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  1. 20 gru 2021 · The modern sidesaddle appeared in the 1830s, and though it made female riders appear to be unequal, seated sideways on a horse, it (and new riding clothing) actually gave women new abilities to ride and hunt. On horseback, women achieved visual power, tangible command, and personal sovereignty.

  2. to horses. Budiansky, Stephen The nature of horses: Exploring equine evolution, intelligence, and behavior Book 1997 Behavior Topics of interest e.g. horse vision, biology & movement; how the horse evolved; history of man's use and abuse of the horse from prehistoric times to today; intelligence, and language.

  3. 31 sie 2015 · Bicycle riding for women became popular in the 1890s, prompting changes in women’s fashion. Horse riding fashions were much slower to change however, particularly in the very conservative United Kingdom and American east coast where horse riding was often associated with the upper classes.

  4. Instead of claiming an exclusiveness of modern sport and downgrading premodern physical contests as pure phenomena of alterity, this special issue discusses racing in the horse age as a deep history of diachronically comparable practices, discourses, and perceptions centered around the competitive staging of equine speed.

  5. the rise of manege riding in the sixteenth century, remain topical for riders, riding instructors, and horsepeople today. Indeed, what all authors in the volume noted is that many historical equestrian practices are still present with us, be it the involvement of veterinarian specialists in

  6. We will begin by reviewing the history of the art of riding from its beginnings long before Christ up to today. It will help the rider to understand the ideology of training the horse and it will also help to keep the ages-old riding accomplish-ments alive and thriving. From Ancient Times to the Re-birth of the Art of Riding in the 16th Century

  7. From a history of knowledge perspective, the question is how the cultural and social practice of horse riding found its way into books. Furthermore, what how did writing and reading about riding shape horse riding practices?

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