@@francinesicard464 The chestnuts and the horses jumping obstacles are Anglo-Arab. Their breed is specialized towards combined training, and it's need for endurance. The bays are selle francais. The heavier pelvis and musculature come with a calmer disposition, and offer better leverage and power for les sauter aka "the airs above the ground." From my perspective as a former equine occupational therapist (remedial trainer) specializing in gait asymmetry and compensatory lameness, I will say that to my eye and in my experience, Le Cadre Noir surpasses the Spanish Riding by leaps (pun intended) and bounds.
I write as the former owner of a rescued imported Anglo-Arab stallion. His manners were impeccable. He could jump anything I pointed him at. He'd been trained in piaffe and passage, but these were not his native metier. He was a jumper, bred and born.
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Un vrai baume au cœur cette vidéo !
Tellement d'harmonie entre les chevaux et leur écuyers
Que cet art ne se perde jamais.
merci beaucoup je l'adore cette vidéo !!!!!!!!!!!
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The horses they use, are they anglo normans and selle francais ?
In majority selle français, but they also have anglo arabe.
@@francinesicard464 Merci ! :-)
@@francinesicard464 The chestnuts and the horses jumping obstacles are Anglo-Arab. Their breed is specialized towards combined training, and it's need for endurance. The bays are selle francais. The heavier pelvis and musculature come with a calmer disposition, and offer better leverage and power for les sauter aka "the airs above the ground."
From my perspective as a former equine occupational therapist (remedial trainer) specializing in gait asymmetry and compensatory lameness, I will say that to my eye and in my experience, Le Cadre Noir surpasses the Spanish Riding by leaps (pun intended) and bounds.
I write as the former owner of a rescued imported Anglo-Arab stallion. His manners were impeccable. He could jump anything I pointed him at. He'd been trained in piaffe and passage, but these were not his native metier. He was a jumper, bred and born.
THIS is how it's done.
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