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Isn't that interesting, how our perspectives are so different.  My 
capsule review:

I loved the liberty work, the pas de deux, the carousel with 6 Lusitano 
stallions, the trick riding, the vaulting, the acrobats, and the total 
celebration of the horse-human connection without the restraint of 
working on the circle.  The music was great, but the lighting and set 
was amazing, as a photographer, I especially appreciated their use of 
light.  It was a long show, which I felt gave one's money's worth.

In my opinion, it's a "don't miss".  They're headed up to Seattle next, 
then back to S.F. again, and in the fall back in the LA area.

Lynne

On May 27, 2004, at 7:06 AM, Ridecamp Guest wrote:

> Please Reply to: Deejayel deejayel@xxxxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>
> As much as I love horses I found Cavalia to be
> a major SNOOZE. An expensive one at that.
>
> Its a long, very long, Pat Parelli or John Lyons
> demonstration.
>
> Don't get me wrong, these are very well trained and
> beautiful horses. It is wonderful to watch these stallions
> working in such harmony.
>
> However I did not find it that entertaining or worth the
> money.
>
> JMHO

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