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Dealing with yet another piece that someone requested in my last journal - Dressage tackless.The star in this piece is the 7 yo trotter Rocky. He's doing pretty good, though I edited one of the front legs a bit to really get the feeling of a very extended trot.
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Used here: the-elvenqueen.deviantart.com/β¦ thank you!
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Used on horse eden eventing. Thanks so much!
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hope you don't mind but I loved the photo ;
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Such a shame people will now think this is how a 'very extended trot' should look like. The horse is both incorrectly collected and engaged. Such a pity, you really should have if anything brought his head up and brought his hind leg up. That way he'd looking engaged, and correctly extended.....
here is a true collected and extended trot. This is what one should look for, not this. This horse as you can see is not engaged, and just pulling his back end. Too many dressage riders just want to see some fancy front leg work though. His poll is also too low...
www.sustainabledressage.net/coβ¦
Info from-
www.sustainabledressage.net/coβ¦
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Hey, chill
I know what extended trot looks like. So do a lot of people who use this piece. And like I said - it is here for people to create stuff with, and nothing more than that.Β
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Okay, but actually, many people don't know what the correct extended trot looks like. A lot of people actually think this is how it should be.......sadly.....
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Well, there are many things within the world of horses and riding that people don't know, or missunderstand. Not to mention he small-minded people who believe that their way is the only right one, and that everything else is just wrong.
I stopped bothering about what other people believe and don't believe long ago. Thee only thing it'll give me, is a real headache
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Haha, funny, you think that just because I know what the proper way the extended trot should be executed, that is 'small minded'. I think the small minded people are the ones who can't seem to research the proper information, and fall for the first thing they see.Β
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Nope, I wasn't referring to you. But as a person who upload photos of horses on deviantart, you'd be surpriced to see how many comments I get from people who concider everything that's different from what they think to be completely wrong. As if there was only one right way to do things in the world. That's one of the reasons to why I try not to upload photos of ridden horses, tack, and horses that are working. The amount of comments where people try to pinpoint everything that's wrong is insane. That's what I call small minded. The inability to look past what you know and perhaps try to learn something about that. That's also one of the many things I try to just look past and not bother myself with
For me, who have been into multiple diciplines and try to listen to what each one promotes and why they do so, it's quite clear that there are more than one good way to do things. It's quite interesting to listen to good dressage riders, good western pleasure riders, good academic/baroque riders (etc. etc.), and hear what they have to say, compare it and look a the way the horse moves. The essence of the different shapes are so different from one another, yet the horse can in all cases be relaxed, working in a good way and be ridden in complete harmony. A joy to see, in all cases
And I agree with you - everyone should do some research. It's crazy how often people jus assume things and not even trying to understand what they see, or what it is.
As for this picture - like I said, it's just something I threw together for digital artists to play around with. It was never intended for anyhing but that.
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Used here:Β dreamofperfection.deviantart.cβ¦
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Used it to create a free lineart- I hope you are okay with this. :3 If not, I will happily take it down. <3
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Just letting you know your stock piece has helped me in the making of this artwork: [link]
Thanks so much for providing all these pieces
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Maybe fix the foot a bit, the extended one. The real bottom (right over the hoof) should be rotated inwards.. a bit!
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Used in eloquent equine expressions. Thanks!
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Used here: [link] A smaller version will be used on WhiteOakStables, but credits are on the pic.
Thank you for such beautiful stock ^_^
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Used your stock here [link] 
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I used your stock here: [link]
Thank you!
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I have used your stock here
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Thank you
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The rules may give you the answer
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Thank you for this photo!
I used it here:
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Hey, I used this lovely pic here --> [link]
It will be used on howrse.de (sim-game) - sooner or later
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I hope too use this in a tutorial will post when done
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hi, your wonderful stock was used here: [link]
thank you so much for providing it
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Hey Colour.(:
Did you know that i love you Stocks?
i used that stock here:
[url=[link] ]KLick[/url]
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Thanks a lot!^^
I'm afraid I can't see the picture though. I believe you need a login to view things there?
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lol I just realized how identical my horse moved like this XD - > [link]
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haha, the colour is spot on, although yours definitely doesn't look like a standy conformation-wise!
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lol too fat to be a standy!
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I used this handsome horse here: [link]
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I used this beautiful horse here->[link] Albiet, it isn't my best manip.
Thank you for the stock!
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