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omg … haha i tried 4’0 ft.. and failed haha! I don’t know, why i fell down and i it was absolutley my fault, that he stopped! I got the fifth out of 79 in 3,4 ft (7,2 im A*-Stil) and i didn’t place in dressage level 2 (A*-Dressur 5,3) i also met the nicest pepole Jule, she also took the photos! thanks a lot ♥ www.youtube.com Jill: www.youtube.com Svenja: www.youtube.com and of course new clips with johnny www.youtube.com GO SUBSCRIBE!! Joana AND THANKS A LOT FOR 3000 SUBBIES ♥ ♥
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Equitrekking’s Emmy nominated host and equestrian travel expert Darley Newman explores some of Ireland’s most popular and historic sights, including the Ring of Kerry, a Celtic tomb in County Clare, Mount Juliet Estate, the Irish National Stud, and the monastic settlement of Glendalough in Equitrekking Irish Countryside. Darley rides along the Ring of Kerry, but not on a traditional tour. She sees the Ring of Kerry by horseback, the best way to take in spectacular views. With bright blue waters of Dingle Bay in the distance, Equitrekking rides by area lakes and cottages abandoned during the potato famine and climbs to high elevations on an old mass road. In County Clare, Darley stays in a 300-year-old farmhouse in one of the more rural parts of Ireland. She relaxes by the River Shannon, rides to an ancient Celtic tomb and hears traditional Irish music at the pub on her equestrian vacation in County Clare. From rural bliss to sculpted decadence, Darley explores one of Ireland’s great sporting estates on horseback. Darley goes fishing and horseback rides at Mount Juliet estate, before heading to County Kildare for an insider’s tour of the Irish National Stud. It’s here that many award-winning Thoroughbreds are bred. Outside of Dublin, Darley tours Glendalough, a monastic settlement dating back to the sixth century. At a local vineyard known for colorful equestrian history and award-winning Cabernets, Darley horseback rides through rows of grapes to learn about the art of …
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www.twomblypublishing.com ( where you can find the book “HORSES and PEOPLE MATCHING” for the best online price) produced this brief introduction to English bits. I made it for my students…but as always, I’m happy to share if you like
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▓ Do this during the day, because there are more guards. ▓ This place you can also get the other two achievements that require sweeping guards off their feet, and also the sand-in-the-face achievement. Use the staircase|steps at the 1:00 mark to clump them all together facing you. Please make sure to LIKE the video. It helps a lot. For all Assassin’s Creed II videos, click the playlist here: www.youtube.com SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Channels: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
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From hot pots to horse drives, Equitrekking’s Emmy nominated host and equestrian travel expert Darley Newman experiences the smooth gait of the Icelandic horses on rides with farmers and an Icelandic champion rider, traveling to lava fields, lakes and waterfalls in Equitrekking Iceland. Riding through the varied landscapes of Iceland is truly an otherworldly experience. Equitrekking begins the journey with a short lesson in how to ride the small, but mighty Icelandic horse, before trekking on horseback through the lava fields and over the diverse terrain that the Icelandic horse is bred to conquer. Viewers learn about the history and personality of this intelligent, good-natured horse, upon which Icelanders have depended throughout history. Darley explores the special five gaits that these purebred Viking Horses can master, including the smooth, glide of the tolt. Traveling with local farmers, Darley takes a traditional, fast-paced horse drive, as she drives a herd of fifty horses to Gullfoss, Iceland’s ‘Golden Waterfalls’. Next, Darley rides through a stunning area of deep red pseudocraters that are more than 4600 years old with Iceland’s most famous rider, nicknamed Diddi, nicknamed the Golden Rider. Finally, Darley checks out the thriving nightlife in colorful, downtown Reykjavik. Rich history and wonderful culture are all part of the adventures in Iceland, the Pearl of the North.

Answet to this video here: www.youtube.com The horse is three years old turning four. He has been backed four, maybe five times at the date of this video recording. Therefore, it is not a training issue. At three years old, the horse is so lame that he is not capable of trotting with a rider on his back. Can you figure out which limb is hurt. In the next newsletter we will show you where the lameness started, why it shows the way it does and how it was possible to restore soundness. The lameness was not identified until the backing process commenced. It became apparent with the horses adaptation to the riders weight. It should be borne in mind that the weight of the rider will increase two- or three-fold during locomotion and also that more energy is required by a mounted horse. This energy must be obtained by increasing the stance phase as to recover more energy during the swing. (Jose Morales) After a large amount of money spent in photographing, scanning, and injecting every joint of the suspect limb, it was decided that it was a behavior issue since nothing wrong appeared on the medical examination. As it is the case in 90% of the case studies, it was not a behavior issue but rather the expression of pain. Once we addressed the source of the problem, the horse became sound and perfectly willing to move forward. The reeducation lasted three months. At the end of the session under saddle, the horse is somewhat better during a few steps. It was the result of a riding …

E3 2011 – UNCHARTED 3 Drake’s Deception – Watch for moments when we chat about their evolved water effects engine, dynamical changing the environments around you, horseback riding, and best of all — answering your Twitter questions. Enjoy the ride.

This was the tenth annual ride. Ride starts from where the Lakota leader was murdered Fort Robertson, Nebraska to Pine Ridge, SD. Over 200 riders participated in this years ride. This was end of day 1, 35 miles. riding into Chadron, Nebraska. Camera and editing by Tony Brave Submitted by: Tony Brave makasitomni.org http
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In Vermont, Equitrekking’s Emmy nominated host and equestrian travel expert Darley Newman explores Green Mountain trails and country roads on horseback, learning about Morgan horses, Icelandic horses and Vermont history and culture. Darley visits the Mountain Top Inn outside of Killington to explore the area’s trails and learn the art of driving with two large Clydesdales. You don’t have to travel all the way to Iceland to experience the smooth gait of the Icelandic horse. Equitrekking takes a multi-day inn-to-inn ride through meadows, woods and old farmlands on Icelandic horses. Next, Darley visits the University of Vermont’s Morgan Horse Farm to learn about Vermont’s state animal and UVM’s historic breeding program, which dates back to 1878. Darley also enjoys some time out of the saddle to visit Shelburne Museum, a Vermont Country Store and downtown Burlington.
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