Breeches only go down to the knee, jodhpurs are full legnth.
it is the trait that they inheret from their parents that make them a good riding horse so one might have the trait of running super fast another could go for a long time and so on^No, I think they meant trousers. They're called jogpers.^ Jodhpurs are tight in the calf and can often be loose in the thigh, generally with a patch at the knee. Meant to be ridden with paddock boots/jodhpur boots/boots that end at the ankle. They are often however, just called breeches since they are both often interchangeable. Breeches are made of stretch fabric, tend to be tight over the full leg with patches covering anywhere from the full seat to just the knee. Some breeches are even sold with jean imitation material. Breeches are meant to be worn with tall boots or paddock boots with half chaps. However, any pants (including jeans) can be worn when riding.
They are actually spelled jodhpurs, not jodphurs as commoncly is used. Originally, jodhpurs (as worn in and around the city in India after which they are named) were tight-fitting only from the knee to the ankle and were flared above the knee; modern stretch-fabrics have allowed jodhpurs to be supportive and flexible, which is perfect for riding.
Breeches are worn by Saddleseat riders, Hunter and Dressage riders wear jodpurs.
Jodhpurs are the traditional dress for equestrian activities. They are made for the comfort of the rider with the extra room at the hips for unrestricted movement especially at the rising trot and for hunters over fences.
There is no difference.
Breeches are more form fitted. Jodphurs allow for more room in the seat. Also Jodhpurs are usually longer than breeches and breeches sometimes have Velcro adjustable bits at bottom
Jodhpurs are horse riding breeches,named after a town in Rajahstan India.
Yes, they are basically the same thing. They all are used in horse ridng wear. But there are some differences. Like breeches only go up to the knee, while jodhpurs reach down to the ankle.
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polyester, cotton and elastane. im not sure where to get it though
The noun jodhpurs is a thing named after a place. A pair of jodhpurs is a riding breeches cut full through the hips and close-fitting from knee to ankle and have reinforced patches on the inside of the leg.. The place named Jodhpur is the second largest city in the state of Rajasthan in the northeast of India.
Jodhpurs (riding breeches) can be made of any durable fabric, but may have heavier material or leather on the inside of the knee to help hold onto the saddle.
it is the trait that they inheret from their parents that make them a good riding horse so one might have the trait of running super fast another could go for a long time and so on^No, I think they meant trousers. They're called jogpers.^ Jodhpurs are tight in the calf and can often be loose in the thigh, generally with a patch at the knee. Meant to be ridden with paddock boots/jodhpur boots/boots that end at the ankle. They are often however, just called breeches since they are both often interchangeable. Breeches are made of stretch fabric, tend to be tight over the full leg with patches covering anywhere from the full seat to just the knee. Some breeches are even sold with jean imitation material. Breeches are meant to be worn with tall boots or paddock boots with half chaps. However, any pants (including jeans) can be worn when riding.
hi jodhpurs in German are Reithosen (female i think!) hope this helps!!!
Normally horse riding but jodhpurs have been used for many other activities.
Jodhpurs are named after the ancient city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan in North India where they originated and where polo was a popular royal pastime.
The girl fell off her horse and got grass stains all over her new white jodhpurs.