I was able to render a short video from these stables and it was a trainer from Spain whom was in the midst of training a young nearly one year old Arabian. These horses are definitely investments mind you they are treated with that TLC.
Monday, June 20, 2011
The Training of an Arabian Horse within it's first year of Age.avi
I was able to render a short video from these stables and it was a trainer from Spain whom was in the midst of training a young nearly one year old Arabian. These horses are definitely investments mind you they are treated with that TLC.
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My dad was a horse trainer and he owned an Arabian when he lived in Hawaii.
ReplyDeleteInteresting Rodney as my cousin breed horses but I have never. Yet it was interesting as they truly are magnificient.
ReplyDeleteWe had three Mustangs when I was a kid growing up. I watched my dad break and train them.
ReplyDeleteIt would be truly be something to experience that.
ReplyDeleteIn some ways, like that and the freedom I had of exploring the forests around my home, it was a very good child hood.
ReplyDeleteI grew up around horses. I've trained everything from Tennessee Walkers to Arabians to Quarter Horses. There is something great about working with a young horse and gaining that trust between you and it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting Jack, I have a great niece and a great nephew that train horses. They are quite good and still in school. I guess it is a talent like any other talent.
ReplyDeleteI never knew all that goes in with the prep of these horses yet Sharon yet they really are a piece of art and then some.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that Tee, as you know I do have a cousin whom raises Clydesdales and yeah it is a talent. For this place was huge!
ReplyDeleteWow! She's a beauty!!
ReplyDeleteI like the way she moves Jack.
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