Leading Ride - Oliver Townend and Cooley Rosalent Maryland 5 Star Cross-Country

Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill
Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill
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Published 2023-10-22
All Comments (21)
  • @348Tobico
    You can tell the mare loves the partnership and mutual trust. And that girl has a beautiful gallop! The way she collected herself or changed leads was an art form in itself! Hopefully many years of happy competing to both horse and rider!
  • @singlewhitefemale1707
    I used to ride cross country, but im old now. Watching this amazing mare brings me back to my precious hey days! Thank you for showing this to the world! Us old riders still get a thrill out of seeing younger people living the dream!❤❤❤❤
  • @sabrasandee543
    That mare is beautiful and friggin AMAZING! Awesome job you two!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
  • @vintagelady1
    This mare is incredible, you can see how she loves the jumping & at the young age of 9 he trusts her so much. Can't believe this is only her second %*, but I guess when you have wings, you fly!
  • @robynewachter4323
    A very skilled quiet rider and a very big heart in that mare. She gives her all. Such quiet lead changes and speed changes. They made this difficult course appear easy 🐎♥️
  • @calvinbass1839
    Such an athletic mare! You can tell she loves her job. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
  • @annakisfaludinebaan
    It is a difficult course and the rider is very skilled. This horse is beautiful!
  • @1950Archangel
    What a beautiful little horse -- and such a goer!! GREAT riding! Fantastic course! And you could just SEE the trust she had in him: lovely to see!!!
  • @virginiavollmar1429
    We guessed Cooley was a 5 year old gelding. What a BEAUTIFUL surprise. She was game for every minute of that ride. Thank you both.
  • @donnafarmer3904
    Phenomenal ride. Spectacular mare. Talented, young, athletic and a beautiful sight to behold.
  • @doannad.1518
    I love it. Do not tell a mare when she is wrong, but certainly tell her when she is right.
  • @linaknuth-winterfeldt7685
    Wow! That horse is ambidextrous - looks as if she jumps equally well on both leads, and for the most part does nice lead changes... and then.. she has her ears forwards the whole time.