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Warm-Up Wednesday! Grand Prix Dressage Warm-Up: Kasey Perry-Glass & Scarlet
Kasey Perry-Glass International dressage competitor Kasey Perry-Glass knows a thing or two about choosing a horse. She and Trostruplund’s Scarlet are currently ranked among the top 125 in the world and she and Goerklintgaards Dublet are ranked in the top 225. As hopefuls for the United States Dressage Team for the 2016 Olympic Games to […]
How To Fix The Flying Change In Dressage
The Turning Point The flying change is a big turning point in dressage, you have officially made it to the halfway point in moving up the levels on your way to Grand Prix. The downside is that the flying change now opens up a world of new problems for you if the foundation has not […]
Dressage Disaster: Blood In The Dressage Ring
A First Time For Everything There is a first time for everything and today happens to be my lucky day! I am mostly thrilled because I watched a dressage judge actually do what is correct and ethical instead of doing what the horse show sponsors and managers want. Granted, this may have been a different […]
Edward Gal & Total US (Totilas) Grand Prix Debut – 80.7%
Horses Gone Wild- Funny Horse Compilation
What Did I Just Watch? We found the best moments of horses being horses at all the wrong times. Funny horse videos, funny horse fails or simply funny horses all in this try not to laugh or grin while watching this challenge compilation. If you want some funny animals or funny animal videos, check out […]
Stop Using The Inside Rein As A Crutch In Dressage
Half Halt Dressage riders live by the rules of half halts and the outside rein, but until you get the delicate balance between the two figured out, the inside rein becomes the crutch that many depend on to pull their horse into a frame. In doing so the horse may bring his or her head […]
How to Wrap and Poultice the Leg of a Horse
What Is A Poultice? Poultice has been in use by people for thousands of years, since at least Egyptian times. “It’s part of the regular daily routine for every horse that is exercised beyond a light workout,” said Craig Schmersal, winner of a gold medal in the 2002 World Equestrian Games, to HorseChannel.com. Poultice’s second function is […]
Spanish Riding School Pas De Deux – White Lippizaner Stallions
Pas De Deux The world-famous white Lippizaner stallions from the Spanish Riding School in Vienna are spectacular to see, horse person or not. For many, myself included, the white Lipizzan stallions are the first introduction to the world of dressage. The magic and beauty of the stallions performing create an enchanting allure that wins the […]
Dressage Disaster: No Excuse (Blog Post)
Bad Dressage Is Not All Bad Dressage disasters are some of our most-watched videos here on Dressage Hub. While some people get disgruntled over the context of the videos, they have opened up some interesting conversations among equestrians within the community. The disaster videos have encouraged people to talk about blue tongues, marshmallow fluff, and […]