a seat for a rider on horseback is called canter.
a seat for a rider on horseback is called canter.
a seat for a rider on horseback is called?
canter
bullet::::- sitting: the rider's seat remains in the saddle the whole time while following the motion of the horse and without bouncing. this is required for show ring western riding and preferred in dressage, especially at the upper levels. sitting the trot gives the rider optimum control, because he or she can use the seat and weight to ask the horse to make upward or downward transitions, turns, and/or to decrease or increase impulsion. it is also a test of equitation by proving that the rider can quietly move with the horse. the jog, which is the preferred gait of western horses, is generally smoother and less-bouncy than the working and extended trot of the english-style horse. sitting can be very tiring for the rider, especially if performed by riders who have not built up their stomach and back muscles, or if riders are on an extremely powerful mount with a big trot. to sit the trot, there is a slight forward and back movement of the lower back and stomach as the rider's hips follow both the up and down and side-to-side motion of the horse. to absorb the impact of the trot, the rider relaxes through the hips and the stomach and lower back, as well as the legs. the rider's upper body remains upright and quiet. the rider's hands remain steady. the lower legs remain relaxed and only come into play when the rider gives a leg aid. if a rider cannot sit the trot and is bounced around, the rising trot is preferable, because not only is the rider uncomfortable, the constant slamming of the rider onto the horse is uncomfortable for the horse. as a result, it will hollow its back and stiffen its movement.
trot
"the phantom rider" was budgeted at $140,207 although the final negative cost was $138,925 (a $1,282, or 0.9%, under spend). it was filmed between 25 july and 22 august 1945. the serial's production number was 1499.









































section::::production.:stunts.









































bullet::::- wayne burson









































bullet::::- tommy coats









































bullet::::- fred graham









































bullet::::- cliff lyons









































bullet::::- ted mapes









































bullet::::- eddie parker









































bullet::::- post park (coach)









































bullet::::- tom steele (fights)









































bullet::::- duke taylor (horseback)









































bullet::::- dale van sickel (horseback)









































bullet::::- henry wills (horseback)









































bullet::::- bill yrigoyen (horseback/fights)









































bullet::::- joe yrigoyen (horseback/fights)









































section::::production.:special effects.









































all special effects by the lydecker brothers.









































section::::release.









































section::::release.:theatrical.
the phantom rider (republic serial)