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Danish Warmbloods

December 3rd, 2014
Danish Warmblood breeding is relatively recent, with the establishment of the Dansk Varmbloed Avlsforbund (DVA) in 1962. Originally there was no Danish riding horse. The two main Danish breeds, the Knappstrupper and the Fredriksborg, were driving horses, and riding horses had to be imported... Read Article Comments Off

Esben Møller and the Blue Hors Stud

Esben Møller is the manager of the Blue Hors Stud the leading private stud in Denmark, and one of the leading private studs in the world... Read Article Comments Off

Friedrich Butt – Breeding Eventers

Friedrich Butt started breeding Hanoverians to race on the sand but ended up establishing the world's most successful eventing breeding program... Read Article Comments Off

Getting it right with Jamie Coman – Part 1

Jamie knows that good riding and excellent training comes from attention to the details... Read Article Comments Off

Getting it right with Jamie Coman – Part 2

Jamie is a stickler for getting the flatwork right first. “Get him working on the bending lines, with that snaffle you can really take him and work him, work him on the left and get the bend... Read Article Comments Off

Going into Collection Laterally with Miguel Tavora: Part 3

Through all the work we are going to do we must always be sure that the horse maintains his balance and impulsion - the elements which produce rhythm, straightness and contact... Read Article 1 Comment »

Glennis Barrey – A lesson with Jacqueline Dixon

Glennis Barrey’s story is very much bound up in the story of dressage in Australia. She was there as a youngster, taking those first tentative steps, and then was one of the first to muster up all her courage and take ship to live in a strange land... Read Article Comments Off

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