I love this website, and thought I'd share with any other riders out there.
http://www.artofriding.com/index.html
Living in the absoulte middle of nowhere has it's advantages, but an abundance of even poor dressage instructors is not one of them. So, I am endeavouring to become a better rider and help my pony become a more educated "lady's" mount by researching all I can on classical dressage.
No, that awesome zebra is not mine, I just found the shot, absolutely fantastic!
http://www.artofriding.com/index.html
Living in the absoulte middle of nowhere has it's advantages, but an abundance of even poor dressage instructors is not one of them. So, I am endeavouring to become a better rider and help my pony become a more educated "lady's" mount by researching all I can on classical dressage.
No, that awesome zebra is not mine, I just found the shot, absolutely fantastic!
Why a zebra they are meant to be wild and i know horses are too but they have been domesticated zebras havent its not fair on the zebra i feel ashamed that someone would cosider this ! i am a young judge a showing champion a dressage champion a showjumping champion so im not a complete tree hugger because i love competing but this is vile !
ReplyDeletehuge zebra !
ReplyDeleteLol as horse fans I would think that you'd be able to tell that that is not a Zebra by a) it's size b)the shape of its ears and c)it's hoofs. Someone has painted a horse.
ReplyDeletehahahaha! I love it! Sorry, I just enjoy people who "know it all" getting set straight!
ReplyDeleteThis is funny. Scares me that the person above is a judge and rides "champions" and can't tell it is a horse colored zebra. Even my daughter who is not horsie could see it is a horse, lol lol lol.
ReplyDeleteahaha i agree ....the "champion rider" sems like a poof and i wouldnt want to know him/her in person
ReplyDeleteYou have to admit. That is an awesome paint job! However, I a zebra is related more to a donkey than a horse. I have heard of some hybrids, and some rideable zebras. But anyone who has ridden a donkey or mule would know that they are built down hill; not a quality desirable in a dressage horse. Riding a donkey is an exercise in stomach control just staying back in the saddle.
ReplyDeleteThat's not a zebra. Nothing else to add!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Horse above that has been painted as a zebra looks like a lippazana, to the person who thought it was a zebrs, heres a bit of advise for you, Spec savers are doing a realy good deal on two for the price of one,,lol,lol,lol,
ReplyDeleteOkay, I admit it stopped me in my tracks. Good one.
ReplyDeleteSo someone made a mistake, maybe didn't look closely at painted horse, big deal. The person who posted they like to "set people straight" is exhibiting a bad trait that is rampant on the web and that is "I'm right and your wrong" or "I'm smarter than you". And I wonder how good it is for the horse to be painted, hope they used water colors and washed it off soon after.
ReplyDeleteIs the rider painted in black-face? If so, I'd say that's more concerning than the horse being painted.
ReplyDeleteOMG get a life it looks great whatever it is!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's what I get for not visiting my own blog over the summer!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone's interested in actual saddle and draft zebras, here's an interesting site with historical photos: http://www.messybeast.com/history/working.htm