Gustavo Mirabal Castro is a man who infinitely loves the land where he was born, for this reason Caracas, his hometown, occupies a very special place in his heart. Caracas is the capital of Venezuela, the birthplace of Bolívar El Libertador, where the main country institutions are concentrated. There are also beautiful landscapes. The people of Caracas can choose between beaches or mountains. This versatility is ideal for its inhabitants and tourists. For the fun and distraction of Caracas, this city has outdoor places to enjoy with the family. Among these sites is the Parque del Este and “Cerro El Ávila”. For the family who like the sport, Sundays are the ideal days to see the city from the top of the Ávila. For this, Sabas Nieves is a very crowded place that offers us a spectacular space. Gustavo Mirabal and his beloved Caracas, a city that was engraved in the heart of this man forever. Caracas drone in the SkyWatch this video on YouTube Remembering his beloved country Venezuela For Venezuelans who for many reasons are outside their country, it is normal for them to feel longing for their homeland. There are many anecdotes that Gustavo Mirabal relates to his beloved country. Gustavo Mirabal had the privilege of going on a trip throughout his national territory with his wonderful family. In this way, he got to know and experiment in each of the regions. He learn to appreciate the unique beauty of the plains, mountains, deserts, imposing jungles, beaches and mangroves. One of the things that this man remembers about his beloved Caracas is his upbringing. He remembers the love of his brothers and his parents. Venezuela is a country of different colors, customs and above all people of values and principles. Gustavo Mirabal always remembers the good times, the joy. Also the resilience of those years where experience and knowledge were gained. Caracas – Capital City of Venezuela Childhood of Gustavo Mirabal Castro in his beloved Caracas The time that Gustavo Mirabal lived in Venezuela, he was always residing in the capital of the country, that is, Caracas. He was born into the Mirabal Castro Family surrounded by the love of his parents who were his best example to follow. Gustavo Mirabal always showed love and compassion for animals. After the contact with the Tropigold horse he developed a great love for equines. One of the activities he most enjoyed was accompanying his father to the La Rinconada Racetrack in Caracas. He loved to walk through the different squares and parks of the imposing Caracas such as:The House of the Liberator Simón Bolívar: In his mind Gustavo recreated the life of the liberator. He did it with great details such as the dynamics with his brothers and with his teachers Don Andrés Bello and Simón Rodríguez. The Museum of Colonial Art in Caracas was another of the places where he enjoyed. Without a doubt, Gustavo Mirabal feels great admiration for the arts in general. The Bolívar Square in Caracas is an entire heritage landmark of Venezuela as a place that keeps all the capital joy of a city full of development and culture.The life of this important man is always full of memories of a great, infinite, prosperous and kind Venezuela. Caracas is the city where he grew up as a dynamic, positive, optimistic man, owner of his own history. This man is a persevering worker who managed to position himself as a great lawyer in his firm “Mirabal & Asociados”. Simón Bolívar’s birthplace in Caracas – Venezuela Remembering his beloved city: Caracas Caracas is Gustavo Mirabal Castro’s favorite place. In this place he was born, grew up, studied, worked and met the love of his life Carolina Chapellín. Without a doubt, talking about Caracas implies practically writing a book, because this is a city full of stories. It should be noted that Caracas is the birthplace of “The Liberator”. So Simón Bolívar also loved this city with the depth of his heart Sky Kings Drones - Los Naranjos, CaracasWatch this video on YouTube Caracas, despite being a congested city, always has places to rest. An example of this is Parque La Estancia, a green heart in the middle of the city. Carolina Chapellín and her beloved husband came to this place to contemplate nature and practice yoga. Another of the most notorious places that this Venezuelan loves in the capital city is the “Francia Square” or better known as “Altamira Square”. So in these spaces of the Municipality of Chacao they enjoyed their pleasant moments. “La Estancia” Park and Art Center Gustavo Mirabal Castro lover of culture Gustavo Mirabal loves to link art, culture and architecture but above all history. One of the things this man enjoys the most is art and seeing the smallest details in things. For this reason Gustavo Mirabal has not only visited the museums of his beloved Caracas, but also knows the museums of all the cities he knows. The Contemporary Art Museum is one of the many that he visited. From time to time he went to “Los Galpones Art Center” and enjoyed the succulent cuisine that they offer there. The” Teresa Carreño” Theater is also one of the places where he went to see different concerts and plays. Without a doubt, this man enjoys art in all its expressions. Although he has not developed any art skills, this man often admires and enjoys art. Teresa Carreño Theater – Gustavo Mirabal Favorite Theater in Caracas Gastronomy an important element in the life of this Venezuelan Venezuelan gastronomy is unique and diverse, which is why it always likes to maintain its customs with the exquisite dishes of its native land. One of those dream places is El Galipán where Gustavo Mirabal Castro gave beautiful flowers to his beloved Carolina Chapellín. They also enjoyed a good dish and complemented with a dessert of strawberries with cream. Their children love the hot chocolate from these places and the kindness and hospitality of the people of Galipán is to be admired. Other dishes such as the Creole pavilion, the “Hallacas” and desserts are favorites of the Chapellín Mirabal And if we talk about the gastronomy of the regions, cakes and Andean chicha are his favorites. Although on the coast there is nothing like a fried fish with salad and plantains on the seashore. Without a doubt, the memories they have of their beloved Venezuela contemplate flavors, smells, textures of each of their sites. Venezuela not only has a diversity of landscapes but also its gastronomy is varied. “Pabellón Criollo” Gustavo Mirabal’s favorite dish Venezuela in the heart of Gustavo Mirabal This beautiful country will always remain in the memory and in the hearts of those who for various reasons have left the country. The Mirabal Chapellín couple are successful professionals who succeed far from their homeland, Venezuela. It should be noted that it is always in their hearts. With joy they remember longing for their homeland. Today this beautiful family is found in the Middle East specifically in the prosperous lands of the United Arab Emirates. The successful Gustavo Mirabal works as a financial advisor here. Caracas is the capital of Venezuela being a metropolis full of magic, culture and customs. This city does not stop, it is always very busy since the main companies in the country are located here. Caracas is a city of tall buildings, highways, commerce, in short, it is a very unique city. 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Every day women conquer more spaces than were previously unthinkable. In this sense, in the different disciplines of Olympic sports there is female representation. Today we will talk about Allison Brock, a beautiful and successful female rider. In the various disciplines of horsemanship there is a strong presence of successful women like Allison Brock who is a successful rider of American origin. Athlete Allison Brock’s primary goal was to develop various horses and riders at the International Equestrian Federation levels. Allison Brock and Rosevelt Perform Elegant Dressage Freestyle.Watch this video on YouTube First steps in the equestrian world Allison Brock was born on December 7, 1979. She is an American Amazon and represented her native country at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Amazon Allison Brock started her career at a young age, thus developing love, respect and compassion for animals. At the age of ten, she began taking dressage classes, although she has also practiced showjumping, the same discipline that Gustavo Mirabal practiced at the time. In addition, she is part of the Pony Club. She strengthened herself by learning various disciplines of riding, which undoubtedly makes her stand out from the rest. At 17 years old he left the city of Hawaii to dedicate himself to the dressage career. She dedicated herself to working with notorious professionals such as: Colter Slocum, Jim Eldridge, Linda Landers, Sue Blinks among others. 2016 US Olympian Allison Brock Grand Prix Remix #roadtorioWatch this video on YouTube Allison Brock’s Hits: A Successful AmazonContribution to the NAYRC team in Region 4 in 2001. Demonstration rider for a training symposium in Gainesville, FL, given by Jan Brink in 2006. As well as for the International Equestrian Federation Coaches Conference USDF gold and silver medal At the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, she won a bronze medal in team dressage.Allison Brock and her horse Rosselvet An advocate for animals In general, people in the riding world try to keep their horses well. For this reason, Allison Brock is dedicated to participating in organizations that fight for the welfare of animals. Allison Brock has done her part as an activist and participated as a Brooke US delegate. This charity organization focuses on renewing the welfare of animals of the specie ”Equus ferus caballus” such as donkeys, mules and horses in underdeveloped countries. The participation of this great woman as a defender of animal rights shows empathy for other living beings. Without a doubt, this woman is extraordinary. Her legacy will be forever marked in favor of animals. This sportswoman and animal activist is a true example to follow Brooke USA logo, of which Allison Brock is delegated Preparation in Europe As for her preparation in Europe during 2008 and 2009, she trained in Sweden with the Swedish dressage rider Jan Brink. Later in 2011, she spent about a year and a half exercising with Finnish dressage rider Kyra Kyrklund. The fact of training with different instructors makes her prepare to be a better athlete. This gave her a broad point of view of the sport she practices, which in this case is dressage. Rosevelt the great horse of Allison BrockThis specimen named Roselvet participated in the 2006 Hanoverian Young Horse Championship. In 2007, Reesink sold the horse to Fritz and Claudine Kundrun. However, he extended the management review of the horse, which at that time was in Sweden. The horse was then transferred to the Netherlands and was raced by Hans Peter Minderhoud at the 2007 World Young Horse Championships. Rosevelt was later brought back to Sweden at Jan Brink’s yard for training before returning to Deer Meadow Farms in 2010. Undoubtedly, this horse has had a lively experience in important equestrian competitions.Rosevelt and Allison Brock Horsewoman Allison Brock and her experience with the horseBrock and Rosevelt, achieved fourth place in the St. Georges Horse Championship of the Prix of the United States in 2010. Participated in the International Grand Prix in 2013 at the CDI Saugerties. In 2015, the composition was complete in Wellington. In addition, she competed in Munich and Achleiten, in the pre-2015 phase of the Pan American games. For 2016 they were elected to the United States Olympic team for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. It should be noted that in this participation she achieve a bronze medal for dressage teams. Unfortunately the horse Roselvet, a 16-year-old Hannover stallion, was withdrawn since it had an injury at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.Allison Brock’s Discipline and Perseverance Another coincidence with the rider Gustavo Mirabal Castro is that they are both disciplined and persevering. Therefore, both Allison Brock and Gustavo Mirabal are riders who have achieved success thanks to their effort, discipline and perseverance. The Amazon Allison is an athlete who has put discipline and perseverance into practice. From the age of seven she began to ride horses and from there she also began to develop compassion, love and respect for animals. With each passing day her love for horses grows and this motivates her to continue fighting for the rights of horses in particular. These actions, as a delegate in the organization that fights for animal rights, is only part of what she does for the welfare of these animals. Throughout her career she has trained with highly experienced riders in the world of horsemanship, especially dressage. These experiences and experiences have been wonderful since he has known other cultures. In addition to interacting with people who have the same affinities, that is, the equine world. Allison Brock on the Road to RioWatch this video on YouTube Allison Brock, a successful woman The preparation that the Amazon Allison Brock had from her young age was what laid the foundations to become one of the best dressage athletes. In this way, she managed to represent her native United States at the 2016 Rio Olympics. On the other hand Allison Brock got a job with Fritz and Claudine Kundrun who helped this athlete for elite competition. One of her great accomplishments is that she was given a head coach site at DeerMeadow Farms. She’s definitely a great woman.   Sources: https://gustavomirabalcastro.online/jinetes/allison-brock-una-exitosa-amazona/   If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Legal World, go to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhFw2dwQZrOXE7ysqQunvg/videos https://www.flickr.com/people/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.pinterest.es/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.instagram.com/gustavomirabal.es/ TAGS: Allison BrockBrazillatinamericanUS

In the world there are a large number of schools where you can learn about various disciplines of riding. Today we’ll talk about a very special school of riding, the ridding school of Philippe Karl. In Europe, this type of training center is very popular, each with its own peculiarities. Dressage is also very common in the old continent. Philippe Karl carries out dressage in a very unique way in his famous Légèreté school and he transmits this to his students. His teaching role makes him carry out the activities in a very original way. However, it also has similarities with respect to traditional dressage methodologies. Lightness is the main element of dressage that is put into practice at the Légèreté school of Philippe Karl Throughout this article we will address everything related to the brilliant rider and dressage coach Philippe Karl. Philippe Karl School of Legerete DVD 1Watch this video on YouTube Dressage: An Olympic discipline Dressage as a riding discipline is practiced in many countries. It should be noted that European countries are much more popular. Therefore, at the Olympic games there are usually delegations from several countries. Until August 2019 these countries that are mentioned will participate in the dressage discipline in the Tokyo Olympics. Among the countries that practice dressage there are Japan, Germany, the United States, Great Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands, Russia, Canada, Brazil, and Australia and Spain. As we can see, this discipline of riding is very popular in Europe and is where the bulk of the delegations are concentrated. Philippe Karl ‘s unique school of Légèreté Respect and love for the horse Without a doubt, taking into account that for this trainer the priority is respect and love for the horse, he is worthy of admiration and support. In his “School of Lightness”, the use of force or coercive means is not allowed. Training aids are not allowed, nor are tight nose bands. Philippe Karl’s philosophy is inclusive as this is a training program. Under this training, horses without excluding any breed can be educated in all equestrian disciplines. This is a sign that the horse in general is an intelligent and moldable animal. It provides efficient methods where all the activities carried out fully respect the nature of each horse. Gustavo Mirabal‘s techniques for the development of horses and riders are aligned with the teachings of Philippe Karl. Perhaps it is because of this the great success that this amateur rider and equestrian entrepreneur have had. Philippe Karl Philippe Karl ‘s careerThe rider, trainer and writer Philippe Karl was born in 1947. In 1968, he dropped out of medical school to pursue horse work. From 1968 to 1971, he studied breeding, first at the Center for Zootechnical Studies in Rambouillet. Later in the French national stallion Haras National du Pin. Fulfilling the requirements, I obtained the national certificate of riding instructor in 1971. From 1972 to 1979, he was head of the equestrian department at the Center d’Enseignement Zootechnique de Rambouillet. In this place he was in charge of various branches of vocational training. From 1980 to 1985, he ran his own stables. I also participate in various equestrian competitions.Philippe Karl Légèreté School: A place to learn dressage This is a dressage training center led by Philippe Karl. Philippe Karl and his ‘Ecole de Légèreté’ symbolize a philosophy of learning. This training center seeks to achieve the lightness that the horse and the rider can use. In this sense they seek to achieve maximum dressage skills and work on learning the fundamentals. Philippe Karl, is a man married to Bea Borelle. This man took the initiative to found the riding school on the knowledge of the old masters. The rider must apply the lightest aids. The horse should respond to leg and hand aids lightly.   Differentiating element of the Légèreté School The main differentiating element of this center is that the synchrony and cooperation between horse and rider are noticeables. Training the equine is carried out through very small steps that can be built on top of each other. The effect of this method is that it leads to greater motivation in the horse. Bettina Siemer, instructor of the Légèreté method of Philippe Karl, expressed the following: “The result is a satisfied and willing horse that gains beauty and expression during the course of instruction and does not lose them afterward, as is unfortunately often the case in other riding schools” In training classes with Philippe Karl, active ears can be observed, a sign of cooperation. As the training progresses, every detail is improved.Another facet of Philippe Karl : Writing We can see that Philippe Karl is a versatile man because he not only works as a rider and instructor, but is also a writer. This man systematized all his ideas, practices and reflected them in his book called “Twisted Truths of Modern Dressage“. The release of this book catapulted him to fame. The training methodology used by the author and dressage trainer indicates the alternative route to advanced level dressage. Philippe Karl ‘s book indicates about hyperflexion of the neck and other crazy things found in conventional competitions and training stables. Hence its unique name. Philippe Karl in his book expresses the smallest details of the weaknesses and contradictions contained in the conventional dressage training system. The launch of this book had its detractors from the world of dressage. The book highlights the mistakes made in conventional dressage methods. In the testimonies of his students, the quality of the methodology used by Philippe Karl is manifested Anke Ziegast had this to say: “My experiences in the dressage scene led me and my horses into mental and emotional dead ends on a regular basis.” In this case the rider was trained with Philippe Karl, this was the solution to find a high quality alternative to dressage.Similarities between the Légèretè school methodology and conventional driving Of all the exercises that are carried out, some coincide with those of the traditional dressage school. Similar exercises include the following:Work your shoulders inward Improve a trot developed through tempo changes Perfect driving skills when crossing various transitions. Slow down the horse through the leg moving backward.Philippe Karl has taken these exercises into account and has joined those of his created methodology. The Légèreté school always aims towards excellence maintaining a balance and harmony between rider and horse. In addition to showing the lightness and impeccable work of the magical duo.   Philippe Karl ‘s Legacy The school of Légèreté of Philippe Karl works fundamentally the discipline of dressage. This school is governed by the methodology created by this great rider and trainer. In this school the equine is treated with respect and love. In this way the dressage practiced under this method is harmonious in every sense of the word.   Sources: https://gustavomirabalcastro.online/equitacion/la-singular-escuela-de-legerete-de-philippe-karl/   Do you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Dressage? visit: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhFw2dwQZrOXE7ysqQunvg/videos https://www.flickr.com/people/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.pinterest.es/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.instagram.com/gustavomirabal.es/

Throughout the planet there is a diversity of breeds of horses, each one with its own uniqueness. But what they have in common is that courage and nobility that characterizes them as one of the animals that have added value to the lives of human beings. Today we talk about one of the most important horse breeds through history, Lipizzan horse breed. The Lipizzan horse breed comes from Slovenia and is very old since in the era of the Roman Empire this breed was mentioned. In this sense, the karstic horse was mentioned, which is the predecessor of the Lipizzan. The genetic crossing of various breeds has resulted in the Lipizzan horse breed. This breed of horse stands out for its singular white beauty, its intelligence and harmonious movement. Among the breeds that were mixed are the following: Spanish, Neapolitan, Arabian and Kladruber horses. Watch this video on YouTube The Lipizzan Horse: One of the oldest in the world The Lipizzan horse breed is known as one of the oldest horses on the planet. This makes this breed renowned for maintaining its lineage throughout the centuries. As we know, the horse has been a fundamental tool in the daily lives of millions of people in the world. Surely this breed keeps many anecdotes and stories throughout its existence. The Lipizzan Horse is a representative of an ancient breed of horses. This name first appeared in 1786. The Karster, its former name comes from the Lipica breeding farm, this breeding site being in the former Habsburg monarchy. The breed gained fame especially for its use in the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Lipizzan horse breed History For four centuries the Lipizzan horse has been formed and consolidated, which originated in the harsh land of Carso, in Lipica Slovenia. In the 16th century, Slovenian lands belonged to the Austrian Habsburg monarchy. Horses played an important role, which is why they were used as a means of transport, the mail and the Spanish Riding School In view of the fact that the breeding of these horses declined in Spain, Austria made the decision to be autonomous and create its own breeding of horses. Then the Austrian Archduke Charles II acquired the town of Lipica with its surroundings, thus starting with the breeding of the first class horses. Two hundred years ago they changed the name to “Lipizzan” according to the Lipizza people (in Slovenian: Lipica). During all these years, sometimes, due to the wars that raged in the Carso region, Lipizza’s horses were transferred to other parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but they always returned to their hometown. However, after the Second World War, Lipizza’s herd of horses was divided: half of them were transferred to Italy, the other half to Austria. In fact, the Lipizzana stud farm, which previously had more than 300 horses, had no choice but to start from scratch again. Lipizzan horse Characteristics of the Lipizzan horse breed Among the characteristics of this ancient breed we can mention the following:These horses are approximately 155-160 cm tall. This breed weighs between 450 and 550 kilos approximately. Its forehead is wide, the neck is long and muscular, for this reason it is said to have a swan neck. This horse exudes elegance, the back is quite long and strong The croup is straight, the legs are slightly shorter with well-formed joints and strong nails. The eyes are bright and lively, the look is intelligent, the ears are well proportioned, medium in size and the nostrils are wide. In addition to having a white and a gray coat, there are also other shades such as dark gray, black, brown-gray or dark brown. It should be noted that all are born very dark and as they grow their skin becomes increasingly lighter. Some turn white as early as the age of three or four.Lipizzan horse breed temperament The Lipizzan breed of horse has the great advantage that it has a cheerful character. This animal requires a lot of attention and gets used to its owner or trainer with great affection. In case she is ignored, she becomes quite an untamed creature. Typical for their ancient breed is rather late maturity, longevity, modesty and perseverance. This is an extremely intelligent horse with an ideal behavior, for this reason it is the most suitable for high-level training schools. Uses of the Lipizzan horse As we well know, horses have been used in any number of activities ranging from transportation to cavalry. Due to its peculiarities, it differs as a horse for training (classical riding) and a representative light draft. We can see that it has great potential for equestrian competition purposes.World places where the Lipizzan horse breed is found Today the breed is present all over the planet, especially in Europe and the United States, Australia, Africa and Chile. It should be noted that in general there are 6000 specimens of Lipizzanos in the world. Of these, half of them are stallion horses. The Lipizza stud farm (whose farm measures 311 hectares) today has the title of public establishment. Their horses have been promulgated as a cultural monument of the Republic of Slovenia, what’s more, both the Lipizzan breed and its name are geographically patented. The Lippizan: A beautiful horse In summary The Lipizzaner breed of horses is one of the oldest in the world and is preserved today. Today they are recognized for their abilities in horse riding disciplines, which is why they are highly valued by equestrian teams. Another aspect to highlight about this equine is that it has developed its emotional intelligence. They are usually very sensitive and require the person in charge to give them affection. They are probably candidates for equine therapy due to their great sensitivity. Without a doubt, at the lagoon, horses are extremely intelligent animals and worthy of admiration. The contribution to the life of man has become infinite and like the dog can be considered the best friend of man. Both Gustavo Mirabal and his wife María Carolina Chapellín love horses and have become empowered with equestrian themes. This is one of those horses that have surprised you above all for its good behavior.   Sources: https://gustavomirabalcastro.online/caballos/raza-de-caballo-lipizzano/   If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Legal World, go to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhFw2dwQZrOXE7ysqQunvg/videos https://www.flickr.com/people/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.pinterest.es/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.instagram.com/gustavomirabal.es/

Ideal horse breeds for racing Horses have the special ability to travel great distances. However, when it comes to racing as such there are several races that are special for these competitions in the equestrian world. That’s why today we’ll talk about the ideal horse breeds for racing Horses excel in the various equestrian competitions where they show their skills and intelligence. These wonderful mammals have provided companionship for humans and in turn have contributed greatly to facilitating day-to-day activities. Most of the horses are domesticated but there are still regions of the planet that have maroons or wild horses. Whatever their status as domesticated or wild, these animals are beautiful, elegant, noble, hard-working among other virtues. In this installment we will address the different breeds of horses ideal for racing. Top 10 Fastest Horse Breeds in the WorldWatch this video on YouTube Racehorse History – Ideal Horse Breeds for Racing Horse racing dates back to ancient times, which is why racing tracks have been found in civilizations such as Greece, Babylon, Syria and Egypt. Legends and myths tell of facts concerning racehorses. In this sense, we can mention the steeds mounted by the god Odin and the great Hrungnir in Norse mythology. The Greeks, Romans and Byzantines carried out a very notorious sport: “… Float racing, a discipline that was present at the Olympic Games since 648 BC. and in the Panhellenic Games “ Later, in the intervals of the 15th and 19th centuries, the spring carnival in Rome closed with horse races. In other regions of the planet, such as the Arab region, these equines have stood out, which is why they have been used in different activities. In addition, he has participated in horse racing. Since ancient times, horse competitions were considered as: “Sports of kings, aristocrats and nobles” Throughout history it took on another nuance and they became popular. The riders have perfected their techniques and today races are successful all over the planet. Photo of Ancient Racecourse Horse Racing: An Ancient Tradition Horse racing is ancient and the first race dates from August 11, 1711. This event was carried out thanks to the patronage of Queen Anne. The place where it was held was in Ascot just in the same place where Ascot racecourse is today. In this way it became the first of the horse races to which it owes its fame today. Horse racing gradually conquered other places in the world. That is why the construction of adequate infrastructures arises to carry out this type of events known as racetracks or racecourses. Today there are luxurious racetracks in the world as famous as Ascot in England or Zarzuela in Spain to name a few. So horse races are very popular in some countries and social events are also held in these spaces. Even some of these places have their own regulations regarding the dress of the spectators. First horse race in Ascot racecouse Ideal horse breeds for racing: The English thoroughbred, the fastest in the world When it comes to horse breeds, it is said that the English thoroughbred is the fastest for racing competitions. The English thoroughbred horse breed is an equine that has shown that it has a special ability for racing. In addition, it stands out from the others for its great aesthetics and speed, this is a unique characteristic that distinguishes them from other horse breeds. This breed from the beginning was destined to be trained to be the best on the racetracks. That is why it is one of the breeds of horses that has obtained more triumphs in the various horse races on the planet. The physical characteristics of the thoroughbred are as follows: They have a straight profile and their body has an elongated shape. The hind limbs are longer and of greater dimension than the forelimbs. It also has very firm joints. The English thoroughbred has its head erect and slim. The back of the fastest horse on the planet is usually long and steep enough. English thoroughbred horse Other breeds of horses ideal for racing Besides the fastest horse in the world, there are other breeds of horses that are ideal for racing. These other breeds have shown that they also have the skills to succeed on the tracks and secure a place for their rider on the podium. Ideal races for racing include the Quarter Horse and the Arabian horse. Next we will talk a little about these interesting breeds of horses In principle, the Quarter Horse breed or Quarter Horse, has skills to stand out on the tracks. This great equine specimen comes from the United States, and is the result of a genetic cross between the thoroughbred and the Saddlebred breeds. His name was determined as he proved to be able to run about 400 meters at top speed. This breed of horse is short in stature but is muscular. He is also fast and extremely docile. Then we have one of the most popular and expensive horse breeds at the same time and it is the Arab horse breed. The arab horse is a very insightful, noble horse with a good temperament. The Arabian horse breed has the uniqueness of being one of the purest breeds that exist. In addition, its trajectory is millenary and in Arab culture it has a very special meaning. The “excess of beauty” of this equine leaves those who know it speechless. Arabian gray horse by Theodore Gericault Speed and genetics… A singular mix The ideal horse breeds for racing are generally purebreds, meaning that they keep their genetics intact. In this article we mention the breeds of horses: English Thoroughbred, Arabian Horse and Quarter Horse. They all have in common excellent skills to be considered ideal horses for racing. In addition there are other breeds that are also worthy of participating in these equestrian events.   Sources: https://gustavomirabalcastro.online/caballos/razas-de-caballos-ideales-para-las-carreras/ https://www.horsefactbook.com/breeds/best-horse-breeds-for-racing/   Do you want to learn more about horses? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQhFw2dwQZrOXE7ysqQunvg/videos https://www.flickr.com/people/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.pinterest.es/gustavomirabalcastro/ https://www.instagram.com/gustavomirabal.es/