Oberbereiter Klaus Krzisch and Siglavy Mantua

[@evableier6502]

krzisch ist noch immer ein attraktiver mann!

[@franzklammer4196]

Ein Traum ! Reitkunst in Vollendung ! Traurig was die SRS heute abliefert ! Diese 9 Minuten lässt einen Gänsehaut und feuchte Augen bekommen ! Schade das es solche Dream- Team`s nicht mehr gibt und wahrscheinlich auch nicht mehr geben wird !

[@annelouisenoailles9795]

Franz Klammer

[@annelouisenoailles9795]

Franz Klammer Ja, es ist ganz schlimm. Die sind mittlerweile nicht besser als der internationale Dressursport. Dabei war für mich über Jahrzehnte hinweg dort ein Hort Reitkunst: "Die klassische Reitkunst" von Alois Podhaiskij war und ist meine Bibel (unter anderen). Ganz schlimm fand ich, dass Krzisch nicht einmal "sein Pferd" sehen durfte, als Mantua starb...die Frau G. tut dem Institut ganz und gar nicht gut. Mit ihr ist auch dort der Kommerz eingekehrt...Soll sie doch lieber Sachertorten verkaufen....

[@beccathib3656]

@@annelouisenoailles9795 Why was he not allowed to see Mantua when he died? 🙏😔

[@bobcatbikerlady]

Had an Arabian Mare I could ride like this She died at the age of 30 I was so fortunate to be her human.

[@sallieskakel2251]

Interesting. This horse, so relaxed and confident, never once swishes his tail (not even in piaffe or passage) during this whole performance. I suggest you compare this video to others, watching the tail.

[@scotchb29]

Sallie Skakel do you know that if you, I mean YOU keep a certain position in your body during YEARS, (for example, like you see everyday on the streets, people with a hunched back:) and you try to change this position into a straight back, it hurts extremely! So you have to come back to the hunched curved back to avoid the pain. Well... it is the same with a horse. You should see how the young horses at this Spanische Schule are ridden at the beginning and how they suffer because of the totally wrong riding. After years, they have adapted their back and body and it does not hurt anymore.

[@sallieskakel2251]

I am wondering whether your point of view is formed by the Natural Horsemanship school of horse training. If not, what is your background, how did you develop your point of view?

[@scotchb29]

Sallie Skakel just riding all kind of stiff horses with sour back like this Lippizaner in the video, and feeling how they become flexible and souple muscles. Canter must have only 3 steps and not 4 like the one in the video. A 4-steps canter is the proof of a terribly sour back,

[@sallieskakel2251]

Odd. Re-watched it. At the canter, the diagonal feet hit the ground precisely at the same time. (Having watched Western Pleasure horses, I KNOW what 4-beating looks like.) And no tension: The tail was utterly relaxed, and in general, the horse floated softly (and happily: no pinned ears). The gaits were rhythmic (with no weird toe-flicking as in modern dressage). Sour back? Do you mean "tense back"? I don't see it.

[@brokefordstudBFD]

You are entirely correct Sallie. This is a lovely horse ( who at 26 years of age has a body that is protected by years of good training) and here is performing with his rider who seems to be his friend. An amazing partnership. I enjoy coming back to this video every time I get frustrated with the harshness of so much modern riding.

[@edmund_1223]

Masterpiece ...

[@dominicweber]

That’s what the Hofreitschule used to be. This is what I call classicalx

[@stephanelafargue4263]

Were. Are the lipuzzans of 1930 with podajsky

[@Angels1here]

awesome

[@condessadesantar]

Magnífico animal... BRAVO !!

[@anaposirca1505]

only one information: Where Siglavy Mantua I born?And where he lives and works?

[@ShuichiAkai733]

Ana Posirca He's born in Piber Austria and he has working in the spanish ridingschool in Vienna 😉 horsesanddressage.blogspot.de/2008/08/in-memoriam-siglavy-mantua-i.html

[@cindyrissal3628]

Probably at the Royal Stud at Piber. The school stallions are housed in Vienna.

[@jean-francoisfavier7856]

Dommage de présenter des chevaux de 26 ans !

[@sallieskakel2251]

Un des but les plus important de dressage est de donner un cheval un physique de si bon sante et de force souple et balance qu'il puisse performer a l'age tres avance. (Lisez Gerard Heuschmann! Et, s'l vous plait, pardonnez mon mauvais francais.)

[@lorvoir]

Tout à fait d'accord avec Sallie Skakel. L'honneur et la gloire de la SRS est précisément d'amener des chevaux à un âge très avancé, en pleine forme, sans tare, et capable de déployer toujours la même élégance et l' admirable perfection dans l'exécution des airs les plus difficiles de la Belle Equitation. Il faut espérer que cela continue, et que les 'nouvelles methodes' désastreuses du dressage de compétition ne viennent pas détruire cette merveille culturelle.

[@sylvieprevost8544]

Je ne sais pas quel âge vous avez actuellement Monsieur .... Mais je vous souhaite d'être aussi bien physiquement ... parce que "moralement" d'après votre commentaire, vous êtes un peu" has been" Dommage !

[@majakettschau5438]

omg das arme Pferd :'(

[@Nightgrauen]

Darf ich fragen, was Sie damit meinen?

[@andreanentwich3285]

Wieso soll dieses Pferd arm sein, wenn es zeigt, was es kann?

[@bluestarwarriors6380]

Wieso kommt nie eine Antwort hier zurück? Ich hätte auch gern gewusst, was das Problem an dieser Art der Reiterei ist.

[@chestnutandmushrooms]

@@bluestarwarriors6380 weil die meisten "pferdemenschen" noch nie ein pferd gesehen haben das mit 27 jahren noch fit und leistungsfähig ist da sie ihre eigenen längst kaputt geritten haben und glauben es in dem alter zu reiten wäre Tierquälerei