lipizzaner การใช้

• A Lipizzaner stallion performance has not changed much in 400 years.
• The famed Lipizzaner stallions were out of town as well.
• Today the Stallburg houses the Spanish Riding School and the Lipizzaner Museum.
• Taken together, they were about as audacious and untamed as the Lipizzaner stallions.
• He will also visit the famed Spanish Riding School, which is home to the Lipizzaner stallions.
• During the sports program, pure-bred white Lipizzaner horses can be seen on the racecourse.
• There are about fifty Lipizzaner head on it with significant presence of several breeding lins and stocks.
• A modern breed considered similar to the ancient Neapolitan is one of its descendants, the Lipizzaner.
• In contrast to other classical riding schools, only women ride and train the 40 Lipizzaner stallions.
• The Ventasso Horse breed was formed through the interbreeding of local horses with the Lipizzaner and the Maremmano.
• Slovenia, meanwhile, has claimed the exclusive right to use the name Lipizzaner for the breed of horse.
• Horsemen come for its famed Lipizzaner stallions, gourmets for its mouthwatering wild mushrooms and award-winning wines.
• The royal music plays, and the leaping Lipizzaner stallions courbette, capriole, croupade, piaffe, pirouette and levade.
• Former concert promoter Gary Lashinsky owned The World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions until they filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and permanently closed.
• Steves'main message is that you can see Europe without a wad of travelers checks thick enough to choke a Lipizzaner stallion.
• And then there are the famous Lipizzaner stallions, plying their impeccable geometric patterns for hundreds of years in the Spanish Riding School.
• Unlike other European imports such as the Lipizzaner, the imported Kisber Felvers were widely crossbred, reducing the count of purebred animals.
• During the World War II parts of the famous Lipizzaner horses of the Spanish Imperial Riding School in Vienna were stationed in Hostau.
• After the end of the World War II the Lipizzaner horses had been rescued by an adventures attempt of German and American soldiers.
• The Herrmann family's roots trace back to Austria, where they began training and breeding Lipizzaner stallions more than 300 years ago.