Dressage with a horse is possible in a rope halter.
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ReplyDeleteThere is another story that may or may not be accurate. Michel Henriquet was having a discussion with Reiner Klimke and wanted his point of view to prevail, Klimke responded...."You are probably right. But my problem is this one: next Saturday, I have to show."
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this! What a wonderful display of horsemanship. I really enjoyed watching it and shared it with several friends.
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Mary H.
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Beautiful!!! That horse looks like he's loving it too! I'm so glad I found Parelli natural horsemanship, I and my horse are now level 4
ReplyDeleteWonderful exhibition of skills and grace... Such performance and partnership can only be produce through the best horsemanship.
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