Mary Hanna – Dressage Rider – Part One
Australian dressage rider, Mary Hanna talks about her riding career, and philosophy of dressage training... Read Article Comments Off on Mary Hanna – Dressage Rider – Part One
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Australian dressage rider, Mary Hanna talks about her riding career, and philosophy of dressage training... Read Article Comments Off on Mary Hanna – Dressage Rider – Part One
Jonny Hilberath – Horseman
Jonny Hilberath is rightly one of Germany’s (the world’s) most respected dressage trainers. Recently he has stepped back from his role as assistant Germany Dressage team trainer to build his own barn... Read Article Comments Off on Jonny Hilberath – Horseman
Good training… it’s not only about the horses
German dressage trainer Stefan Wolff worked for Klaus Balkenhol before setting up his stables in the USA. Now back in Germany, Stefan is a regular visitor to Australia... Read Article Comments Off on Good training… it’s not only about the horses
George Morris gives another dressage lesson to Ilse Schwarz…
Over the past few months, we have presented a couple of fascinating articles by US based, Aussie dressage rider, Ilse Schwarz about her lessons with great jumping coach George Morris... Read Article Comments Off on George Morris gives another dressage lesson to Ilse Schwarz…
Uberstreichen: The Fine Tuning Before the Concert
Dressage trainer, Christian Thiess talks about Uberstreichen... Read Article Comments Off on Uberstreichen: The Fine Tuning Before the Concert
Proofstones: Precious Jewels of Horse Preparation
Proof-stones, steps along the training scale, a way for the rider to check that his or her horse is on the right path... Read Article 1 Comment »
Talking Dressage with Carl Hester
Catch up with Carl Hester at the Jerez CDI and find out where he and Charlotte are on the road to Rio... Read Article 36 Comments »
A Judge Helps Out: Part Two
It was all about the flying changes for Robbie Soster and Robali Razzamatazz. The cute, little chestnut makes quite a big deal of them with his front legs. Lilo explained that the horse has to become more responsible for the work and isn’t to use his whole body to get the canter stride. Read Article Comments Off on A Judge Helps Out: Part Two
Competition Dressage – and REAL Dressage
Marianne Litchwark trained with the great Paul Stecken, and spent a lifetime guarding the classical principles... Read Article 1 Comment »
A Miraculous Tale: Gary Lung
Gary Lung's journey from Papua New Guinea to the highest levels of dressage is a fascinating one... Read Article 1 Comment »