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After winning the 2019 World Young Horse Championships, Zucchero tragically passed away following a colic attack :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Sport Psychology: Overcoming Setbacks
22/05/2025
Training Health Care
Photo © Astrid Appels
Sport Psychology: Fear of Failure
02/05/2025
Training Education
Shows are a very good opportunity to test the horse’s behaviour in unknown surroundings. Max and Fanti on their way from the lorry parking to the warm-up ring a few hundred meters away :: Photos © Silke Rottermann
Fanti's Progress - Part V - Why Compete Today if You Want to Be a Classical Dressage Rider?
04/04/2025
Training Training Your Horse
The grooms getting their certificate for successfully completing the FEI Solidarity Grooms' Course :: Photos © Carmen Franco
FEI Solidarity Course for Grooms in Colombia: Teaching Grooming Techniques and Horse Communication
18/02/2025
Training Education
A common sight in international dressage: cranked noseband with double padding :: Photo © Astrid Appels
Getting the Measure of Nosebands
13/02/2025
Training Education
The 2025 USDF Trainers Conference featured Christine Traurig and Monica Theodorescu :: Photos © Sydnor
Quick Notes from the 2025 USDF Trainers Conference with Traurig and Theodorescu
25/01/2025
Training Train Your Horse
"To have a calm horse at the end of a piaffe is as important as a good piaffe itself," said Anja Beran :: Photos © Silke Rottermann
Fanti's Progress - Part IV - Training with Beran: Traversal Movements for Strength
19/10/2024
Training Training Your Horse
Eliane Cordia-van Reesema on Codiak in the Brett Parbery masterclass at 2024 Dressage At Devon :: Photo © PMG
Brett Parbery Masterclass at Devon 2024: On Mental Relaxation and the Modern Dressage Frame
28/09/2024
Training Training Your Horse
Ashley Moore on Karinos (by Chippendale x Tolando) in the 2024 Daniel Bachmann Andersen clinic in Langley, BC, Canada :: Photos © Cara Grimshaw
Daniel Bachmann Andersen: "Keep it Playful"
25/09/2024
Training Training Your Horse
Anja Beran’s eagle-eyes escape nothing :: Photos © Silke Rottermann
Fanti's Progress - Part IV - Training with Beran: Days and Exercises to Remember
02/08/2024
Training Training Your Horse
Anja Beran at her yard, Rosenhof, with one of her two Akal Tekke stallions :: Photo © Silke Rottermann
Fanti's Progress - Part IV: A Three-Day Training Stint with Anja Beran
01/08/2024
Training Training Your Horse
The four AOIs used for analysis: Blue = back end of the horse, Red = front of the horse, Figure 1. The four AOIs used for analysis: Blue = back end of the horse, Red = front of the horse, Yellow = feet of the horse, Green = rider. Yellow = feet of the horse, Green = rider.
Innovative Eye-Tracking Study Reveals Crucial Insights into Dressage Judging
17/07/2024
Training Education