France: A History in Horse Breeds
…there are over 90 registered sires and its temperament makes it extremely well suited for equestrian tourism in the mountains. The haras of France, the National Studs or breeding farms,…
…there are over 90 registered sires and its temperament makes it extremely well suited for equestrian tourism in the mountains. The haras of France, the National Studs or breeding farms,…
…a must: The French National Studs–two of these are in Basse-Normandie. The first, Le Pin, was built by Louis XIV to house his horses outside Paris and thus is known…
…Rock” collection for 2004, which is inspired by 1980’s punk fashions reemerging in London. Western touches include horseshoes, leather straps, rhinestones, and silver studs. Jeans. Look for stretchier fabrics and…
…the cheek pieces and reins attach to the bit is a big consideration for many of us, although this one’s for human comfort. Hook studs can be aggravating at times…
…particularly treacherous situation, as your horse can slip and fall, risking serious injury. Studs in shoes provide traction on icy surfaces, but they also increase leg strain.| Photo by Bob…
…half-hour from downtown Jerez. O’Connor, the lead rider, found out while he was on course that the studs in Giltedge’s shoes were insufficient. So the horse was slipping and came…
…an extra snug fit and keep dirt out of the boot; studs ($10/dozen — you need three per boot) for traction; foam adhesive ($14) for the bottom, sides and back…
…drawn when handling a stallion. “A lot of people don’t have a clear vision of that line,” McCall explains. “They know they need to get that stud’s respect, but the…
…simplest protection comes from boots, which also provide good traction. Ice can cause serious falls and injuries. Studs and borium give the best traction, followed by boots, then bare feet….
…minimalist. Competition spurs are just smooth metal, and polished to a bright shine. Your belt–if any–will be narrow and made from dark leather. Limit your jewelry to small ear studs,…