Equitation
Equitation Equitation is a more formal word for horse-back riding. Equitation classes are classes at horse shows that ... opposed to the performance of the horse. Equitation classes occur in the Hunt seat, Saddleseat, Dressage, and Western disciplines. A good equitation rider is always in good balance ...
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Equitation   (translated from German)
Equitation Equitation, also classical equitation, is a riding system for Pferde , that ... of contents Principles Important principles of the equitation are the freiwillige cooperation of the horse ... according to the principles of the classical equitation can be divided roughly in three ...
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Horsemanship   (translated from French)
Horsemanship Horsemanship: to cross a brook horsemanship is one sport of full air (except for horse-gear). This sport has the characteristic to join together in a homogeneous unit, 2 entities as different as a human being and one équidé, generally one cheval . Synopsis Origin of the word The word horsemanship ...
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Pirouette (equitation)   (translated from German)
Pirouette (equitation) The authority at this article is unsettled ... discussion side of this article: Discussion:Pirouette (equitation). The suspicion should confirm itself and be ... 21:40, 20 November 2005 (CET) Pirouette (equitation) One rides pirouetten as walking or Galopppirouette ...
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Bit (horsemanship)   (translated from French)
Bit (horsemanship) This article is one outline to supplement , you can share your knowledge in modifying. bit is one mouth whose specificity is to be placed in the mouth of horse to lead it and regulate its pace. Synopsis General description Generally, the bits are in metal . They can also be ...
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Gallop (horsemanship)   (translated from French)
Gallop (horsemanship) gallop is one pace jumped, rocked, diagonal and asymmetrical at three unequal times follow-ups of a phase of projection. This pace goes on average at 21 kilometers per hour but can exceed 60 kilometers per hour on the racecourses! Gallop on the racecourse Synopsis The mechanism of the ...
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Saddle (horsemanship)   (translated from French)
Saddle (horsemanship) saddle indicate the part out of leather placed on the back of one horse and on which a rider assoie when it goes up on the it-last. The saddle is made up of several parts: the pommel (all with before), the seat (left where one assoie), the troussequin ...
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Trec (horsemanship)   (translated from French)
... time, the notes reward equipment adapted to equitation in outside, ready to ensure the safety ...
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Martingale (horsemanship)   (translated from French)
Martingale (horsemanship) In equitation , one martingale is one enrênement. It is ...
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Icelandic horsemanship   (translated from French)
Icelandic horsemanship This article is one ébauche to be supplemented , you can share your knowledge in modifying. Icelandic horsemanship is practised obviously with one Icelandic horse ! The characteristic of this small horse of north east its 5 paces. Indeed, in more of the 3 traditional paces of cheval ordinary, namely it ...
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