Performance Perfect

PrairieRose

Performance Perfect

Performance Perfect belongs to the following groups:

The Hunter/Jumper Ring
Performance Perfect by PrairieRose
Performance Perfect by PrairieRose
  • Barbara Sparhawk

    Barbara Sparhawk

    Oh, Prairie! that’s exquisite. What a wonderful photograph of this magnificent animal, just superb.

  • jbouzou

    jbouzou

    Riders and horse in full effort… great capture !

  • TFFDavid

    TFFDavid

    Wow, what a magnificent action shot.

    Tell me something Rosie Posie, what’s those straps round the horses legs for?

  • Kenart

    Kenart

    Excellent dynamic shot.

  • Denzil

    Denzil

    Great action shot, and it’s lovely to see a jumper with so little gear in its mouth or attached to its head – obviously well schooled, and happy in its work! Lovely capture of soft hands too…

  • Jonicool

    Jonicool

    Wonderful capture!

  • Christopher  Ewing

    Christopher E...

    Oh Yea!! Intense!! great timing and handling of focus!

  • photosbylefty

    photosbylefty

    Rose, this is magnificent, the detail and clarity is superb,

  • PrairieRose replied

    Thank you John! Always enjoy your comments so very much….........

  • Bradley  Nichol

    Bradley Nichol

    • Fantastic ‘Equestrian Weekly’ cover shot Rose – W O W !
  • PrairieRose replied

    I wish!! ha ha…......

    Thank you SO MUCH for that brilliant comment dear Bradley!! xo

  • BatsintheBelfry

    BatsintheBelfry

    Very nice!
    I find it hard to evaluate the art of equine shots – I’m too intent on the technical aspects of the subject/action., but this is a very nice shot.
    To answer David’s question above, the ‘straps’ you can see on the horse’s legs are protective boots to shield the delicate tendons at the rear of the leg from injury if the horse’s hind legs were to strike them (or ‘run down’ them). You’ll also see, a big leather shield under the horse’s belly… this is a stud guard which protects the belly from injury from forelegs (which have stud in the shoes for additional grip) and also in the event of landing (bellyflopping) on a bar.
    He’s a very happy, willing horse, being ridden with soft hands (note the little bit of slack in the rein). He has superbly high clearance in his forelegs, is being ridden in a snaffle with only a cavesson noseband and without a martingale. Yes, a well schooled horse indeed… and that folks is what it’s all about!

  • PrairieRose replied

    Hi there!

    Thanks so much for sharing your equine knowledge with the viewers…........this is such a great comment…........! !

    Kind regards, Rose

  • kathy s gillentine

    kathy s gillen...

    excellent capture

  • PrairieRose replied

    Thank you so much Kathy!!
    You are so sweet…..............xo

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