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Good Books for Beginners?
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How to Choose a Discipline?
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Jane Savoie, who is an Olympic dressage coach, says the Bible of dressage for her is "Complete Training of Horse and Rider" by Alois Podhajsky. He was the director of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna.
I love this book and re-read it all the tim...
Perhaps it used to be that way, at least in the US when Dressage first started becoming popular in the 1990's. I was riding a loud colored 15 hand paint at the A rated shows at the time and getting asked "Love your mascot, but where's your real dr...
Hi Sonia!
If it is not too late could you, please, name those "few places"? I am in search for now for a another barn where I could take dressage lessons and improve my riding skills.
Thanks in advance!
Alla..
I'll tell you the only show i have ever been to where all the competitors were positive, helpful, mature, and congratulatory was at a dressage show.
yes there can be snobbery but to me dressage snobbery is about how "by the book and classical" you...
I've competed in quite a few disciplines, dressage and hunter included, and while it is sometimes true that the odd person is a snob, looking down their nose at you and your backyard horse from the back of their 10,000 dollar horse, there are few ...
I think the key is to stay away from the super ritzy barns to keep snobbery out of your life... if there's chandeliers in the aisleways..RUN!
LOL.
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- About Me:
- I have a 5 year old off track Thorougbred named Baron. He's only been off the track for 6 months, but he is pretty chill. I want to teach him to jump and maybe do some dressage.
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- Do you have any pets?
- 1 horse, 1 chihuahua and 1 English Bulldog.
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Jumper, Hunter
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- At 1:01pm on September 9, 2009,
Valentina Escobar-Gonzalez said…
- Happy Birthday, I hope you have a great ride with your horse today! :)
- At 12:55pm on April 21, 2009,
Kimberly Cox Carneal said… - Good looking horse!
- At 12:38pm on April 10, 2009,
Kat said… - your horse is beautiful!
- At 2:33am on January 28, 2009,
Stephanie H.S. said… - Hi,
Yeah thats acupunture (sp?). It can be so good when used correctly and yet some people say its cruel.
Some of those of the track horses can turn out to be fantastic! Just as long as the poor things havent had their brains blown.
Steph
- At 4:25pm on January 26, 2009,
Hannah S. said… - Hey, I just sold my project off the track tb as a jumper. I showed him in Hunter my sister took him in both hunters and did a few jumper shows. I am looking to buy another tb off the track. He is one month off the track. He showed up in our barn the morning after a race he had run the night before. I am also looking at another horse who has been off the trak for about 6 or 7 years. I maybe getting both.
- At 3:36am on January 26, 2009,
Stephanie H.S. said…
- Hi
Nice picture, of the horse in your "photo" thingo. lol. What breed, sex etc?
Steph
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Hannah,
Read my new poem and blog post, For the Lost (Everyone Should Read This). My first and most beloved horse, friend, and soulmate, has a very severe case of founder. No one told me she had it, and our last vet did a very brutish job of surg...
You may think this is just another story about a girl who lost her first horse... Or is losing her first horse. But I am losing my soulmate, my only friend, and the being who gave me a second chance at life. Cookies has extremely sever founder, an...
This group is for anyone who loves to jump. Not like but for the love of jumping. The love of taking off and feel like your flying, then coming back to earth again, the leaviing for the next one shortly after and getting that feeling back. GO JUMPING
Nothing like activity for arthritis.
My very old pony colicked about 2 years ago. While he seemed to be just fine, I have always kept a close eye on him. Because of his age, I give him 'soup' for his meal and I do add oil. Every horse is different of course and while one may only col...
Well, I feel that every colic is different. Ask your vet for suggestions as to why the colic occured (one doesn't always know), and don't worry too much about big pieces of carrot causing colic; it is unusual for that to even be a factor. I don't ...
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