Standardbred Winter Gala Horse Show | South West Photography
The Standardbred Pleasure and Performance Horse Association of WA held the annual Winter Gala at the Perth Horse and Pony Club grounds in Herdsman. I am totally biased towards the breed (having two of my own) and I strongly believe that they are *the* most under-rated breed in the horse world. Thankfully more people like those that turned out for this show are seeing the incredible possibilities with this versatile breed as pleasure and preformance horses.
And I have to say that the presentation of these Standardbreds is absolutely impeccable and puts alot of other ‘fancy’ breeds to shame!
Coloured Standardbred © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Part bred Standardbred © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Breed Show © South West Photography
Standardbred Dressage © South West Photography
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Tags: breed show, dressage, equestrian, equine, horse photography, horse show, perth, pet portrait photography, south west photography, SPPHAWA, standardbred, winter gala
July 9th, 2009 at 3:50 am
Beautiful!
November 1st, 2009 at 2:39 pm
These horses are simply stunning! They show Standardbreds in a whole new light.
July 30th, 2010 at 8:56 am
The perfection of the presentation of these standardbreds definitely rivals any other breed shows that I have attended!
March 22nd, 2011 at 11:55 pm
STANDARDBREDS!! UGLY!! AS IF!!
. Well done to everyone! The horses look outstanding!!
These are some of the most gorgeous horses I have seen and I hope to be able to rival them with my young standardbred one day soon