Horse dancing (also known by the far more boring name of "dressage") is one of the stranger Olympic sports, right up there with duet synchronized swimming and race walking. Like the women's gymnastics floor routines, dressage is set to music as horse and rider perform a series of complicated steps that look to the uneducated eye like a joyful little jig. Mostly this music is kind of dull. Not so for Spain's Severo Jesus Jurado Lopez, though, who on Monday broke out an instrumental version of "Sm...
Horse dancing (also known by the far more boring name of "dressage") is one of the stranger Olympic sports, right up there with duet synchronized swimming and race walking. Like the women's gymnastics floor routines, dressage is set to music as horse and rider perform a series of complicated steps that look to the uneducated eye like a joyful little jig. Mostly this music is kind of dull. Not so for Spain's Severo Jesus Jurado Lopez, though, who on Monday broke out an instrumental version of "Sm...
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