What happens when you mix dressage with natural horsemanship?
The results, in reality, might be wonderfully worthy. Still, the possibilities
are potentially amusing as well.
Personally, I’ve dabbled in dressage, Western, trail,
hunter-jumper, and more. And I’m learning some helpful pointers from natural
horsemanship friends as well. (Yes, lots of good things happen on the ground between
horse on rider, when the two are able to build a partnership through
communication.)
So I found this video
particularly entertaining.
This comic equestrian video may be primitive, but it’s also
both poignant and laugh-out-loud funny. Whether you are a natural horsemanship
guru, a dressage diva, a devoted hunter/jumper, or a rodeo fan, you’ll likely
enjoy this.
Take a look at “Dressage
– Naturally.”
.
.
OK, who wants to add a fringed top to a pair of white lycra
full-seat breeches now?
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