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Dear Fernando:
A related issue that continues to interest me. Does the rider is mounted on a chair "to genet" left by the Arab domination in Spain, with short stirrups, and legs bent? Affectionately. Fernando K Sorry, translator) |
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Hi there:
I forgot. The gadget is called "desjarretadora" Fernando K |
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Send me a PM with your email address and i will send you an interesting PDF article, writen in portuguese and english, about the two ways of mounting in the Iberian Peninsula. . Last edited by fernando; 28th July 2014 at 02:10 PM. |
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I'm on my way to try to discover how to post a new topic, and have not read all replies to this one, yet, so I apologize if this is repetitive, but I have been told, and suspect it is true, that these are "pricks" or cattle prods.
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