Dressage training
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Simple exercises to help sharpen up a naturally laid-back horseBy Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: Charlie Hutton — how to improve your horse’s medium trotBy Gemma Redrup Published
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10 tips to banish competition riding nervesBy Sarah Jenkins Published
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#SundaySchool: Anna Ross — how to improve your horse’s general straightness and balanceBy Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: How do I introduce my horse to flying changes?By Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: ‘How can I encourage my horse to work over his back?’By Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: how to use shoulder-in to improve suppleness and engagement in all horsesBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Oliver Hood on using polework to improve your horse’s transitionsBy Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: how to improve suppleness using shoulder-foreBy Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: Ludwig Svennerstål — the benefits of practising shoulder-in on a circleBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Dressage performance analysis to identify marginal gains: how useful are your test sheets?By Gemma Redrup Published
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Dressage performance analysis to identify marginal gains: the questions you need to ask yourselfBy Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: Dan Greenwood on improving suppleness (after lockdown lifts)By Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: Laura Tomlinson — how to develop your horse’s self-carriage (after lockdown lifts)By Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: How can I get my novice horse to work from behind?By Gemma Redrup Published
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#SundaySchool: Maria Eilberg — how to encourage your horse to bend moreBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Stephen Clarke: how to get the most out of your horse’s trot — whatever the breedBy Alice Collins Published
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How to keep your horse in walk during a dressage testBy Gemma Redrup Published
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How to ride the perfect square haltBy Gemma Redrup Published