Allison Brock and Rosevelt Perform Elegant Dressage Freestyle.

Allison Brock and Rosevelt, the beautiful 2002 Hanoverian stallion owned by Fritz and Claudine Kundrun, performed an elegant, crowd-pleasing grand prix freestyle to music (Kür), presented by Deloitte, on Saturday night, Oct. 24, 2015, at Verizon Center in Washington, DC.
Photo (C) Alden Corrigan Photography

[@eboies]

This was an amazingly beautiful and accurate dressage performance. So in awe! And from what I've seen of Allison Brok's clinics, she is also a wonderful teacher/coach. I would love to take a lesson with her!

[@WashingtonHorseShow]

This was an amazing performance, and Allison was a terrific addition to WIHS.

[@imnotarobot7922]

To be fair, this is one of the better "modern dressage" performances I've seen, but I don't get why this is called world class. Excessive slobbering, nervous tail, hard hands (on a curb bit, for god's sake), humping seat. That's not what a calm, but focused horse looks like. Well, at the very least the neck isn't constantly rolled up like one would usually see on those horses.

[@amyallen9021]

Excessive sobering is good...Tail wagging is how some horses help balance themselves....Hands are positive tension, they are giving. I am not sure what you mean by humping back but if you are seeing the horses back is up then that is what should be happening. What level have you competed to?

[@laughattack505]

i wanna know what version of the sweet dreams music this was! its so cool!

[@sophiac.3796]

Für meinen Geschmack im Genick etwas zu hoch und zu eng, klar mit Fehlern (was das aber noch stark aufwertet) und ich habe mich sofort in dieses Pferd verliebt, weil es in der Piaffe nicht mit den Hinterhufen am Boden klebt! ♡

[@dpetty3461]

Sheesh, too much talking!

[@SawyerNotTom]

agreed but other than that I'm completely in love with this freestyle

[@KaruniCooper]

I completely agree with Imnota Robot. In addition I would add, I think spurs have no place in dressage.