Meet Maria Caetano
Meet one of the new stars of dressage, Maria Caetano and her wonderful Lusitano stallion, Coroado.... Read Article Comments Off on Meet Maria Caetano
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Meet one of the new stars of dressage, Maria Caetano and her wonderful Lusitano stallion, Coroado.... Read Article Comments Off on Meet Maria Caetano
Laura Graves – arena familiarisation for Verdades
Laura Graves and Verdades have a relaxed look at the Aachen arena, how it should be done... Read Article Comments Off on Laura Graves – arena familiarisation for Verdades
Breeding News Stallion Rankings
The Breeding News stallion rankings look at the top stallions competing in dressage, showjumping and eventing... Read Article 2 Comments »
Stefan Wolff on how good training should feel…
Stefan Wolff is is a trainer with a good eye, fabulous feel, and best of all, he has a wonderful ability to convey his message. Read Article 1 Comment »
Isabell at Göteborg
An exclusive interview with World Cup Dressage champion, Isabell Werth... Read Article 2 Comments »
World Cup Dressage Final goes right to the line!
The Kür at the World Cup Final was a thriller, the title was in the balance right to the last halt of the last test. All the action in our on-the-spot report... Read Article Comments Off on World Cup Dressage Final goes right to the line!
What a Dressage World Cup Final Grand Prix!!!
The first round of the dressage World Cup final is over, and this was certainly a Grand Prix dressage feast. On the spot report from Christopher Hector... Read Article Comments Off on What a Dressage World Cup Final Grand Prix!!!
Forty Years of World Cup Breeding
Forty years of World Cup finals, and Gemma Alexander and Christopher Hector analyse the jumping and dressage breeding over four decades... Read Article 1 Comment »
The Kür – An Historical Review
Back in 1991, THM was privileged to publish this piece by Gabriela Grillo. Gabriella played a key rôle in the development of the Kür, as a rider, but also as a theorist, as a trained musician who worked to combine the classical principles of dressage with music that was appropriate and sympathetic... Read Article Comments Off on The Kür – An Historical Review
Christopher Hector reviews Paul Belasik’s new book…
In the past year I have been enthralled by two equestrian books that could not be more different in their form, while at the same time, sharing an awareness that the heart of dressage is to be found in balance. Miguel Tavora’s Dressage Principles and Techniques is like the most wonderful cookbook. Here there are […] Read Article 3 Comments »