Marylander’s Debate Rollkur
I 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...
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I 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...
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by 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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By Katherine O. Rizzo (2008) The interviews and information presented in this article pertain to the U.S. Dressage Federation’s (USDF) March 16, 2008 draft of the “Dressage Performance Standards Proposal.” A new proposal is...
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April 2008 by Carolyn del Grosso, Dressage Trainer (and Equiery staffer) In January, The United States Equestrian Federation Dressage Committee proposed to the — USEF Board of Directors a rule change that would require...
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