Although it doesn’t appear in dressage tests, the counter shoulder-in is a very useful training exercise that helps develop lateral suppleness and the horse’s ...
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Developing engagement is essential if you want to progress up the dressage levels, and engagement is a term that’s often used by judges on ...
When you begin riding at British Dressage medium level and above, some dressage tests require you to enter the arena in collected canter and ...
You might have noticed the directive, “Freedom of the shoulders,” referenced in certain exercises on your dressage score sheet. In this guide, we explain ...
All dressage riders, even the best in the world, have had moments when they felt so in awe of another combination that they simply ...
No matter how diligently you school your horse, you’re almost certain to encounter problems once in a while. In this post, we’re going to ...
You may have heard the term “cadence” mentioned when describing the way in which a dressage horse moves. So, what is cadence? Why does ...
Flying changes are one movement that every aspiring dressage rider wants to teach their horse. However, an unwanted change of canter lead during a ...
It’s well-known that humans experience depression and times when they have “the blues,” but what about your dressage horse? Well, there is evidence to ...
Riding good corners is essential for several reasons, including keeping your horse “up” and off his forehand. That’s important for dressage but also for ...
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