Dressage – Page 24 – The Horse Magazine

Emma Mason takes a lesson with Christoph Hess

June 6th, 2016
Christoph Hess is an international eventing and dressage judge, but he is also a gifted teacher. Advanced eventer, Emma Mason takes a lesson with him... Read Article Comments Off

Carl Hester and the 2012 Games Countdown

June 1st, 2016
Back in 2012, Chris Hector interviewed Carl Hester about the Games countdown... Read Article 1 Comment »

Rebecca Ashton interviews Christoph Koschel

May 31st, 2016
Rebecca Ashton interviews one of the Germany's leading riders and coaches, Christoph Koschel... Read Article Comments Off

Carl Hester – Teaching Eventers Dressage

May 24th, 2016
Teaching eventers dressage with Carl Hester... Read Article 1 Comment »

Jonny Hilberath – Horseman

Jonny Hilberath is rightly one of Germany’s (the world’s) most respected dressage trainers. Recently he has stepped back from his role as assistant Germany Dressage team trainer to build his own barn... Read Article Comments Off

Good training… it’s not only about the horses

May 20th, 2016
German dressage trainer Stefan Wolff worked for Klaus Balkenhol before setting up his stables in the USA. Now back in Germany, Stefan is a regular visitor to Australia... Read Article Comments Off

Harold the Horse

Although Scott McKenna has had a successful dressage career on “normal” horses, riding up to Grand Prix with another young prospect about to start at the top level this year, he is possibly better known as the rider of Harold the Horse. Read Article Comments Off

Creating the Gears with Hayley Beresford

If you’ve been to any clinic in the last decade, you’ll know the recurring theme is changing the pace, within the pace, call it a half halt, forwards backwards, or simply an adjustment - it’s paramount to enhancing the horse’s natural movement. But if we all know this, why is it what visiting clinicians have to focus on again and again? Read Article Comments Off

Chantal Wigan and the road to the top

Chantal Wigan sort of crept up on the Australian dressage scene. While you can see most riders maturing as they work their way through State Champs and National Championships, Chantal did her hard yards in Europe, emerging from seemingly nowhere in the run up to the Beijing Games with a Grand Prix horse, and some impressive performances... Read Article Comments Off

Bootcamp for Rebecca at Dressage Unravelled

Adventurous pilates and dressage coach, Rebecca Ashton heads north to Dressage Unravelled… and she took the photos... Read Article 1 Comment »