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Dressage: more books (108)

101 Dressage Exercises for Horse & Rider by Jec Aristotle Ballou, 2010-06-24
Kottas on Dressage by Arthur Kottas-Heldenberg, Julie Rowbotham, 2010-08-01
The Elements of Dressage: A Guide to Training the Young Horse by K.A. von Ziegner, 2002-12-01
Dressage School: A Sourcebook of Movements and Tips Demonstrated by Olympian Isabell Werth by Britta Schoffmann, 2009-05-01
Death by Dressage by Carolyn Banks, 2004-09
Dressage in Harmony: From Basic to Grand Prix (The Masters of Horsemanship Series, Bk. 4) by Walter Zettl, 1998-11
Tug of War: Classical Versus Modern Dressage: Why Classical Training Works and How Incorrect Riding Negatively Affects Horses' Health by Gerd Heuschmann, 2007-09-01
The Great European Schools of Classical Dressage: Vienna, Saumur, Jerez, Lisbon by Guillaume Henry, 2010-08-01
Dressage Formula by Erik Herbermann, 2008-05-01
The USDF Guide to Dressage by Jennifer O. Bryant, 2006-04-01
Dressage in Lightness: Speaking the Horse's Language by Sylvia Loch, 2005-03-01
Dressage in the Fourth Dimension by Sherry Ackerman, 2008-11-01
Common Sense Dressage: An Illustrated Guide by Sally O'Connor, Foreword by Robert Dover, 2010-04-15
The Beginning Dressage Book: Expert Advice on How to Train Your Horse in Dressage without Expensive Equipment by Kathryn Denby-Wrightson, Joan Fry, 2004-01-01

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British Dressage
The governing body for the sport in the UK. News, membership information, competitions and training.
http://www.britishdressage.co.uk/
USDF
220 Lexington Green Circle, Suite 510, Lexington, KY 40503 Phone (859) 9712277 Fax (859) 971-7722 Copyright © 2003, United States dressage Federation.
http://www.usdf.org/

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World Dressage The Horse Directory & Global Equestrian Portal For Dressage Horse
Horse Directory Global Equestrian Portal for dressage Horses, Stables, Stallions Saddlery. eshopping, Veterinary, dressage Online, Stable Supplies,
http://www.worlddressage.com/
Welcome To Los Alamos Dressage Center
Los Alamos dressage Center, dedicated to training horse and rider in classical dressage and home to three Swedish Warmblood stallions and a high quality sport horse breeding program. We train A
http://www.losalamosdressage.com/

Extractions: Horse and Rider Los Alamos Dressage Center, established in 1966 by the late Maj. Hector Carmona as the first dressage school in the USA, has always been dedicated to the fine art of training rider and horse in the principles of classical dressage. In a relaxed, friendly atmosphere amid acres of rolling countryside, this institution continues. Four barns, a spacious, sunny mirrored riding hall with stereo sound system and observation room, and the ready availability of outdoor riding arenas help in developing harmony between horse and rider. Spacious board fenced paddocks with loafing sheds make turnout safe and pleasant for your horse. We are home to three Swedish Warmblood stallions and a high quality sport horse breeding program. We train horses and riders and sell and broker the sale of Swedish horses. NEW ARRIVALS OF 2004 - BABY PICTURES
Dressage Un Ltd, Unlimited Dressage, Classical To Competitive
Welcome to dressage un Ltd, Everything dressage 2004 International dressage. Stars Calendar. Bonnie Rombach Click Here. dressage un Ltd., LLC. Box DUL
http://www.dressageunltd.com/
Dressage Extensions
Catalog site specializing in tack and riding apparel for the discerning dressage rider.
http://www.dressage-ext.com
ClassicalDressage.com - Dedicated To The Preservation And Promotion Of Classical
Classical dressage .com is a nonprofit education-oriented site dedicated to PRESERVING and PROMOTING the Art of Classical dressage.
http://www.classicaldressage.com/

Extractions: Celebrating Five Years of Preserving and Promoting the Art of Classical Dressage.... ClassicalDressage.com was formed in 1998 by Dr. Thomas and Shana Ritter as a means to disseminate information on the heritage and tradition of classical horsemanship. It is our mission to preserve and promote the art, culture, and knowledge of KLASSISCHE REITKUNST (Classical Riding). Classical Dressage was at its height in the Baroque era, when European aristocracy could devote their vast time and wealth to the endless pursuit of artistic equitation. Over the centuries since, classical dressage has entered a steady decline, and it is now in great risk of extinction. Most of the greatest masters of the art have died, many without leaving their legacy behind. The remaining living masters (Egon von Neindorff, Karl Mikolka) are aging and few in numbers. Time is of the essence!!! This is why it is crucial that, together, those of us who believe and value the classical principles, hold the torch alive and pass it along. Join us in this very important venture to preserve and promote the integrity of Classical Horsemanship.
Dorothee Faltejsek Photo Archive - ClassicalDressage.com
Classicaldressage.com is a nonprofit, education-oriented website dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the art of Classical dressage.
http://www.classicaldressage.com/photos/faltejsek.html

Extractions: Click on the thumbnail image to view a larger image. Dorothee Baumann-Faltejsek is the author of the book, "Im Damensattel: Eine Reitlehre für die Frau" (Olms Press). Senior student of Egon von Neindorff, she and her ex-husband Thomas Faltejsek, carry on the tradition of Herr Neindorff at their individual schools, as well as return regularly to the Reitinstitut Egon von Neindorff to ride in the school's exhibitions. Dorothee Faltejsek, Side-saddle, on the Welsh Cob/Arabian Mare, Sally-Ann, in the Courbette
New England Dressage Association (NEDA), Dressage Equestrian Organizationprovidi
New England dressage Association (NEDA), dressage, equestrian organization providing leadership, education, and competitions. Serving United States dressage Association(USDF) Region 8 area. The
http://www.neda.org/
Dressage
Good Seat of Discipline. by Deborah Kaetz. dkaetz@ns.sympatico.ca. Like other sports, the art of dressage riding involves a great amount of training for body and mind.
http://www.shambhala.org/arts/dressage/goodseat.html

Extractions: Like other sports, the art of dressage riding involves a great amount of training for body and mind. This includes hours, month and years of ovals, circles and figure eights, with and without stirrups, working with injuries (of the rider and the horse), highs and lows, ups and downs. But, because I am also working with the mind and body of another sentient being, this kind of riding practice becomes much more than the sum of its parts. The quotations I have chosen are from The Magyal Pomra Encampment Transcripts: 1979-1982 A lot of you who are here have never smelled a horse, never actually experienced a horse. It if very important for you to relate with even the metaphorical exertion which is the horse. You have to smell the horses, feel them, and examine their chewing, their tails, their ears, the way they smell, their breath.... Actually horseness is very much related to the warrior principle altogether, which is very important. (1979, Talk 3)
The Dressage Webring
TO JOIN THE dressage WEBRING, SIMPLY FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS Fill out the form below. This will add you to the waiting list. After you have been added waiting list, you will receive an email with the HTML code for your site. This RingSurfdressage Net Ring. owned by sMurph's World.
http://gr8g8s.janzgraphix.com/ring.html

Extractions: Fill out the form below. This will add you to the waiting list. After you have been added waiting list, you will receive an email with the HTML code for your site. Remember, you are not automatically placed in the ring. You must add the code to your page. Once this has been completed, I will check your site for the code and appropriate content. I will add you to the ring if all is satisfactory. You will receive a response via email indicating you have been added to the ring YOU MUST COPY THE RING GRAPHICS AND UPLOAD THEM TO YOUR SERVER!!! DO NOT LINK FROM THIS PAGE! THAT IS BANDWIDTH STEALING AND YOU WILL NOT BE APPROVED FOR THE RING Below is what the HTML should look like on your page if done correctly. Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous Next This RingSurf Dressage Net Ring
Garland Farms Dressage Vacations, Instruction, Clinics, And Land For Sale, Dahlo
dressage vacations, with instruction by USDF certified instructor Gina Krueger. Also feature the Hanoverian stallion Pik Winland.
http://www.gfdressage.com/

Extractions: Standing Imported Hanoverian Stallion, "Pik Winland" Welcome to the Garland Farms Dressage Website! We have many pages for you to explore. Garland Farms is located in the rolling foothills of North Georgia. Our peaceful setting has over 60 acres of pasture and 100 acres of wooded trails. We feature a huge indoor riding hall set up with a standard size dressage arena for year-round, all-weather riding and training .We also stand our imported Hanoverian Stallion, "Pik Winland" Be sure to click on the photos in our web site to see them in detail! 672 Old Dahlonega Hwy., Dahlonega, GA 30533 USA
Dressage World: History
The history of dressage dates back to a period of more than two thousand years. The ancient Greeks were the first to practice dressage in preparation for war.
http://www.worlddressage.com/history.htm

Extractions: Associations Breeds Charities Guides ... History The history of dressage dates back to a period of more than two thousand years. The object of dressage is the harmonious development of physical ability of the horse, resulting in a calm, supple, flexible animal, both longitudinally and laterally. The horse should be confident and in perfect understanding of his rider. All work in dressage should be free, light, aesthetically beautiful to the observer, and the horse should remain on the bit. The ancient Greeks were the first to practice dressage in preparation for war. It was this culture that believed nothing could be obtained correctly or harmoniously without the strict adherence to the laws of the universe. This is what truly defines classical dressagethe horse should submit himself happily and proudly to the will of the rider, without any disturbance in his natural way of going. To understand this, compare that of art and music in the classical sense. Art, in the classical sense, is conveyed in realism with beauty, always reflected with respect to balance, light, symmetry, and logic. The same can be said of classical music, also governed by rules of tonality, resolution, and symmetry. When dealing with the horse, we are still bound by the laws of nature and physics in a more primal sense. The Greek Commander Xenophon, born about 430 BC, wrote the earliest obtainable work on training horses, titled Hippike, translated to The Art of Horsemanship. The Greeks did not use a saddle or stirrups, but historians are convinced that they used a jointed snaffle.
Michigan Dressage Horses, Grand Prix, Horsemanship Training And Boarding
Articles, chat rooms, show results and quotes
http://www.rowestables.com/

Extractions: USDF Grand Prix Champion Rowe Dressage Stables is a community of dedicated dressage riders. Under the warm and inspiring teaching and training of owners Jim and Sharon Rowe, together with their daughter Tracy, students and their horses have achieved excellence at all levels of dressage competition from beginning to Grand Prix. For more than fifty years, the Rowes have taught riders from all over the country and horses of all breeds. Today, Rowe students are competing successfully at the national level where they exhibit the harmony and freedom that the Rowes inspire in their students and horses.
Dressage Test Tutors By Ruth Hogan-Poulsen
Sells audio cassettes designed to teach the art of dressage testriding.
http://www.dressagetesttutors.com

Extractions: Dressage And Details LLC presents ... Dressage Test Tutors and Ruth Hogan-Poulsen Order Online Dressage Test Tutors Order Online Retail Brochure ... Links Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Sue Blinks Dressage Test Tutors is a great tool." Jane Savoie Let these tapes guide you...Theyre terrific! "
ClassicDressage.Com
dressage livery/training yard in the chilterns. Super facilities and friendly atmosphere. resident trainer is Rebecca Patmore. Tack shop available.
http://www.classicdressage.com

Extractions: CLASSIC DRESSAGE INTERNATIONAL TRAINING YARD AND TACK SHOP Welcome Click here for Shop Click Here for Yard NEW! Sunshine Tour Diary This page was updated 26 May 2004 No. of Visitors Classic Dressage International, Whelpley Hill, Chesham, Buckinghamshire HP5 3RL Tel +44 (0)1442 834 536 Fax +44(0)1442 833 081 Email info@classicdressage.com
DressageDaily: For People With A Passion For Dressage
Thursday, May 13, 2004. First Ever Windsor Invitational dressage Grand Prix. A Unique Competition In A Unique Setting in a unique setting created an atmosphere of dressage for enjoyment for invited riders, international judges, guests
http://www.dressagedaily.com/

Extractions: Wednesday May 26, 2004 Uptown, An International Enterprise of KWPN Aficionado's On February 7, 2004, a delightful bay colt with an elegant stripe on his face stole the hearts of the KWPN Stallion Licensing Commission and many KWPN lovers in the stands at the Brabanthallen in 's Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands. Beautiful in type and breath taking in movement, the bay stallion "Uptown" was proclaimed 2004 KWPN Licensing Champion in the dressage division and earned the respect and interest of the crowds. There is a very interesting story attached to Uptown, who was bred by A. Jurriens in Landhorst, The Netherlands. Sired by Kennedy out of a Ubis dam, Uptown was discovered as a foal by Toine Hoefs, who reared him at his farm in Erp. The stallion is currently owned by an international circle of KWPN aficionado's; by Dutch Toine Hoefs and American Kathy Connelly and Al and Judy Guden. Read More... What's New This Week? 2004 Archive
United States Eventing Association
Official site. Combined training, or eventing, is the triathlon of equestrian sports incorporating the disciplines of dressage, crosscountry and show jumping. Site includes membership information, calendar of competitions, results, young and adult riders, eventing information, and bulletin boards.
http://www.eventingusa.com/
DressageDaily: For People With A Passion For Dressage
American dressage rider Lisette Milner has made a big impression in Europe by ranking among Germany s greatest dressage riders at the CDN in Meppen, Germany.
http://dressagedaily.com/

Extractions: Wednesday May 26, 2004 Uptown, An International Enterprise of KWPN Aficionado's On February 7, 2004, a delightful bay colt with an elegant stripe on his face stole the hearts of the KWPN Stallion Licensing Commission and many KWPN lovers in the stands at the Brabanthallen in 's Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands. Beautiful in type and breath taking in movement, the bay stallion "Uptown" was proclaimed 2004 KWPN Licensing Champion in the dressage division and earned the respect and interest of the crowds. There is a very interesting story attached to Uptown, who was bred by A. Jurriens in Landhorst, The Netherlands. Sired by Kennedy out of a Ubis dam, Uptown was discovered as a foal by Toine Hoefs, who reared him at his farm in Erp. The stallion is currently owned by an international circle of KWPN aficionado's; by Dutch Toine Hoefs and American Kathy Connelly and Al and Judy Guden. Read More... What's New This Week? 2004 Archive
Bottomley Farms Equestrian Center Home Page
Specializing in dressage and natural horsemanship training and lessons. Accomodations for up to 25 horses also available at newly refurbished facility. Located in Briones Valley.
http://www.bottomleyfarm.com

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