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This month we take a hard look at the World
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An international German Judge bravely speaks out
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Incredible historical
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A special double issue, with exclusive
FREE video of the rollkur/hyper-flexion training method that has
brought about so much controversy. Read both sides - the
FEI and exclusive interviews with two incredible women who have made it
their life's work to make a change. At the same time, learn about the
hyoid bone, its connections to the sternum and tongue, about gutteral
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May Edition Issue #9
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Incredible footage of a rarely seen sight. A woman Portuguese Bullfighter. Watch
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with his ride, with an athleticism and bravery that the Lusitano is so
admired for.
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This month at Horses For LIFE not only do we
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Sylvia Loch, but are very excited to present the SENSE METHOD and Mary Debono a new ongoing series on helping both horses and riders.
As always we have two free articles this month. The
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Incredible footage of an incredible team. Lesage and Taine, the Gold Medal Winners of the 1932 Olympics
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This month at Horses For LIFE, not only do we
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masters, from Wynmalen on Aiding through Positioning, to Albrecht on
Training Flying Changes, from Decarpentry on straightening the
diagonals - to Knopfhart on the true collected reinback.
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Yesterday and Tomorrow, especially poignant looking at Lesage and Taine
and seeing what differences there are from yesterday to today.
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Long and Low - Collection - The Front Legs
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discussion and study of the inter-relationship between the front end of
the horse and movement!
We are pleased to share these two articles free of charge to all.
* Long, Low and Overflexed by Jean Luc Cornille
* Dressage Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow by Dr Max Gahwyler
As always we welcome this opportunity to share the words of many masters, from Oliveira to Wynmalen, but we are especially excited by our NEW feature incorporating video
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