I agree with Sid. They are both nice, but that second one is very appealing Plus, it's so tough to get the faces exposed well with those darn helmet brims shading them Nice job
I'm kind of wondering why you named this thread the way you did? I really thought I was going to see people in orange hats and plaid jackets hunting..... What a relief to find beautiful horse pics here instead....lol
I'm kind of wondering why you named this thread the way you did? I really thought I was going to see people in orange hats and plaid jackets hunting..... What a relief to find beautiful horse pics here instead....lol
Thanks for sharing,
Steve
Well, first of all, I know next to nothing about equestrian events, except that there always seem to be horses involved . . . .
According to the PA announcer, the class of competition that these two horses and riders were part of is referred to as "Hunters". Perhaps because the jumping skills are the same as those to engage in fox hunts.
That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
Kent "Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photographs."- Ansel Adams Web site
i really like you pictures, the second one has really good position, im sure she'd love the shot too.:D
Hunters are an equestrian event, that i do. it is jumping rounds, but it is not timed like show jumping is. hunters are judged by a judge, on position, steady pace, attitude, rythm, and overall look. lol the fox hunting thing might actually be what its based on, i dont know, that a good explination though.
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I agree with Sid. They are both nice, but that second one is very appealing Plus, it's so tough to get the faces exposed well with those darn helmet brims shading them Nice job
I'm kind of wondering why you named this thread the way you did? I really thought I was going to see people in orange hats and plaid jackets hunting..... What a relief to find beautiful horse pics here instead....lol
Thanks for sharing,
Steve
According to the PA announcer, the class of competition that these two horses and riders were part of is referred to as "Hunters". Perhaps because the jumping skills are the same as those to engage in fox hunts.
That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
Kent
"Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photographs."- Ansel Adams
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Hunters are an equestrian event, that i do. it is jumping rounds, but it is not timed like show jumping is. hunters are judged by a judge, on position, steady pace, attitude, rythm, and overall look. lol the fox hunting thing might actually be what its based on, i dont know, that a good explination though.
good shots
Brea