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Erzsébet királyné és a lovaglás - Gödöllői Királyi Kastély parkja

ENGLISH BELOW! Ajánlott írás: http://tumag.hu/content/hogyan-vált-e... Ha tetszett a videó, kérlek, iratkozzatok fel a csatornára. A videót az „Erzsébet királyné - Empress Elisabeth” Facebook oldalam követői számára készítettem, és tettem először közre a Facebookon:   / azigazisisi   Akik többet szeretnének megtudni az Erzsébet királynéval kapcsolatos tevékenységeimről, látogassák meg a honlapom: Káli-Rozmis Barbara - http://www.temptprincess.hu/ Az írásaim magyarul itt olvashatók: http://tumag.hu/Erzsébet-királyné–Sisi ENGLISH: Queen Elisabeth and Horse Riding - Venue: Royal Palace of Gödöllő Read more about the Royal Palace and Elisabeth: http://tumag.hu/royal-palace-gödöllő Gödöllő Hills had been a hunting ground since the Middle Ages before Gödöllő became a royal estate. Sisi was particularly fond of the English style hunts, she even had private hounds. On the hunts and greyhound races the top members of the Hungarian aristocracy were also involved. When the weather was bad and cold, the event took place in the riding hall, of course, with the participation of the Queen, who was considered to be one of the greatest riders. Sisi was an excellent rider, and she could enjoy this passion in the surrounding forest. She kept 34 riding horses and 36 carriage horses on the estate. She made Gödöllő be the centre of horse shows and English style hunts. In addition to the hunts, agar and horse races were also held here. In the 1860s and 1870s Gödöllő became the Hungarian centre of the equestrian sports. Gödöllő was Elisabeth’s land. Her laws ruled here, which were unrelated to rank and protocol. Guests were not chosen according to their nobility but (also) according to their riding skills. Elisabeth gathered the best riders of Austria-Hungary around herself. Sisi wrote to her mother that she felt free in Gödöllő because there were no relatives (she must have meant her Imperial family and not the Bavarian one), nobody teased her, however, in Vienna it was on the contrary - and continued: “Nothing distresses me here. It is like living in a village. I can walk, I can go for a ride alone!”