November 20th, 2017
He was the youngest stud director in Germany but when he retired he was the oldest - and his stud had gone from being one of the poorest to one of the richest - meet Jürgen Müller... Read Article1 Comment »
November 18th, 2017
Michelle Strapp is a gifted trainer and with her talented squad of young riders is facing the challenge of producing the next generation of jumping stars... Read ArticleComments Off on Educating young jumping riders with Michelle Strapp – Part One
October 29th, 2017
Grace Kay had meant to work with her emerging FEI horse Karingal Jamiroquai, but when she led him through the door of Miguel Tavora’s indoor, we all let out a little groan. The chestnut was lame. Read Article2 Comments »
October 15th, 2017
Miguel Tavora is a highly regarded dressage coach in both Australia and the United States, as well as in his homeland, Portugal where he originally trained with Nuno Oliveira, and in the Portuguese Cavalry School. Read ArticleComments Off on Grace and Miguel: Equitation Ballet
October 11th, 2017
It was an amazing mix: Portuguese horsemanship, Opera, Modern and Traditional Thai Dance, in the perfect setting of the gardens of Horseshoe Point in Thailand. Sit back and enjoy… Let’s face it, when it comes to circus and spectacles, I’m hooked. I love horses as entertainment, all the way from the grand spectacles of Versailles to the […] Read Article1 Comment »
October 6th, 2017
Ingrid Klimke has built her philosophy of training her horses on the foundation established by her father, the late Reiner Klimke.. not surprisingly, it is a ‘horse friendly’ way of training based firmly on the classical principles. Read Article1 Comment »
October 3rd, 2017
In this at home training session, Ingrid explains how she prepared Damon's Divene for the young riding horse class at the Bundeschampionate... Read Article4 Comments »
September 22nd, 2017
The final sessions of George Morris’ Australian clinics were conducted in the wonderful grassed paddocks at Wayne and Vicki Roycroft’s Mt White property and George was in his element with space and natural obstacles to play with. We were all comfortably seated and Mr Singleton’s travelling aviary were still chattering away cheerfully in the trees, as the next lot of horses and riders appear… Read ArticleComments Off on A Masterclass with a Master… George Morris