The Cornucopian Cavalcade.
NONE OF THE PHOTS POSTED HERE ARE MINE UNLESS STATED SO.
Hey there i'm Sara, i'm 18, i'm a law student and i'm not currently riding for various different reason that are rather complicated to explain. Horses anyways are, have been and always will be one of the most important and meeaningful things in my life and thats why i'm dedicating this blog to them. I've been around horse pretty much all my life, since my uncle and cousins have always been into the horse world, but i only started riding, like really riding when i was 8.
Please keep in mind: FEI difines "hyperflexion/Rollkur as flexion of the horse’s neck achieved through aggressive force, which is therefore unacceptable. The technique known as Low, Deep and Round (LDR), which achieves flexion without undue force, is acceptable." http://www.fei.org/disciplines/dressage/press-releases/fei-round-table-conference-resolves-rollkur-controversy
I don't follow back, that means i just follow blogs i really really like, but i will love to check out your blog if you ask for it ;)
Submit me photos of your horses or your lessons i love seeing them and i will be more than happy to publish them.
Want to see some more photos posted of an specific horse-related topic? Ask for it!
Want a promo? ask for it! i normally don't mind doing promos as long as i have enough time to make them ;)
Feel free to ask everything you want (i don't bite) and enjoy! :)
Follow me in my main (not horse related) blog:
lionpaintedblack.tumblr.com
Hey there i'm Sara, i'm 18, i'm a law student and i'm not currently riding for various different reason that are rather complicated to explain. Horses anyways are, have been and always will be one of the most important and meeaningful things in my life and thats why i'm dedicating this blog to them. I've been around horse pretty much all my life, since my uncle and cousins have always been into the horse world, but i only started riding, like really riding when i was 8.
Please keep in mind: FEI difines "hyperflexion/Rollkur as flexion of the horse’s neck achieved through aggressive force, which is therefore unacceptable. The technique known as Low, Deep and Round (LDR), which achieves flexion without undue force, is acceptable." http://www.fei.org/disciplines/dressage/press-releases/fei-round-table-conference-resolves-rollkur-controversy
I don't follow back, that means i just follow blogs i really really like, but i will love to check out your blog if you ask for it ;)
Submit me photos of your horses or your lessons i love seeing them and i will be more than happy to publish them.
Want to see some more photos posted of an specific horse-related topic? Ask for it!
Want a promo? ask for it! i normally don't mind doing promos as long as i have enough time to make them ;)
Feel free to ask everything you want (i don't bite) and enjoy! :)
Follow me in my main (not horse related) blog:
lionpaintedblack.tumblr.com
