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Training of a Show Jumping Pair in a Framework of the Youth Sports Centre of the Czech Equestrian Federation
Vojtková, Alžběta ; Flemr, Libor (advisor) ; Bednář, Miloš (referee)
Title: Training of a Show Jumping Pair in a Framework of the Youth Sports Centre of the Czech Equestrian Federation Targets: The presented diploma thesis was targeted at suitability and effectivity of the Youth Sports Centre (YSC) of the Czech Equestrian Federation. I concentrated on searching for the positives and negatives both in the YSC system and training schedules. I believe that any results can contribute to understanding of these organisations function and can lay a new base for further study which will improve the whole system of education. Methods: The first step for familiarising with the problems was an analysis of special literature method usage. It was followed by observing the YSC participants during fulfilling their tasks in individual training camps. In the end, the results of the main competition of the season - the Championship of Children, Juniors and Young Riders - were gathered and assessed. The conclusion was compared and consulted through an interview with a leading trainer of the YSC Roman Drahota. Results: The conclusions based on the main competition of the season results - the Championship of the Czech Republic of Children, Juniors and Young Riders- indicate that the YSC of the Czech Equestrian Federation training schedule was selected properly. Among the positive facts...
The development of tourism in Třešť on the basis horseback riding
Florianová, Marie ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (advisor) ; Oberhel, Martin (referee)
This bachelor project is divided into theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part solves basic definition of tourism, assumptions, potential and process of creation of tourist product. Practical part analyzes actual situation of tourism in Třešť. The aim of the project is a proposal of a new tourist product, which is based on the analysis and on surveys. The main intention of the bachelor project is extension of the time spent by tourists in this location. It uses a natural potential, which the city has, while emphasizes a sustainable development. The product stands on analysis of assumptions, mutual cooperation and takes into account present segments of the guests (young couple and families with children) and actual preferences.
The Horse and Its Rider: Enacting the Actors of the Interaction
Ožanová, Sarah ; Grygar, Jakub (advisor) ; Balon, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the horse-human relationship. It strives for answering the question how horse and human enact within this relationship and mutual interaction as the actors, which means active subjects that can participate in the relationship. The text tries to analyse how this relationship is influenced by other non-humans, such as the objects in the stable or the literature about horses. The text explores this through the lens of chosen theoretical and methodological concepts (the multispecies ethnography, Eduardo Kohn's anthropology of life or anthropology beyond the human, Donna Haraway's research of the non-humans and especially Bruno Latour's symmetrical anthropology and actor-network theory) that reach beyond the human and contain animals, objects and other non-humans. The research is based on participant observation and semi-structured interviews with the stable member. The analysis shows that the conditions of the horse-human relationship are mostly defined by the human. The human sets up the barriers within witch the horse can interfere partly (and probably unintentionally) in the mutual relationship by its reactions. The lifeless non-humans can substitute the human role of restricting the horse in this relationship. They can also reflect or reproduce certain notions or...
Commented translation: Un cheval chez soi en 10 leçons. (Hélène de Sinety, Éditions Minerva, Genève 2000, 7-33)
Havlíčková, Adéla ; Belisová, Šárka (advisor) ; Šotolová, Jovanka (referee)
This thesis consists of two main parts. The first part contains a Czech translation of the introduction and following two chapters of the book Un cheval chez soi en 10 leçons. The chapters are called Acheter son cheval and Son environnement. The second part includes a commentary of the translation, describing a translation analysis of the original text. It also deals with problems of the translation and their solutions as well as methods and shifts used during the process of translation.
Hippotourism in Czechia - the Vysočina Region case study
Pop, Ondřej ; Vágner, Jiří (advisor) ; Kůsová, Tereza (referee)
The work deals with the promotion and development of horse riding in the Vysočina county. The first part is given to projects that planned and sponsored the Vysočina county and the specific activities under these projects. The second part deals with the support of private individuals and grants to the accompanying drawing infrastructure horse riding. In the last part is described and evaluated field research that was conducted in Vysočina county between owners of horse stations. Research concerning services offered to tourists and tourists themselves. Key words: horse riding, owners of horse stations, Vysočina county
The current state and the prospects of Working Equitation in the Czech republic
ČEJKOVÁ, Lucie
The thesis deals with the new horse riding discipline in the Czech Republic, called working equitation (WE), which draws from the tradition of Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French shepherds. The discipline consists of dressage and trail, speed trail in more advanced riders and on the top level the riders make up teams for the trial with cattle. The discipline is organized by an international authority called World Association for Working Equitation (WAWE) and one of its aims is to preserve the traditions and skills of the working horse riders of the world. The aim of the thesis is to introduce this new discipline to the general public, deals with its history, present and the future, and includes a brief overlook of the history of horse riding and of a horse as a species. In the thesis I have elaborated an overlook of historical connections and the present spreading of this discipline in the Czech Republic and in the world. The discipline is open for the fans of western and english horse riding and thus allows for their comparison, and at the same time it's not that demanding on the anatomical condition of the horse. Overcoming obstacles lets the rider show their skill, but also livens up the classical dressage or reining. On the other hand, working equitation sets high demand on the riders' skill and requires a highly trained horse, which may unfortunately discourage some riders.
"..and he must be able to ride the horse primarily, and the grammar afterwards." The nobleman and the horse in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
KRAMPEROVÁ, Petra
The presented degree work sets the aim of introducing one of typical displays of aristocratic life - horse riding and horse racing ? in the actual example of primogeniture and secondo geniture of the noble family Schwarzenberg in the 19th and early 20th centuries. As the basic information sources there were used aristocratic large estates collections, some sources of personal character and, last but not least, iconographic sources. The first part of work deals with the horse-breeding at aristocratic estates. It acquaints with the organization of horse raising on Schwarzenberg horse-breeding farms, raised horse breeds, and clarifies the purposes of raising such animals. Above all, this part asks the question to what extent the nobleman himself participated in the organization of horse breeding and what personal relationship to these creatures he experienced. The second part introduces in detail some activities which brought gentlefolk diversion and enjoyment, especially horse races, equestrianism, carousels, and of course, hunts and hunting pastime. All these activities were the privilege of upper classes, but in the 19th century they greatly influenced the other social classes and became the base for modern equestrianism we know today. The last part dwells on horses with relation to the arts. This noble animal has always been the Muse of artists and the symbol of nobility, elegance, speed and power. Till now in the castle collections we have been tracing a large number of horse portraits (either with their noble owners or without them) and horse- riding scenes. Even the horse equipment - harness, sledge or horse-drawn couches - were reflected in arts. And such equipment could have been displayed as a work of art in noble family galleries, or at least created the period atmosphere of magnificent winter man?ges.
Outdoor activities in tourism in choice area - Vyšší Brod, Rožmberk
KORIČAROVÁ, Eliška
This graduation theses describe outdoor activities in the area of Rožmberk and Vyšší Brod and their influence upon development of regional tourism. This work values an offer and an level of outdoor activities and of accompanying services in the area. This work shows significance of these activities for development of regional tourism. This work gives notice of offer of services and of visit rate.

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