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Dressage tests from British Dressage (BD) Preliminary level upward contain certain exercises that require you to ride a 15-meter circle. That sounds pretty straightforward, ...
Dressage caught the world’s attention back in 2012 when television coverage of the London Olympic Games drew unprecedented audience numbers. All over the world, ...
If you’re new to the world of dressage, you may have heard the terms shoulder-fore and shoulder-in mentioned both in terms of schooling your ...
A dressage whip is a useful tool as an additional training aid for your horse when used correctly. But if you’ve never used one ...
The best way to impress a dressage judge is to put in the work at home, train your horse correctly along the dressage Scales ...
Any rider who wants to progress their dressage career must learn to ride in perfect balance without relying on the reins for support. In ...
Transitions are the glue that holds the dressage horse’s performance together, and that’s why every dressage test contains so many! Good transitions between the ...
No matter how clear and invisible your riding aids are, your horse won’t understand what you want if you get your timing wrong. In ...
Every time you ride in a dressage competition, you will receive a scoresheet at the conclusion of the class. So, what do you do ...
A comment that’s often seen on dressage score sheets is “head tilting.” If your horse tends to tilt his head, you will be marked ...
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