Worlds collide when a dressage horse and a reiner perform a unique pas de deux. This video was taken at the Fest der Pferde 2008 in .
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The magazine for people who are passionate about horsesWorlds collide when a dressage horse and a reiner perform a unique pas de deux. This video was taken at the Fest der Pferde 2008 in .
this video is my favorite. i love pretty much all western and english disciplines and this is a great way to show the similarities between reining and dressage. also i like how this is proof that english is not harder than western, and vice versa.
AMAZING
I think this is a wonderful video! It shows that each discipline has its own way of doing things and that they are similar. Not one is better nor easier than the other. English and Western Unite!
That is really great! That they are able to switch in the middle and ride a horse with a completely different discipline.
Fantastic- Loved it, Loved it , Loved it
Wow, that was really good!!!
oh my gosh that was awesome! i loved the pirouett (sp?) and spin show down. just great!
OMG! That is totally awesome! I loved how they can ride both disciplines. I loved the spins & the extended trot- it was even cooler when a cowboy rides a dressage horse and a dressage rider can ride a reining horse.
The best of both worlds! Majestic beauty and soundness of both rider and horse.
these guys are cuties!
ahhh this is too funny I love this!
This is too awesome!! this made me so happy for the 6:32 that it was playing! very very cool!
Absolutely love this. It shows how the two riding styles can connect.
Excellent! Was not expecting the change. Was beautiful to see, but also was funny too!
THIS VIDEO IS THE FIRST VIDEO TO MAKE ME CRY IN YEARS. WHO EVER THESE GENTLEMEN ARE BOTH OF THEM ARE A MIRACULOUS PAIR OF PEOPLE. THERE HORSES WERE MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY. I AM STILL CRYING JUST WHILE TYPING THIS MESSAGE. I WISH I COULD MEET THEM BOTH IN PERSON…
I love it. cool videos!
I love it. cool videos!
Very nice. I loved it.
This is beautiful!
Are you people kidding? The “cowboy” rode so well with a natural ease and well-developed skills. The “dressage” person lacked basic skills. He probably wouldn’t make a 70 on any testing which his skills clearly exhibited.