File:Shoulder-in.jpg
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English: Shoulder-in: The shoulder is brought into the arena by 30 degrees from the rail with the body bent and the neck straight (watch the two parallel lines through the pole and the shoulder). It is a three-track movement with the outer foreleg stepping in front of the inner hindleg and crossing around the inner foreleg.
Deutsch: Schulterherein: Abstellung von etwa 30°, Biegung hauptsächlich im Rumpf, der Hals bleibt gerade, zwei gedachte Linien quer durch das Genick und quer durch die Schulter bleiben parallel. Das Pferd geht auf drei Huflschaglinien, indem der äußere Vorderfuß vor dem inneren Hinterfuß spurt. Die Hinterfüße bewegen sich parallel, der äußere Vorderfuß kreuzt vor dem inneren Hinterfuß. |
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| Author | Nabil Youssef Dahan | ||
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