Report: Dressage, Day One at the 2018 Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event
As expected, three-time Kentucky winner Michael Jung is at the top of the heap with one more day of dressage to go.
Dressage
Weighty Matters
Grand prix dressage rider David Marcus shares how your weight aids can improve your horse’s training at every level.
The Biomechanics Of Passage
Using the latest motion-analysis technology, researchers looked at how horses perform passage, and discovered how the movement can challenge their balance.
Sporthorse Star: Rassing’s Lonoir's Health Care Routine
Get the inside scoop on Olivia Lagoy-Weltz's dressage superstar Rassing's Lonoir.
Nicholas Fyffe: Grounded Expectations
This Australian Grand Prix rider shares how a better relationship with your horse on the ground translates into success in the saddle.
14 Training Tips from Olympian Carl Hester
Dressage fundamentals were the foundation of this British gold medalist’s first U.S. clinic.
How Can I Practice Dressage on Trail Rides?
Top dressage rider and trainer JJ Tate shares ways to keep your dressage horse fresh and build a better partnership with him--outside of the ring.
Creating Harmony and Expression
Chief Rider at the Spanish Riding School Andreas Hausberger demonstrates his attention to detail while teaching classical dressage methods.
Postcard: 2017 Rolex Kentucky - Dressage Day Two
North American riders dominate the standings at the Kentucky Horse Park going into the cross-country test.
Postcard: 2017 Rolex Kentucky Dressage, Day One
A beloved fixture at the Kentucky Horse Park marks its 20th anniversary as a 4-star, but the big time eventing action actually predates it to 1978, when the venue hosted the World Eventing Championships.
Postcard: Ring Familiarization and Warm-ups at Omaha's Century Link Center
The arena familiarization and warm-ups for the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping and FEI World Cup™ Dressage Finals are over—now it’s time for the competition to begin.
Laura Graves: How to Create a Self-Going Horse
Unlock your horse’s dressage potential with this rising international star’s key to success.
A German Olympian Makes Dressage Fun and Easy for Your Horse
German Olympian Helen Langehanenberg shares stories of her equine partners to illustrate how the same basic training techniques help horses with different temperaments and body types excel.
How do I create more “jump” in my horse’s canter?
Through careful timing of your aids, you can help improve your horse's canter.
A Dressage Scribe Shares her Learning Experience
Scribing for a dressage judge at a show can be both fun and informative.
What's New in the 2015 Dressage Tests
Kristi Wysocki, a member of the USEF test-writing subcommittee, explains the reasoning behind the changes in the 2015 dressage tests.
What Do the Different Dressage Judge Ratings Mean?
Marilyn Odgen Heath explains the dressage judge rating system for shows at all levels and the different USDF, USEF and FEI ratings.
Bring on the Brilliance: Charlotte Dujardin Symposium
Olympic dressage gold medalist Charlotte Dujardin focuses on bringing out the best in every horse in her first U.S. symposium.
A ‘Wholistic’ Way of Training with Debbie McDonald
Debbie McDonald, an Olympian and U.S. Developing Dressage Coach, explains how to build trust for the horse’s mind and balance for his body.
A Lateral Movement Workbook: Shoulder-In with Volker Brommann
Volker Brommann shows you how to make your horse stronger and more supple with shoulder-in, "the mother exercise of all lateral work."
A Guide to Dressage Gaits
Tips from Olympian and licensed Bereiter Jan Ebeling will help you improve your training and sharpen your eye for a horse's way of going.
Take the FAST Out of Canter Lengthenings
Build beautiful canter lengthenings by allowing your horse to "breathe" through his back.
