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Israel - In Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne v Eden Springs Ltd, the Tel Aviv District Court has held that Eden Springs' long-term use of the marketing slogan "Water of Eden - The Champagne of Nature" (in Hebrew) for mineral water infringed the Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne's appellation of origin 'Champagne' and amounted to passing off and dilution of goodwill. Read update
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Ukraine - Following the entry into force of a new law condemning the Communist and Nazi regimes and prohibiting all related symbols and propaganda, several articles of the Law on Protection of Rights to Marks for Goods and Services have been amended. Under the transitional provisions of the new law, rights holders whose trademarks contain Communist and/or Nazi symbols are obliged to bring such trademarks into line with the legislation. Read update
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moopet, on 11 July 2013 - 12:40 PM, said:Pretty much. How you run those programs and how you install the build environment depends on what you're compiling and how you have it set up at school I guess.
Which distro you use isn't going to make much real difference as far as you can see, so I'd say go with Ubuntu since it's got the biggest community. I can't remember if it installs an SSH service by default but if not:
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Putty will serve as an SSH client from your Windows machine though istr it does SSH keys in a maddeningly different way to the rest of the world - for simplicity I'd just go with the default authentication using username/password rather than adding an SSH key into the mix. If your local client machine was running a better OS I'd be recommending the opposite!
Thanks, I will check out Ubuntu then since it is better documented.
blackcompe, on 11 July 2013 - 04:12 PM, said:If you're looking for a temporary and free solution, you should check out AWS EC2 cloud. It's free for a year, and you can fully configure your server. You won't have a dedicated machine, but it's something to consider, especially if you want remote access from anywhere. SSH is already setup.
I heard about this, but didn't know it was free, thank you very much I will look into it!
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"Out. The Glenn Burke Story," which documents Burke's legacy as the first openly gay Major League Baseball player, will have its national premiere on VERSUS on Tuesday, August 9, at 10 p.m. ET. Nominated for a Northern California Area Emmy Award and a nominee for Outstanding Documentary at the 22nd Annual GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) Media Awards, "Out. The Glenn Burke Story" originally premiered on and was produced by Comcast SportsNet Bay Area last November.
VERSUS will provide encore presentations of the documentary on Saturday, August 13, at 11 p.m. ET and Wednesday, August 17, at 11 p.m. ET
Glenn Burke, the first openly gay Major League Baseball player, ended his journey through baseball where it began, in Oakland, California. His sports career had many stops along the way, starting as a multi-sport star at Berkeley High School, followed by a stint at the University of Nevada, Reno as a prized basketball recruit, and then into professional baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers, where he was hailed by one coach as "the next Willie Mays." Early in his career, Burke felt he had to hide his true self from his teammates. Later, when he began to reveal glimpses into his sexuality, the baseball establishment began to shut him out.
"Out. The Glenn Burke Story" tells the dramatic tale of Burke's Major League career as an outfielder for the Dodgers and as a starter in Game One of the 1977 World Series, to being traded to the Oakland Athletics the following season, and then walking away in 1980 from the game that he deeply loved. Many of Burke's teammates were aware of his homosexuality during his playing career, as were members of management. Many of those teammates believe that Burke's sexuality led to the premature derailment of his baseball career.
"Out. The Glenn Burke Story" explores the wedge that was driven between Burke and the Los Angeles Dodgers management, the ensuing similar situation in Oakland that led to Burke's abrupt retirement, and the hero's welcome that Burke received in San Francisco's Castro District after he left professional baseball. The documentary follows him through his public announcement of his homosexuality in a 1982 Inside Sports magazine article and on The Today Show with Bryant Gumbel, to his downward spiral after his split from baseball, a split that drove Burke to drugs and prison, and eventually to living on the same San Francisco streets where he was once recognized as an icon.
Burke's story took on another level of tragedy when he was diagnosed with AIDS in 1994. At the end of Burke's life, the game that he claimed had abandoned him so many years before reached out to one of its own. The Oakland A's found Burke and provided him with constant support in his final months, as did some of his former teammates. "Out. The Glenn Burke Story" features numerous interviews with Burke's teammates and friends, including Dusty Baker, Davey Lopes, Reggie Smith, Rick Monday, Manny Mota, Rickey Henderson, Claudell Washington, Mike Norris, Shooty Babitt, Tito Fuentes, and former Major Leaguer and gay rights activist Billy Bean.
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Tackles: Fletcher
Session, 81
Kayunta Dawson, 2.5
Interceptions: Several at 1
Star of the defense: Senior LB Brandon Archer
Player that has to step up and become a star: Sophomore
DE Ian Campbell
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore LB Reggie Walker
Best pro prospect: Senior LB Brandon Archer
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Archer, 2) FS Marcus
Watts, 3) DT Quintin Echols
Strength of the defense: Linebacker
Weakness of the defense:
Proven pass rush from the defensive line
Defensive Line
The line might not be full of sure-thing
all-stars, but it should be tremendously productive against the run with
good experience and decent size. Rising star Quintin Echols has to get
his weight under wraps to be the effective leader up front, while
Stephen Cline and Alphonso Moran need to be steady on the left side. The real
issue is the proven pass rush; there isn't any after the front four generated a mere nine sacks last
year. Expect that to change in a hurry with Moses Manu and Eric Childs
on the verge of blossoming into regulars into opposing backfields.
The key to the unit: Get to the quarterback. That appears to be
priority one for defensive line coach Mo Latimore, and he'll have his
guys revved up to find ways into the backfield. However, they can't
ignore stopping the run.
Defensive Line Rating:
Projected Starters
- DE Ian Campbell, Soph. - 7 tackles, 1 TFL
While the 6-4, 240-pound Campbell was the starter at left end coming out
of spring ball, it'll be a shock if he holds onto the gig all season
long. The former walk-on is a bit undersized and will be limited against
the run, but he's a nice athlete who won't lack for effort.
- DT Steven Cline, Jr. - 8 tackles, 2.5 TFL
A pure run stopper, the 6-2, 290-pound senior had a decent year learning
the ropes as a reserve in the middle. While he'll get into the backfield
on occasion, he's mostly going to make his mark clogging things up.
Working on generating more pass rushing moves has been a priority.
- DT Quintin Echols, Sr. - 45 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 5.5 TFL, 2
broken up passes
While he was one of the team's most productive linemen last season
finishing sixth on the team in tackles, he became a disappointment this
off-season when he fell out of shape and lost his quickness. If he can
get to just under 300 pounds, he has the talent to become an All-Big 12
caliber performer and the type of anchor to revolve the entire defense
- DE Blake Sieler, Sr. - 34 tackles, 1 sack, 2 TFL
Mostly an end, the 6-3, 245-pound senior got a few looks at defensive
tackle this off-season to see if he could turn into a quick interior
pass rusher. He's a smart, experienced player with a non-stop motor, but
he's not a pure pass rusher and will be a part of a rotation with Eric
Childs on the right side.
Top Backups
- DT Alphonso Moran, Soph. - 21 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 2.5 TFL
The 290-pound sophomore was a regular in the middle of the line last
season with the experience, strength, and quickness to be a good
all-around tackle in the rotation. He's tough as nails, but he was
limited this spring with a cast on his arm.
- DE Moses Manu, Jr.
With excellent speed and drive in a 6-3, 260-pound frame, the JUCO
transfer could be just the end needed to make the line productive again.
While he could use some polish and needs some D-I experience, he has the
potential to become a devastating pass rusher on the left side behind
Ian Campbell.
- DE Rob Jackson, Jr.
The JUCO transfer has the athleticism of a tight end and the strength to
hold up well against the run. The 6-3, 265-pound Jackson is a good pass
rusher who should find time in the rotation right off the bat inside and
Eric Childs, RFr.
Can he get heavier and not lose any of his speed? The 6-2, 225-pound
redshirt freshman is by far the smallest lineman in the mix, and he's
also the fastest. If he can put it all together, he'll be the consistent
pass rusher the defensive line desperately needs.
The Big 12 is loaded with excellent linebacking corps, so
this one isn't going to get a whole lot of notice. However, it could be
among the league's most productive with the new defense placing the
emphasis on getting big plays in all phases from the outside
linebackers. Brandon Archer is one of the Big 12's best, and he'll move
from strongside to weakside to get the athleticism of Reggie Walker on
the field. This pushes good-hitting veteran Maurice Mack to a backup
role, but he'll find time somewhere. Zach Diles is on the verge of an
all-star season now that he has the starting job in the middle.
The key to the unit: Archer, Mack, and Walker have to
take advantage of all their opportunities. If they don't have big years,
then neither will the Wildcat defense.
Linebacker Rating: 7.5
Projected Starters
- Reggie Walker, Soph. - 16 tackles, 1 sack, 3 TFL
Walker could be the key to the new defense. He'll be given plenty of
responsibility on the strongside needing to sniff out pass plays as well
as be a disruptive force in the backfield. While he's not huge at 6-2
and 220 pounds, he can move and can hit.
- Zach Diles, Sr. - 50 tackles, 2 sacks, 5.5 TFL, 3 forced fumbles
Diles can do a little of everything well on the inside. He's an
experienced 230-pound senior who hits like a ton of bricks and started
to come on at the end of last year as a good pass rusher. The former
star JUCO transfer finished fourth on the team in tackles even though he
was a backup. Expect him to come into his own and blossom into a
big-time performer.
- Brandon Archer, Sr. - 72 tackles, 3 sacks, 9.5 TFL, 1
interception, 3 broken up passes, 2 forced fumbles
The leader of the defense, Acher has been a steady starter for the last
two years doing most of his work on the strongside with 162 tackles of
experience, but now he'll move over to the weakside in an attempt by the
new coaching staff to get all the pieces into the right spots. He can do
a little of everything well from stuff the run to hang with most backs
in pass coverage. He should be more of a pass rusher with more room
to move at his new spot.
Top Backups
- Maurice Mack, Sr. - 53 tackles, 1 sack, 7 TFL
A starter in every game on the weakside last year, Mack will have to
find time off the bench with Brandon Archer moving over. The 215-pound
senior isn't suited for the strongside, but he's too good to keep off
the field for long; he can flat out fly. The former safety might even
see time in the secondary just to find more playing time for him.
- Ross Diehl, RFr.
While still undersized at 6-2 and 220 pounds, he's bigger than he was
last year when he looked more like a safety. After a year in the weight
room, he's a very strong, very promising prospect on the strongside
after moving over from the middle. With his range, he should have a
wonderful nose for he ball.
- MacKenzie Rosel, RFr.
Can Rosel hold up in the middle? He has the toughness and is a sure
tackler making 177 stops in his senior year of high school alone, but
he's only 205 pounds. His speed will have to make up for the lack of
bulk behind Zach Diles.
Defensive Backs
The secondary will have to learn how to handle the zones and
responsibilities of the cover 2 and cover 3 defenses, and there are
several good prospects to get more production. Safety isn't an issue
with rising star Marcus Watts sure to be an All-Big 12 selection if he's
fine after suffering a hip injury, and Kyle Williams and Courtney
Herndon are good enough to handle themselves well. Justin McKinney,
Bryan Baldwin and Byron Garvin are speedy corners who should be far
better now that they're more experienced.
The key to the unit: Pick off more passes. KSU only
came up with eight interceptions with the linebacking corps helping out
with some of them. The safeties have to handle themselves well in zones
and the corners have to come up with more game-changing plays.
Secondary Rating: 6
Projected Starters
- CB Bryan Baldwin, Jr. - 38 tackles, 1 sack, 1
interception, 6 broken up passes
While Baldwin didn't make a whole bunch of big plays in his first year
as a starter, he didn't have too many problems and should be among the
team's most consistent defenders this season. Even though he doesn't
have elite speed, he's hardly slow and is a good open field tackler.
- FS Marcus Watts, Jr. - 71 tackles, 2 TFL, 5 broken up passes
Watts needs to be back at 100% after suffering a dislocated hip late
last year. He's one of the Big 12's better safeties finishing second on
the team in tacklers as both a defender and a star on the special teams.
His 55 solo stops alone would've made him third on the team in tackles.
The former wide receiver still needs a little bit of polish, but he's a
fantastic hitter who can run all day.
- SS Kyle Williams, Sr. - 42 tackles, 1 sack, 2 TFL, 4 broken up
The former JUCO transfer had a nice first season as a spot starter
highlighted by a ten tackle game against Iowa State. His technique is a
little raw and he'll occasionally be out of position in an attempt to
crank out a big play, and now he'll have to be rock-solid with all the
responsibility in the cover 2 and cover 3 schemes.
- CB Justin McKinney, Jr. - 29 tackles, 1 sack, 2 TFL, 3
interceptions, 6 broken up passes, 2 forced fumbles
McKinney should be in for a breakout season. He had a nice year in his
first season at the D-I level after moving over from the JUCO ranks, and
now he's most physical and more confident. Not afraid to bump and push,
he should match up well with the bigger Big 12 receivers while
possessing the 4.3 speed to hang with the faster ones.
Top Backups
- CB Byron Garvin, Jr. - 30 tackles, 3.5 TFL, 1
interception, 3 broken up passes
There's no questioning Garvin's skills, but he has to prove he can be
counted on after being suspended over the second half of last year
for violating team rules. With next-level speed and surprising tackling
ability for a player of his 5-10, 180-pound size, he'll find his way
into the starting mix somehow.
- SS Courtney Herndon, RFr.
While he's not Marcus Watts, Herndon proved this spring that he could be
counted on to start if needed after seeing plenty of reps with Watts on
the sidelines. Even though he's only 5-11 and 200 pounds, he can hit
like a linebacker.
- CB Devin Anderson, Jr.
The roster has him listed at 5-10 and 185 pounds, but the JUCO transfer
is lucky to hit 5-8. It doesn't really matter considering it's his
blinding speed that makes him a valuable prospect behind Justin McKinney
at one corner and on special teams. His picked off seven passes and
broke up 22 more for NE Oklahoma A&M last season
Special Teams
The kicking game isn't all that bad considering
placekicker Jeff Snodgrass and punter Tim Reyer have huge legs. Yamon
Figurs was tremendous on kickoff returns averaging 24.7 yards per try
and averaged 13.1 yards per return on punts. The coverage units were
great, but could be better against punts.
The key to the unit: Get a little better in all
areas. The kicking game could stand to be more consistent, Figurs has to
keep being a big play return man, and the punt coverage has to be
Special Teams Rating: 7
Projected Starters
- PK Jeff Snodgrass, Sr. - 10-16 FGs, 21-23 extra points
Serviceable at best so far, Snodgrass was too inconsistent and needs to
be stronger from medium range. There's no questioning his range able to
nail a 57-yard bomb against North Texas and a 51-yard shot against
Colorado. The coaching staff won't be afraid to try him out from
anywhere inside 60 yards.
- P Tim Reyer, Jr. - 65 punts, 2,620 yds, 40.3 yards per kick, 18
inside the 20
Reyer regressed a bit last year, but he's better than his stats would
indicate. He has a good enough leg to hit a few big shots and can hang
it up in the air, but he has to bump up his average a few yards.


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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Monday 01 June 2015 in Events
At Il Paretaio we think that it is very useful to ride a horse with long reines and little or no contact. We use this to warm up and to cool down. It is also very important to build trust and to obtain relaxation.
Allowing the horse to carry his neck in a lenghtened and lower position will furthermore naturally stimulate the release of endorphins, the relaxant hormones, into the horse's system.
It is very important that the reins are considered a mean of connection and not of control. Ifyou cannot ride the horse without keeping him on tight reins then the reins are used in the wrong way that is to say for control.
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Tuesday 19 May 2015 in Events
It is very rewarding to see the results of correct riding (classical riding) also in show jumping.
My husband and I at Il Paretaio are very proud of having trained our son Pietro who loves showjumping and had a brilliant career as junior rider partcipating and winning many competitions at national level and two at international level. We like the fact that with our slow training and with the total respect of the horse we often obtain great results. We never feel pressed and we give the horse the time to mature and to express himself when it is the right moment. Not all the horses are ready at 4 or 5 years to jump the 4 or 5 years classes and we think that, sometimes, waiting is a good step. We believe in "slow equitation" and we are happy to pass our philosophy of riding and training to the future riders ere at Il Paretaio.
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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Saturday 18 April 2015 in Events
Creature Comforts
Our big, complex brains think up big, complex problems, while other people can be just as exhausting. when such a feeling hits, there's nothing to beat the best listener of all: an animal pal. Not only are animals marvellously non judgemental, their company reminds us of simple pleasures - there's nothing like a good meal and a belly rub.
In the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula, Bedouin tribes developed traditions to survive their stark environement. One was animal husbandry, and the bond between Bedouin and horse was particularly strong. The Arabian horse was revered, and equestrianism was conisidered one of the most important parts of furusiyya, the warrior's arts, and the horse was celebrated in poetry and song.
Not everyone can own an Arabian stallion, but you could give a dumped cat or dog a loving home. Even some time spent watching the birds flitting among the trees or a spider spinning its web can lift you out of your mental maze and tune your ears to nature's gentle call.
fm "calm" Secrets to serenity from the cultures of the world - lonely planet
Posted by Christina Hammer on Wednesday 08 April 2015 in Guestbook
Every time I visit Il Paretaio I am able to focus on a special topic of my riding skills by performing exercises always with lightness. You experience the nicest feelings with your horse when you have a connection that makes you dancing with your horse. This can only happen when you are riding a sensitive horse and you have trainers who not only teach you technics but also how to communicate with the horse and put no pressure on you or the horse. It is always great to return home as a more complete rider.
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Sunday 29 March 2015 in Events
La cession à la jambe
Elle s'inscrit dans le débuts du travail de deux pistes et cintribue à délier et a redresser le cheval. Cet exercise augmente la liberté des èpaules, perfectionne la cadence et l'équilibre.
Le cheval, presque droit, se déplace sur une oblique parallèlement à sa piste initiale - les épaules précedént légèrement les hanches. Il regarde dans le sense opposé au mouvement, un léger pli à l'extérieur est autorisé.
Les membres extérieurs chevauchent les membres intérieurs.
Les aides de la cession à la jambe gauche vers la droite
Sur un cheval droit et tendu entre ses deux rènes:
1- La main gauche amène les épaules vers la droite ou reste en place. Elle donne ou corrige le pli.
2- La main droite au contact contrçle et empèche le cheval de tomber sur lépaule droite.
3- La jambe gauche reculée pousse la masse vers la droite par action discontinue.
4- La jambe droite est maintenue dure à la sangle.
5- Le regard et le poids du corps vers la droite.
Rechercher sur une vitesse stable un déplacement parallèle et régulier.
Associer le mouvement en avant à l'ampltude latérale.
Le cheval s'entable, se tord, les hanches sont paresseuses, il perd son activité.
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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Tuesday 17 March 2015 in Events
Nel lavoro quotidiano soprattutto con i giovani cavalli spesso si utilizza la pista per equilibrare e rettificare il movimento in avanti. Questo può essere anche giusto ma comporta una serie di problemi. Il primo è di carattere psicologico. Più a lungo il cavallo segue la pista più perde la concentrazione e l'attenzione agli aiuti del cavaliere. In secondo luogo quando si segue la pista il cavaliere tende sempre ad utilizzare maggiormente la gamba interna in quanto all'esterno il cavallo è "contenuto" dalla parete. Quindi il cavallo si muove si su una linea dritta ma con gli aiuti del cavaliere asimmetrici. Infine questi aiuti asimmetrici creano problemi nel momento in cui si affrontano gli angoli. Una delle soluzioni che adottiamo è quello di lavorare su una linea parallela alla pista. L'efficacia dell'esercizio è subito evidente. Il cavallo non potrà più appoggiarsi alla recinzione ma, mantenendo il più possibile la stessa distanza dalla parete, avrà comunque un riferimento per procedere su una linea dritta. Inoltre proprio per mantenere la direzione il cavaliere dovrà equilibrare i suoi aiuti. L'uso delle gambe sarà simmetrico e il cavallo si sentirà più inquadrato. Anche da un punto di vista psicologico, questo esercizio richiederà al cavallo una continua concentrazione sul lavoro.
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Posted by on Wednesday 25 February 2015 in Guestbook
ll Paretaio is a gem for travelers, horse enthusiasts and seasoned riders alike.
I am co-owner of Knoll Farm located in New York, where I train horses and teach riders. I have competed at Grand Prix dressage and also competed at advanced levels in show jumping CDI, international competition, hunter/jumpers and equitation.
I trained in dressage with the previous owner and founder of Knoll Farm, Ann Gribbons, who has recently been inducted into the USDF Hall of Fame for her outstanding accomplishments and contributions to dressage, she was also the Chef d'Equipe, National Coach and Technical advisor for the US Dressage team for the 2012 Olympics.
When I visited Il Paretaio, I was impressed with the skill of the instructors and the quality of the horses. In addition, I enjoyed the warm hospitality and outstanding cuisine. It's a must go for riders looking to improve their riding skills while savoring the beauty of Tuscany. This is a place for advanced riders and for the novice. Four of my students are regulars at Il Paretaio, and always come back with improved riding skills!
If you are a horse person, it's a must go!
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Monday 09 February 2015 in Events
A horse who lets you handle his feet shows a good level of acceptance of people and it is a good gauge of where he is in his relationship with people. When you first handle a horse's feet, remember all you are looking for is to be able to cue the foot off the ground. So start with your hand up high on the horse's body and slide it down the outside of the leg (not the inside like so many people are taught) until the foot comes off the ground. When it does, don't try and hold on to it, simply allow the horse to put it down again, and repeat on the next leg and so on. Repeat this a few times on each leg until the horse is happy for you to go to each foot and cue it off the ground.
At first a young horse may snatch the foot away and that's fine. Resist the urge to grab it, and instead repeat the process. After a few exposures, the horse should be relaxed and hold is foot in the air for you. Once he realises you mean hinm no harm, he'll let you hold on to it and eventually position it to work on it. Take your time with this and make it easy on him.
Top tip
Make sure that you are calm yourself before you start. Horses are very good at picking up on tension, so if you're not relaxed, wait until you are, or leave it to the experts.
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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Saturday 24 January 2015 in Events
Classical training pays off for double winner Emily Bull and Royal Red II
Fm an interview by Horse and Hound magazine Emily Bull who won 2 dreassage classes (prelim restricted and novice) last Wednesday riding her 8 years old ex eventer Royal Red II, says: "We have just returned from Italy where we have been training at classical dressage centre Il Paretaio since June, and with the progress he has made we'll be hoping to step up to elementary this year.At Il Paretaio they have revolutionised my riding and approach to training horses"
Posted by Annie on Sunday 18 January 2015 in Guestbook
Je suis allée dans plusieurs centres équestres pour monter des chevaux différents, et n\'ai jamais trouvé un lieu qui m\'ait apporté autant tant au niveau équestre qu\'amical. Le site est magnifique, les cavaliers viennent de tous les coins du monde, la nourriture test typiquement toscane, ..tout est formidable. Sur le plan équestre, j\'ai fait des progrès notables grâce à l\'exigence gentille des instructeurs, et à la variété des chevaux tous différents mais vraiment intéressants. J\'y suis allée plusieurs fois, et y retournerai encore et encore ! Merci à tous pour tout cela. Annie
Posted by Cecelia Marcus on Saturday 17 January 2015 in Guestbook
I won\'t deny it! /I am addicted to Il Paretaio, which is why I have visited twice a year for the last 12 years. I have learned so much from Cristina and Gianni about the Classical approach to dressage which stresses gentle communication with their very special horses, rather than strong-arming them into submission. In October, after 12 years, Cristina finally deemed me a calm enough rider to ride Squibb, a delightful, highly-schooled Arab mix. I already had a relationship with him, having helped out in the barn on various occasions and having given him hugs and carrots over the years. I cannot describe the thrill of riding such an animal, whom I felt cared about me and gave me so much generous leeway, rather than balking at my sometimes inept use of the aids. I have been able to apply so many, many of Cristina and Gianni\'s equitation principles to my riding at home, and always impress my trainer with my newly-gained improved riding skills when I return to New York. I have, with their help, been able to overcome longstanding anxiety on a horse stemming from a jumping accident and am now a pretty confident rider! I eagerly look forward to my next visit on April 25 of this year. The beautiful landscape surrounding Il Paretaio has inspired me, a painter, to paint many watercolors trying to capture the ineffable, ever-changing vistas which vary greatly depending on the light and weather conditions. I feel like a member of the family each time I return to Il Paretaio and am warmly welcomed by Cristina, Gianni, son and instructor Pietro, daughter Giorgia, Elide (Cristina\'s mother) and the terrific members of the staff. The peace, quiet and warmth I feel at Il Paretaio is a wonderful antidote to my hectic, stressful, New York existence!
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Friday 16 January 2015 in Events
Horse riding tips: the importance of transitions to develop paces
One of the best ways to develop paces is with good transitions between and within paces.
For example, trot to walk, walk to canter, working to medium trot, as well as "on and back" exercises such as medium canter then more collection for a few strides, then back to medium canter. If you do well this work on transitions you will really see the difference to the horse's paces. Transitions are the basic of good training and the building blocks to develop lightness, balance, expression as you ask the horse to push in the upward transitions and to get his hindlegs under him in the downward transitions. This is very important to help to lift the shoulders and to improve the carrying power in the hindquarters.
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Posted by Jaruwan Taylor on Sunday 04 January 2015 in Guestbook
Where do I begin?:-) I learned about Il Paretaio through Trip Advisor. So many happy returning riders! During my first visit to Italy, I wanted to ride in Tuscany. So I signed up for a weeklong visit in late November of 2014. My visit was amazing! I made fast friends with two lovely women from Nova Scotia. After enlightening morning lessons, I tagged along with them on driving adventures to San Gimignano, Siena, and Volterra. Other afternoons were spent learning something new in a lesson or on a lunge line. I never heard of Merens ponies until I came here. I had the good fortune of having one horse exclusively - the lovely Ivoir. He was the best teacher, in addition to my instructors, Emily and Natalie. All of the horses are extremely well cared for and many are super affectionate. Bette loves to cuddle and she enjoys massages. I heard Shiraz was a grump, but we got along. She even posed for me! I could go on and on about the horses, but I just say - pay them a visit! You certainly will not regret your time here! I haven\'t even mentioned the food! The dinners are unbelievable - so much yummy goodness. There are several courses. My warning to you - pace yourself because you will be stuffed by the end of the evening! Cristina\'s 86 year old mother made handmade lasagna for us one evening. She used the same pasta machine her father used in the 1900s I believe. As a foodie, I am forever spoiled by the food here! I\'ve been traveling all over Italy; and I\'ve been to Madrid, Paris, and Bruges. Hands down - Il Paretaio has the BEST food. Lunch and breakfast aren\'t bad either. And the desserts are so yummy! Well I missed Il Paretaio so much that I came back on January 1st, 2015 - exactly one month from leaving after my first visit! Everyone here is awesome. The positive energy at this magical place is something else. I can\'t describe the feeling really. Good people, wonderful instruction, loved horses, fantastic food and so forth! I\'m already planning a reunion in the fall with one of the Nova Scotia women.;-)
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Tuesday 30 December 2014 in Events
Very often we use this exercise to help riders to focus on direction. Sometimes riders struggle to mantain consistent-sized circles . To help the riders to ride a perfect circle I position myself either inside or outside the circle (just half a meter away) asking them to use me as their point of reference passing in front or behind me as if I were a cone.The incentive to avoid trampling me encourages the riders to be exacting in the geometry of their circle.
I also use this idea of a "human cone" to help riders develop their horse's attentiveness after a fence. For example I can ask someone to stand 50 feet away from a small vertical on the landing side, centered with it. The rider will trot to the fence, jump it and come to a walk before the "human cone". The impetus to not stampede the person will compell the rider to focus on riding the downward transition effectively. After riding this exercise a few times, the horses become more attentive and willing to respond to the riders' aids.
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Monday 22 December 2014 in Events
I think that lots of people come back at Il Paretaio because of this special relationship we have with our horses.
When I say "our horses" I mean the horses that are ridden in the lessons and in the ride out by our guests and then retrained in the low season , when we do not have guests ,by ourselves.
What we teach iour riders is s actually how to make the horse do something with pleasure.The idea is that when we ask the horse to do something he must understand how to do it and very often we find riders who come here and they are not really clear or light with the aids. The other important thing is that you have to ask and the way you ask. If the horse is not forced to do something and your idea will become his idea then you will reach a great goal. We think that it is very important to respect our horses thought and feelings and this is very important for us because we believe that evey horse you ride can be your friend. This is, perhaps, the reason why many riders leave Il Paretaio saying that our horses are really "special". They are not special, they are normal horses but it is the way we approach them that makes them so confident in us that you will feel them "special".
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Posted by Jeremy Francis on Wednesday 10 December 2014 in Guestbook
I am learning so much about horse riding in Tuscany. Classical dressage is taught in such an efficient and gentle manner by Cristina. It is certainly an experience not to be missed, whether you wish to learn to ride or to improve...
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Wednesday 10 December 2014 in Events
Training a horse must be, according to our philosophy at Il Paretaio, a long term project. Very often we have to convince riders that being pressed does not lead them very far. Each time we find a problem in the training we make a step back and we do not feel frustrated or disappointed when this happens. It is normal. It is a normal step of learning. Only acting like this , that is to say, WITH the horse and NOT AGAINST the horse, we think you will create a relation of trust and confidence. Without any trust or confidence a rider will never be able to feel the harmony of a good relationship with his horse. This is what we try to make our riders learn in all our lessons at Il Paretaio and , perhaps, this is why our horses are considered "special".
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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Wednesday 10 December 2014 in Events
.First of all accept the idea of a lack of confidence: you are not the only one!
.Try to do things gradually: this will help you to buid up your confidence
.Be very analytical: try to understand why you feel unconfortable
. Find a good instructor and, if possible, ask for a private lesson
. Do not forget to breath
Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Tuesday 09 December 2014 in Events
It is thought that mounting on the left was a tradition dating back hundreds of years, when horses were ridden by soldiers carrying long swords , making it easier for them to pull them out quickly with their right hands. Wearing the sword on the left also meant that it wouldn't interfere with the soldier's leg as he threw it over the back of the saddle as he mounted.
It is also thought, however, that a horse's left eye is the "rapid-reaction" eye. So when, for example, a stimulus is presented on the left, that eye will produce a faster flight reaction from the horse than the right eye, with the horse wanting to keep that stimulus in their left line of vision.
There is also another train of thought suggesting that horses usually favour their left side in general, possibly due to the way their mare's womb.
Training tips
. It's always worth training your horse (and yourself) for mounting from the right side in case you get into a situation where you have to through injury or restricted movement.
. It is worth knowing that because of the nature of the horse's brain and eyesight, you have to train one side of the horse, then the other-so, for example, walk him past a spooky object one until he's happy, then the other way.
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Posted by Il Paretaio Staff on Tuesday 02 December 2014 in Events
A horse who is dead to the legs often becomes so through ineffective riding. It usually occurs if the rider "nags" continuously with the legs trying to encourage the horse forward, to the extent that the horse switches off and becomes unresponsive to the leg aids. You have to break the cycle, therefore, with effective aids, so one larger nudge with your leg is better than lots of little ones.
If you find you're using your leg every step to keep your horse forward- which is exhausting and frustrating - that's as much your fault as your horse's. Give an aid once and mean it, otherwise he'll learn to lean on the contact rather than carry his weight in self carriage.
What is extremely important is that, once your horse responds to your effective aids, immediately praise and reward him by keeping your legs still and remembering not to hang on to his mouth as you ask him to go forward. You should be very careful not to do that otherwise you'll be sending him mixed messages that will confuse him.
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