Today dressage is one of the fastest growing equestrian sports. It is also the second largest discipline monitored and governed by the American Horse Shows Association (the first being hunters and jumpers). In 1996, the USDF...
Read MoreI don’t know much about the method, except what I’ve read in some magazines. I always thought that if an athlete, be it animal or human, is warming up (or being warmed up) for exercise, they usually stretch...
Read Moreby Laurel Scott and Beth Collier Dressage — which comes from the French “dresser,” to train — is systematic training that encourages the harmonious development of the horse’s physical ability, while improving his suppleness,...
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Read MoreFirst appeared in the September 2014 issue of The Equiery By Katherine O. Rizzo When 28-year-old Alexa Briscoe, then only 15, first sat on the Bavarian Warmblood Wildfeuer while on a horse-shopping trip to Germany she certainly...
Read Moreby Carly Weilminster (September 2013) The color pink has traditionally represented femininity and gentleness, but now there is a deeper meaning beyond its girlish stereotype. Pink has come to represent nationwide efforts to...
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