#equestrians

[horseimagebarn]

horse that i saw today at school because my professor let me out early to see the miniature horses that were hanging out with the equestrian club in the middle of campus i tried to pretend to be normal about it but forgot that i was wearing a horse shirt and also have a horse phone case and horse key carabiner so i probably looked a little crazy but it is okay because i got to pet this beautiful brown creature who was receiving some good scratches from another admirer and also wearing a cute blue halter with red tractors on it and a yellow bandana i also got to give him a delicious peppermint treat and buy some stickers and pins to support my local equestrian club overall this was a wonderful experience

[joansiesbeloved]

one thing i love is how the three kennedy wives all had their own little thing going for them in their own unique way.. they were like the polar opposites when it came to hobbies and lifelong passions lol.

joan being the pianist and musicianist, jackie the equestrian and bookworm, and ethel the tennis player and competitive athlete.

<3

[moodysnowflake]

Studio Orange didn't have to, there was absolutely no reason to but these are the details that shows love, dedication, and experience.

Vash has proper rein holding; show this to any equestrian you know, they'll be utterly surprised.

Far better than a lot of equestrians I've seen in my 15+ years of horseriding...

[punk0possum]

I love seeing horses with only three socks; like, awh, you lost one in the dryer silly little cutie

[wanderer-chronicles]

[freddie-dressage]

We did a prix caprilli costume class at our last show of the year! We won the class with a 68% and only knocked one jump 😆

The spider on my helmet flew backwards after the first jump and was smacking me in the back the entire ride but Freddie was a good sport about all of it

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Edward Hopper, The Bridle Path, 1939. Oil on canvas.

The Bridle Path shows three riders on horseback approaching the West 72nd Street entrance to Central Park in New York City. A large building [the Dakota] is seen above the hillside towering over the three riders - two women and a man. The riders are dressed in modern 1930s riding garb and appear to be galloping toward the dark tunnel. The man leans back and his horse's head rears up, slowing the gallop as they approach the tunnel.

Sotheby's says, "As the riders approach the foreboding darkness of the tunnel, they at first seem to fearlessly race ahead into the unknown. Yet the rider of the white horse pulls at the reins, as if questioning the decision to proceed" and suggests that this may have reflected Hopper's anxiety about the coming war. Hopper said, "There is a certain fear and anxiety, a great visual interest in the things that one sees coming into a great city."

Photo: WikiArt Text: edwardhopper.net