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summertje schreef:

Pleasure en trail? Ik doe maar een gokje..
Leuk paardje trouwens wat voor ras is het?
Enne ik zou graag meer info van Joker L Machine & family van je willen hebben!

Natascha schreef:

De koothaartjes gaan er niet meer af . Toen ik hem kocht had ie altijd iets mokkerigs in z'n kootholtes maar dat is over sinds hij z'n afdakjes heeft. En idd wat houdt de hunterclass precies in?

Natascha schreef:

. En idd wat houdt de hunterclass precies in?

Citaat:

464. HUNTER UNDER SADDLE
(a) Hunters under saddle should be suitable to purpose.
Hunters should move with long, low strides reaching forward with
ease and smoothness, be able to lengthen stride and cover ground
with relaxed, free flowing movement, while exhibiting correct gaits
that are of the proper cadence. The quality of the movement and the
consistency of the gaits is a major consideration. Horses should be
obedient, have a bright expression with alert ears, and should
respond willingly to the rider with light leg and hand contact. Horses
should be responsive and smooth in transition. When asked to
extend the trot or hand gallop, they should move out with the same
flowing motion. The poll should be level with, or slightly above, the
withers to allow proper impulsion behind. The head position should
be slightly in front of, or on, the vertical.
(b) This class will be judged on performance, condition and
conformation. Maximum credit shall be given to the flowing, balanced,
willing horse.
(c) Horses to be:
(1) shown under saddle, not to jump.
(2) shown at a walk, trot and canter both ways of the ring.
Horses should back easily and stand quietly.
(3) reversed to the inside away from the rail.
(d) Horses may be asked to change to canter from the flat-footed
walk or trot, at the judges discretion.
(e) Faults to be scored according to severity:
(1) Quick, short, or vertical strides
(2) Being on the wrong lead and/or wrong diagonal at the trot
(3) Breaking gait
(4) Excessive speed at any gait
(5) Excessive slowness in any gait, loss of forward momentum
(6) Failure to take the appropriate gait when called for
(7) Head carried too high
(8) Head carried too low (such that poll is below the withers)
(9) Overflexing or straining neck in head carriage so the
nose is carried behind the vertical
(10) Excessive nosing out
(11) Failure to maintain light contact with horse’s mouth
(12) Stumbling
(13) If horse appears sullen, dull, lethargic, emaciated,
drawn or overly tired
(14) Consistently showing too far off the rail
(f) Faults which will be cause for disqualification, except in
novice amateur or novice youth which shall be faults, scored according
to severity:
(1) Head carried too low (such that poll is below the withers
consistently)
(2) Overflexing or straining neck in head carriage so the
nose is carried behind the vertical consistently
(g) At the option of the judge, all or just the top 12 horses may
be required to hand gallop, one or both ways of the ring. Never more
than 12 horses to hand gallop at one time. At the hand gallop, the
judge may ask the group to halt and stand quietly on a free rein
(loosened rein).