1986 NRHA FUTURITY.

[@LucianoSilva-zm2ts]

Aí sim. Isso é agradável aos olhos, cavaleiros e cavalos dinâmicos. Os cavalos de hj estão de ponta cabeça .

[@HangingHorses]

This was a brilliant upload. Thankyou.

[@laurajackson5684]

I would love to see the 1982 NRHA open reining furtuity. My mare Sugar Bars Brat was in it, I could not go watch her.

[@almalopez6907]

vien echo alestilo mexicano seve amimegusto xk tanvien megusta mucho travajar cavallos mejusta todos los ejersios mexicano como con vinarlo con lo ameficano funsionan de maravilla

[@MyCash1000]

It would be neat to see each year and how it has changed through the years.

[@richardlong2265]

Bobbie J

[@grenooui]

I'm making a vid on that actually

[@sherrie6492]

Not for the better.

[@millsixstudios]

The head carriage... so much better, more balanced, than today’s reining horses who look afraid and lame with their heads on the ground.

[@mysticobra1]

See, I feel like most of these horses look terrified and their heads are so high because the reins are so short they don’t have a choice. They look off balance to me. The stops especially, there’s a lot of focus on the reins and bit in a big way, they all throw their head around and open their mouths when they’re pulled so hard to stop. It seems much more of the movement and control these days comes from body positioning and “whoa” versus pulling them around. It’s interesting cause I much prefer the style today over this, everyone’s got a unique perspective on these things