Another horse of special interest was a Mecklenburg - the first I've ever seen. This is another warmblood breed from Germany.
The only horse that wasn't a warmblood was this cute Morgan mare. I thought of JJ at The Joy of Horses. She's a huge Morgan fan.If the venue looks familiar, it's the same barn that Jan kept Elvis and Lakota at last winter. Jan and I want to keep riding through the winter, and it will be a frozen tundra here soon, so Elvis will be moving back to this barn on November 1. Summer is over!
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Hi Terry,
The white horse is gorgeous! Does he/she trot like that normally or was he/she trained to?
Glad you had such a good day!
-Ashley
Where's the Paints?
Sorry, bad joke:)
But in all seriousness beautiful horses and riding!
What beautiful creatures! So graceful and smart.
You are teaching me so much about horses, Terry, more than I ever thought. Warmblood? Who would have known? Not me.
Beautiful horses! Must have been fun to watch.
Looks great! It must have been awesome to watch. :)
GREAT riding. Love it.
Such grace! Beautiful animals :-)
Hi Terry !
What a beautiful horse in the video -you would never guess that he`s 22 yrs old would you ? Could have watched a lot more of that ! have a great week x
It is so much fun to see nice dressage. I don't know if my "chunky monkey's" could ever move with such magic!
It's nice to see young riders taking part in a clinic. All three are beautiful horses. This is the first I've heard of a Mecklenburg. Warmbloods sure come in interesting varieties.
I love those warmbloods, you know, but, there is nothing quite like a nice Morgan. Such a versatile breed.
The horses are gorgeous! And they're all is shape, too!!
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