Friday, 12 March 2010
Volume 37 Trapezoid Horse
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Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling opens up about how to create true success with every horse, those in competition, those that still run free, those that we work with every day. Join us in our second half of an eye opening interview on what he has learned along the way.
Continuing the examination of the action of lifting the horse's head, Decarpentry weighs in, in a follow-up of our article on Classical vs Classique with Philippe Karl vs Christoph Hess 
ADD YOUR VOICE and help us find our mission statement. 
Three years is in reality such a short time, but the power of you
combined with the internet and the sharing of information has shown us
how much can be changed.
Lydia Nevzorova shares technique and purpose behind the camera and the beautiful pictures that she takes. She opens up about what is important in order to be able to take incredible pictures of the horses around you. 
Much attention is given to where each leg goes and how the horse is wider behind. What is the myth, and what do we need to know about how the horse travels that helps us achieve collection?
The Purple Pony chews on why one rider is so upset that her horse spooks, how expectations have changed on our horses. Is this for the better? 
Riding by Torchlight, Good manners for both you and your horse and the difference it can make to your relationship. 
News and updates as well as Letters to the Editor, including maybe yours!