I a fivegait test there are five gaits that are supposed to work in the good order on the good time. But as we all know, sometimes that goes a little different on the moment supreme. The horses are too tense or they just really want to pace and forget that trot is also a possibility. This can be hard and will happen to nearly … Continue reading Things you are thinking if you are riding in fivegait test
In the new series: ”The story behind the breeding stallion” I try to let you make acquaintance with Icelandic breeding stallions. What is their character, how are their results and where are they located. All those questions will be answered in those articles. This article is about the smokey stallion Vidalin frá Skiðbakka III. Maybe some people know him from his owners (Katja Dremluga) Instagram … Continue reading The story behind the breeding stallion: Vidalin frá Skiðbakka III
Als je net zoals ik wat fanatieker bent in het rijden van wedstrijden, dan weet je hoe fijn goede feedback is van juryleden. Ik ga na mijn töltproef vaak even in de pauze aan een jurylid wat vragen stellen, om daar in de meergangenproef profijt van te hebben. Nu is het wedstrijdseizoen afgelopen voor dit jaar en daarmee te de kans om jurycommentaar te ontvangen … Continue reading Vraag het een jurylid, met Eva Beun
Everyone who riders competitions knows how valuable it can be to get good tips and feedback on your gaits. Sometimes what we think is best can be the opposite in the competition track. When I’m done with my tölt test, I ask judges what I could improve in the five gait that I’m riding next. But since the competition season has ended this is no … Continue reading Ask a judge, with Eva Beun
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