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    Akaash Maharaj - Photocast: Group Sword at the International Tent Pegging Championships
    2007-04-05 09:10:03
    On the final day of competition at the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships in Oman, my horse Shomool remained in a surly mood. The rider to our left is keeping a considered distance, as Shomool had just attempted to deliver a slaying kick to his horse; Shomool's rear hooves came within centimetres of the intended victim. The warhorse's wayward bloodlust would remain with Shomool for the rest of the competition, and he seemed dejected that I insisted on coming between him and his wrath. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     
    Group Lance at the International Tent Pegging Championships - Akaash Maharaj Photocast
    2007-04-03 10:05:03
    On the first day of group competition at the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships in the Gulf States, I was matched with riders from the Oman National Team, and we galloped four abreast through the course. Competing in UNICEF's colours, I am using a lance in my right hand to strike at a ground target, and using the reins in my left hand to restrain my horse Shomool from savaging the neighbouring rider. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     
    Individual Sword at the International Tent Pegging Championships - Akaash Maharaj Photocast
    2007-03-22 08:42:03
    After an abysmal showing the previous day at the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships in Oman, my horse Shomool and I redeemed ourselves in the sword discipline, though not before galloping through a near-death experience involving a stone wall and a low-hanging tree. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     

    Individual Lance at the International Tent Pegging Championships - Akaash Maharaj Photocast
    2007-03-20 09:44:03
    A photocast of the individual lance with ground targets discipline, at the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships in Oman. I am riding an assigned horse named Shomool, representing Canada, and wearing UNICEF's emblem. The lance is not my favoured weapon, and Shomool and I fared modestly in this discipline, on the first day of the championships. We would, however, redeem ourselves the following day. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     
    Practice Run at the International Tent Pegging Championships - Akaash Maharaj Photocast
    2007-03-18 10:36:03
    A photocast of my practice run with the lance at the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships in Oman. My horse, Shomool, is galloping through the course at a greater speed than I had ever experienced on horseback. I am holding the lance at a rather desperate distance from our bodies to stave off the obvious calamity, and I have lost the nearside stirrup. Miraculously, we both survived to repeat our folly mere minutes later. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     
    Opening Ceremonies at the International Tent Pegging Championships - Akaash Maharaj Photocast
    2007-03-16 00:33:01
    A photocast of the opening ceremonies of the world equestrian skill-at-arms championships. Riders from across the world gathered in the Sultante of Oman to represent our countries in this 2500 year-old cavalry sport of sword, lance, and horsemanship. I am the nearest rider, and carry the pennant of UNICEF from my lance, as I rode for both Canada and the United Nations Children's Fund. Other riders carry their respective regimental pennants, while our national flags flutter from the flagpoles in the background. A full account of the games is at my March 2007 blog.
    By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism
     
     
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