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St. George, The Holy Knight

by Giovanni Battista Tomassini There is a figure that more than any other influenced the equestrian imagination: that of St. George, the Holy Knight, who over the centuries became the symbol of chivalrous…

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09/08/2013

Myth
Horseback riding in the Middle Ages – Jordanus Rufus of Calabria

by Giovanni Battista Tomassini Although the importance of the horse in the medieval European civilization is known and recognized, given it’s central function in the definition of the identity of the dominant classes…

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27/07/2013

Techniques

History, culture and traditions of classical horsemanship

The Works of Chivalry - The book

The Works of Chivalry
The book

History

What do we mean when we talk of classical horsemanship?
A very important discovery: the equestrian treatise of the Lord of Lugny
The role of the horse and of jousting in Renaissance culture  (part 2)
The role of the horse and of jousting in Renaissance culture  (part 1)
New information about the life  of Cesare Fiaschi

Myth

St. George, The Holy Knight
The bit that tamed the flying horse: Pegasus and Bellerophon

Characters

The many souls of a genius
New information about the life  of Cesare Fiaschi
Without horses I’m not even the half of myself. The equestrain passion of Vittorio Alfieri. Part 2
Without horses I’m not even the half of myself. The equestrian passion of Vittorio Alfieri. Part 1
Bellerophon

Techniques

Equibender. A practical solution for the lateral flexion of the horse
What do we mean when we talk of classical horsemanship?
Anglomania (Part 2): Federico Mazzucchelli witness and critic of the “British Fashion”
Anglomania (Part 1): The spreading of English style equitation in the Eighteenth century
Snapshots of a medieval knight. Mastino II della Scala and the “a la brida” seat

Other

The adventure of Monte Velho, the equestrian paradise of Lusitano horses
The many souls of a genius
Equibender. A practical solution for the lateral flexion of the horse
What do we mean when we talk of classical horsemanship?
A very important discovery: the equestrian treatise of the Lord of Lugny

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Eighteenth-century horsemanship books | signederevoi on Anglomania (Part 1): The spreading of English style equitation in the Eighteenth century
GB on “Maneggi and jumps”. The basic exercises of Renaissance horsemanship (Part 3)
De Zitter L. on “Maneggi and jumps”. The basic exercises of Renaissance horsemanship (Part 3)
Neil Broncacio on Without horses I’m not even the half of myself. The equestrain passion of Vittorio Alfieri. Part 2
Arne Koets on Snapshots of a medieval knight. Mastino II della Scala and the “a la brida” seat

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