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In dressage riding, the stance is called "the distance by which the fore or hindquarters are removed from the hooves of the outer hind or forefoot during exercises on double hoof beat - the lateral gaits -. The guidelines define it as the "angle of the horse to the hoof beat". For example, the "angle of inclination from the hoofbeat" for shoulder-in is "about 30 °", while the inclination when giving way to the thighs , which represents a sideways movement but not a lateral movement, "may not exceed 45 °".

Side gaits are also used in floor work and long rein work to exercise the horse.

The "position" of the horse from the hoofbeat or from the gang must not be confused with the "position" of the horse in the neck.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Seunig, p. 127
  2. ↑ Guidelines Vol. 1 , p. 116
  3. ↑ Guidelines Vol. 2 , p. 50
  4. ↑ Guidelines, Vol. 1 , p. 116

literature

  • Guidelines for riding and driving. Vol. 1: Basic training for rider and horse . Published by the German Equestrian Association (FNverlag), 26th edition, Warendorf 1994, ISBN 3-88542-262-X
  • Guidelines for riding and driving. Vol. 2: Advanced training . Published by the German Equestrian Association (FNverlag), 12th edition, Warendorf 1997, ISBN 3-88542-283-2
  • Waldemar Seunig: From the paddock to the caper. The training of the riding horse . With an afterword by Bertold Schirg. 2. Reprint of the edition Berlin 1943, Hildesheim etc. 2001 ( Documenta Hippologica ), ISBN 3-487-08348-5