Dressage Today - February 2018
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Understanding the Basics of Equine Cushing’s Disease Clinical signs, testing, treatment and precautions, An Unlikely Champion The life and career of Christine Stückelberger’s Olympic champion, Granat, Suppleness: The Key to Success Kathleen Raine breaks down how to achieve this must-have component of your horse’s dressage training....
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The Clinic Photo Critiques
This picture shows Sarah Ryan schooling her 5-year-old Trakehner/ Thoroughbred-cross mare, Cleopatra, at First Level.
Reflections For A New Year
The value of quiet thinking time
From One Horse Parent To Another
A dressage mom recounts the blessings of her daughter’s equestrian education.
The Clinic Photo Critiques
Improve Use of Weight Aids to influence the Horse
A Daughter's Gratitude
DT’s managing editor shares her appreciation for the unwavering support of her family.
The Risks And Benefits Of Turnout For Dressage Horses
Proper turnout for dressage horses can be a difficult and often scary topic for discussion. Many dressage facilities don’t allow extensive turnout. Some top dressage horses get almost no turnout. The financial investment in these horses can make turning them out into a larger field terrifying for the owner, who fears the worst. Will the horse come back in one piece? Will he still have all his shoes?
Free Yourself From Feelings Of Guilt Over Barn Time
Learn why taking time away from your family to be at the barn can be a benefit for your children and loved ones, too.
Uncover The Mystery Of “On The Bit”
When ridden, horses can truly forget their instinctive behavior to fight or flee. One element that makes this possible is teaching the horse to accept the aids so he can be ridden on the bit.
Hail To The Mares
Great Britain’s Emma Blundell, of Mount St. John, reaps the rewards of a modern approach to sport-horse breeding.
Lipica:The Original Home Of The Lipizzaner
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of this historic beacon of classical dressage training.
