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The Doma vaquera is the traditional working riding discipline of Spain created in the 1970s. It is based upon two distinct riding styles: "a la Brida", an ancient riding school in which the rider rode in long stirrups, with his legs straight, on a saddle with high pommel and cantle; it was the typical riding technique of heavy cavalry. And "a la Jineta", an Arab or African riding method in which the rider rode with shorter stirrups, with his legs bent, allowing the rider a more direct and precise contact of the "lower aids" with the horse's sides, sitting firmly in the center of the saddle, keeping the feet firmly resting on the stirrups; it was the typical riding method of light cavalry.
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