Reports Index

Shows

Davison on a Mission at 2012 World Dressage Masters in Munich

15/05/2012

2012 CDI Munich

As the final touches are made to the impressive arena of the former Munich Olympics, 1400 kms away long-time British dressage star Richard Davison is making his final preparations too. He is refining the training of his equine partner, the gorgeous looking Hiscox Artemis, owned by the Countess of Derby and John Dodd. The 12-year-old gelding has carved out a reputation on the European show circuit and has amassed his own band of loyal fans and followers.

Tours

Tour Schedule - Eurodressage On the Scene

04/02/2010

Tour Schedule - Eurodressage On the Scene

Eurodressage "On the Scene" Tours

Eurodressage is not always on the scene to cover live from a show, but when it is, the reports are more personalised, in depth and well illustrated than ever. This is a table of content of all the "On the Scene" locations Eurodressage has made a report about.

Walks

Lone Jorgensen Moving Up with Small but Continuous Steps

12/03/2012

A Walk on the Premises

The day Lone Jörgensen’s fascinating shooting star De Vito FBW shone at the World Cup qualifier in Neumünster I decided that it was really time to pay the blonde Dane a visit and show the readers of Eurodressage the place where world class horses such FBW Kennedy and Donna Asana were brought up.

Interviews

End of the Year Questions and Answers 2011 - Part V

01/01/2012

End of the Year Questions

During the Christmas holidays Eurodressage's most popular "End of the Year Questions" series returns to the website. We have asked the most important dressage figures of 2011, and that can include riders, trainers, judges, journalists and other prominent dressage personalities, to review the year 2011.

History

Angelika Fromming: Half a Century of Dressage

06/05/2012

Eurodressage F.O.C.U.S.

The late Hans-Heinrich Isenbart, probably Germany’s most famous equestrian journalist, was legendary for his metaphoric language when it came to describing the relationship between man and horse. Nobody explained the passion and love for horses better than him: “Some people are even born with “bacillus equus caballus” which produces a permanent inflammation of the soul. This lifelong inflammation is not curable (…) because the patient doesn’t want to be cured," he said about innate passion for horses.