Dressage training – Page 13 – The Horse Magazine

Hubertus Schmidt – a picture gallery

October 30th, 2019
Hubertus Schmidt, modern day master, see him and some of the horses who have kept him at the top since the 90's. Pic is Hubertus the first time THM visited him at home. Read Article Comments Off

Cathrine Dufour – riding the wave of success

October 18th, 2019
Rebecca Ashton talks to one of the most exciting new talents in the world of dressage… Cathrine and Rebecca Ashton, on the right, who took the pics, and wrote the words… Danish dressage rider Cathrine Dufour continues her incredible success. Most recently she took out the bronze in the Special at the Europeans having brought […] Read Article Comments Off

Jessica von Bredow Werndl talks to Rebecca Ashton

September 18th, 2019
Meet Jessica von Bredow Werndl, the new star on the German medal winning team. Read Article Comments Off

Simone Pearce – making it, with a smile!

September 14th, 2019
Simone Pearce, she's the Aussie rider who is riding some of Germany's most exciting dressage stallions... Read Article 2 Comments »

Climbing the Classical Pyramid – Step 6

September 2nd, 2019
American dressage star, Steffen Peters helps you deal with the tricky topic of Collection... Read Article Comments Off

What makes Laura Graves successful?

August 16th, 2019
Laura Graves talks with Rebecca Ashton about the American team, winning medals, and doing what’s very best for the horse... this interview is as interesting as the masterclass was enlightening - don't miss it... Read Article Comments Off

Climbing the Classical Pyramid – Step 5

August 9th, 2019
In part 5 of Climbing the Classical Dressage Pyramid, Steffen Peters looks at the issues of straightness and balance... Read Article Comments Off

Judging Young Horse Classes, what is important?

August 2nd, 2019
What do the judges look for in Young Horse Classes, we asked two respected judges to share their thoughts. Read Article Comments Off

Stretching, it’s essential…

August 1st, 2019
The importance of relaxation cannot be overstressed for only a relaxed horse is able to develop athletically in its entirety, improving the suppleness and coordination of his joints and muscles. Read Article Comments Off

Good Dressage Doesn’t Have To Be Complicated…

July 8th, 2019
Christopher Hector sits in on a clinic with Princess Nathalie. Danish dressage star, Princess Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein has been coming to Australia on a regular basis since 2008. The intervening years have been good ones for Nathalie as she has consolidated her position as one of the world’s leading dressage competitors, and thrilled thousands of […] Read Article Comments Off