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Tag Archives: canter
Gideon’s Hunter/Jumper Clinic Prep: It All Starts Here
Bill Moroney holds an impressive list of credentials in the equestrian world. He is currently the president of the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association, sits on the U.S. Equestrian Federation Board of Directors, and is a past chairman of the USEF … Continue reading
Posted in gideon, Natural Hunter/Jumpers, Sport Horses... Naturally!
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Polishing the Ring…A walk with Grace
I have to say sometimes I wish I had an extra 6 hours in the day to write down all the things that transpire in the course of a day. The story would be pretty immaculate. Take this story for … Continue reading
Posted in Living With Friesians, Medieval Games, Natural Friesian Training
Tagged arena, canter, cavaletti, course of a day, deserved attention, Friesian, horses, lead by example, leadership, mane, medieval games, natural friesian, pasture, reeds, running in hand, trot in hand, xenophon
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Remmelt Friesian Stallion
Thanks go out again to Tonya, our beloved Gracie’s breeder, for sending more photographs. These are of Remmelt, Gracie’s Granddaddy on her mother’s side. Enjoy! Â Â
Like Father, Like Daughter
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Tagged anne 340, canter, cantering, Friesian, friesian horse photo, friesian horse photography, friesian horse picture, gallop, galloping, horse, photo, photography, picture
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Wintertime Fitness
We were asked “what do you do in winter to keep the horses fit?” That is a very important question. We get winter ice and snow but we don’t have an indoor arena on the farm. We need to come … Continue reading
Posted in Horse Training Basics, Winter Horse Riding
Tagged beneficial effects, building tools, canter, carrot stretches, equitation, equitation excercises, excercises, fitness training, foundation work, haunches, hillwork, indoor arena, lateral work, roundpen, sandy beach, snow and ice, spanish walk, speed work, winter ice
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