February 1st, 2018
Jean Bemelmans is one of the world's leading dressage trainers. He is a great advocate of a style of dressage training that is both horse friendly and successful in the competition arena Read Article1 Comment »
January 25th, 2018
Werner Schockemöhle was a great student of Warmblood bloodlines and the author of 'Die Grossen Hengste Hannovers'... Read ArticleComments Off on Werner Schockemöhle – the rôle and responsibility of the breeder
January 15th, 2018
George Morris is recognised throughout the world as one of the great teachers of showjumping riders, in this part of our series he explains more of his training principles, not only for show jumpers, theory for all... Read ArticleComments Off on George Morris and more on the Ultimate Learning Curve
January 6th, 2018
One of the intriguing things about the equestrian tradition, is how much of it is handed on from generation to generation by gifted horsemen, developing and becoming richer in the process. Gifted horsemen like George Morris... Read ArticleComments Off on George Morris – Jumping Past and Present
January 1st, 2018
What could be nicer? A perfect setting, some talented horses and riders, a respectable cross country course, a cool sunny day, and Gill Rolton is in full swing, doing what she loves, teaching… Read ArticleComments Off on Getting it Right with Gill Rolton
December 20th, 2017
Roz Neave sits in on a lesson with Vicki Roycroft and visiting Kiwi, Anna Stenberg... Read ArticleComments Off on Vicki Roycroft takes a lesson
December 7th, 2017
It really is one of the great pleasures in life to sit and watch a gifted trainer work with enthusiastic and dedicated and TALENTED young riders. Thus it was at Victoria’s Jesmond Dene, with visiting trainer, Rafael Soto and two of Australia’s rising dressage stars, Alexis Hellyer and Elliot Patterson. Rafael and Invasor at home […] Read ArticleComments Off on Rafael Soto Andrade – passing on the knowledge, keeping the link alive
November 27th, 2017
For many years, Jo Hinnemann has been recognized as one of the world’s leading dressage trainers. Jo not only competed successfully himself, but has been mentor to a string of internationals, perhaps the most successful of which has been the Dutch international, Coby van Baalen Read ArticleComments Off on Dressage Training – Jo Hinnemann’s Way
November 21st, 2017
It's rankings time again, but first let's look at which stallions shone at the big one - the Olympic Games last year... Read ArticleComments Off on Breeding at Rio: Updated