cannot decide on their own who enters the show. A new ruling this year by the FEI has made it so that show managers for Nations Cup events have to invite all countries. This is a link to the rule: https://youtu.be/byaXG7ov9vQ 00:00 intro 00:10 aachen severs ties with nations cup 00:20 FEI new invitation rule This video...
2024-03-21
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
FEI new Nations Cup Invitation rule
The FEI has instituted a new Nations Cup Invitation Rule taking control away from the show organizers themselves and forcing them to invite all Nations. The show organizers can choose to have a maximum of 40 entries under this rule. I am very curious to see how dressage show organizers react to this new rule! 00:00 intro 00:10 New Nations Cup Invitation Rule 00:20 our thoughts on the new rule This video is for educational purposes and constitutes Fair Use under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made...
2024-03-21
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Katy Van Slyke and Seven: HEALTH risks and Privacy issues
I feel very sorry for Katy and Slyke and her horse Seven. It appears that people have been going into the vet hospital and taking pictures with him. This is not ok on so many levels! It is a violation of privacy for Katy Van Slyke and everyone else at the hospital. You are also risking bringing in viruses as well as bacteria. If you truly care about Seven and Katy Van Slyke you will stay away from her and her horses!!! 00:00 intro 00:20 visiting the foal seven in the hospital
2024-03-20
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Accusations REVEALED about suspended FEI Rider James Smith!
"Controversy at Horse Show: FEI Rider James Smith Allegedly Abuses Horse | What's Happening Behind the Scenes?" Hey, equestrian community. Today, we’re discussing an alarming incident that has recently come to light involving FEI Rider James Smith at a horse show in Spain. If you’re not familiar with the term, “wrapping” or “pulling” refers to when a rider strikes a horse—usually with a bamboo stick or whip—on the cannon bone as they jump. The goal is to make the horse tuck its legs more as it goes over the fence. It’s a controver...
2024-03-19
00 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Out of the box thinking SAVES premature foal!
Because of the hard work from the veterinarians at Auburn Veterinary SChool Tink the miracle Foal made a miraculous recovery. Tink was born extremely premature because her mother had placentitus. Her mother also unfortunately rejected her. The veterinarians at Auburn University knew that they had to do something to help this baby. It's joints weren't fully formed so they didn't want him walking a lot, but they knew he needed to build muscle. As a result they decided to swim her several times a day. After a few weeks Tink started to get stronger and now she is living...
2024-03-19
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
FEI rider Douglas Lindelow denies ALLEGATIONS!
Swedish Showjumper Douglas Lindelow Defends horse ABUSE allegations made last wednesday. As of right now the Swedish Equestrian Federation is investigating this as a possible criminal case. He is not currently banned with the FEI, but it might escalate to that if he is proven guilty. As of right now Douglas Lindelow is cooperating with the Police and the Swedish Equestrian Federation. We will continue to update people as this case unfolds. Under new FEI media rules we have to be careful what footage we post. once the footage becomes available of the...
2024-03-18
02 min
Scholarly Equestrian
FEI Rider James Smith Provisionally suspended from the FEI
ACCUSATIONS HAVE BEEN REVEALED: https://youtu.be/mh92NYxZaIU FEI show jumper James Smith has been provisionally suspended from the FEI and the British Equestrian Federation. Images have surfaced showing horse abuse at a Spanish Show Jumping event. A spokesman for the FEI has state that " The training methods depicted in the images have no place in our sport and are against any regulations. Therefore, they will not be tolerated. " Under new FEI media rules we have to be careful what footage we post. once the footage...
2024-03-17
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Scholarly Equestrian
Shane Rose Olympic Three day Eventer in the ICU!
A few days ago Olympic Level three day had a bad accident while he was schooling cross country. This comes just a few days after he won the Land Rover Horse of the Year CCI4* with 19 year old Virgil in New Zealand. Fortunately, there should be time for him to recover before the Olympics in Paris. Let's all rally behind him and hope that he has the best recovery possible. Horseback riding is dangerous unfortunately and we all know the risks, but we never want it to happen! "Sending Support to Shane Rose...
2024-03-15
01 min
Scholarly Equestrian
Brandon Cullins is the first MAN to win the American Rodeo Barrel Race
Brandon Collins Makes History! 🏆 First Man to Win Pro Barrel Racing at The American 🎉 Huge congratulations to Brandon Cullins for making history as the first man to win Pro Barrel Racing at The American! 🐎🔥 This is an incredible moment for the equestrian world, and we couldn’t be more excited to see records being broken! For those outside of the sport, some have asked: "How can men and women compete together in barrel racing?" Well, guess what? Equestrians have been doing this for generations! 💪 In disciplines like English riding, m...
2024-03-12
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