Dressage – Page 76 – The Horse Magazine

Jean Bemelmans & a road well traveled… Part One

May 26th, 2015
Jean Bemelmans is a one of the world's most respected dressage coaches - coach of the Spanish team, now the French team, Jean is also an original thinker... Read Article Comments Off

Jean Bemelmans and a road well traveled… Part Two

It is always a special privilege to watch Jean Bemelmans teach and ride, even if this time it did mean freezing in the arctic temperature of the riding hall at Ratingen just outside Dusseldorf. Read Article Comments Off

More Adventures in the incredible life of Hannah Dodd

May 22nd, 2015
Australian Paralympic Dressage Rider, Hannah Dodd continues to push the boundaries... Read Article Comments Off

Andrew McLean investigates Objective Dressage Judging

May 18th, 2015
At the recent Global Dressage in Denmark, Andrew McLean presented a paper on the need for changes to make dressage judging more objective. Read Article 16 Comments »

Sydney CDI Para Equestrian Report

Sydney CDI 2015 Para Equestrian classes on Friday 8th May attracted a large group of 19 competitors, five with two horses, several new combinations and some riders on borrowed horses and glorious sunshine prevailed all day! Read Article Comments Off

Stefan Wolff – The Art of Training

May 15th, 2015
German dressage trainer, Stefan Wolff takes a training session... Read Article Comments Off

Stefan Wolff – The Art of Dressage Training

Stefan Wolff is the complete professional, and even at the end of a 12 hour teaching stint, he was still focussed, still ready to produce a startlingly good lesson... Read Article Comments Off

Andrew McLean at the 2006 Global Dressage Forum

May 4th, 2015
Andrew McLean finds a fascinating diversity of horsemanship at the Global Forum... Read Article Comments Off

Dressage – Of balance, and how to find it…

April 29th, 2015
Ricky MacMillan is not only our most successful dressage rider, she is also one of our most thoughtful, and she has used her time training with some of Europe’s best trainers to develop a sophisticated appreciation of the dressage principles. Read Article Comments Off

How Horses Work with Gerd Heuschmann

April 24th, 2015
Gerd Heuschmann is a unique combination – an equine vet who actually rides… and he uses this knowledge to argue that we must respect the classical principles when we train for dressage. Read Article 5 Comments »