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Grueling 80-Mile Horse Race Demands More Than Speed | National Geographic


the enduro for me in the bases

appreciate the nature of nature

same from the backs of a horse

good the Bedouins touched me in my life

to live ten years with them they lived in

jordan and what one learns from them

is the coexistence with horses

society wants is what we have to

try to change in them what we’re going

to do today in the morning

is a process that allows me to improve the

relationship between man and horse through a

dressage process the chile cup was a

120-kilometer race divided into

five laps with full and already one time

who already has the horse and who have already passed

the night on television since

lend it for the horse to achieve

the race continues

in 15 minutes one realizes that the

horse with me no truck with maureen

o’connor and not like that if the dark urine or

Clear can perceive many things

then there in that period is when

the following website is planned through

of observation is a are minutes of

a lot of observation and care

now that we already have a horse with

a different attitude you can start to

work coconut

the rule in the endurance is that the

horse finishes the race but for

finish the race you have to be fit

to be able to continue an athlete

professional has an athlete routine

professional has food an athlete

professional does his exercises and a

The professional also rests and

that routine makes that mechanism and the

be mechanized its performance increases

huy

for us it is a great prize as

been and as a team and as a human group

having won the chile cup and having

achieved that the horse takes the place

under review is the cutest prize

that we can have as a coach is

more the

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