I have “known” Ann Bradley (in the cyber-sense) for many years. I’ve always felt in her a kindred spirit, a person of like mind. So, it is no surprise, really, for me to be writing now that I nodded my way through her book, “Of Life and Horses: The Nature of the Horse.” I expected to enjoy the book and I did!
This is not a book about training horses in the sense of providing...
One of the members of the Clickryder group responded to an inquiry about retraining Thoroughbreds off of the track by referring her to a website (www.helpfortbs.org) created to answer this very question. Out of curiosity I followed the link and found the e-book, free to download, that was mentioned.
The book is titled “A Guide to Understanding and Retraining Your Off Track Thoroughbred.” It is over...
… & Leg Yielding Under Saddle.
This DVD features Riding Master Frank Grelo. I would have provided a link to a website but evidently he doesn’t have one.
The long title pretty well sums up the content which is aimed at providing an introductory look at learning and developing beginning lateral steps. Mr. Grelo demonstrates a basic turn on the forehand in-hand and then shows how he develops that...
Jean Philippe (JP) Giacomini is an internationally recognized teacher, training, author and coach. His latest project is Equus Academy, an educational subscription website dedicated to teaching the classic principles of horsemanship.
Among his many training accomplishments, JP is also an innovator. He developed a method for cultivating improved relaxation and movement through a percussive massage technique ...
Anybody remember the old Dressage & CT magazine? It’s been defunct for years–a fact that is very unfortunate. It was a magazine that marched to its own drummer and included articles about such controversial topics as French lightness and how to train the Spanish Walk. I miss that magazine, I learned so much from it.
Making a good effort to fill the gap in support of classical dressage is an...