Flash nosebands are a dressage-legal piece of tack. They’re popular with many riders and, these days, most bridles come with a flash attachment. However, ...
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Travers is a training exercise that is used to improve the horse’s lateral suppleness and longitudinal suppleness, as well as increase the engagement of ...
“Harmony” is a term that is frequently used within the sport of dressage. It’s an elusive quality that is difficult to achieve and is ...
On the surface, this sounds like a straightforward exercise. However, as with everything in dressage, nothing is ever as simple as it first seems. ...
Leg-yielding is a very useful exercise that appears in some Elementary dressage tests and can also be used as part of your regular schooling ...
When negotiating a circle, turn, or corner, it’s not uncommon to see novice horses and riders leaning inwards around them. This is often given ...
To start, it’s paramount that we make it clear that the featured image of this post does not show correct training and cannot be ...
When schooling your horse for dressage, you must be sure to work your horse equally in both directions. If you ride on one rein ...
Leg-yield is a beneficial exercise that loosens the horse’s back and makes him more supple and elastic, adding expression to the gaits and helping ...
These days, dressage horses are selected and purposely bred for their paces, and the better their natural paces, the higher the price tag. However, ...
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