Sunday, 19 May 2013
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Being trained by a true classicist can be both a blessing and a curse.
The beauty of such training, is that one has been exposed to the highest standards of the
art, which are simply considered routine in such a venue.
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To understand the ‘French Tradition’ is to understand the rich equestrian history that we are all endowed with. A history that has a rich variety and great substance and contrary to what many believe is not just one method. The talented equestrian will wish to understand why and how different methods impact upon the horse and this new translation is a good place to start.
Dark and handsome, The horse prancces in, Arching his neck, what pride and majesty!
How we can build the desire within the horse to step forwards with confidence and trust and create a collection that comes from the horse.
Cavalia Part 2 Enjoy this pictorial article and become part of a show that celebrates our relationship with the horse. 
Article 402 The Halt
1. At the halt the Horses should stand attentive, engaged, motionless,
straight and square with the weight evenly distributed over all four (4)
legs. The neck should be raised with the poll as the highest point and
the noseline slightly in front of the vertical. 
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An Equestrian Legacy