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How to Deepen Your Seat for Dressage
Every dressage rider craves the deep, supple seat that all the pro riders have. But how do these riders make that deep seat look ... -
How to Create More Jump in the Canter
A judge’s remark that’s often seen on dressage score sheets is that the canter “needs more jump.” But what does that mean? And how ... -
How to Identify and Manage Navicular
The word “navicular” is not something that any horse owner wants to hear. But if you compete in dressage classes where the correctness and ... -
How to Ride Haunches-Out (Renvers)
Haunches-out is more usually referred to as ‘renvers’. Unlike leg-yield, shoulder-in, travers, and half-pass, renvers is a lateral exercise that you won’t find in ... -
How to Keep Your Horse Happy When Stabled
Although it’s preferable to allow your horse to spend as much time as possible roaming freely around a field or paddock, there may be ... -
How to Improve Your Dressage Scores
Every dressage rider rides down the centerline with the hope that they will ride a good test and achieve a score to match. However, ... -
How to Create the Ideal Arena Surface Footing for Dressage
In recent years, dressage arena footing has become something of a science. Riders want to ride their horses on a surface that will keep ... -
How to Train Canter Pirouettes
Canter pirouettes are one of the advanced dressage movements that many riders at the lower levels aspire to ride one day. So, how do ... -
How to Import a Dressage Horse (from Europe to the U.S.)
*Featured image is of Emirates Equine SkyCargo Many dressage riders hanker after a gorgeous horse with impeccable bloodlines and paces to die for. Although ... -
How are Dressage Horses Trained?
One question that many people would love to know the answer to is, “how are dressage horses trained?” That’s a big question that doesn’t ...
