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The Faras shot list

Listings shot to this standard earn more inquiries and pass moderation first time. Twenty minutes with a phone and a helper is all it takes — here is exactly what to capture.

Photos — 6 to 8, in this order

  1. 1

    Side conformation — the cover shot

    Full side profile on level ground, horse square on all four legs, head up. Whole horse in frame, shot at chest height.

  2. 2

    Front, straight on

    From directly in front, legs visible to the ground — buyers read limb alignment here.

  3. 3

    Hind, straight on

    From directly behind, tail aside if needed — hindquarters and hock alignment.

  4. 4

    Legs & tendons, close up

    Clean, dry legs. One front pair, one hind pair, from the side and from the front. Serious buyers zoom straight in here.

  5. 5

    Hooves

    Freshly picked, one front and one hind — sole and outer wall. Shoeing state visible.

  6. 6

    Back & topline

    From above the shoulder looking along the spine — condition, symmetry, saddle area.

  7. 7

    Head & expression

    The portrait buyers fall for. Ears forward, natural light, no halter shadows across the eye.

  8. 8

    Under saddle

    Tacked and ridden, mid-stride — confirms the horse works, not just stands.

Videos — short clips, one per exercise

Walk & trot in hand, both directions

Hard, level ground. Walk away, trot back, then a full side pass — the soundness check every buyer (and every vet) starts with.

Trot from different angles

Side-on for the movement, coming toward the camera, going away. Three short clips beat one long one.

Ridden in the arena — walk, trot, canter

Both reins, full circles, transitions. Let the gaits speak; no music, no cuts.

Ridden outside the arena

A hack on open ground or track — traffic, dogs, wind. This is the temperament proof UAE buyers ask for first.

Temperament on the ground

Standing calmly in the arena, being tacked up, picking up all four feet — and loading, if you claim it loads.

Quality rules

Always

  • Shoot in daylight, landscape orientation
  • Clean horse, clean background, whole horse in frame
  • Continuous, unedited takes — one clip per exercise
  • Say the date out loud at the start of one video

Never

  • No filters, no slow-motion, no music edits
  • No screenshots or photos of screens
  • No cropped legs or heads on conformation shots
  • No footage of a different horse — ever

You can reopen this checklist any time from the Media step.