Gary Contessa Conformation Class, August 4, 2015

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  • What is Conformation? Every breed of horse has conformational standards, and ideals--so what are those ideals for the Thoroughbred breed? What's "perfect," and what's "imperfect"? Does conformational imperfection indicate failure as a race horse? In his Conformation Clinic on August 4, 2015, Trainer, Gary Contessa spelled it out for 65 race fans. Enjoy!

Komentáře • 12

  • @ricardomedina3906
    @ricardomedina3906 Před 4 lety +5

    Wow what an excellent teacher, great passion for sharing his fantastic knowledge, my most sincere thanks for uploading this great video

  • @brendaterry6297
    @brendaterry6297 Před 6 lety +3

    Your a great teacher Gary...Enjoy your videos

  • @hannahwebb4846
    @hannahwebb4846 Před 2 lety +1

    My American Saddlebred had an offset knee on the left and developed a splint I always had to treat. Otherwise, he won a lot of ribbons in English Pleasure and even halter classes as a gelding that could place over stallions due to that nice backline and balance of conformation he inherited from his Rex Peavine sire line. He was a grandson of Society Rex, and had the nice backline that went with it. We did have to keep his neck sweated down, however. Bayberry had a beautiful head.

  • @d1adam
    @d1adam Před 8 lety +6

    Really enjoyed this video. Its nice to gain some knowledge from a trainer like Contessa

  • @CastleMc
    @CastleMc Před rokem

    Great video!!

  • @MarkRobertCuthbert
    @MarkRobertCuthbert Před 5 lety +1

    I thoroughly enjoyed this. Greetings from Ireland.

  • @hannahwebb4846
    @hannahwebb4846 Před 2 lety

    As for people, no one would ever have thought I could be a good runner since I am only five feet tall, built like a human Quarter Horse, and big-boned, but I was one of the top woman mid-and long-distance road runners in the Mid-West. Only reason for stopping is I needed to go back to school to learn a new job, and lost my husband from a ground airplane accident. I also had a smooth running style and didn't bob up and down like a lot of runners because I studied the martial arts before starting to run, and not bobbing up and down saved me a LOT of energy. STILL, all those miles on concrete roads and sidewalks did a number on my back and knees, so now, I walk.

  • @gw7132
    @gw7132 Před 7 lety +2

    Poetry in motion
    Love that

  • @hanney91
    @hanney91 Před 5 lety

    Great!!!

  • @user-vw8kf2sn4z
    @user-vw8kf2sn4z Před 3 lety +1

    31.59

  • @KK-px4hh
    @KK-px4hh Před 5 lety

    at 26:15 he is talking about "She" and i was looking at that girl the whole time. lol