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Hanna Klensmeden
Hanna Klensmeden is a showjumping rider from Sweden with an international competition record, horses competed by Hanna Klensmeden include Avant, Charouet, Brandy Cloud and Selano. Below you can watch Hana Klensmedan and Selano in the Future young riders championship.
These nominal fees enable ShireAuction.com put together the graphics and information pages for the consigned horse, and maintain the website. Most importantly, the fees will enable Shireauction.com to advertise to over 40,000 potential buyers using the various publications available. Shireauction.com is advertising in the Draft Horse Journal, the ASHA newsletter, Heavy Horse World in England, Feather and Fetlock in Canada, and others. In addition the Shire Horse Society included an announcement in their last newsletter. 
DA Carmen Elektra - (*El Ghazi x On Fyre) `98 Bay Mare. Sweepstakes. This is a very talented filly. She is out of a 4 time National Top Ten English pleasure mare. (Le Fire daughter) She has a very flexy neck with good hocks and loose shoulder.
Q: When trotting, I try to change legs regularly, as much as every 10 steps or so. On one leg, my horse seems to stiffen up and slow right down. Is this because hes not used to me changing legs and will become easier for him, or do you suspect a medical reason?
I think that you will find horses stiffer on one diagonal than the other. I also know some riders who find one diagonal more difficult to rise to than the other. This may not be a medical problem, but related to the horse`s natural tendency to lead or favour going one way.
It is possible that your horse is suffering from low-grade lameness which may not be apparent when travelling in a straight line.
If you trot on a circle, you may find that any lameness will become more obvious in one direction.
You should ask someone else to watch you ride on a circle, or lunge your horse on firm ground. If in doubt, consult your vet.
If there is no lameness, I recommend that you continue to work on both diagonals, but for several minutes at a time.
A: I think that you will find horses stiffer on one diagonal than the other. I also know some riders who find one diagonal more difficult to rise to than the other. This may not be a medical problem, but related to the horse`s natural tendency to lead or favour going one way.
It is possible that your horse is suffering from low-grade lameness which may not be apparent when travelling in a straight line.
If you trot on a circle, you may find that any lameness will become more obvious in one direction.
You should ask someone else to watch you ride on a circle, or lunge your horse on firm ground. If in doubt, consult your vet.
If there is no lameness, I recommend that you continue to work on both diagonals, but for several minutes at a time.
Johanna Wiedlack
Johanna Wiedlack - AustriaThese nominal fees enable ShireAuction.com put together the graphics and information pages for the consigned horse, and maintain the website. Most importantly, the fees will enable Shireauction.com to advertise to over 40,000 potential buyers using the various publications available. Shireauction.com is advertising in the Draft Horse Journal, the ASHA newsletter, Heavy Horse World in England, Feather and Fetlock in Canada, and others. In addition the Shire Horse Society included an announcement in their last newsletter.
Dinah Johanna Lombard
Dinah Johanna Lombard - South AfricaHanna Parikka
Hanna Parikka is a showjumping rider from Finland
Zhanna Kurzan
Zhanna Kurzan - RussiaDA Carmen Elektra - (*El Ghazi x On Fyre) `98 Bay Mare. Sweepstakes. This is a very talented filly. She is out of a 4 time National Top Ten English pleasure mare. (Le Fire daughter) She has a very flexy neck with good hocks and loose shoulder.
Hanna Berg
Hanna Berg - Sweden - EventingTabea Johanna Henze
Tabea Johanna Henze - Germany - EventingJohanna Koponen
Johanna Koponen - FinlandJohanna Gemein
Johanna Gemein - GermanyJohanna Amschl
Johanna Amschl - Austria
Johanna Bakke
Johanna Bakke - NorwayJohanna Bley
Johanna Bley - SwedenJohanna Burnage
Johanna Burnage - UKJohanna Constantini
Johanna Constantini - AustriaJohanna Dã–Rner
Johanna D£–Rner - GermanyJohanna Denham-Harding
Johanna Denham-Harding - UKJohanna Due Boje
Johanna Due Boje - SwedenJohanna Dufort
Johanna Dufort - USAJohanna Fourie
Johanna Fourie - South AfricaJohanna Frunck
Johanna Frunck - SwedenJohanna Hainzl
Johanna Hainzl - AustriaJohanna Hirschmugl
Johanna Hirschmugl - Austria
Johanna Huber
Johanna Huber - ItalyJohanna Baruffaldi
Johanna Baruffaldi - ItalyJohanna Doyer
Johanna Doyer - South AfricaJohanna Gal
Johanna Gal - FranceJohanna Gendron
Johanna Gendron - FranceJohanna Heikkilã„
Johanna Heikkil£„ - Finland
Johanna Hurme
Johanna Hurme - FinlandJohanna Jauernik
Johanna Jauernik - Austria
Johanna Johanson
Johanna Johanson - Estonia
Johanna Jormakka
Johanna Jormakka - FinlandJohanna Jungermann
Johanna Jungermann - GermanyJohanna Knoth
Johanna Knoth - GermanyJohanna Kolind
Johanna Kolind - UKJohanna Krause
Johanna Krause - GermanyJohanna Lã–Er
Johanna L£–Er - GermanyJohanna Luoma
Johanna Luoma - GermanyJohanna Magrietha Doyee
Johanna Magrietha Doyee - South AfricaJohanna Maria Maasdijk
Johanna Maria Maasdijk - QatarJohanna Monforts Von Hobe
Johanna Monforts Von Hobe - GermanyJohanna Novak
Johanna Novak - AustriaJohanna Otto-Erley
Johanna Otto-Erley - Germany
Johanna Palojã„Rvi
Johanna Paloj£„Rvi - Finland
Johanna Parri
Johanna Parri - FinlandJohanna Penninger
Johanna Penninger - GermanyJohanna Pentecouteau
Johanna Pentecouteau - FranceJohanna Pichler
Johanna Pichler - AustriaJohanna Pitk
Johanna Pitk - EstoniaJohanna Plichon Esnault
Johanna Plichon Esnault - FranceJohanna Postillon
Johanna Postillon - France
Johanna Raunanen
Johanna Raunanen - FinlandJohanna Sokka
Johanna Sokka - FinlandJohanna Stoiser
Johanna Stoiser - Austria
Johanna Susama Badenhorst
Johanna Susama Badenhorst - South AfricaJohanna Susanna Vermaak
Johanna Susanna Vermaak - South AfricaJohanna Thorsten
Johanna Thorsten - Sweden
Johanna Trummer
Johanna Trummer - AustriaJohanna Von Fricks
Johanna Von Fricks - GermanyJohanna Wagner
Johanna Wagner - Germany
Johanna Wasmuth
Johanna Wasmuth - Germany
Johanna Wetjen
Johanna Wetjen - Germany
Johanna Zierl
Johanna Zierl - GermanyJohanna Rinnesjã–
Johanna Rinnesj£– - SwedenJohanna Strang - Ginouves
Johanna Strang - Ginouves - Finland
Johanna Thiel
Johanna Thiel - AustriaJohanna Voelkel
Johanna Voelkel - GermanyJohanna Wallter
Johanna Wallter - SwedenJulia-Johanna Becker
Julia-Johanna Becker - GermanyShanna Heyndrickx
Shanna Heyndrickx - BelgiumShanna Harrouche Garcia
Shanna Harrouche Garcia is a Brazilian rider, we have limited information on Shanna Harrouche Garcia so if you can help us grow our knowledge with any more info, news, pictures or videos please email us at info@stableexpress.comJohanna Bolander
Johanna Bolander showjumping rider from Sweden, in 2004 Johanna Bolander won the 5 year old final at the world breeding championships riding the horse Liza Minelli (Fortinbras x Landadel)Johanna Bergquist
Johanna Bergquist - Sweden - Showjumping
Johanna Hã–Glund
Johanna H£–Glund - Finland - Dressage RiderHanna Jachimowicz
Hanna Jachimowicz - Poland - ShowjumpingHanna FăBiăN
Hanna FăBiăN - HungaryHanna Wieden
Hanna Wieden - Sweden - Dressae RiderHanna Bokszczanin
Hanna Bokszczanin - Poland - Dressage RiderHanna Marttila
Hanna Marttila - Finland - ShowjumpingHanna Brendler
Hanna Brendler - Germany - EventingHanna Lindberg-Nilsson
Hanna Lindberg-Nilsson - Sweden - EventingHanna Etzner
Hanna Etzner - Sweden - Dressage RiderHanna Ă–Hman
Hanna Ă–Hman - SwedenHanna Heuser
Hanna Heuser - Germany - EventingHanna Launonen
Hanna Launonen - Finland - ShowjumpingHanna Penny
Hanna Penny -Hanna Horak
Hanna Horak - Germany - EventingHanna Pedersen
Hanna Pedersen - Sweden - eventingHanna Pons
Hanna Pons - Panama - ShowjumpingHanna Lutz
Hanna Lutz - Germany - Horse VaultingJacoba Johanna Uys
Jacoba Johanna Uys - South Africa - Endurance RiderHanna Schrenk
Hanna Schrenk - Germany - ShowjumpingHanna Soderstrom
Hanna Soderstrom - USA - Dressage RiderHanna Stolle
Hanna Stolle - Germany - Horse VaultingHanna Karasiova
Hanna Karasiova - Belarus - Dressage RiderHanna Menslage
Hanna Menslage - Germany - EventingHanna Tavolato
Hanna Tavolato - Austria - Horse VaultingHanna Rehnberg
Hanna Rehnberg - Sweden - Endurance RiderHanna De Wit
Hanna De Wit - BelgiumHanna Sevens
Hanna Sevens - Belgium - DressageJohanna Gate
Johanna Gate - Showjumping Rider
Johanna Gate Competition Results
01 - Scope, 5 Year Old Preliminary Round 2 - 28/08/2003 - RatinoJohanna Jauck
Johanna Jauck - Austria - Showjumping Rider
Johanna Couffin
Johanna Couffin - France - Endurance Rider
Hanna Waidmann
Hanna Waidmann - Germany - Eventing Q: When trotting, I try to change legs regularly, as much as every 10 steps or so. On one leg, my horse seems to stiffen up and slow right down. Is this because hes not used to me changing legs and will become easier for him, or do you suspect a medical reason?
I think that you will find horses stiffer on one diagonal than the other. I also know some riders who find one diagonal more difficult to rise to than the other. This may not be a medical problem, but related to the horse`s natural tendency to lead or favour going one way.
It is possible that your horse is suffering from low-grade lameness which may not be apparent when travelling in a straight line.
If you trot on a circle, you may find that any lameness will become more obvious in one direction.
You should ask someone else to watch you ride on a circle, or lunge your horse on firm ground. If in doubt, consult your vet.
If there is no lameness, I recommend that you continue to work on both diagonals, but for several minutes at a time.
A: I think that you will find horses stiffer on one diagonal than the other. I also know some riders who find one diagonal more difficult to rise to than the other. This may not be a medical problem, but related to the horse`s natural tendency to lead or favour going one way.
It is possible that your horse is suffering from low-grade lameness which may not be apparent when travelling in a straight line.
If you trot on a circle, you may find that any lameness will become more obvious in one direction.
You should ask someone else to watch you ride on a circle, or lunge your horse on firm ground. If in doubt, consult your vet.
If there is no lameness, I recommend that you continue to work on both diagonals, but for several minutes at a time.
Zhanna Kim
Zhanna Kim - Russia - Showjumping Rider
