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spirithorse


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Date: Jul 23, 2011
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http://youtu.be/g6SLUNd6oSs It appears to me that in the begining prior to the pirouette, the hindquarter is trailing but after the pirouette is seems to come under more.  I believe it is because of the braking in the corner for the trot transition.

Do you see the same thing?



-- Edited by spirithorse on Saturday 23rd of July 2011 10:45:06 PM




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For me this is not a proper pirouette, too larged, too low/closed, too large, lacks collection.

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Why in the world is this rider jabbing his spurs way, way back on the horse's upper flank?

I noticed that the horse had a 3-beat canter before the pirouette, then after the priouette the horse went into a 4-beat canter with the diagonal fore leg landing before the hind leg of the diagonal.  It took about 15 strides after the pirouette before the horse found his 3-beat canter again.

Of course with the spur jabbing I am surprised that the horse offered a proper canter at all!  I would have kicked or bucked him off for the spur jabbing if I was a horse.



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Barnfrog
I saw the same thing in the pirouette, but what do you see in the canter before and after.

Jackie
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