Live Streams

Replay our first ever live stream with Lisa Earley: award-winning saddle maker, rawhide braider, and respected horse trainer from NZ.

Before he steps into the Legacy of the Horse arena, join us for an open-mic conversation with Uruguayan horseman Geronimo Faggiani.

Legacy of the Horse live Q&A with Scottie Barclay—show-jump and colt-starting insights before the main event.

Legacy of the Horse live Q&A: meet wild card trainer Oliver Elson—trust-based colt-starting insights before the main event.

Legacy of the Horse live Q&A with Lily Santulli – versatile ranch roper and clinician shares calm performance tips before the big event.

Legacy of the Horse live Q&A with Kiara Stanley – float trainer and listener of the horse shares her quiet approach before the big event.

The first livestream block of Legacy of the Horse 2025 captures the excitement of the entire event’s opening day. We begin with the Opening Ceremony , welcoming spectators and setting the tone for a weekend of world-class colt starting and horsemanship. From there, the spotlight shifts to the Wild Card Horse Selection , where trainers are paired with the colts they’ll be working with — a defining moment that sets up the journey ahead. The session culminates in Wild Card Challenge Round One , a 90-minute round pen challenge where trainers step into the arena with their newly assigned horses. Viewers will see first impressions, early strategies, and the horsemanship skills that judges will be evaluating closely. This livestream not only introduces the competition but also allows audiences at home to experience the anticipation, the pairings, and the very first steps in building trust between horse and trainer.

In this clinic, Kiara Stanley tackles one of the most common challenges horse owners face: float loading. She demonstrates how to prepare your horse before approaching the float, how to use clear cues to reduce hesitation, and how to keep the process calm and structured from start to finish. Spectators will see practical strategies for addressing sticky moments, improving the horse’s understanding, and creating a smoother loading routine. Kiara highlights how good preparation, timing and clarity can turn float loading into a straightforward task rather than a stressful event. This livestream is ideal for riders and handlers wanting to develop a step-by-step system that makes float loading safer and more reliable.

In this clinic, Oliver Elson works through practical steps for preparing and guiding young horses. With a focus on clear communication and setting up good foundations, he demonstrates how groundwork can support later ridden work. Spectators will see how Oliver builds understanding in the horse, keeps the session organised, and works through common sticking points without unnecessary pressure. His approach highlights the value of preparation, consistency and small, achievable steps. This livestream gives viewers a chance to watch a thoughtful process unfold, offering ideas that can be adapted to horses at home.

In this clinic, Geronimo Faggiani focuses on the value of in-hand training as a foundation for both groundwork and ridden work. He shows how careful use of body position and timing can guide the horse toward better balance, rhythm and softness. Spectators will see how Geronimo uses simple but effective exercises to help the horse release tension, step under more freely, and prepare for movements that carry over into ridden performance. The session is about building skills in a clear, progressive way that horses can understand and carry with them into future training. This livestream offers riders practical methods they can bring into their own work, from improving basic communication to preparing for higher level exercises.

In Round Two of the Wild Card Challenge, trainers step back into the arena with the colts they were matched with earlier in the day. This session gives spectators the chance to see how each trainer has built on the first round, what changes have taken place, and how the horses are beginning to respond. The focus is on progress and adaptability. Trainers work to refine communication, guide the horses through new steps, and demonstrate the skills that judges are looking for as the competition develops. This livestream is where the story deepens. Viewers can compare approaches, watch horses grow in understanding, and see which trainers are positioning themselves strongly for the final rounds.

This session brings together the key moments of the day with recap interviews and the results from Round One and Round Two of the Wild Card Challenge. Trainers and judges reflect on the performances, sharing their thoughts on how the horses responded, what stood out in the arena and what challenges still lie ahead. Spectators will hear firsthand accounts of how the draw horses are progressing, which approaches are making the biggest impact and how the judges are assessing each round. This is where the stories behind the scores come to life, giving context and depth to the competition. Streaming live, the recap keeps viewers up to date with the standings while providing valuable insight into the journey of both horses and trainers.

The Final Round of the Wild Card Challenge is run in order of scores from lowest to highest, so the sequence of trainers may vary. Each competitor is given up to 40–45 minutes with their colt, meaning timing can shift depending on how the round unfolds. When it is Oliver Elson’s turn, viewers will see how his groundwork and starting methods have carried through from the earlier rounds. The focus is on how well the horse has retained the lessons from the past two days, and how Oliver adapts to new tasks in front of the judges. This session gives spectators a chance to watch Oliver’s complete approach come together under competition conditions, highlighting his ability to prepare, guide and support a young horse in a short timeframe.

The Final Round of the Wild Card Challenge is structured so trainers enter the arena in order of scores from lowest to highest. The order may vary on the day, with each trainer allowed up to 40–45 minutes, so timing can shift depending on how the round develops. When it is Geronimo Faggiani’s turn, spectators will see how his focus on balance and in-hand preparation carries through under pressure. This is the moment where groundwork and early handling meet new tasks in the pen, testing how well the colt has absorbed lessons from the previous rounds. Viewers will get a complete picture of Geronimo’s approach, his adaptability to challenges in the moment, and the progress the horse has made in a short period of time. Judges will be looking for signs of retention, responsiveness and steady development.

After two demanding days in the arena, the Wild Card Challenge concludes with the results presentation. Judges reveal their scores, explain the key elements they were looking for, and share insights into each trainer’s performance. Spectators will hear how the horses developed over the rounds, what moments stood out most, and how the judging criteria shaped the outcome. The announcement of the winner is the highlight of the session, as the top Wild Card trainer earns a place in the Championship Round alongside the invited competitors. This livestream not only closes the Wild Card competition but also sets the stage for the next phase of Legacy of the Horse, where the Championship begins.

This livestream captures the full start of the Championship at Legacy of the Horse 2025. It begins with the Running of the Horses, where the Championship trainers and the Wild Card winner draw their colts. The draw sets the stage for the next phase of competition, pairing each trainer with the horse they will guide through the final rounds. Following the draw, the spotlight shifts to Championship Round One. Each trainer enters the arena for a demanding 1 hour 45 minute session, working with their colt for the very first time. Viewers will see how the trainers introduce the horses to new tasks, establish early communication, and manage the pressures of the round pen under competition conditions. Judges are looking for adaptability, timing and a clear plan that supports the colt’s progress. The livestream concludes with recap interviews and the official results from Round One. Trainers and judges reflect on the performances, sharing insights into what worked, what challenges arose, and how the standings are shaping up for the next stage of the Championship.

In this masterclass, Dr Andrew McLean focuses on one of the most important stages in a young horse’s development: the installation of essential aids. Drawing on his background in equine science and behaviour, Andrew demonstrates how to introduce the basic cues that become the foundation of ridden training. Spectators will see how a young horse is taught to respond consistently to the primary aids — go, stop, turn and yield. The session highlights how applying learning theory makes training logical, effective and easier for the horse to understand. This livestream provides a clear, structured approach to colt starting, showing how to create the base every horse needs for future ridden work.

In this masterclass, Katrina Reid presents one of the most distinctive elements of her Little K Horsemanship program — teaching a horse to sit on the bean bag. This session shows how trust and preparation come together in a lighthearted but highly disciplined exercise. Spectators will see the step-by-step process of introducing a horse to an unfamiliar object, breaking the task down into manageable stages. Katrina explains how timing, release and clarity help the horse understand and remain relaxed while learning a completely new behaviour. This livestream offers an entertaining but educational look at how a creative challenge can strengthen the relationship between horse and handler, while reinforcing the importance of patience and consistency.

In this clinic, Lily Santulli demonstrates the foundation skills that support the colt starting process. Her approach shows how clear and consistent groundwork prepares a young horse for the steps that follow under saddle. Spectators will see how Lily builds the basics such as leading, yielding, stopping and responding to pressure. These fundamentals create understanding in the horse and make it easier to guide them through new challenges as their education develops. This livestream offers practical insight into the early stages of colt starting and provides a framework that can be applied to horses at different stages of training.

In this clinic, Scottie Barclay shows how poles and small jumps can be used as effective training tools. His approach demonstrates how these exercises help horses improve rhythm, develop balance and stay attentive to the rider. Spectators will see how Scottie introduces the horse to poles on the ground before progressing to small jumps, keeping the session clear and progressive. The focus is on setting up the horse to succeed while building confidence in both horse and rider. This livestream offers practical ideas for riders wanting to add variety to their training and use poles and jumping to support overall development.

In this masterclass, Lisa Earley demonstrates how to introduce the hackamore and use it as an effective piece of equipment for guiding young horses. She explains how the hackamore works, how to fit it correctly, and how to set up the first sessions so the horse understands what is being asked. Spectators will see how groundwork and ridden work can be combined to give the horse a clear introduction to the hackamore. The session shows how this traditional tool can improve communication and provide variety without relying on a bit. This livestream is valuable for riders wanting to expand their knowledge of traditional equipment and learn how to use the hackamore as part of their training program.

In this livestream, the Championship competitors return to the arena for the second round of colt starting. Each trainer works with their colt for up to 1 hour and 45 minutes, building on the foundation laid in Round One. Judges are watching closely to see how the horses have progressed, how much has been retained, and how the trainers adapt as the tasks increase in difficulty. Spectators will see how the trainers refine their approach, address new challenges, and develop a clearer picture of each colt’s ability to learn and respond under pressure. The livestream concludes with recap interviews and the official results of Round Two. Trainers and judges share insights into the round, highlight standout performances, and discuss how the standings are shaping up ahead of the final stage of the Championship.

This livestream closes Day 3 with interviews and the official results from Championship Round Two. Trainers reflect on their sessions in the arena, sharing what went well, what challenges they faced, and how their colts responded to the second day of competition. Judges provide context to the scores, explaining the qualities they are rewarding and the key elements they observed in each round. Spectators will gain a clearer picture of how the standings are shaping up and what to expect heading into the final stage of the Championship. The recap ties together the highlights of Round Two, offering behind-the-scenes perspective while delivering the latest results.

The final day of Legacy of the Horse 2025 begins with a unique opportunity to hear directly from the judges. In these mini-talks, each judge explains what they will be watching for in the Championship Final Rounds, how they apply the scoring system, and what horsemanship qualities stand out most in the pen. Spectators will gain valuable insight into how judges evaluate both horse and trainer, what improvements matter from round to round, and how subtle details can affect the overall score. These talks set the tone for the day and give viewers a clearer understanding of the standards guiding the competition.

The Championship Final Rounds are run in order that will be decided during the event, so the sequence of trainers may change. Each competitor is allocated around one hour with their colt, giving spectators the chance to see the full depth of their approach in the pen. When it is Lisa Earley’s turn, the focus is on how she brings her skills with the hackamore and her steady foundation work into the Championship setting. This round tests how well the colt has carried lessons forward, how Lisa adapts to new tasks under the eye of the judges, and how she balances clarity with progression in a limited timeframe. This livestream captures Lisa’s Championship run in its entirety, offering spectators an inside look at her training style and the progress her colt makes through the final round.

The Championship Final Rounds run in an order that is set during the event, so the sequence of trainers may vary. Each competitor is given around one hour with their colt, providing time to demonstrate their complete process in the arena. When it is Scottie Barclay’s turn, spectators will see how his background in pole work and jumping influences his training style. This round tests how he builds on the colt’s earlier preparation, adapts to new challenges in front of the judges, and maintains a clear progression within the timeframe. This livestream offers a full look at Scottie’s Championship performance, showing how he applies his methods to guide a young horse through the decisive stage of the event.

The closing livestream of Legacy of the Horse 2025 brings the event to a conclusion with interviews and the official results from the Championship Final Rounds. Trainers reflect on their colt starting journey across the event, sharing the highlights, challenges and lessons learned in the pen. Judges provide their final insights, explaining the qualities they were looking for, what stood out in the Championship rounds, and how the scoring shaped the final placings. Spectators will experience the anticipation of the awards presentation as the Legacy of the Horse Champion is crowned. This livestream ties together four days of colt starting, masterclasses and competition, giving viewers the chance to reflect on the event’s biggest moments and celebrate the winners.