What is a Baroque horse?
Baroque horse is a horse with a strong and very agile type of body. Baroque horses tend to have a gentle temperament and are known for moving very expressive and smooth. They are comfortable to ride any walking and are also very versatile horses who are able to compete in a number of events in addition to being a pleasure in horses. Examples of Baroque horses include Lipizzan, Andalusian, Lusitano and Friesan Horses. Modern Baroque horses share a number of physical types with medieval horses such as destruirs. They have an excellent bone structure, with a solid musculoskeletal system designed to provide great strength and rounded, sloping hind limb with tails set low. Baroque horses tend to have vaulted necks, small ears, large nostrils and wide faces. Unlike Destruir, however, most of them are very fine breeds and can be driven from all from children just learn to go to highly experienced riding.
The distinctive movement of the Baroque horse is large, strong and very free. A horse in a top condition working under an experienced trainer can be very charming and dynamic and powerful. Baroque horses are popular for dressage, riding sport that requires a high degree of athletics and control. Lipizzan Horses are perhaps the most famous among Baroque breeds for their elegant movements, thanks to the widely promoted stallions of Lipizzan kept and trained by the Spanish Each School in Vienna.
Many breeds of Baroque horses, in addition to being fine and easy to train, are also known for its intelligence. They can be trained to engage in a "intelligent rejection", horse training techniques where animals learn to do things they know are dangerous. This requires a high level of cooperation between the horse and the rider.
selling prices for horses in these breeds can be relatively high, especially when the horse comes from highly renowned blood lines and wascarefully trained. These horses can be used for driving and driving and can be seen in different types of riding competitions. For people who cannot afford to buy Baroque horses, it is often possible to close leasing or rent with stables. Many stables allow people to compete with horses they rent and provide opportunities for people who could not otherwise keep horses for the competition.