Horse Station

With a whole equestrian life behind him, Joaquin Legarre is nowadays a reputed and well-known dressage rider and trainer in Spain. He started his career when he was still very young and had the opportunity to learn side by side with some of the best trainers in the dressage world. Joaquin Legarre has been a member of the national team in several occasions and was champion runner-up for Spain as a young rider. He has participated in numberless national and international competitions, not only in Spain, but also in Germany, where he had his second residence for many years. He has competed in Gran Prix level in both national and international competitions for the last 15 years with different horses. Joaquin Legarre was Champion in the Championship of Spain for Young Horses 2007, and represented Spain in Verden (Germany). As a trainer he has accomplished numerous achievements with his students. He has conducted the training of well known international horse and rider partnerships and continues to do so with outstanding renowned students. Joaquin is also a national judge, as well as a qualified dressage trainer by the General Directorate of Sports.

Very excited horseback riding with my son, he wanted to try it and very much enjoyed the 30-minute ride. I recommend it there. I think there are 3 horseback riders; they are near the bakery in front of the Omega dental clinic.Very excited ride horse back riding my son he want to try very enjoy full ride 30 min ride I recommend there I think 3 horse back riders they are near panadería front side of omega dental clinicTranslated commentShow original

It’s inhumane

First of all, I would like to point out that in 37°C heat, the horses do not have access to water points; the owner told me himself "that there might be some after the next stop." Furthermore, the net is starting to hurt the horse on the muzzle and the equipment is far too heavy to bear, especially since the streets of Marbella sometimes have quite a bit of incline... Anyway, it's yet another stupidity from humans who persist in contributing to the suffering of animals.Tout d’abord je tiens à faire remarquer que sous 37° les chevaux ne disposent pas de points d’eau , le propriétaire m’a dit lui même " qu’il en aurait peut être après le prochain arrêt " De plus le filet commence à blesser le cheval au niveau du museau et les équipement sont bien trop lourd à supporter d’autant plus que les rue de marbella ont parfois pas mal de dénivelé … enfin bon encore une bêtise de l’humain qui persiste a contribuer a la souffrance des animauxTranslated commentShow original