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Dorothee Schneider on Liliano OLD: a photo of a young horse in the desired frame with the rider with a relaxed leg position that allows for the movement to flow :: Photo © Jan Reumann
Functionality in Equitation: Resetting the Leg Aids
14/11/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Barbara Chalmers and Kim Thomas (AUS) with Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro during the IDOC Clinic in the UK
Hartpury Host to Inspirational International Judges Clinic
08/10/2019
Training Training Your Eye
Severe spur scarring :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Functionality in Equitation: Skin Damage from Leg Aids
19/09/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Hand position and direction shown to the rider from above :: Photo © Silke Rottermann
Functionality in Equitation: The Forward Thinking Hand
09/09/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Austrian judge Elisabeth Max-Theurer at the 2019 CDI 5* Wellington :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Tips to Decipher Your Dressage Score Sheet
08/06/2019
Training Training Your Horse
A horse moving in a frame that allows him to use his body moves in balance :: Photo © Silke Rottermann
Functionality in Equitation: Balance, the Key in Equitation
04/06/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Karl Mikolka teaching in California :: Photo courtesy Shannon Peters
Karl Mikolka: "The Neck of the Horse"
31/05/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Isabell Werth Masterclass at the 2019 CDI 5* Wellington :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Isabell Werth Masterclass in Wellington: The Golden Words
16/02/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Photo © Astrid Appels
Comparison of Rider Stability in a Flapless Saddle Versus a Conventional Saddle
10/02/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Start with normal bending and easy steps
Functionality in Equitation: Aim for Good Movement
09/02/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Photo © Astrid Appels
Stress and Learning in Horses
04/02/2019
Training Training Your Horse
Niina Kirjorinne :: Photo © Silke Rottermann
Functionality in Equitation: Fascia Treament - Surface Has a Deep Effect
03/02/2019
Training Training Your Horse