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Ravel is enjoying his retirement with his owner, who herself is an amateur grand prix rider . This article has a couple of nice pics of Ravel, wouldn't it be nice to have such a classy trail horse like him? lol
http://www.dressage-news.com/?p=17568
ger
9/3/12
Pics and article on Ravel's retirement here;
http://forums.delphiforums.com/alexbrown/messages?msg=60312.12
9/3/12
Ravel is enjoying his retirement with his owner, who herself is an amateur grand prix rider . This article has a couple of nice pics of Ravel, wouldn't it be nice to have such a classy trail horse like him? lol
Oh, my...yes. Of course these days I'd need a ladder get into the saddle. Just parking the horse in a hollow and myself standing on higher ground wouldn't do it any more. :-) Isn't he handsome!
9/4/12
Beautiful pictures. He certainly seems to be enjoying his retirement. When my daughter was taking dressage lessons and they really worked the horse - the owner let her take him for a ride through her fields after lessons. The horse had a look of absolute delight! Nice to see the helmets too!
I have a little quiz for you. There was an article about Guenter Seidel in a Horse Sport International magazine. Besides other things, the sidebar mentioned the gear he wears.
Which one of the following do you think is the most expensive...
Cavallo boots, Cavallo tailcoat or a L'Hiver top hat.
9/4/12
Oddly enough, the Cavallo boots don't seem to have changed all that much in price when you compare 25 years ago to now. In european prices, that is. Used to have a pair that I once thought of selling on ebay, and in the end gave to a friend's granddaughter... :-)
I would guess that the hat is the most expensive item, as L'Hiver custom makes them, and there is a lead time of several months. Then (in price) the Cavallo boots, and last but not least the Cavallo tailcoat.
http://www.eurodressage.com/equestrian/2011/04/13/lhiver-makes-first-stylish-safety-top-hat
http://www.panache-equestrian.co.uk/cavallo_boots.htm?gclid=COfQhq2snbICFeeMTAod4BYATQ
9/4/12