Saturday, January 24, 2015

HITS Ocala 2015 - IV


Coming 'round the bend


Heading toward the jump


Made it!


Swatting flies and jumping simultaneously! 


Whoa!


Lunch time

22 comments:

cieldequimper said...

I could watch this for hours, it's so elegant!

Sylvia K said...

Oh, I do love horses and what great shots, Lowell, as always!! I do miss my two beautiful Arabian horses, but my apartment isn't large enough for the three of us!!

William Kendall said...

That of course takes great skill! Excellent captures, Lowell!

Kay said...

I love seeing humans and horses working together. These are great shots. (Love the fly swatting one!)

Sharon said...

They make it look so easy.

RedPat said...

I love Sylvia's comment! It would be wonderful to watch this event, Lowell! Great shots.

Randy said...

Strong looking horses.

Taken For Granted said...

I'm always amazed that jumping horses can land with all their weight on their forefeet. The cannon bone between knee and fetlock takes all that weight with out breaking. Amazing.

Linda said...

Lovely horses, and excellent action shots.

Kate said...

What talented people & such beautiful animals. Such a pleasure to watch!

Gunn said...

GREAT action shots!
Horses are just ELEGANT animals!
I love the composition of the top /first image.

HAPPY SUNDAY!

Anonymous said...

The horses seem to really be enjoying it all too!

EG CameraGirl said...

Sylvia mad me laugh! ;))

Birdman said...

... heads or TAILS? I'll take tails everytime.

Aimeecakes said...

Fabulous action shots!!

Halcyon said...

Nice action shots.

Judy said...

Fantastic shots! I like "The Horse With The Flying Tail".

VP said...

Excellent images!

Jack said...

What a ball this must have been for a photographer! Do you know any?

Cezar and Léia said...

Awww love horses and I would enjoy a lot the day there watching this competition! You took fabulous pictures, well done!
Hugs
Leia

Bergson said...

a race for youngers I like

Karl said...

Great action here !
The 4th picture is also fun !

"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." — Henri Cartier-Bresson