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SINGAPORE, 18 Aug. 2010 - ORTIZ Alejandra of Panama competes with the horse Sobraon Park Fancy Pants during the jumping team round 1 of equestrian at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore, August 18, 2010..XINHUA/SYOGOC-POOL/Duan Zhuoli
If you're looking for a nice place to go riding, with 7 sims to explore, go to Evergarden Equestrian! It's beautiful and worth the time :)
The world's largest bronze equestrian statue was bolted into place on October 25, 2006 at the entrance to El Paso, Texas's international airport. It stands 36 feet tall on an eight-foot base, and is the second-tallest statue in Texas, overshadowed only by a titanic Sam Houston in Huntsville.
The statue, first proposed in the mid-1990s, is of a horse-riding Spanish conquistador named Don Juan de Oñate. It initially drew approval from city officials because Oñate was known for celebrating the first Thanksgiving in The New World, near present-day El Paso, a good twenty years before the Pilgrims did the same in New England. As the project dragged on, however, Oñate's legacy grew more spotty. It turned out that he was known for other things, too, such as taking local Indians who didn't obey his rules (like celebrating Thanksgiving) and having their feet cut off.
In 2003, with construction already underway, the statue's name was changed as a compromise. It became the generic "The Equestrian," even though it was still a statue of Don Juan de Oñate.
Equestrian pose from the last Mach2 event. Not posted before as too dark but rescued with photoshop. Such a fun night using this as a prop taking photos with RubberyCouple.
Prior to the earthquake of 1755 waterfront warehouses and a royal palace stood on the current site of Praça do Comércio in central Lisbon, Portugal. An equestrian statue of King José I (1714-1777), the monarch at the time of the quake, graces the square.
Transported a friends horse to a local show, he looked stunning but unfortunately played up in the ring :-(
Horse is one of the hardest build I ever done. Beside getting the pattern realistic, I wanna show more postures about the horse.
This year I want to revisit this project and make the horse pose-able. I rebuild the whole body so that the 4 legs are able to rotate to the angle that the horse should be. Besides, I wanna present the equestrienne “half lifting” riding the horse. The challenges are the whole build of the horse plus equestrienne are too heavy to present multiple postures that I have in my mind. Clear bars for supporting the horse are inevitable. I tried to use less but minimum have to be 6 in parallel. I tried to hide it in multiple places but put in the Centre is most steady for all the postures.
It’s fun for the whole experience.
SINGAPORE, 24 Aug 2010 - Dalma Rushdi H Malhas of Saudi Arabia rides on the horse Flash Top Hat to compete during the jumping individual round B match of Equestrian at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore, August 24, 2010.
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Middleburg's businesses thrive on the crowds that visit the little hamlet each year to watch the Equestrians and their hounds embark upon the hunt. This year was particularly cold, so these intrepid riders brought their enthusiasm, as well as their mounts so as to not disappoint. The young, and the young at heart make sure that a timeless tradition perseveres.
Shot handheld from about 32 meters using the Nikon 18-300 VR on moving targets.
SINGAPORE, 24 Aug. 2010 - PHILIPPAERTS Nicola of Belgium competes with the horse Gippsland Girl during the jumping individual round B of equestrian at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore, August 24, 2010. .XINHUA/SYOGOC-POOL/Duan Zhuoli
The equestrian statue of Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts was sculpted by Henry Poole, and was unveiled at Horse Guards Road on 30 May 1924. It is interesting that the statue was made after a 30-feet high version by Harry Bates, erected in Calcutta, in 1896; and Poole made another replica of the same in Glasgow, as well. Frederick Roberts seems to be a renowned personality. Two sculptors were obsessed with him which resulted three similar equestrian statues.