Gustavo Mirabal Bustillos, Gustavo Mirabal’s father

Every rider needs tips and more when you haven’t experience. Today we will give you some advice for riders from the mouth of the Venezuelan rider Gustavo Mirabal Castro.

The experience in any sport is full of multiple anecdotes and throws a certain degree of wisdom.

It is precisely those little pearls that take on extraordinary value for those who are just beginning the journey.

Advice for riders Gustavo Mirabal

Advice for riders #1

In an interview with Venezuelan rider Gustavo Mirabal Castro, he was asked what advice he would give the riders and this is what he told us:

Interviewer: What advice for riders would you give to those who are just starting out riding and wish to be riders or coaches?

GMC: Which is one of the sports in which you go from the sublime to the ridiculous in seconds … you have to have a lot of perseverance, discipline, a lot of desire to work hard because it is possible to fulfill dreams.

Advice for riders #2

Probably for those who are beginning to practice some form of riding, learning is hard, however, as long as you feel like it, you get ahead.

Interviewer: Please also give us some advice for riders to help them become better athletes …

GMC: The tips are many but the main one is WANT TO ACHIEVE IT, if that is clear to them go to my social networks! –laughing-.

In recent months the portal of this Venezuelan http://www.gustavomirabal.es has gained a lot of strength.

Everything is due to its diverse and complete articles about the sport on horseback.

In addition to recipes and care for the physical and emotional health of equines.

What has made followers of many countries comment, tag and share such content.

Due to this high rate of interaction with the public that loves horses, it is that the Venezuelan rider offers that joking response.

Advice for riders #3

Following the interview with the Venezuelan lawyer and businessman, we asked him for another advice for riders or valuable information:

What do you most admire about horses and why?

The loyalty and complicity that is created between the rider and his horse. If you create that special bond he will give you 100%, the rest will be triumphs and good times.

Sumary

In summary these are the advice for riders:

• Every rider must create a special connection with his horse
• Be persistent
• Be disciplined
• Mistakes are part of the learning process
• Be willing to work hard
• You have to want to get ahead
• You can not surrender
• Create a feeling of loyalty and complicity with your horse
• Yes dreams can be fulfilled
• Communication with the horse is vital to gain your trust

Short biography of Gustavo Mirabal Castro

Gustavo Mirabal Castro is one of the most renowned amateur riders in Venezuela, his native country, when it comes to equestrian jumping.

His first federative competition in Venezuela took place at Club La Lagunita, Miranda state, at the age of 10 years.

On podiums in Florida, Madrid, Belgium, Paris, London, Saint Tropez, Cannes and Monaco we heard our National Anthem: Gloria al Bravo Pueblo.

In 2009 he went from being a rider to a businessman after opening his farm G & C Farm.

“I built my G & C Farm brand, I hired a Venezuelan rider and I managed to take him from the 200th place in the world ranking to 22, in a time of 16 months, that’s history in Venezuela,” he said.

This athlete has managed to train various riders from Venezuela and other countries, which is why it has transcended in his career.

However, Gustavo Mirabal Castro withdrew from the competition in March 2018 to devote himself to his business as a lawyer and his family, but more importantly, he looks forward to returning to competition.

Sources:

Unpublished interview to Gustavo Mirabal Castro

http://www.gustavomirabal.es/gustavo-mirabal/consejos-de-gustavo-mirabal-para-jinetes

If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Equestrian Word, go to:

https://gustavomirabalcastro.online or http://gustavomirabal.es or http://gustavomirabal.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavomirabalcastro

https://www.flickr.com/photos/161015276@N06/albums/

https://es.quora.com/profile/Gustavo-Mirabal-Castro

https://www.wattpad.com/497522292-g-c-farm-gustavo-mirabal-castro-en-venezuela-g-c

Vegetables and fruits constitute a healthy, healthy diet that definitely strengthens your horse.

In this article we will tell you about those fruits and vegetables that you can give your horse.

Take out pencil and paper!

Vegetables and fruits for your horse

Lettuce, carrot, beet, watermelon, strawberries, apple, peach and grapes. These vegetables and fruits have a delicious taste for your horses.

However, you must take into account several aspects at the time of delivery.

Indications for the supply

To give such foods to your hair follow these steps:

1- Cut the portions into pieces and, above all, do not give them the heart of the fruit.

Remember to remove the plant leaves on the fruits, as it can be dangerous for the digestion of the animal.

2- Wash fruits and vegetables well. Make sure there are no traces of dirt or any type of product, such as insecticides, that have been used.

3- Remember, on the other hand, be careful with the amounts to give your horse.

Excess sugars contained in fruits can cause certain diseases, such as laminitis or equine colic, so consult your veterinarian on this subject.

The list of vegetables and fruits

Below is a list of what our horses can eat.

Lettuce

Although you may like it a lot, it does not provide too much nutrients or energy, so give it a couple of leaves a day as much. That way it will not interfere with your daily diet that does provide the necessary nutrients.

Beet

Beet is another of the foods that horses like, but it is also very nutritious. Its pulp contains the same amount of protein as hay and provides an amount of energy similar to oats.

Carrot

This vegetable is a source of Vitamin A, which can be very interesting as a complement to the equine diet.

Apple

Another of the typical foods of the horse is the apple. And it is not surprising, because it is a very important source of potassium and calcium. That is, it is good for muscle stimulation and maintenance of horse bones.

Strawberries

Strawberries, as well as red fruits, are fruits that horses love. His sweet touch is delicious for your palate. In addition, they contain an important source of fiber, so the horse does not get just a “snack”, it is also feeding. Of course, moderate your intake for your amount of sugar. Check the amount with your veterinarian!

Watermelon (Pin)

Undoubtedly, perfect for summer, the watermelon or leg is another of the favorite fruits of horses, including their bark! If you do not believe it, try and you’ll see how your friend devours it. The good thing is that practically all watermelon is water. Mind you, beware of excess sugar. Remove the seeds before giving it to them.

Peach

If humans delight in peaches, how much more to horses! It is a very sweet fruit. So moderate the amount of peach that you can give.

Grape

Another of the prizes that you can give to your horse is the grape. In addition, it is healthy for the equine, due to antioxidants that can directly benefit the heart. In fact, some studies have begun to investigate the introduction of grape seeds in equine feeding with good results

What horses can not eat

As we recommend what our horses can eat, we also tell you what we can not give you.

• Tomato
• Potato (potato)
• Coles
• Broccoli or similar (This causes digestive complications from the gases)
• Celery

Sources:

http://www.equine-world.co.uk/horses_care/feed-horses-fruits-vegetables.asp

http://www.gustavomirabal.es/caballos/alimentacion-del-caballo

https://www.equusline.es/blog/frutas-verduras-caballo/

http://www.caib.es/sites/equins/es/alimentacion-52812/ 

If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Equestrian Word, go to:

http://gustavomirabal.es or http://gustavomirabal.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavomirabalcastro

https://www.flickr.com/photos/161015276@N06/albums/

https://gustavomirabalcastro.online/gustavo-mirabal-eng/

The dancing horses are those that offer a show of coordination, elegance and confidence.

In fairs or competitions these stand out for their talent and interaction with the rider.

In this article we will tell you about the horses that dance.

Dancing horses

At least once in a lifetime, people should see a spectacle like that.

The respect, the trust between the tamer and the rider are incredible.

To teach a horse to dance, the first thing to do is find out what the “piaffe” is.

Well, the “piaffe” is a movement similar to the trot of a horse that holds a point.

Based on years of training, the horse gets to lower his hips, change the weight on his hindquarters and raise his right part following the music, in a natural way. Thus, they can participate in the best “piaffe” competitions in the world.

Teaching to dance

Your horse can also learn to dance. Pay attention to these tricks.

The first thing we will do is take him for a walk. A short walk It’s not about tiring him, but about relaxing him a little. It is known that working with a calm animal is much easier than with a nervous one. The relaxed one will pay attention to us; the nervous one will prefer not to do it.

Then take it to a trot and pull it to get up. Move your shoulders and hips and ask him to put his head up and down. Do it several times, letting it rest a few seconds between exercise and exercise.

Place a halter on the horse and attach it with a rope.

As you are beginning, it will serve a simple halter and a lead; Later you can use a bridle and a chair to connect one side of the rein to the right side of the horse.

To make it easier, you can use both side reins that connect from the fillet ring to the circumference of the same side about 23cms, below the back of the animal.

Tie your tail up with an elastic band so it does not bother you.

Then, stop the horse so that the wall or fence is on your right. Put it on its left side.

With the riding tack, you have to reach your hind legs. You will touch the left hind leg until it rises and then offer it a prize. Repeat this with the right rear leg.

Near the goal

Next, you will put the bridle or saddle, and the side reins.

Ask him to raise left, right, left, and the rewards. The answer must be quick, but the same, if we see that it costs, we will go back and go more slowly.

It is not about getting the horse to be perfect: perfection does not exist. It is about teaching him something trying to have fun, and he will not do it if we ask him more than he is capable of doing at that moment.

The last thing you will do is touch your front legs. If he is nervous, let him lower his head or let him down; so it will calm down.

On the contrary, if you see it animated, you raise it so that it feels proud. If he behaves well and, above all, if he takes a step that looks like a dance, you give him a deserved prize and let him rest.

The dancing horses are beautiful, they fill us with pride and emotion.

However, you should remember that training sessions should not take more than 10 minutes to prevent the horse from feeling frustrated.

Patience is the key to all this. If you despair, you will not achieve anything.

The dancing horses in Spain

We can see the dancing horses in Spain, yes, especially in the region of Andalusia.

In this area you can see festivals and fairs such as the Horse Festival that is celebrated in Jerez, or Ses Salines (Mallorca) for the festivities of Sant Bartomeu (end of August).

To the sound of Spanish music and costumes of the eighteenth century, generally, the dancing horses and their riders star in an “equestrian ballet” in which they use the technique of dressage or cowgirl, hooks, even jobs in hand and carousel.

The dark side of the dancing horses

Some dance-horse trainers use outdated methods to make horses dance. Using brutality and through fear they hit the horse to “learn” what to do without having the patience and affection towards them. We must be vigilant to denounce this type of attitude and avoid events that make use of this kind of brutality against horses.

The dancing horses are a beautiful art form where the rider and the horse show how wonderful human-animal cooperation can be

Sources:

http://caballosbeltran.blogspot.com/2012/10/caballos-bailadores-raza-espanola-uno.html

http://www.traveller.com.au/dancing-with-horses-the-spanish-riding-school-of-vienna-gvut3r

https://thedancinghorses.com/the_show/

https://www.hanaeleh.org/charro-riding-horse-cruelty-dancing

If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Equestrian Word, go to:

https://gustavomirabalcastro.online or http://gustavomirabal.es or http://gustavomirabal.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavomirabalcastro

https://www.flickr.com/photos/161015276@N06/albums/

https://es.quora.com/profile/Gustavo-Mirabal-Castro

https://www.wattpad.com/497522292-g-c-farm-gustavo-mirabal-castro-en-venezuela-g-c

When it comes to negative news many media outlets take advantage of this situation to disseminate information, which often are not aware of how they affect the victim. But it is an opportune moment to demonstrate the honesty and integrity of the person in question, Gustavo Mirabal Castro, that is why the one who has eyes that see.

For this transcendental reason we are going to address some aspects of the successful Venezuelan lawyer and sportsman Gustavo Mirabal Castro. This wonderful man has left the Venezuelan tricolor very high in the equestrian world competitions.

Different facets of Gustavo Mirabal Castro

When bright Venezuelans are spoken the name sounds nothing more and nothing less than the name of the successful jumping rider Gustavo Mirabal Castro. Being thus one of the most outstanding abroad. This wonderful man achieves the perfect combination between his role as an amateur athlete of high competence and at the same time the difficult and complex role of being an entrepreneur today.

Human beings always have factors that influence their motivation. In this particular case the horses have a great significance in the life of Gustavo Mirabal Castro. This is a legacy that has been marked by his family since his father started taking him to visit the main racetrack of La Rinconada in the Venezuelan capital. This made him have direct contact with the horses being love at first sight. And at the same time being conquered with the singular beauty of these magnificent animals.

Gustavo Mirabal Castro and his dream come true

This man with futuristic vision and successful businessman founded a farm for equestrian training in Wellington, Florida. It is a large space suitable for equine needs. The spaces are suitable especially for horses of the high competition of the equestrian world. This space has been ideal for Mirabal to develop its skills in the equine world. As well as, it has brought out its passion for the equestrian world

In addition this farm has been the birthplace of brilliant riders. Those riders have been trained during the time they have required to polish their skills. In effect, it translates into joys and triumphs in different competitions both in the United States and in Spain. However, as the saying goes “nobody wants to see beautiful eyes on someone else’s face”. Hence, it has unleashed a large group of people with destructive criticism to tarnish the image of Gustavo Mirabal.

Alliance with the rider Sergio Álvarez Moya

Gustavo Mirabal Castro in his businessman facet, currently in alliance with the number 1 rider in Spain, Sergio Álvarez Moya, recalls with great joy, especially the competition in Vienna. He commented with joy what happened in Vienna:

“I was lucky to win the three amateur tests, to hear the anthem, to be interviewed about the horse on the track and when leaving the field there was a group of Venezuelans super excited to listen to the national anthem and see the flag flying at the top, magical moments especially in the special moments that are happening in our country “

The alliance between Gustavo Mirabal Castro and Sergio Álvarez Moya brought enormous advances to the Spanish equestrian sport. Their alliance produced several winning horses. The business of both was the development of horses to obtain victories and improve the value of horses and sell them.

Triumphs achieved

In May 2017, Gustavo Mirabal Castro competed in the Longines Global Champions Tour in Madrid where he won the 1.15m race, after two time trials with the G & C horses Luca Brasi and G & C Lucy. The victory of the Venezuelan inaugurated the tournament.

The first time was 30.82 seconds riding on G & C Luca Brasi, then scored 28.88 with G & C Lucy, securing the first and second place in that category.

In short, a Venezuelan who leaves our country very high outside our borders. In fact, a lot of human talent to export …

Sources

http://www.gustavomirabal.es/gustavo-mirabal/gustavo-mirabal-en-el-ojo-del-huracan

Unpublished interview with Gustavo Mirabal Castro

If you want to know more about Gustavo Mirabal or Equestrian Word, go to:

https://gustavomirabalcastro.online or http://gustavomirabal.es or http://gustavomirabal.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavomirabalcastro

https://www.flickr.com/photos/161015276@N06/albums/

https://es.quora.com/profile/Gustavo-Mirabal-Castro

https://www.wattpad.com/497522292-g-c-farm-gustavo-mirabal-castro-en-venezuela-g-c

Silver the Lone Ranger’s horse.

Horses have been emblematic figures in the world of entertainment, especially cinema and television series. Silver is a horse that left its mark as a star not only in the television series but also on the big screen and if that were not enough in cartoons. Being a multifaceted around the audiovisual arts. That is why in this article deepen in relation to Silver the horse of the Lone Ranger.

Some notes about Silver and the lone ranger

• Silver was a muscular horse, with an impressive stamp.
• The Lone Ranger was created in 1933 by George Trendle for radio.
• Clayton Moore starred a TV serie in most of the 221 episodes of 23 minutes presented over several seasons between 1949 and 1957.
• In addition John Hart played the role between 1951 and 1953 over 26 episodes. Jay Silverheels was his faithful companion Tonto or Toro. The Lone Ranger was a Texas Ranger named John Reid, who was the only survivor of the attack of Butch Cavendish and his gang.
• Then, Cured by Toro, Reid swore to help fulfill the justice of the west by wearing a mask. Armed with revolvers that fired silver bullets that could hurt but never kill, he rode on his faithful horse Silver. Meanwhile, Toro rode his Scout horse. Two films were also made on the big screen and resulted in a series of cartoons issued between 1966 and 1969.

Movie The Lone Ranger

The lone Ranger is a fictional character created by the writer Fran Striker. He is a masked Texas Ranger from the Old West of the USA, originally played by Paul Halliwell (voice on radio), who gallops to mend injustice with the help of his cunning and laconic henchman, the native Potawatomi named Tonto (“Toro” in Hispano-America that means Bull, this because the original name was considered pejorative). The phrase of the Lone Ranger would become famous, when mounted on his white horse Silver rode towards the setting sun saying: “Hi-yo, Silver, away!”.

Synopsis Movie The Lone Ranger

The story begins with the origins of the Lone Ranger. Where along with a group of Texas Rangers chase a band of outlaws led by Butch Cavendish. The band then mounts an ambush to the Rangers, in which apparently no survivors remain. However, a person manages to survive thanks to an American Indian named Tonto, who heals his wounds. The Ranger then puts on a mask and mounted on a white horse named Silver will try with his friend to do justice and bring the outlaws to justice. Toro (Johnny Depp), a Native American and spiritual warrior, and lawman John Reid (Armie Hammer) are opposites attracted by a similar fate who must join forces to fight greed and corruption.

Other media expresions

• The Lone Ranger had 2,956 radio episodes
• The Lone Ranger was a TV show that aired for eight seasons, from 1949 to 1957, and starred Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger and Jay Silverheels as Tonto. Only five of the eight seasons had new episodes
• Had six movies:

1. The Lone Ranger (1956),
2. The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958),
3. The Return of the Lone Ranger (1961),
4. The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981),
5. The Lone Ranger (2003)
6. The Lone Ranger (2013)

• The first Lone Ranger novel appeared in 1936, and eventually 18 volumes were published
• Two seasons of comic strips for newspapers were launched: from September 1938 to December 1971 and after between 1981 until 1984 by New York Times Syndicate.
• In 1948, Western Publishing, with its publishing partner Dell Comics, launched a comic book series which lasted for 145 issues

Throughout history there have been numerous artistic expressions related to the lone ranger. The most important thing is that the lone ranger has become in its own right a mediatic phenomenon whose partner, the horse named Silver is one of the protagonists

To finish, the mark left by the horse in the arts is remarkable, not only in television and cinema. Also in the world of comics that of course has a large number of followers

Sources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Ranger

https://listas.20minutos.es/lista/caballos-famosos-de-la-historia-el-cine-y-la-television-307578/