Horse and Rider
Featured Work
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Winning by kilncroft
Chester Races 2009
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Pulling Together - Churchill Island, Victoria by Bev Pascoe
I’ve photographed this team of working horses on a couple of occasions. Their colours certainly compliment each other.
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Prince by Trots
Prince is a 7 year old Percheron TB X ridden by Donna Cross here in the show jumping events at the Alice Springs Show.
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Ouch!! by Scott A. Ray
Both rider and horse are ok, Other than both the horse and rider both losing a shoe/boot. Taken at N bar H Barrington NH
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nice horse.... (track to Lucignano) by John Peel
track to Lucignano, Tuscany featured in Horse and Rider
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I'm Watching You! by Bev Pascoe
Taken at Churchill Island Working Horse Festival, Gippsland.
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Youngest Cowboy by David DeWitt
This little rider was carried around on a horse with his father holding him for several years. This year he is riding solo and doing very well! Soon he will be doing the standard and not-so -standard tricks his brothers do. I shot this on my Canon Eos Rebel XTi witha 28-300mm Tamron lens at a rodeo in southern NM. It was taken at 1/320 sec., f 9, focal length 238.0 mm and ISO 400. This was in the TOP TEN in the Horse & Rider Group the June Challange on 6 -29-09. Placed in the TOP TEN of the Challange For July Group Avatar in Those Colorful Paints (APHA) and Pintos July-3-09. Was in the TOP TEN Challenge in Your Best Horse & Rider Challenge in Those Colorful Paints & Pintos Group , Sept. 14,’09 Was in the TOP TEN Avatar Challenge in the Horse & Rider Group Sept. 21,’09 (out of 40) Was in the TOP TEN October Challenge in Those Colorful Paints (APHA) and Pintos on Oct. 1,’09 This picture was FEATURED on the Horse and rider Group on Oct. 25,’09 Was FEATURED in the Horses at Work -Geared Up Group on Oct. 30,’09
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"A Stunning Win" by JBendeth
CANON 40D, ISO 800, 70mm, f/3.5, @ 1/320 sec…....
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Early Days on the Ranch by Donna Ridgway
Here’s my grandpa, when he was young, and when he first began ranching. He was so full of the devil, absolutely fearless, full of humor, and perfectly equipped for the hardships of frontier life. He was raising horses here, on land he had homesteaded with his father. His ever present cigarette was in his mouth, a Lucky Strike… He always smelled of cigarettes and leather, and horses…and sometimes whiskey…. The ranch was west of Dupuyer, Montana, near Swift Dam. I did not take this photo, but it was handed down to me, from my grandmother, before her death. I love my heritage, and my ancestors, and I wanted to share where I came from…
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Peebles Cornet 2009 by photobymdavey
Peebles Cornet 2009 leads the rideout on Wednesday evening up Morning Hill in typical wet weather
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MAN AND BEAST by TIMKIELY
taken in ennis co.clare ireland at a vintage rally , june 2009 . FEATURED IN HORSE AND RIDER GROUP
Recent Work
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A Girl's Best Friend by Emily Peak
7yr.old Emma and her horse
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If you look at me? by Ana Belaj
He loves that image…
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A tender moment while resting by inge
The salt trade is still going in Mali, this group travelled for 35 days and nearly reached Toumbouctou, its a very hard life for the animals but also for the men, they walk for hours non stop even during the night. When the heavy salt tablets are taken of their backs , they can way over 30 kg! the donkeys gather together in this lovely position 3 or 4 together and hang over eachothers backs, what a lovely way to rest.Mali / serie of 3 Watch this
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Cowboy Up Gear by Myillusions
Hunter Jumper by trade, but cannot get over the beauty in western gear.
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Spirit Of The Southern Cross by David McMahon
This horseback rider was concentrating so hard on the flag that I hit the trigger to capture his intensity. He was part of the Melbourne Cup parade on Monday. I shot a series of vertical frames showing his face clearly, but this – the only horizontal frame I shot – just captures the spirit of his task. There is a poignant touch to this image, because we were told that this small group of four or five riders were from the Victorian alpine town of Marysville. As any Aussie will tell you, Marysville was all but obliterated during the Black Saturday bushfires in February. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 70-300mm lens. F5.6, 1/350, ISO 200, focal length 300mm. 120-1004
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Quarter Horse by Ian Creek
Going through it’s routine at the Geelong Show 2009
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Me In The Eye Of A Horse by Jeff Notti
My self portrait i took at the equestrian special olympics. I shot this for the stable, and i was so touched by the competitors and there families. they were all great and i love them all
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How 'bout Them Cowgirls by Emily Peak
5yr.old Lena on Tony Pony
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Horse Woman by Jeff Notti
I would like to dedicate this photograph to the competitors in the 2009 Long Island Equestrian special Olympics, to the families of these competitors, and the volunteers than make riding possible to the competitors, to the family member who were shooting there families, children and grand children, who made it a point to take to me about photography, they awesome people. Shooting this event was a very touching experience I will not forget. / This photograph is for you. So here it is. I am personally and particularly proud of this photograph. It is one of those things. I hope you understand.
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relax by Laurenhunt
sister on star
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Best in Breed by kalaryder
One of the categories at the Waroona Show held in October 09. This entry went on to become the winner of its breed. Waroona is south of Perth between Mandurah and Harvey in the south west of Western Australia
About This Group
1 image per 24 hours per member
No one comes to a discussion of the horse empty handed: we arrive with the burden of six thousand years of accumulated knowledge, gratitude, myth and hearsay. Our two species are permanently and inextricably linked. Over the centuries we have trained horses to perform successfully in many spheres of the human experience, including agriculture, sport and war. They have lived and died beside us and it is hard to imagine what our lives would be like if their domestication had never occurred.” Andrew McLean.
Dressage is a French word, which roughly translates as “training”. Dressage is a basic training of all riding horses. Showjumpers, Show Hacks and Pleasure horses will all benefit from dressage training – dressage training creates a horse that is more comfortable, safe and pleasurable to ride. This groups goal is to depict safe and humane training of the horse in all equestrian disciplines. It is hoped submissions will include pure Dressage, Showjumping, Riening, Eventing, Racing, Hunting, Trail Riding, Endurance and Showing to name a few.
The one rule is that all art must include the human partner be it rider, groom or even owner.
Each submission must depict the bond between the horse and mankind.
“Wherever man has left his footprints in the long ascent from barbarism to civilization, we find the hoofprint of a horse beside it.”
John Trotwood Moore
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