A comment that’s frequently seen on dressage test score sheets is, ‘falling in’. This refers to the horse that loses ...
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Although it is desirable and indeed necessary for a dressage horse to work forwards from the rider’s leg, problems can ...
Straightness is included in the dressage rider’s schooling framework; the scales of training. There are many exercises included in dressage tests that ...
When the horse snatches at the reins, this can be quite infuriating to the rider! If it happens in a ...
One of the key scales of training for dressage horses is suppleness. The term refers to the horse’s willingness to ...
Confidence and relaxation are very important if you and your horse are to present a happy and harmonious partnership in ...
On British Dressage sheets under the collective mark for ‘Submission’, you will see that the directive makes reference to the ...
The next dressage test you are planning to ride requires you to canter across the diagonal – but are you ...
An important element of the halt exercise in dressage tests is ‘immobility’. Immobility means that your horse should remain perfectly ...
A horse that is not working forward from the rider’s leg is often described as not being, ‘in front of ...
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