Dressage – Page 10 – The Horse Magazine

Charlotte Jorst – Making It

September 20th, 2022
Charlotte Jorst is one of the world's most successful entrepreneurs - she also decided late in life, that she was going to be a dressage rider - now she is in the American team... Rebeca Ashton finds out what makes her tick... Read Article Comments Off

Tips on Essential Basics from Dorothee Schneider

September 12th, 2022
Why is German dressage so good? Basics.…What you see when you watch the best-of-the-best train is basics. This attention to detail and self discipline is just so perfectly tuned. Read Article 2 Comments »

Ermelo – the Six Year Old final

Just as we predicted, the six year old was a thriller, but in the end it was a victory for harmony and grace.... Read Article Comments Off

Day 2 at Ermelo – the 7 year olds

September 10th, 2022
Can Britain's golden girl, Lottie Fry make it back to back Young Horse championships with Kjento? But there's a serious challenger waiting in the wings. On the spot report from Christopher Hector... Read Article Comments Off

Day 2 – Ermelo, the six year olds

Three super stallions dominate the first round of the Six Year Old Championship at Ermelo - on the spot report from Christopher Hector Read Article Comments Off

Day 1 – Ermelo – The Worlds

September 9th, 2022
Day one, and there is much to love about the five year old class, on the spot report from Christopher Hector... Read Article Comments Off

Paul Belasik charts the heritage of dressage…

September 2nd, 2022
Paul Belasik has an exciting new project - a wall poster that charts the historical development of dressage... Read Article 1 Comment »

Is dressage heading in the right direction?

August 26th, 2022
Christoph Hess has been one of the key players in the defense of correct dressage riding and training, as an educator at the DOKR, a judge and commentator, and now more and more, a trainer. He talks about what is right and what is wrong in the world of dressage... Read Article 1 Comment »

Miguel Tavora – Horseman, Thinker, Teacher…

August 24th, 2022
This is an absolutely brilliant article... Miguel Tavora was a rare combination. A teacher who is happy to get on the pupil’s horse and ride, and a rider who has a rich theoretical knowledge of the classics of equestrian art... And he was not afraid to confront difficult issues, like behind the vertical... Read Article 1 Comment »

Nuno Oliveira talks about competition dressage

August 19th, 2022
Modern master, Nuno Oliveira, his words are from the Classical Principles, and his wisdom still helps us solve the training problems we face today. Read Article 7 Comments »