- as an
important equestrian pursuit since the
Renaissance when
Federico Grisone's "The
Rules of Riding" was
published in 1550, one of the
first notable...
-
Federico Grisone was a
Neapolitan nobleman and one of the
first masters of
dressage and
courtly riding.
Referred to in his time as the "father of the...
-
Grisonia (Latin),
Grisons or els
Grisons (Catalan),
Grisons (French),
Grisones (Spanish),
Grizono (Esperanto),
Gryzonia (Polish),
Grisun (Lombard) Greater...
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influenced the
training methods of the
Spanish Riding School include Federico Grisone, the
founder of the
first riding academy in Naples, who
lived during the...
- Roccapimonte, Roccaimperiale, Roccamainolfi, Rodegaldo, Rufo,
Santangelo in
Grisone, Santagapito, San Martino, Sinagra, Somma, Tocco,
Torre dei p****eri, Valenzano...
-
living over 2000
years ago, his
ideas are
still widely praised Federico Grisone (mid-16th century): one of the few to
write on
horsemanship to that point...
-
obedience and
maneuverability in horses. The
Italian horseman Federico Grisone, for instance,
promoted the use of
physical punishment to
control horses...
- the
suggestion of John Astley, of Gli
ordini di
cavalcare by
Federico Grisone, and is
directed towards the use of
horses in war. He
followed it with...
- a
napirwey o
poznaniu dobrego konia, 1532 1905
edition Polish Federico Grisone • Gli
ordini di cavalcare, "The
rules of riding", 1550 Full text of 1551...
- the usurpers.” In 1282 Pope
Martin IV
elected a new archbishop,
Romualdo Grisone, who,
failing to
obtain the
restitution of the
territories he was entitled...
