Elisa Wallace is a professional four star three day eventer, American Mustang trainer, and Youtuber based out of Jasper, Georgia, USA.
In 2017, I uploaded more than 100 videos that add up to over 1,500 minutes of content. That’s a lot. Looking back over the past year, its fun to see which videos earned the most attention. Check out my top ten most-watched videos of 2017. Any surprises? Do you have a video that didn’t make the list? Let me know in the comments below. Continue reading “Ten Top Videos from 2017 You May Have Missed”
Very proud of Emit conquering his very first cross country in the Novice Horse division at the Rocking Horse Winter II Horse Trials in Altoona, FL. Emit is a great mustang ambassador, showing people that mustang come in every shape, size, and color.
#SaveAHorseRideAMustang
Since this was Indy’s first training, I decided to school him through the water first. So I made a little detour (which is completely allowed.) He did get a little confused (fussing a little because he was distracted by the other jumps). Once he got his feet wet, he was then very brave to drop in the water. Success! Very proud of him as he was very game and really seemed to enjoy it!
Hwin did so well in her first event since last march! She didn’t miss a beat and was very happy and confident at the Rocking Horse Winter II Horse Trials.
First helmet cam video of the season! Simply Priceless was so good on cross country at the $100,000 Land Rover Wellington Eventing Showcase. Excellent training for our first Badminton in just a few short months. #GoJohnnyGo
A little more about my dressage test, and thoughts on cross country at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event. It’s interesting to hear the thoughts of my groom and father on my ‘process’ as I prepare for cross country day at this level of competition.
Finally (there’s more to this story, which I will share in a future vlog), but a lost hemet cam sends my husband on a mission down treacherous roads in bad weather. He got me the helmet cam but, unlike Johnny, his car ‘Klaus’ is not built for cross country.
NOTE: Apologies to my friend Leighton Mays, who’s name is mis-spelled in the video.
