Dressage – Page 54 – The Horse Magazine

Sylvia McLachlan takes a lesson with Princess Nathalie

March 27th, 2018
This article was written in 2012, when Australian rider, Sylvia McLachlan was working with Danish dressage star, now team coach, Princess Nathalie. There's some great discussion on how to get the right feeling... Read Article Comments Off

Looking at Young Horse Classes

March 25th, 2018
Meet a full brother and sister from the famous P line and by Sandro Hit, from the Neustadt Dosse Brandenburger stud. Read Article Comments Off

Debbie McDonald… Inspiration

March 15th, 2018
Dressage trainer, Debbie McDonald - an in-depth look at her training methods... Read Article 13 Comments »

Fritz Stahlecker – A new way of training horses…

March 12th, 2018
Fritz Stahlecker has developed his own horse friendly way of starting the dressage horse - on the ground... We are saddened to learn of his recent death. He was a thinker, a horseman, and someone who was prepared to put his theories into action and show how they worked. Read Article Comments Off

Rembrandt and Nicole Uphoff at Stockholm

March 10th, 2018
Rembrandt and Nicole Uphoff one of the significant dressage combinations of our time. See them at the peak of their careers in Stockholm in 1990. A photo tribute. Read Article 1 Comment »

Degree of Difficulty judging a first for Sydney CDI

March 1st, 2018
Australian first in judging at OTTO SPORT AUSTRALIA Sydney CDI*** Organisers have announced the Degree of Difficulty (DoD) Freestyle Judging System will be introduced for the first time in Australia at the OTTO SPORT AUSTRALIA 2018 Sydney CDI, to be held at SIEC from May 2 to 5. Created by FEI 5* judge Katrina Wüst […] Read Article Comments Off

Trot Picture Gallery

February 27th, 2018
Looking at the trot, Grand Prix horses, young dressage horses, all trotting... Read Article 1 Comment »

Dutch Vet – Jan Greve – An explosive interview…

February 23rd, 2018
Dutch team vet, Jan Greve has retired and in this explosive interview tells why - and what the riders, particularly the dressage riders, are doing wrong! Read Article 22 Comments »

Understanding the German Training System with Christoph Hess

February 19th, 2018
Christoph Hess was the coaching and training co-ordinator German Equestrian Federation education unit in Warendorf for many years. Christoph is also an international FEI judge. He was always generous in sharing his time and knowledge – and still is in his ‘retirement’ as he is still very active in many roles. Back in 2004, Christoph provided […] Read Article 5 Comments »

NEW & EXCLUSIVE: Jean Bemelmans, meet the new team

February 16th, 2018
Jean Bemelmans is simply one of the greatest dressage trainers in the world. Trainer of the Spanish, and now the French teams, he now has a new team of his own, sit back and watch a wonderful teacher teach... Read Article Comments Off