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Joe Fargis: Keep Your Riding Simple

Show jumping Olympian Joe Fargis' simple system focuses on rhythm, balance and precision. By Sandra Oliynyk for Practical Horseman magazine.

Joe Fargis stood near the chute of ground rails running the length of the indoor arena, its centerline falling precisely under the middle row of lights. Riders first walked their horses through the chute, then rode transitions midway down at X, progressing from walk-halt-walk to flying changes.


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The 1984 Olympic show jumping double-gold medalist was giving a clinic at Canterbury Stables in Cazenovia, N.Y. Over the brisk September 2009 weekend, the four groups of students Joe taught varied in experience, from riders jumping 18 inches to those who could easily clear 4-feet, but his basic instructions to all were essentially the same:

  • "It's important to be forward, straight and uncomplicated."

  • "Be precise on the flat. Then a course will be easy."

  • "Get the transition done with the least amount of commotion. Be as light and invisible and efficient as you can be."

  • "If you practice being fluid, you eventually will be fluid. If you're casual about it, it will never happen."

For the most advanced group of riders and horses, the 1984 Olympic double-gold medalist started the jumping work by building a line of fences: a vertical to an 18-inch skinny green wall to two trot rails to a vertical, set so there was only about three strides from the landing to the arena wall (see diagram at right).

The riders jumped each section as it was built, starting with the trot poles to vertical. Then they rode the entire line. They trotted the first vertical, cantered to the skinny wall, figuring out the striding, which ended up being four or five strides, then trotted over the trot poles to the vertical. The challenge was steering the horses to the skinny wall and then bringing them back to the trot. "Everybody use all the tact and talent you have to make it fluid," Joe said as the riders struggled to get a smooth trot back before going over the trot poles. After the horse's jumped through the line a few times, he gradually raised the fences a few holes.

Next, Joe built two skinny fences on the landing side of the skinny wall, creating a bounce perpendicular to the wall. "All this has to be fluid, like water through a hose with no kinks," he said.

Once horses were jumping the bounce smoothly, he built four oxers on the diagonals and created a course of 3-foot-6 fences with lots of twists and turns. "This is an exercise in control," he said. Then he urged the riders, "Don't let the higher jumps worry you." When one of the riders didn't get her horse back and organized after a fence, he said, "You have to think of the next jump over the previous jump."

He finally took away the standards of the skinny bounce. The "new" fence caused the first rider's horse to run out in middle of the bounce. "Don't trust it so much without wings," Joe told he rider. "If you think of straight line, it will help."

After building up the courses, Joe began to lower the fences and make them easier, for example, turning the skinny fences back into regular fence width. The horses happily jumped over them and ended the day's session with ease, as Joe explained, "Horses should finish just loving life."

To read more about Joe's clinic, see "Keep Your Riding Simple" in the December 2009 issue of Practical Horseman magazine.
- See more at: http://practicalhorsemanmag.com/article/joe_fargis_clinic_111209#sthash.GvoGv62y.dpuf

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*loo1
noun
BRITISHinformal
  1. a bathroom or toilet.
  2. Origin
    1940s: many theories have been put forward about the word's origin: one suggests the source is Waterloo, a trade name for iron cisterns in the early part of the century; the evidence remains inconclusive.
    loo2
    noun
    1. a gambling card game, popular from the 17th to the 19th centuries, in which a player who fails to win a trick must pay a sum to a pool.

*Loo | Define Loo at Dictionary.com

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Loo definition, a card game in which forfeits are paid into a pool. See more.

*Loo | Definition of Loo by Merriam-Webster

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1 : an old card game in which the winner of each trick or a majority of tricks takes a portion of the pool while losing players are obligated to contribute to the next ...

*Lanterloo

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lanterloo
The Game of Pam
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"Mouche" - Four of a suit plus Pam ♣
OriginFrance
Alternative namesLoo
TypeTrick-taking
Players3 to 8 (5 to 7 best)
Cards52
DeckFrench
PlayClockwise
Card rank (highest to lowest)J♣ A K Q 10...
Related games
EuchreRams
Lanterloo or Loo is a 17th-century trick taking game of the Trump family of which many varieties are recorded. It belongs to a line of card games whose members include NapEuchreRamsMaoHombre, and Spoil Five. It is considered a modification of the game of "All Fours", another English game possibly of Dutch origin, in which the players replenish their hands after each round by drawing each fresh new card from the pack.

History[edit]

Under various spellings, like the French forms LenterneLenturluLooterlu, (meaning "fiddlesticks", a meaningless word equivalent to "Lullay", or "Lulloo", used in Lullabies), the game is supposed to have reached England from France most probably with the restoration of the monarchy in 1660. Also called Langtrillo[1] in its prime form and later simply Loo (also termed Lant in the north of England by 1860,[2] most possibly for having evolved into a more elaborate form of play by the addition of new rules, it may also have been brought to England from Holland.[3] Whichever way it may have been, by the turn of the eighteenth century it was already England's most popular card game. It was considered a great pastime by the idle rich of that time, but it got a very bad reputation as a potentially vicious "tavern" gambling game during the nineteenth century.

Etymology[edit]

Oxford English Dictionary quotes a 1685 reference to "Pam at Lanterloo", and Chatto quotes a Dutch political pamphlet of about 1648 entitled Het herstelde Verkeer-bert verbetert in een Lanterluy-spel,[4][5] containing a dialogue equating the game Labate (hence French Triomphe became La Bête, "The Beast", in Cotton's Complete Gamester) with Lanterluy. This was the very first mentioning of the game.[1]
The name "Pam", denoting the J♣ in its full capacity as permanent top trump in Five-Card Loo, represents an old medieval comic-erotic character called Pamphilus (Latin for a Greek word, meaning "beloved of all"[6]) or "Pamphile", in French, described as "an old bawd" by the New Zealand-born English lexicographer Eric Partridge.

Description[edit]

The game is played by 3 to 8 players using a 52-card pack. The players bet and play for tricks, and in each round they may pass, play, or "miss" (exchange from an extra hand). The main forms of the game are Three-Card Loo, Five-Card Loo,and Irish Loo, which is Five-Card Loo played with only three cards.
The turn to deal and play passes always to the left.

Objective[edit]

The basic idea is that a pool is formed by each player's contribution of three chips or counters (or five in Five-Card Loo). Then the players are dealt three cards each (if five play, then five cards are dealt) and the next turned for trump. Everyone's aim is to win at least one trick, under penalty of increasing the pool. For this purpose cards basically rank A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2, but the J♣, or "Pam", beats all the other cards, including the Ace of trumps.
The players, having seen their hands, can either abandon them free of charge or elect to play, thereby undertaking to win at least one trick for one third (or one fifth) of the pool. Any player failing to do so is "looed", and adds five more chips to the pool. Each player must have the same number of deals, but if there is a "loo" (the sum forfeited by a player who plays, but does not win a trick) in the last deal of a round, the game continues till there is a hand [7] without a loo .

Declarations[edit]

  • Before play, each in turn announces whether he will play or throw his hand in.
  • Any player offering to play may then exchange his hand for "miss", but may not drop out or change it back. Only the first player to claim this privilege may exercise it.
  • If all pass, the dealer wins the pool.
  • If one player exchanges and the others all pass, the exchanger then wins the pool.
  • If just one player before the dealer plays without exchanging, the dealer may not pass but has a choice of play. He may either play for himself (exchanging or not), or pay for "miss". In this case he still plays, but neither wins nor loses anything. Only the other player wins from or loses to the pool, whichever result it comes to be.

Play[edit]

If any player holds a flush (five cards of the same suit or four of a suit plus Pam), whether dealt initially or obtained by drawing cards, he wins the deal outright, there being no pay. If more than one has a flush, the best is a flush with Pam; failing that, a flush in trumps; failing that, the flush containing the highest top card (or cards if equal). The holder of the winning flush wins the stakes of all the other players, including those who dropped, but excluding those holding either Pam or a lower flush.[8]
Elder leads to the first trick. If he is in the possession of the trump Ace (or King if the Ace is the turn-up card), he must lead it. If not, he must lead any other trump, and it must be his highest trump, specially if there is only one opponent. If the Trump Ace is led and its player says "Pam, be civil", it may not be played to the same trick, unless its holder has no other trump in hand.
Subsequent players must then follow suit if possible, heading the trick, or trump if unable to follow. The trick is taken by the highest card of the suit led or by the highest trump if any are played. The winner of each trick leads to the next, trumping if possible.

Variations[edit]

Division Loo[edit]

One card is dealt to each player, and the player receiving the lowest card is entitled to deal. At the commencement of the game the dealer puts three chips, or counters, in the pool. The value of which already been agreed upon by the players. It is necessary to make the pool a number that can be exactly divided by three, say 3, 6, 9 chips. After the cards are shuffled and cut, the dealer gives three cards (one at a time) to each player, beginning at the eldest hand, and going round to the left. An extra hand called Dumby, or Miss, is dealt in the center of the table and the next turned up for trumps.
In the first hand, and whenever the pool consists of only three chips deposited by the dealer, it is called a Bold Stand, or Force, and each player is compelled to play his hand, except the eldest hand, who, if he prefers it, is entitled to the Dumby and may exchange it for his own. Bold Stand is played for the purpose of getting a larger pool; thus, if eight are playing, and five lose, they will be looed the amount of the pool, raising the total of chips to eighteen. The deal passes to the left, and the dealer must on all occasions pay in the pool three counters for the deal. When the pool consists of more than the original three chips deposited by the dealer it becomes optional to play or not, and before looking at his own cards, the dealer asks all the payers, beginning at the eldest hand, whether they play their own hand, take the Dumby, or decline playing for that round. If the eldest declines to the Dumby, the next in turn has this option, and so on.
Whenever a player declines playing, he must give his cards to the dealer who will place them under the pack. No one can retract after declaring his intention to stand or not. When all players have declared their intention, the first in hand of those who play, if he holds two trumps, must head the trick. At the end of the game, the pool is divided into three portions. If one player takes three tricks, he wins the whole pool; if he takes two, he wins two thirds; if one, only one third. All those who have failed to win a trick are looed the original amount deposited by the dealer and when only two players stand, the last player before the dealer must either play he hand, or the Dumby, or give up the pool to the dealer.

Unlimited Loo[edit]

Each player is looed the whole amount in the pool until the occurrence of a bold stand, which can only happen when three players stand the game, and each win a trick, or when two play, and one takes two chips and the other only one. The dealer being last in hand has always the advantage of knowing how many are to play before he decides. It likewise sometimes happen, when a large sum is in the pool, that none of the players consider it safe to stand, in which case the dealer takes the whole pool. This variation, also known as Loo the Board, forces those who lose the game to double the amount of chips in the pool, making it grow faster than in other forms of Loo.
Terminology
TermDefinition
Bold StandA method of playing the game, in which it is a rule, that whenever there is only the deal to be played for, every person is obliged to stand in order to make a loo for the next hand. As often this happens, it is a bold stand.
DumbyThe spare hand, which must be dealt in the regular order, either first or last but one, and not according to the dealer's whim
ForceThe same as Bold Stand
Heading the TrickPlaying a better card of the suit led, or not having any of the suit, trumping it
LooThe sum put up by any one that is looed, and is either limited or unlimited; when unlimited, a person is looed for the whole amount of the pool; if limited, he is looed by no more than a certain sum, previously agreed upon, generally the price of the deal
LooedA person playing is looed when he does not take a trick, or when he breaks any of the laws of the game
MissThe same as Dumby
MisdealWhen the dealer gives any of the players more or less than three cards, or deals out of regular order, or shows a card in dealing
MoucheA four-card flush with Pam.
Paying for the DealAt each new deal, the dealer puts into the pool three counters, or whatever it may be agreed upon by the party to play for; this is called the price of the deal
PoolThe pool consists of counters which are paid for the deals, and of the sums forfeited by those who were looed the preceding hand.
RevokeWhen a person who has suit does not play it


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