Centauro - Basic Doma Vaquera lesson 1: Introduction to Doma Vaquera
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2018
- This is the first in a series on basic Doma Vaquera. I will start to explain the basic principles of the riding itself. Which excercises are performed in Doma Vaquera and how do you and your horse get there. I will follow it up with videos on the theory behind the riding that you can use as a reference.
For those of you that want to know more about me and what I do please visit my website at:
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I've also started to work together with artisantack.com. We both have the desire and mission to spread Doma Vaquera outside Spain and bring this unique and beautiful riding discipline to everyone who is as passionate as us all over the world. If you are in need of tack visit them at:
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And of course don't forget to subscribe to my channel where you can find video's on riding Doma Vaquera, how to train your horse in Doma Vaquera, which tack to use and how to use it.
Thanks for this video and all others also. I am western rider from Finland, but I like to expand my riding styles also to Doma Vaquera.
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Pelimanni Kari Kallonen Sorry for the late response. That’s great to hear! I gave a garrocha clinic yesterday and some Western riders joined. They use the garrocha for their freestyle 😁
Hello from Russia! Thank you for sharing Doma Vaquera basics.👍 Very interesting, very inspiring. As soon as I get some Doma Vaquera tack, , I'll start practice. Thank you! 😊
Natalia Khokhlova You’re welcome!!! That’s great to hear! I have more coming so make dure subscribe and don’t miss anything!
@@ISOLDAIII Thank you! Waiting for more. Already subscribed Facebook, Instagram and CZcams 😊
Hi from Australia. I'm loving this so far and would love to learn more. I'll keep watching the videos and if you ever do produce a book, I'll be putting my hand up for a copy. Great work
Thank you so much! I’m on my way to Spain right now. 😁. Will be doing some training. Did you see all my other videos? Make sure you subscribe to my channel CENTAURO so you see them all and are notified when I post a new one. Also please go to my Facebook page Centauro for more updates and quick videos of my travels to Spain. If you have any questions please let me know. Have a great day!
So glad I discovered you!!! I am definitely going to do Doma Vaquero with my new Andalusian Gelding. We have been doing Spanish Riding Scholl classic riding, but this is the real deal! Thanks so much!!!! We had great success so far with similar training. And the horses loved it!
bwci33 That’s wonderful to hear!!! Where are you from?
@@ISOLDAIII Hannover Germany. Our teachers were all Richard Hinrichs students and my first teacher was Christina Hinrichs, Richard's first Wife. She started our (difficult) pony with a Serreta and plenty of leg yields, "arret"s and use of shifting weight vs reins. Front up, hind quarters carrying the motion. I never got the hang of "Anlehnung" as this Spanish technique worked great for everything, esp. advanced work. Not so great for low level tournaments, but our pony could be as light in the front as an "S" horse and could have done more Hohe Schule, but the kids preferred jumping and having fun. He is 37 now, and I rode him up until a year ago. No back or leg problems ever. Our "Vielseitigkeit" Trakehner was also trained by these teachers. Also good results. Now I have a new Andalusian (7 1/2 years old). Luckily a stall mate has a Spanish horse she is training in Doma Vaquera. Having gotten to know my new horse better, I definitely think this style is his thing. Also the safety factor, that I have to use much more horsemanship than I would have bothered with in "normal" dressage. So much in equestrian sport these days really doesn't make sense, is dangerous, and ruins horses instead of bringing out their best. I'm looking forward to all your videos!!!! Are you in Holland? That isn't far! :-)
bwci33 Ah yes. Very classical. Same principles. I plan to make more videos so stay tuned!
@@bwci33 That's not so far indeed! I'm in Hilversum in the middle of Holland. How cool that your pony is old and still so healthy! Hinrich's method is probably very similar. Classical. Doma Vaquera is one of the first forms of dressage. That's great you have a PRE. It isn't necessary to have a PRE to do Doma Vaquera. In Spain they use the crosses with Thoroughbreds or Arabians more for Doma Vaquera but PRE are suitable as well. Especially the ones that like to work like my older mare :). I'm not a fan of normal dressage as I don't feel it makes sense. Doma Vaquera is very inuitive for both horse and rider. There were no courses or books or videos so it had to be. Let me know if you ever have questions. I hope to visit my new mare in Spain soon and will post more videos. Enjoy!
love this - looking forward to the book and do's and don'ts
I posted some presentations with the theory behind the videos already
yes I've just read those - great advice. I'm subscribed and following on fb.
Your explanation is very easy and will follow with passion, easier to explain I hope to summarize more and more
Are you in Spain, if you can make a meeting in English with the greatest Spanish cavalry, such as Pablo Hermasu and Raval Acro because these two people are very capable and smart touch
Thank you! I’m glad you find it clear. Check my other videos as I have videos with Antonio Quinta who is former multiple champion of Doma Vaquera. He is the maestro. I go there every month for training. Look for me on Facebook as well and you can follow my adventures there.
CENTAURO what is accont in facebook ?
Abdullah almiknize If you search my name in Facebook then you will my page. Look for Mieke Hylkema
I am so excited I found your channel! I love both dressage and reining and was wondering if there was a way to combine them and then I stumbled upon your channel. I'd love to learn this style of riding, but unfortunately I don't think there's anyone on the eastern side of the US who teaches this.
Mindful Madnezz So happy that my channel can help you. I don’t know of anyone on the East Coast. I work with Chris from Artisantack.com. He’s from Spain but lives in the US and sells proper Spanish. He also knows a lot of people. Perhaps you can send him a note through his website and ask if he knows anyone. My new horse is in Spain at the moment but I when she is here in the Spring I will make some more videos. In the mean let me know if you have any questions. Also check out my website www.centaurodomavaquera.com and Facebook because I post my adventures in Spain as well. I’m going in two weeks again.
Loved the video! What breed is the horse 🐎? Cheers
Dário Barreiro So glad you liked it!!! Isolda is a PRE (Andalusian). Retired now at 22 due to an old injury. Are you from Italy?
@@ISOLDAIII I am from Portugal. Home of the PSL. Love the structured way you use to express your knowledge. You have answered lots of questions I had regarding horses in General and Doma Vaquera in Particular. Love Isolda as well . What a beautiful animal! Good Luck with your work!
@@alexdb77 Oh wonderful! Love the PSL as well! The horse I ride now (belongs to a student of mine) is half PRE and half PSL but I've ridden PSLs at my trainer in Spain as well. Perfect for DV as well. Maybe even better than the PRE ;). So glad you enjoyed the video and it answered your questions. Isolda is amazing but thank you! I'm going to upload a video today on a clinic I did this weekend. Make sure to watch!
we have in my country anthor bit but not like spainish bit it is same but in center not go up like n is it important? and how i save head and nick like Always curved .
Abdullah almiknize Glad you like the video! I understand that you would like to about the bit?
CENTAURO no , i ask about Spanish bit is it important in doma , can i make doma with any bit ? thank you
Abdullah almiknize It is better to do it with s curb so similar to my horses bit. Did you watch my video on bits? Look on my channel CENTAURO and subscribe so you can see it and don’t miss new videos 😁
Do you talk about Vaquera spurs in any of your videos?
NRHOOFCARE No I don’t but what would you like to know?
@@ISOLDAIII I'd like to know the types of spurs used by the Doma Vaqueras from young horses up into fully schooled. I'm sure its dictated by the uniqueness of each horse but just the types you see typically.
@@nrhoofcare7724 Awesome from Oz! Love Australians. But to answer your question, our spurs are not much different from other spurs but are probably more similar to Western spurs. We wear them low on the heel of our boot. This has to do with the position of the leg on the horse with the Doma Vaquera saddle. Our leg is generally higher on the horse due to the fact that the saddle sits you higher on the horse. The seat is not close to the horse like an English or Western saddle. But there are wheels and studs.They are used depending on the horse. If the horse is less responsive you wear spurs but if they are sensitive to your leg already you don't use any. Or you use them in the beginning when doing the basics and later when the more difficult work starts like canter pirouette where you need more impulsion you might switch to using spurs for that last bit. It's my opinion and that of my trainer that a horse should be able to do everything without. Especially the basic work. If you need spurs to make your horse correctly walk, trot and canter around the ring I think there might be something wrong in the basic understanding of the aids. Let me know if you have any further questions. I'm happy to help!
@@ISOLDAIII Awesome, Thanks so much for your detailed response and for your content. I think Doma Vaquera has alot of potential to take off in Oz!
@@nrhoofcare7724 That's so cool! THat fits perfect with my mission! I do get various question from Oz. Once my new mare arrives from Spain I will post more videos and explain more.
nice my ENGLISH not perfect but is clear thank you 🌹