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    Dressage MovementsThe Horse's Paces

    How to Piaffe

    By How To Dressage
    December 22, 2020
    The ultimate goal of most dressage riders is to ride at the advanced level, perhaps one day entering down the centerline tailcoat. However, although ...
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  • How to Passage Dressage
    Dressage MovementsThe Horse's Paces

    How to Passage

    By How To Dressage
    December 15, 2020
    All dressage enthusiasts dream of one day being able to perform the advanced movements with their horses. One particular variant of the paces that ...
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  • How to Ride a 8-Meter Circle Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Ride an 8-Meter Circle

    By How To Dressage
    November 17, 2020
    Once you and your horse reach British Dressage Advanced Medium level, you will be required to perform 8-meter circles or voltes. The exercise is ...
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  • How to Ride a 10-Meter Loop Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Ride a 10-Meter Loop

    By How To Dressage
    November 10, 2020
    In dressage tests from British Dressage Novice level, a 10-meter loop is sometimes included in the test plan. Although the exercise sounds pretty straightforward, ...
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  • How to Increase the Crossing of Legs Dressage
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    How to Increase the “Crossing of Legs”

    By How To Dressage
    November 3, 2020
    From British Dressage Elementary level and upward, most dressage tests contain a range of lateral movements, such as leg-yield, half-pass, shoulder-in, and travers. In ...
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  • How to Position Your Horse for Lateral Movements Dressage
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    How to Position Your Horse for Lateral Movements

    By How To Dressage
    October 27, 2020
    Once you reach British Dressage Elementary level dressage, the exercises become more challenging, and many of the tests include lateral movements. Take a look ...
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    How to Ride a Good Upwards Transition

    By How To Dressage
    September 15, 2020
    What’s the movement that is demanded more than any other in dressage tests at every level? Circles? Although that’s what many riders assume. It’s ...
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  • How to Ride a 15-Meter Circle Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Ride a 15-Meter Circle

    By How To Dressage
    August 25, 2020
    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, ...
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  • How to Ride Shoulder-Fore Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Ride Shoulder-Fore

    By How To Dressage
    August 11, 2020
    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 ...
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  • How to Introduce Lateral Work (And in What Order) Dressage
    Dressage Movements

    How to Introduce Lateral Work (And in What Order)

    By How To Dressage
    July 21, 2020
    Lateral work is an essential part of your daily schooling sessions, as well as being included in the more advanced level dressage tests. If ...
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    How to Create the Ideal Arena Surface Footing for Dressage

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    How to Import a Dressage Horse (from Europe to the U.S.)

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    How to use Poles to Improve Your Horse’s Way of Going

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