March 26th, 2015
Federico Grisone wrote the first book about dressage but was he really so cruel to his horses? Read ArticleComments Off on Federico Grisone – was he really such a baddie?
Fitness for riding is becoming more and more popular. But for those who’d rather grab another glass of chardy than walk into a gym (you know who you are!) and whose world of fitness has only ever been jumping on the back of their horse, there’s no need to give up on the concept just […] Read ArticleComments Off on A rider’s user guide to fitness with Rebecca Ashton
At the Ulf Möller clinic held at Clemens and Judy Dierks’ gorgeous tree-nestled property in Arcadia, there were a string of top riders. But even though some Grand Prix horses participated, very few of the high level ‘tricks’ were seen. By his own admission, Herr Möller is not an expert at that level, but of […] Read ArticleComments Off on A Clinic with Ulf Möller
Kristy Oatley was back in Australia and while here, gave clinic at David and Amanda Shoobridge’s Revelwood Stud... Rebecca Ashton was there to report back. Read ArticleComments Off on Kristy Oatley in Australia and Germany
Andrew and Rutherglen left out of the WEG team Interview by Christopher Hector and Photos supplied by Stefanie Strobl & Julia Rau Despite having competed in seven Olympic Games, Andrew Hoy is showing no signs of slowing down, and with his partner Stefanie Strobl, has recently set up a new base, Somerby Stables in Leicestershire, […] Read ArticleComments Off on Andrew Hoy – The Next Step
Can you imagine, an instructor who hates every innovation of the past twenty years when it comes to tack, and riding style, and the structure and direction of the sport? Read Article1 Comment »
In this exclusive interview with Chris Hector, Australia’s most experienced Olympic level eventer, Andrew Hoy, talks about how Australia can get back on the track to Olympic Gold. Read Article2 Comments »