kuenen schreef:De verschillen volgens Racinet:
But one thing is clear: when the horse is light in hand, all action of the rider “disappears”, as the horse will use his own muscles in order to establish and maintain the bend. This corresponds to the Baucherist principle of placer et laisser faire (“give the position, and let the horse do”). As I have said time and again: German riding takes the training process “from the outside”, it painstakingly controls and maintains every detail of the horse’s position and action with hand, legs and spurs; the vision of Baucher is to ask for a position, which the horse then has to maintain – and this implies that appui will not and cannot be greater on one side than on the other, indeed, it means that there must be no appui at all – and then to ask for an action which, again, the horse has to maintain.
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