You might have heard the expression, “ride your horse from back to front,” possibly from your instructor. But what does ...

“Contact” is the third element of the dressage Scales of Training. In an ideal scenario, the dressage judge wants to ...

Your horse is moving beautifully, everything is going great, and you’re sure you’re going to get your best dressage score ...

Since the Olympic Games in 2012, dressage has never been so popular! But often, new people to the sport are ...

“Contact” is the third essential component of good dressage riding on the Scales of Training. The ability to maintain an ...

The exercises you’re asked to perform with your horse in a dressage test are designed to show how supple and ...

The words “rounder” and “through” are commonly used by dressage riders, judges, and trainers. You might see the comment, “could ...

Swinging legs are a frustrating problem. Not only are they unsightly, but swinging legs also have a detrimental impact on ...

The simple change is a movement that appears in some dressage tests.  Contrary to what its name would have you ...

The very mention of sitting trot is enough to make many riders cringe. Although sitting trot is not required in ...