All these photos, except the first one, are taken at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna! They were taken at the "Sommerreitschule" (outdoor arena) at the school. Haszlinsky has been a student at the school.
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This article has a lot of information about Lieutenant Colonel Vitéz Géza Hazslinszky-Krull von Hazslin and the Royal Hungarian Spanish Riding School of Budapest . There are several articles, the one about Hazslinszky is titled "The Forgotten Spanish Riding School" and starts on page 8. The other articles I have not read.
The picture of descending of a steep hill was very typical for the education of a cavalry cadets in the beginning of the 20th century. The famous cavalry school in Italy (Commanded by Caprilli - known of his new way of body position with jumping), had quite a reputation for this kind of exercises. Col.Hazslinszky and his colleagues also went to Italy to learn these extremities. From this period that pictures come.
The picture of the piaffe in front of the brick wall was taken in the outdoor arena of the Spanish Ridingschool in the Hofburg of Budapest (above the Danube, on the Buda-side) Last year I looked for remaining traces of this ridingschool in the Hofburg, but could only determine the location. Nothing remained after the huge demolition of spring 1945.
Based on the article found on the net (and under another picture here aswell) and based on what it says on the photo, this is not Hazslinsky, but (probably) Hanthy, another founding rider of this school.
Great pics though, thanks for sharing. I was asking my (non-equestrian) friends from Budapest about this riding school years ago and noone had a clue what was I talking about! Sometimes it's worth waiting :))
This is indeed captain Ladislaus Haidekker later called himself major Lászlo "von"Hanthy riding, He was not a noble man by birth and gave himself the tittle 'von'. He was suspended from the Hungarian SRS ( 1868 -1944) on the first of December 1943. This was due to some misbehaviour at the summer residence of the Regent Miklós Horthy in Gödollö. The last director was NOT Géza Emil Friges Hazslinszky Krull von Hazslin( 1900-1981) but his cousin Zoltán von Hazslinszky von Hazslin.(1907-1945), a hussar in the fourth Hadik regiment of the first Hungarian Honvéd. He rode in the Interbellum with Alois Podhajsky on the same equitation course as Alois Podhajsky Ladislaus Haidekke, Franz Ackerle and A.H. Lehmann did write together the book: -Die edlen Lipizzaner und die Spanische Reitschule -
Gábor Monspart( 1906-1997) in training at the Hungarian cavalry school in Örkénytábor. ( now called Taborfalva ) 80 kilometer south east of the capital Budapest
Captain G.E.F. Hazslinszky Krull at the cavalry school in 1930 performing for his friend ,the Swedish crown prince Gustav Adolf, the Duke af Vásterbotten, who was visiting there after he had won the Nordic championships in 1929 in Oslo.
Hazslinszky had never a name card in his pocket, but only pictures of his memories from the SRS. He was at an equitation course in Vienna from the 15th of October 1930 until the 15th of October 1931. In the middle "Het zilveren paard" a medal for a special designed dressage test by him at Sankt George level for young riders. The test was approved by the FEI and did disappear in 1988 in Rotterdam at the CHIO from the program
the 15th of Ocober 1931 Hazslinszky during his "Bereiter" exams. His diploma was signed by Lindebauer, Zrust and Pollak. His mentor was the friend of Ludwig Koch and Count Rudolph van der Straaten Ponhoz, Sigismund Josipovich. Josipovich was Instructor at the officers school in Wiener Neustadt and later the Master of equitation in Rossauer Kaserne and at the ridingschool in te Ungarstrasse in Wien
Anytime with pleasure.. you are welcome. Is there more info about the position of Josipovich ( He was personal friends with Count van der Straten Ponhoz) within the SRS?
Josipovich died in 1945 within a few hundred meters from the Hofburg . He was a victim of RAF bombing on Vienna at the time. Curd Jürgens( Walt Disney film ) and Josipovich did have about the same posture.And if you look at the film and compare the uniforms you do come close to Alfred Rosenberg ( A very bad nazi, who spoke to Podhajsky at the beginning of the film) .
All these photos, except the first one, are taken at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna! They were taken at the "Sommerreitschule" (outdoor arena) at the school. Haszlinsky has been a student at the school.
AntwortenLöschenThank you very much for this information.
AntwortenLöschenCan you post all the photos you found?
AntwortenLöschenhttp://www.classicalriding.co.uk/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=123
AntwortenLöschen(You will need to copy and paste the whole address)
This article has a lot of information about Lieutenant Colonel Vitéz Géza Hazslinszky-Krull von Hazslin and the Royal Hungarian Spanish Riding School of Budapest . There are several articles, the one about Hazslinszky is titled "The Forgotten Spanish Riding School" and starts on page 8.
The other articles I have not read.
The last photo don't no who the rider is but Haszlinsky show my vater a photo like this one. It was a very high wall !
AntwortenLöschenGood question, hmmmmm.......
AntwortenLöschenI don't know him either.
Thank you for posting these photo's. They are a wonderful piece of history.
AntwortenLöschenThe picture of descending of a steep hill was very typical for the education of a cavalry cadets in the beginning of the 20th century. The famous cavalry school in Italy (Commanded by Caprilli - known of his new way of body position with jumping), had quite a reputation for this kind of exercises. Col.Hazslinszky and his colleagues also went to Italy to learn these extremities. From this period that pictures come.
AntwortenLöschenThe picture of the piaffe in front of the brick wall was taken in the outdoor arena of the Spanish Ridingschool in the Hofburg of Budapest (above the Danube, on the Buda-side) Last year I looked for remaining traces of this ridingschool in the Hofburg, but could only determine the location. Nothing remained after the huge demolition of spring 1945.
Atjan. Thank you for the interesting information !
AntwortenLöschenMisery that their nothing remaining traces of the ridingschool !
Based on the article found on the net (and under another picture here aswell) and based on what it says on the photo, this is not Hazslinsky, but (probably) Hanthy, another founding rider of this school.
AntwortenLöschenThe artticle (page 5): http://www.classicalriding.co.uk/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=123
Great pics though, thanks for sharing. I was asking my (non-equestrian) friends from Budapest about this riding school years ago and noone had a clue what was I talking about! Sometimes it's worth waiting :))
This is indeed captain Ladislaus Haidekker later called himself major Lászlo "von"Hanthy riding, He was not a noble man by birth and gave himself the tittle 'von'. He was suspended from the Hungarian SRS ( 1868 -1944) on the first of December 1943. This was due to some misbehaviour at the summer residence of the Regent Miklós Horthy in Gödollö. The last director was NOT Géza Emil Friges Hazslinszky Krull von Hazslin( 1900-1981) but his cousin Zoltán von Hazslinszky von Hazslin.(1907-1945), a hussar in the fourth Hadik regiment of the first Hungarian Honvéd. He rode in the Interbellum with Alois Podhajsky on the same equitation course as Alois Podhajsky Ladislaus Haidekke, Franz Ackerle and A.H. Lehmann did write together the book: -Die edlen Lipizzaner und die Spanische Reitschule -
AntwortenLöschenGábor Monspart( 1906-1997) in training at the Hungarian cavalry school in Örkénytábor. ( now called Taborfalva ) 80 kilometer south east of the capital Budapest
AntwortenLöschenCaptain G.E.F. Hazslinszky Krull at the cavalry school in 1930 performing for his friend ,the Swedish crown prince Gustav Adolf, the Duke af Vásterbotten, who was visiting there after he had won the Nordic championships in 1929 in Oslo.
AntwortenLöschenHazslinszky had never a name card in his pocket, but only pictures of his memories from the SRS. He was at an equitation course in Vienna from the 15th of October 1930 until the 15th of October 1931. In the middle "Het zilveren paard" a medal for a special designed dressage test by him at Sankt George level for young riders. The test was approved by the FEI and did disappear in 1988 in Rotterdam at the CHIO from the program
AntwortenLöschenthe 15th of Ocober 1931 Hazslinszky during his "Bereiter" exams. His diploma was signed by Lindebauer, Zrust and Pollak. His mentor was the friend of Ludwig Koch and Count Rudolph van der Straaten Ponhoz, Sigismund Josipovich. Josipovich was Instructor at the officers school in Wiener Neustadt and later the Master of equitation in Rossauer Kaserne and at the ridingschool in te Ungarstrasse in Wien
AntwortenLöschenThat's why I adore this blog! You get hold of information you wouldn't have had the possibility before! Thank you!
AntwortenLöschenAnytime with pleasure.. you are welcome. Is there more info about the position of Josipovich ( He was personal friends with Count van der Straten Ponhoz) within the SRS?
AntwortenLöschenJosipovich died in 1945 within a few hundred meters from the Hofburg . He was a victim of RAF bombing on Vienna at the time. Curd Jürgens( Walt Disney film ) and Josipovich did have about the same posture.And if you look at the film and compare the uniforms you do come close to Alfred Rosenberg ( A very bad nazi, who spoke to Podhajsky at the beginning of the film) .
No, unfortunately not ...
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