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EscyKane β Freixenet - a genoux
Published: 2010-02-16 01:04:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 1081; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 0
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This is my beloved Westphalian gelding Freixenet. I love him so much. He does almost everything for me!
I don't know how this trick is called in English, it's "Knien" in German and "A genoux" in French.
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Very beautiful. Love the coat and the pose (:
Is that a bay color coat?
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He is such a stunning boy!!! i love him, Bays always look so flashy!
and what a sweetie with the tricks, ive been teaching my mare to bow and lie down on comand, though ponys with a tude make for interesting training!
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Awwwww!!!! Lucky you! Hes so sweet!!!! 
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oh my, he is so handsome! I tried to teach my paint mare to bow but I only ever got her to go down on one knee... ha, but she doesn't do it anymore. She bows to no one. lol
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sehr elegant! Kannst du das auch AUF dem Pferd?
Auf Englisch heiΓt das glaube ich "bow".
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Auf dem Pferd klappts noch nicht so gut 
Danke
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That's a kneel, I'd say, in bow they dip their heads.
WOW
Phwoarr amazing. He's stunning and sooo lovely.
You're a lucky mama!
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AAAW So beautiful! I want YOU to teach my horses those things
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wooooow wie zur hΓΆlle bringt man pferden sowas bei
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It could be a kneel but I don't know horse terms. o3o Like a man would kneel to propose a marriage to a woman. That wouldn't be bowing... o3o It's so cool to have a horse. I don't have one. ;o;
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wow he is such a handsome horse
how did you teach him to do that?
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oh my gosh, your horse is absolutely gorgeous and fantastic
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In English, I think it's 'bow', or 'bow on all knees', for the literal translation from French! But he is so beautiful! You've got a lovely horse there!
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Thank you! Yeah, there are so many different ways to bow, I wasn't sure if they all have the same name in English.
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Ohdearie, what a gorgeous and talented horse!
And I think in English the term is "bow".
Like this? [link]
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Hi Beau Arrow! Thank you!
I'm not sure because there are different ways to bow for a horse.
I'll show you the other versions later.
A horse can just lower his forhand and lean backwards, with both frontlegs stretched forwards. Or it "knees" on one frontleg and has the other one stretched forward. Or, like in this picture, it knees on both frontlegs.
I don't know if there's a special term for the different tricks in English, in German they are
"Verbeugung" (both legs stretched) or "PliΓ©"
"Kompliment" (one leg strechted)
and "Knien" (what you can see on this photograph).
But it's possible that in English it's all the same
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Haha, you're welcome. 
That's cool that you have all those words for it!
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Typical German - everything needs it's own expression haha!
Thank you for your help!
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Haha, I love Germany. 
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