Soo, dressage is basically where the rider asks his or her horse to do all these crazy things that regular horses would never do. The time frame to train these horses to do all this stuff is like a decade before they can actually recall every single cue to do dressage. The show we saw was called "como bailan los caballos andaluces," which is translated into "how the Andalusian horses dance." It is called that because that's what dressage looks like. Anyways, we weren't allowed to take any pictures or video during the show but I will post a video of what it would have looked like from their website. My friend snapped one illegal pic at the end. Hehe.
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Ciudad de Jerez de la Frontera |
Bodega (winery) de Jerez. Jerez = "sherry" in english. Sherry is a very yummy type of sweet red wine that Spain in really famous for |
Fundación Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre! |
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Entrada principal de la Escuela |
The grounds of the school |
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Some cool building on the grounds of the riding school |
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close up this same cool building |
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Front of the main building on the grounds |
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dressage practice arena for the team |
I have never heard of this breed of horses before but apparently it's the breed in which our current horses are developed from |
back of the main building that overlooks the dressage arena |
The main show arena |
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entrance to the official arena |
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Puerta A! This the gate we went into to get to our seats |
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The show arena |
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Pictures in the world famous Fundación Real Escuela del Arte Ecuestre thanks to my friend Alaina! Here's a youtube link that shows what the show is really like. It's a pretty long video but just skip around to see what is was really like. This person was very daring with their prolonged illegal taping of the show... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd_nYE4c790 |
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