Jumping

breakemall · 2017-04-27 12:57:25

I am just back from a week in the Netherlands and have to admit that I was a little envious with what I saw of the horse friendly countryside/roads/trails/paths around Eersel and their riding school facilities. Western riding, Trec and dressage seems to have a big following and the variety of horses they ride is a lot more…

27-04-2017 12:57PM

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breakemall

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I am just back from a week in the Netherlands and have to admit that I was a little envious with what I saw of the horse friendly countryside/roads/trails/paths around Eersel and their riding school facilities.

Western riding, Trec and dressage seems to have a big following and the variety of horses they ride is a lot more extensive than we have here.

When it comes to jumping however I saw a first when it comes to this photo. Anyone here jump a similar cross?

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#2 28-04-2017 07:59AM

ailbheg

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I was admiring this guy on facebook. Great action shot!

Would be interesting to see if anyone here has a mule out competing.

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#3 29-04-2017 09:45PM

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I've heard of a mule who used to hunt with our hunt years back, but not sure if it really did or was a "rural" legend.

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#4 01-05-2017 07:34PM

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There is an Instagram page called "Eventing My Donkey". It's worth following.

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