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Published: 2009-12-09 18:27:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 23130; Favourites: 455; Downloads: 6009
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Friesian mare Liskie rearing with rider/owner Joy Owen.If you use, please comment and credit. Link back so I can add to my favorites please!
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Thanks!Β 21075 Dreamcatcher's Amunet
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i love how the horse and rider is just ''ok chill''
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Used here, thanks 
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Man that mare can jump! She's even got her rear feet off the ground! A really dynamic shot, great job!
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Hi there! I used your photo as a reference for this picture:
Thanks a lot!
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this looks more like a courbette! (one of the "airs above the ground" the Lippizans of the Spanish riding School does)... with a normal rear she'd have her hind feet planted... unless she sort of just leaped forward out of the rear... either way, it's gorgeous!
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I don't really remember anymore! Β It's a very old photo.
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Love this. Used as a reference for this:Β charfyre.deviantart.com/art/Raβ¦
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Very lovely shot of this beautiful horse, and I do love the costume! 
I have a Percheron that looks very similar to a Friesian, but is considerably larger bodied...but he is lean in comparison to other Perchies.
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Hmm, the Friesian I ride has almost an identical saddle..
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Thank you for this amazing reference!
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Used here- [link] More of a reference than a manip though.
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Thanks for your thoughtful and insightful input.
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I apologize, my keyboard deleted my second part...
I meant to say "Yes they were gorgeous Friesians!" XD
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I used this as a reference for the Coat of Arms on this Picture: [link]
Thanks a lot for sharing.
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Thats not rearing, the JMPING! Holy shit, look at her go! She is a beatiful horse! I always loved Friesians. Such grace in their step.
<3
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I've used your stock here: [link]
Thank you
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my word, how does she do that! it's like a ballet!
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Thank you for your glorious stock. I used it for reference here: [link]
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is this aloud for manips on sim games i will credit you
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Ohh she is gogrous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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hey i really like your horses.Its really Cool cool cool cool cool...........................
LOVE YOU AS A FRIEND................ You are great.............
Sarah
Happy.happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy
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How beautiful. A comment: Who ever is riding looks a bit stressed... Maybe try this shot again with the rider more relaxed looking, like it is natural...
Other than that... IT IS MARVELOUS! Where is this taken?
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The rider is also the trainer. She always looks like that, even when she's on the ground. It's just how she looks.
Thank you though.
This was taken after a big parade in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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holly cow!
this ain't just rearing, this horse seems to be performing one of the hardest moves that ever came out of the spanish riding school (aka Lipizanner's).
i might be wrong, but this seriously looks like a courbette, in whick the horse rears real high (higher than a levade) and "hops" forward using only it's rear legs.
it could also be the beginning of a capriolle in which, after rearing much like this, the horse would push it's hind legs well under the body, then kick back while flying. 
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You are very right. This little mare is trained to do a lot of neat moves and that was one of them!
Whatever the move is called where the horse rears, but stands in place for a second and then leaps up. That's the one she's doing!
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a very talented horse, indeed.
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Arg!!! I loveee this picture! I want to use it so bad, but sadly i am not an expeiranced enough Photo shopper to remove rider and saddle.
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Yeah? Never fear.
Someone took this photo, and removed all the tack and rider already!
[link]
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