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English Riding

Dressage Mysteries Solved Part II

In Part I of Dressage Mysteries Solved, dressage clinician, author and three-time Olympic coach Jane Savoie outlined the connecting aids…

10 years ago

No More Stops

Although jumping is a lot of fun, a lot of things can go wrong when you aim your horse at…

11 years ago

Lazy Dressage Horse

Q: I do dressage with my very lazy, thick-skinned Friesian. He doesn’t respect my leg or whip. What can I…

11 years ago

Understanding the Half-Halt

The half-halt is elusive to many dressage riders. Performed correctly, it remains nearly imperceptible to onlookers, while providing necessary balance…

11 years ago

Switching from Western to English

Q: I’ve ridden western for many years, but I really want to ride English and jump. Is it hard to…

11 years ago

Ask the Expert: My Jumper is Heavy on the Forehand

Q: My horse seems heavy on her forehand while cantering and jumping. This causes me to lose my balance, resulting…

11 years ago

Fear of Ditches on Cross-Country

Q: My horse is afraid of ditches, so I’ve only been able to show where I know the cross-country course…

11 years ago

Video: Vary Riding Surfaces

One of the easiest ways you can improve your horse’s athleticism and fitness is to exercise him on various surfaces…

11 years ago

Ask the Expert: Stirrup Length for Flatwork and Jumping

Q: How long should my stirrups be for flatwork and jumping? A: Stirrup length, as it turns out, is a…

11 years ago

Ask the Expert: Dressage Transition

Q: I have a 6-year-old American Saddlebred mare that I currently ride saddle seat. I’m thinking about switching to dressage,…

11 years ago