Dressage – Page 88 – The Horse Magazine

The Issue of Connection – with Susanne Miesner

September 21st, 2012
Susanne Miesner is highly regarded in Germany as a rider, a trainer, and also as a theoretian, a thinker, a questioner, in this article she looks at the vexing issue of contact... Read Article Comments Off

London Olympic Games – 1948

September 12th, 2012
A look at the Olympic Games of yesteryear... Read Article 2 Comments »

Robbie Soster Takes A Lesson With Miguel Tavora

September 11th, 2012
Truly it was an exhilarating experience to sit in the indoor school at Miguel and Di Tavora’s equestrian centre in beautiful Kurrajong, and watch a new Grand Prix combination in the process of emerging from the training cocoon... Read Article 1 Comment »

Ulf Möller – Taking Up The Challenge Part Two

Tense is good, tense you can use… but first give me the whip. Okay, so you should never go to war without weapons but if I have a horse that is a little hot, I will take the spurs away and get the horse calm to the leg... Read Article Comments Off

Taking Risks with Hubertus Hufendiek

August 28th, 2012
Hubertus Hufendiek is a humble and dedicated dressage rider. He may not have a startling reputation of Olympic medals and World Cup performances, but he has impressed some of the most respected riders in the world... Read Article Comments Off

Emile Faurie – the Quiet Man of British Dressage

March 27th, 2012
Chris and Roz caught up with Emile Faurie at the 2011 European Championships in Rotterdam. Read Article Comments Off

Charlotte Dujardin – The breath of fresh air…

October 21st, 2011
Charlotte Dujardin had her break-through moment at the 2011 Europeans… Share Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro’s first big win at the Euros in 2011… 26-year-old Charlotte is not just a joy to watch in the competition arena, she is a delight to interview. Charlotte has been working with Carl Hester for four years. Was international […] Read Article Comments Off

Euro Champs 2011 – The Most Exciting Championships Ever!

October 20th, 2011
It’s three years since I was last at Rotterdam showgrounds. Back then my morning got off to a very ordinary start as I was sitting in the drizzling rain and watching Anky ‘schooling’ Salinero did nothing to lift the spirits. This time the weather is better, and the warm-ups are less ‘dramatic’ and a […] Read Article 2 Comments »

Sarah Honeywell – Riding Around the World

October 12th, 2011
Growing up in New Zealand, Sarah Honeywell had Nicole Uphoff and Rembrandt plastered over her schoolbooks. She marvelled at the skill of Isabell Werth, Klaus Balkenhol and Dr Reiner Klimke at the Olympic Games, Sarah’s dream was to ride in Europe. Her start in riding was like any other. A mischievous pony and […] Read Article Comments Off

Jess Willard takes a dressage lesson with Clemens Dierks

September 21st, 2011
This time, THM correspondent, Jess Willard is on the other side of the process – instead of recording the exploits of others, Jess is the subject of our story as she takes a lesson with dressage coach, Clemens Dierks. Chris Hector was there to write the story, Roz Neave to take the photos… The whole […] Read Article 1 Comment »