Arabian Dancing horse - Horse training/show EAO 2008-محمد شفيق

[ALPEPE2000]

Habits of the Egyptians when they'are in their celebrations and dancing Arabian horse in the nature of the Arabian horse dancing when he hears the drums so

[walk4trot2canter3]

I've been to Cairo and seen this a couple of times. The horse seems calm and relaxed at points, but some of those movements seem HARSH. How is that taught? I have taught many horses to bow by putting a carrot between their front legs and picking up their closest leg to me as I put the carrot on the ground. The trainer has some sort of tie down on the horse's head. I ride dressage and no one I know does that, yet we all strive to get to a perfect harmony with our horses. The horse is helawa!

[emadomar]

maybe cuz the horse was little afraid of the ppl there .

[Fleurrriej]

At some points I think: "poor horse =("

[emadomar]

why u think so?

[Fleurrriej]

For example:

At the point when the man got on and te horse has to lift his/her feet.

Or after then when he has to walk in that circle.

You can see that the horse doesn't like that the man is like realy pulling the horse's head.

But even though, it looks amazing =)

It's just that I don't really think that the horse enjoys it very much.

(sorry if there are spelling mistakes)

[walk4trot2canter3]

@Fleurrriej I'm not sure what that is. The horse plainly looks like he is in pain there. Imagine all the training like this that some of these horses get. The horse didn't appear to be too nervous about the people. I saw him relax some when the rider was sitting up straight. Besides, you know horses prefer women. The trainer actually seems to be pretty gentle. I'm just pretty sure that kind of training is rough on the poor horse. People cheer because they have no idea. Cool horse!

[windmillstables1]

@Fleurrriej Me too. At a lot pf points.