By J A Allen

The rider's key to this ideal is not a static seat but one that is capable of making finely tuned movements that both communicate and remain in perfect balance with the horse.

By J A Allen

Join other equestrians at a one-day clinic in Switzerland and see how you can learn to 'speak' a language familiar to your horse with your hands, hips and posture.

By J A Allen

Improper training compromises the horse's naturally joyful steps with confusing commands; a horse moves with extraordinary grace only if the request is effectively communicated.

By J A Allen

German trainer Richard Hinrichs, an acknowledged expert on schooling in-hand presents this programme for trainers and riders to show how schooling from the ground builds trust, obedience and balance in the horse, It clearly demonstrates that in-hand work is an excellent way of supporting and complementing work under saddle, and can be especially helpful for riders striving to achieve the higher-level movements for dressage competition.

By Test