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Lucien Gruss, haute école aux longues rênes (high school with long reins), at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo]] (1975). The off-screen technical description of the act is made by the great circus photographer—and former Cadre Noir equestrian—Paul de Cordon ((1908–1998). | Lucien Gruss, haute école aux longues rênes (high school with long reins), at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo]] (1975). The off-screen technical description of the act is made by the great circus photographer—and former Cadre Noir equestrian—Paul de Cordon ((1908–1998). | ||
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Revision as of 22:36, 30 August 2013
Lucien Gruss, haute école aux longues rênes (high schoolA display of equestrian dressage by a rider mounting a horse and leading it into classic moves and steps. (From the French: Haute école) with long reins), at the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo (1975). The off-screen technical description of the act is made by the great circus photographer—and former Cadre Noir equestrian—Paul de Cordon ((1908–1998).
See Also
- Biography: The Gruss Dynasty
