Videos tagged with "bay"

Working Delta 1/9/12 [03:47]
This is Delta my pole bending horse. She used to barrel race but she started not enjoying it. Please subscribe :)
Tags: horse, barrel, race, Horses, Quarter, Bay, Palomino, equestrian, Equestrianism (Sport), st, Horse Racing (Sport), Jumping, Jumping (horse), Riding, Pony, Dressage, Hunter, Western, Arabian, Horseback, Saddle, Pleasure, Training, Equine, Eventing, Thorough

8/12/12 Gymkhana Horse Show [03:57]
Had a great day got four 1st places and one 4th place! I won a halter for highpoint and won $3 from a bet with my trainer that I would beat her! In the video it ended up backwards so its last event to the first event (: Times & Placings: Barrels: 20.519 + 2 - 4th place Speed Barrels: 10.792 - 1st place Birangle: 16.511 - 1st place Single Stake: 10.202 - 1st place (Broke arena record from last month :D) Poles 2: 25.005 - 1st place
Tags: flipshare, equestrian, barrel, racing, western, riding, chevpass, horses, Boomer101kay, dont, blink, ellen, elbisi, training, single, stake, pole, bending, speed, barrels, pony, bay, horse, pink, watsonville, saddlites, gymkhana, show, august, 12th, 2012,

Denny Velazquez Helmet Jockey Cam at Canterbury Park [01:48]
Jockey Denny Velazquez rides TWO LEFT SHOES to a 3rd place finish in this $25000 claiming race at Canterbury Park on July 21st, 2012. The distance of the race was six and one half furlongs and there was a final time of 1:16.55. TWO LEFT SHOES is a Louisiana bred, bay gelding, by Wildcat Shoes out of Contemplative (Native Uproar). He is owned by Winchester Place Thoroughbreds LLC and Gary Scherer, also trained by Gary Scherer. Special thanks to jockey Denny Velazquez for wearing the helmet cam!
Tags: horse race, canterbury park, helmet cam, gopro, equisight, denny velazquez, jockey, race horse, horse racing, jockey cam

Beverley one year (( we found love )) [03:24]
Read description please! & don't forget to sub4sub! =) I do not claim ownership to the audio in any way, all copyright goes toward it's intended owner/s. this is a non-profit video. I am really late uploading this, like a month late. It took forever to get the clips together and I couldn't find the version of this song that I wanted so I used this instead, I literally spent forever trying to find it and then gave up. I'm not overly pleased with how this video turned out, not my best work at all. Oh well, it shows various clips throughout the past year and a bit. There's like no clips from September 2011 - April 2012 as we were going through a really rough time and I had my accident before Christmas so before/after that things were not great tbh. So the first bareback clip in the purple hoodie is around the time I started gaining confidence back, and the first jumping clips of us together/first canter were mid April 2012 when I truly started riding again, and those were our first jumps and canter together. I had not cantered or jumped in over a year due to various reasons. I hugged her after because I was SO beyond proud of her and how far we both have come. After that we've started truly making progress. It has been a long and bumpy road to get to where we are now, and the road from here won't be easy either, but it is so worth it every single day. I don't know what I would be doing without this mare. I don't think I would have any serious goals for myself or my future if ...
Tags: mare, horse, equine, equestrian, one year. anniversary, hunter, hunters, free lunge, liberty, trot, trotting, canter, jump, jumps, jumping, training, project, lesson, riding lesson, horseback riding, tb, thoroughbred, ottb, off the track, bay, 17.2hh, eng

New York Watch: Palice Malice [01:35]
Palace Malice became the first North American winner sired by multiple Horse of the Year Curlin with a dominant 3-½ length maiden score Saturday at Saratoga Race Course. The Dogwood Stable color-bearer will now be pointed for the Grade 2, $300000 Three Chimneys Hopeful on Monday, September 3. Sent out by Saratoga leading trainer Todd Pletcher, Palace Malice was making his second career start. In his debut on July 5 at Belmont Park going five furlongs, the bay colt had a rough trip and raced greenly through the stretch, placing second to the promising Carried Interest by a half length, with 6 ¾ lengths separating him and the third-place finisher. In Saturday's seventh race, an $80000 maiden event at 6 ½ furlongs on the dirt, Palace Malice broke alertly, tracked a swift pace while running three wide down the backstretch, took over on the turn, and cruised home to an easy victory under jockey Javier Castellano, while still running somewhat greenly through the stretch. He paid $2.70 to win for a $2 wager as the overwhelming 1-5 favorite in the field of seven. "We expected him to run well like he did first time out and maybe improve, but you never take anything for granted in this business," said Pletcher, who leads the Saratoga meet with 14 victories through Saturday. "He's still learning, and we were happy to see him win like this. It's exciting to see a colt that is bred the way he is to show the kind of speed that he has, and you would think he would only improve as the ...
Tags: New, York, Watch, Palice, Malice, saratoga, nyra, horse, racing, maiden, pletcher, castellano