Ultimate Dressage Experience

05/04/2025

Looking forward to some dressage this evening 😍 🐴 St. Jakobshalle Basel

16/05/2024

Ensuring your horse's well-being is crucial, and one way to do so is by checking the body for tight muscles and sore spots. By regularly assessing your horse's physical condition, you can tailor your training exercises to target specific areas that may need extra attention. Prior to riding, take the time to feel for any tense or sensitive areas on your horse's body. This proactive approach will allow you to adjust your training regimen accordingly.

Pay close attention to your horse's reactions during these checks. If you notice your horse pulling away, raising its head, or showing signs of discomfort, it may be an indication that you are applying too much pressure. On the other hand, if your horse starts yawning or chewing for example these are positive signs that he/she is experiencing a release and relief.

By regularly assessing your horse's body and being attuned the responses, you can ensure that your training methods are appropriate and effective. This level of awareness not only benefits your horse's physical well-being but also strengthens the bond between you and your equine partner.

13/05/2024

How to ride with steady hands!!

How to ride with steady quite hands in trot, creating a soft continuous contact to the horses mouth. Fed up trying to keep your hands still or keep your hand...

23/04/2024

Congratulations Ger 🙌 🎉 so well deserved. All your hard work and dedication paying off. Very inspiring comeback to your dressage career.
Follow Ger’s dressage journey Ger McNulty Dressage TheGrassrootsGazette

After a hiatus of thirteen years, Irish dressage rider and coach Ger McNulty made a striking return to the competitive dressage scene in May 2023. His

30/03/2024

The guest column of this week is by Angelika Fromming, retired international dressage judge, and Hannes Müller, former head of the German Riding School in Warendorf and chair of the German Professional Riders Association. Both are highly esteemed clinicians.