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Just horsin’ around. Equestrians at play.

October 3, 2023 by Blogfinger

Horse Show at Chubb Park in Chester Township, New Jersey. Chester is not far from where the US Equestrian team trains. By Paul Goldfinger.  Click image for full view.  Reposted.

 

Paul Goldfinger, Editor, Blogfinger.net. 10/3/23.

This photograph shows the gentle and elegant sport of horses and all the rituals, postures, clothing and casual styles of these aficionados blended with the formality of it all.

When we lived in Chester, we often saw “horse people” (usually women) shopping or walking around town in their special clothes. I like the black coats and hats on these riders.

That’s why I chose Gato Barbieri’s “Girl in Black”  (Para mi Negra) — a tango by the jazz saxophonist  (b. 1934 in Argentina) who wrote the incredible score for film The Last Tango in Paris with Marlon Brando.

This song seems to fit for this photo. Argentina is horse country, and the tango is very  sexy.

Do you see any of that in this  photo?  How do those riders get out of those pants anyhow?

 

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Posted in Music from the movies, Photographic Gallery, Photographic Gallery, Color | Tagged Equestrians at play, Gato Barbieri, Photo: Horsin' Around | 2 Comments

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  1. on August 26, 2017 at 6:18 pm Blogfinger

    2017: I used to be able to imitate a horse’s whinny. You can imagine it, and I taught our two sons how to whinny.

    Luckily we had a neighbor across the street named, believe it or not, Bill Horsey.–a great guy; Irish; he sold frozen Kosher appetizers–you know, like hot dogs in a blanket served with deli mustard.

    So whenever we drove past his house, we would all do our whinnies. It was great fun, but now that our boys are men, I haven’t heard the whinny any more; plus we moved to Ocean Grove. There used to be a horse in the Grove, but it’s been gone for awhile. —-Paul


  2. on September 28, 2012 at 10:15 pm Warren

    Upon seeing this article I thought it was promoting an outstanding event that takes place each fall in Far Hills, NJ (Somerset County) benefiting a hospital based in Somerville. As a veteran of many of these outings I strongly encourage people to consider attending this year’s event being held on Oct 20th. Known as the “Super Bowl of Tailgating” its an amazing display of steeplechase and of excesses of all types. Check it out at http://farhillsrace.org/ for an experience you’ll remember.



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