horsemagazine – Page 93 – The Horse Magazine

Dressage is doing simple things beautifully…

September 28th, 2015
Sue Hearn is a model for all our aspiring dressage riders, here is a rider who sits quietly, correctly in balance, on a horse that flows rhythmically and demonstrates that it is possible to actually improve the natural paces... Read Article 1 Comment »

George Morris gives a dressage lesson to Ilse Schwarz

September 26th, 2015
George Morris is the world's most famous jumping coach - but here he is, helping dressage rider, Ilse Schwarz with her flying changes. Fascinating reading... Read Article Comments Off

Brett Parbery – Life and Times Part Two…

September 22nd, 2015
This month, Australian dressage star Brett Parbery takes up the story of his journey from rodeo to dressage… Read Article 2 Comments »

Natalie Siiankoski – Game-On Competitor

Faces come and faces go in the sport of eventing. Across the years the view changes with a parade of special horses, talented riders, and promising combinations so it’s always exciting when a new star emerges on the scene... Read Article 1 Comment »

Horses for Amateurs – Horses for Professionals… or horses for both?

September 17th, 2015
It is the choice every sport horse breeder faces - to breed for the professional, or to breed for the amateur? Or can you breed for both? Some of the world's leading experts ponder the question... Read Article 4 Comments »

The rise and rise of the Bundeschampionate

It is the world's number one young horse show, the German National Championships, or Bundeschampionate... Read Article 1 Comment »

Cold Comfort at Caboolture

September 16th, 2015
The Saddleworld 2015 Brisbane CDI Story by Christopher Hector & Photos by Roslyn Neave When the only major Australian competition in July is the Brisbane CDI, in the middle of a Melbourne winter, then a trip to Caboolture becomes exceedingly attractive. It didn’t really matter that Caboolture weather the weekend of the CDI was in […] Read Article Comments Off

Vicki’s Sunshine Tour

Vicki Roycroft reports from the Sunshine Tour Circuit... Read Article Comments Off

Hayley Beresford takes a clinic at Wallaby Hill Farm

September 14th, 2015
This quiet little hamlet in the NSW Southern Highlands boasts a very large potato in its main street – a 10 metre long Sebago to be precise. Robertson’s other features include waterfalls, forests, a coterie of notable residents – and Wallaby Hill Farm. Read Article Comments Off

Showjumping Breeding at the European Championships

Chris Hector examines the bloodlines that were successful at the 2015 European Showjumping championships... Read Article Comments Off