Susanne Miesner and the threats to the German Principles…
German dressage rider, trainer and theorist, Susanne Miesner discusses the threats to the classical principles - and the way to maintain them... Read Article 10 Comments »
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German dressage rider, trainer and theorist, Susanne Miesner discusses the threats to the classical principles - and the way to maintain them... Read Article 10 Comments »
Dutch Vet – Jan Greve – An explosive interview…
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 »
The Basics of Dressage with Christian Thiess: Exercises to straighten the Horse
The straightening of the horse is one of the most important goals to be achieved in horse training, if not the most important. In the six element scale of preparation, straightening takes fifth place. Just as a reminder, the scale of the preparation is: Rhythm Relaxation Acceptance of the bit Impulsion Straightening Collection This means […] Read Article 2 Comments »
Making your own Grand Prix horses with Dorothee Schneider
German dressage star, Dorothee Schneider talks about her Grand Prix horses - the ones she made herself... Read Article 3 Comments »
Hubertus Schmidt at Frankfurt
Hubertus Schmidt has long been regarded as a Dressage Master - now he has an exciting new horse... Read Article 2 Comments »
Robert Dover to retire! (again)
Robert Dover talks about the past and the future in this exclusive interview... Read Article 1 Comment »
Young Grand Prix horses – breath of fresh air…
Join us at Frankfurt for a great class for young Grand Prix dressage horses... Read Article 1 Comment »
Dressage delights at the Nürnberger Burg-Pokal
It's the greatest class for emerging FEI dressage horses in the world - the Nürnberger Burg-Pokal, exclusive report and photos Read Article 8 Comments »
Grace & Miguel – the dance goes on…
Grace Kay had meant to work with her emerging FEI horse Karingal Jamiroquai, but when she led him through the door of Miguel Tavora’s indoor, we all let out a little groan. The chestnut was lame. Read Article 2 Comments »
Grace and Miguel: Equitation Ballet
Miguel Tavora is a highly regarded dressage coach in both Australia and the United States, as well as in his homeland, Portugal where he originally trained with Nuno Oliveira, and in the Portuguese Cavalry School. Read Article Comments Off on Grace and Miguel: Equitation Ballet