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A question for you eventers. Do you take dressage lessons from a dressage trainer or from your event trainer? Just curious as it seems that many eventers go to a "dressage person" for their dressage instruction.
Started by Shenandoah on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
I do most of my dressage work with my event trainers, but I've done a dressage clinic and will absolutely continue to....
My event trainer, as much dressage team.
My pony is currently at "Pony Boot Camp" with a dressage trainer.
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Is anyone planning to attend the Horse Expo, formerly Equine Affaire at the farigrounds in Pomona? It's next weekend, so I was looking at the line up of trainers and demonstrations and there is NO DRESSAGE as far as I can tell.
The ad features a large...
Started by TheHorseProblem on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
I know the NoCal one in June has always had a dressage person (Savoie most frequently Linda's dressage won't be sufficiently....
You mean Linda's dressage won't be sufficiently educational? (running for cover! LOL)
Seriously, that's bad.
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Western Dressage is coming! Join us!
www.midwestwesterndressage.com
The best Western Riders and Trainers all use dressage in their foundation, they just don't call it dressage and there has never been an avenue for competition and education. Soon, there...
Started by Midwest Western Dressage on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at midwesthorseforum):
It's not about the "Which avatar) wasn't so old and lame he was 3rd... .
Welcome! Looking forward to reading your posts :) I have heard SO many times, that Dressage can & WILL improve my Western riding.
Western dressage? Now I've seen it all.
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I was just wondering if you could wear brown gloves for dressage. I have read on some websites that you are aloud??!!!
Started by BecciTwiHorse on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at horsenetwork):
My right had tends to tilt inwards so I usually wear dark colours jst so .
dressage at the wirral.
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I've been approached to teach some Western Dressage. I have read their tests and am unsure what the further progression will be. Right now the highest level is equivalent to our Training 3, but I hear there are more tests in the works.
Are the Western...
Started by Jim Knopf on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Western Dressage acknowledges and will follow the training tree and the same progression any good dressage trainer....
As we see regular dressage - jog and lope are suppose to be a more "collected" gait, but hopefully NOT mean no contact.
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Okay, here goes...
I'm looking for some reviews on the Amerigo Vega Dressage & The Prestige 2000D Dressage. I'm *only* looking at these two brands as these are the ones I KNOW fit my horse. Amerigo a tiny bit better, but I have a prestige eventer that...
Started by SSEventing on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Prestige I bought is used (several years.
It put me in a slightly better dressage position.
As the monoflap Vega).
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I'm a 40s lady and getting back into riding again after 20 years. I rode hunter-jumper as a kid till young adult before quitting. Nowadays, I'm really not interested in jumping. I just don't feel as bold as I did back then! But I am interested in a challenge...
Started by BlueSunMare on
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by 12 people.
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And somewhere dressage is just hoppin on and ridin I initially....
Its five oclock somewhere...
Dressage is for everyone
As different as it was to my hunterseat, my best friend growing up was from Holland and to her dressage was just riding.
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As we see our breeding directions becoming more specialized, and solidified with diverging characteristics, do you feel that we still need to add jumping blood to our dressage breeding programs? If so...
What chracretists would you look for? What do our...
Started by Lingkra on
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by 9 people.
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There was actually a great article I read recently (I think it was in Dressage Today, but I could, their breeding program has centered around producing fantastic dressage horses, using amazing jumper lines! I completely agree with this.
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Which stallions have both a high dressage and a high jumping index? If you happen to know if they have well known offspring in both rings or even one ring, who are the offspring?
Started by Dutch Lovin' Dressage on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Pablo, 129.11 jumping and 138.21 dressage at his ....
In recent years, breeders tend to specialize, IMO again.
Stallions can score well in both jumping and dressage but they tend to attract either jumping mares or dressage mares, IMO.
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Recently I have found that jasper goes amazingly in his bridoon. I rode him in the double bridle the other week and well just dropped the curb, so since then I've been riding him without the pelham at all.
Anyway I got talking to a friend and mentioned...
Started by lil_legs on
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by 8 people.
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:) A bradoon is dressage legal as a dressage legal snaffle.
Had finding a mouthpiece thats dressage legal for Fabio thats a close match to his PeeWee! I'm bradoons are dressage legal though as long as they are not ported.
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