Archive for June, 2009
Grace in Motion
scenes from the oaks blenheim, california
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Susan Hutchison of Temecula, California, captured the fourth week’s grand prix aboard her outstanding eight year old stallion, Cantano. Owner by El Dorado 29, this soaring bay has performed incredibly over the last year, racking up win after win in the Grand Prix arena.
More pictures can be found here .
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Tags: equestrian, erin duffy, grand prix, horse show, horses, jumping, oaks blenheim, show jumping, souther california, susan hutchison, warmbloods
Breed Profile: KWPN
European sport horses definitely have a lot in common. From common ancestry to similar attributes and skills, they are all geared towards modern equestrian sports, with special emphasis on Show Jumping and Dressage. To kick off this new Equestrianism series, I’ll being with my favorite breed, the Dutch Warmblood.
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The Bond
What is it that allows a human and a horse to do the unthinkable? To join forces and perform intricate maneuvers, to charge boldly into dark hollows, to stretch out over five-foot jumps, to sprint unstoppably beyond breaking point? What part of each creature’s innate chemistry allows them to understand each other on a level [...]
Filed under: Dressage, Jumpers, Perspectives, Racing, Shows | Leave a Comment
Tags: bond, connection, Dressage, equestrian, Eventing, horse racing, Racing, riding, show jumping
Oaks Blenheim Grand Prix Video
Just a short video I shot of the $30,000 Blenheim Classic Grand Prix on June 7.
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Welcome to Equestrianism!
Welcome to Equestrianism, a site dedicated to the modern sport horse and modern horse sports across the globe. Featuring coverage of English disciplines with a special focus on show jumping, along with unique perspectives and commentary on the industry, Equestrianism is a well-rounded taste of today's horse world.
