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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...
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,...
Read MoreBy 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...
Read MoreApril 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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