October 2015 – The Horse Magazine

Simply Brilliant – Steffen Peters at Equitana

October 30th, 2015
I was wondering just how Steffen Peters would go as an Equitana super Masterclass star… when I saw him operate in Sydney a few years back, I was impressed by how quiet the guy was, how would he go in the big public space... Read Article Comments Off

Defusing (defining) the elusive Half-Halt, an upgrade…

To be able to correctly Half Halt – a translation from the German Halbe Parade, it is necessary to have a three-point seat as opposed to a two-point perching seat, Malcolm Barns explains... Read Article 1 Comment »

The Family Leredde

October 29th, 2015
The Leredde Family is one of the famous horse breeding families of Normandy. Adriana van Tilburg updated their story at the recent European Championships…. Read Article Comments Off

Catching up with Christopher Burton

Australian eventer, Christopher Burton talks about living, training and competing in the UK. Read Article Comments Off

Another dressage lesson with George Morris

October 28th, 2015
Lesson number two where, amongst other things, George Morris develops an obsession with the placement of my right foot in the stirrup. Read Article Comments Off

Shoot out for Rio

October 26th, 2015
It was our chance to get a showjumping team to the Olympic Games in Rio next year. Riders from Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the People’s Republic of China, the Republic of the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, Singapore and Thailand all assembled at Hof Kasselmann in Hagen at the Teutoburg Forest to fight for the right to go to Rio. 29 riders from 12 nations of Group G. Read Article Comments Off

Month: October 2015

Simply Brilliant – Steffen Peters at Equitana

Defusing (defining) the elusive Half-Halt, an upgrade…

The Family Leredde

Catching up with Christopher Burton

Another dressage lesson with George Morris

Shoot out for Rio

Carl Hester talks about the 2015 Euro Champs at Aachen

Michelle Strapp talks about seeing a distance…

WOLFRAM WITTIG – RIDER BREEDER TRAINER