Aklah Arabians

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I am about to embark upon the purchase of a Saddle for my 15.2h Arabian gelding and was hoping that you could provide me with some advice on what things I should consider. I do a bit of everything with him but predominantly, hacking, preliminary dressage and some local ridden showing.

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During our travels it has become apparant both, in the UK and abroad, that there are many dedicated  individuals working on their own, who want to improve both themselves, and their horses within the Arabian Ridden World and are looking for guidence on showing, schooling and backing, or some times just require confirmation their thought processes are correct. One of the objectives Read the rest of this entry »

Enter at walk on the right rein

Enter at walk on the right rein; show a nice free balanced walk. The horse should be obedient and listening to both hand and leg.

When asked by the Steward, go forwards to trot. This should be an open free moving stride, with carriage and cadence. The horse should be carrying himself, working forwards into a contact and ‘on the bit’.

At an appropriate point and when the judge is watching show a few lengthened strides. (Not extended) Do not over ride your horse or Read the rest of this entry »

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The riders dress should be elegant, tidy and clean and should not detract from your horse, but make the overall picture should be pleasing to the eye.

Starting from the top and working downwards, you should always wear a correctly fitted hat, which meets with the rules and conditions of the society and the show organisation. The hat should be to current safety standards. The hat should be Read the rest of this entry »