All Blog Posts Tagged 'dressage' (616)

Dog Day Dressage: Notes from Nuno.

These are the dog days of…

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Added by Anna Blake on July 19, 2013 at 8:37am — No Comments

Walter on the Predator/Prey Thing.

Walter likes to think of himself as amazingly athletic, incredibly fascinating, and wildly handsome, with an exceptional rack of ears. Remember Walter? He is the Corgi that came here to rescue us from the peace and solitude of the prairie 6 months ago.  Walter has…

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Added by Anna Blake on July 12, 2013 at 8:20am — No Comments

Telling Horror Stories

People love to tell horror stories. Once they know that I have horses, they can’t resist telling me about getting bucked off, run away with, or stepped on.  Somehow this makes them very cool and the horses very stupid.

I tend to defend…

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Added by Anna Blake on June 28, 2013 at 8:27am — 3 Comments

Dressage Fundamentals: One Day at a Time.

A few weeks ago it was cold and dark; winter is miserable horse weather. It was impossible to ride some days and the best we could do was plan our summer riding goals. Now it’s almost the middle of summer. How are those plans coming along?…

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Added by Anna Blake on June 21, 2013 at 8:38am — No Comments

Couples Therapy or Horse Agility?



You both show up at the appointed hour. One of you is more enthusiastic, the other one is second guessing being there at all. Maybe you avoid each other’s gaze. The extrovert in the couple is moving around charming everyone, while the introvert tries to become invisible.…

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Added by Anna Blake on May 31, 2013 at 8:22am — 1 Comment

Thankyou Barn Mice!!

just wanted to pass on my appreciation for this amazing community its so nice to pop in and feel the support on all levels. Its professional , present and welcoming and so many venues to visit Thankyou and my hats off the the head mouse in the barn never thought Id be thanking a mouse lol, seriously though this site is a gift to us all keeping us connected through our love of the horse you deserve a big piece of cheese !!!!! sincerely Julie Wright of Divine Dressage

Added by Julie Anne Wright on May 28, 2013 at 7:30am — 1 Comment

Let Go!

Hello All !! Just want to send this out to you ! Whatever you are worried about will magnify as energy to your horse and to your experience. Energy is magnetic in its nature and what you put out  as output returns as input especially when working with your horse. Get yourself centered to your deep calm center feel present in gratitude and love for all you are in this moment . as you breathe take in the wonderful smell of your horse in appreciation send this back through your body so that…

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Added by Julie Anne Wright on May 19, 2013 at 8:05am — 1 Comment

Yoga and Horses

Good Morning fellow" mice" I offer you a new piece of cheese lol I recently attended and received my certification from Galloping Yoga course in Ottawa facilitated by Louise Cameron Sattler and held at the lovely International equestrian centre in Windover Ontario. We had an excellent program and an enriching experience together. As a Yoga participant myself for many years this is a natural marriage with horse connecting. If anyone is interested I encourage you to ask me questions  or just…

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Added by Julie Anne Wright on May 19, 2013 at 7:33am — No Comments

Weenie Or Wise?

Weenie Or Wise?

I came across a situation the other day which I thought would be quite fun to share. First, a little background information is in order for those not familiar with my situation.…

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Added by Dressage For The Rest Of Us on May 18, 2013 at 12:00am — 2 Comments

What Does it Take to Coach a 'Parrallel Rider'... a Para Equestrian?

“Riding gives me a purpose and a reason to get up in the morning.” Para Equestrian Robyn Andrews.

The term “para” refers to parallel equestrians who are “parallel” to able bodied equestrians but who are riding with disabilities. Disabled riders who compete in national and international competitions are assessed by doctors and physiotherapists and placed into…

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Added by Leueen Willoughby on March 20, 2013 at 4:30pm — 4 Comments

Should Dressage Be An Olympic Sport?

I usually consider myself to be a relatively cool headed human being, able to consider and argue without much volatility, but when I hear people debating as to whether dressage should be in the Olympics, I feel the need to hop around and screech like a Borneo ape. All arguments fly from my brain and I am left with me just baring my teeth and throwing around objects in the room. …

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Added by Bonnie Walker on December 18, 2012 at 9:17pm — No Comments

Riding and Religion

When I heard Jack LeGoff say for the umpteenth time, “Training horses is like religion … you have to BELIEVE! I must admit that I may have rolled my eyes at the time. Cut me some slack – I was just a kid! Twenty years later, I truly get it.

I also remember Jack telling me that YEARS after training with…

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Added by Paige Lockton-Wilde on December 6, 2012 at 3:26pm — 2 Comments

Questions you should ask BEFORE you get on that horse!



Last month we talked about the

questions that I ask every owner of a new horse coming into my barn.

Young or old, trained or untrained, it's essential to know as much about a new horse as possible.



This month I will talk about the

questions that I would ask BEFORE I (or one

of my staff) would get ON a new…
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Added by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on November 18, 2012 at 3:00pm — No Comments

EFO is Attending the TIARA EQUINE OPEN HOUSE!

EFO York Region is packing up some of their stock to attend the Tiara Equine Open House in Stouffville this Sunday OCTOBER 14th! We are excited to be a part of this new venture by Meagan Maloney a certified equine canada Coach and eventing and dressage trainer based out of Stouffville...
.  We will be on site with our fall and winter riding fashions at…
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Added by Equestrian Factory Outlet on October 9, 2012 at 5:30pm — No Comments

THE LANGUAGE OF CONFIDENCE

 

  Re-adjusted my focus!! Cathy River's new blog post The Language of Confidence. Amazing what I've been saying to myself...#shift #mindset....

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Added by Sarah Redfield on September 11, 2012 at 5:23pm — No Comments

Duck Dressage at Infinity Farm.

My ducks are growing up and they need a hobby. Dressage seems the obvious choice. Dressage has an elite, almost aristocratic elegance that ducks appreciate.

Duck Dressage has a lot going in its favor: no abusive shoeing practices for their…

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Added by Anna Blake on September 7, 2012 at 8:26am — No Comments

Back to School Time.

It’s that time again- the sun’s a bit late in the morning. Geese are starting migration and horses are growing hair. School buses are out in full force.

It’s been 40 years since I got summers off to play and ride, and then lost sleep over what to…

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Added by Anna Blake on August 24, 2012 at 8:37am — No Comments

Is My Horse Suitable for Dressage?

The 2012 Summer Olympics concluded this week. Dressage got a bit more attention than usual, partly because of Great Britain’s wonderful win on home turf, and partly because of political satirist…

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Added by Anna Blake on August 17, 2012 at 7:42am — 4 Comments

DO YOU HAVE OLYMPIC-SIZED CONFIDENCE?

Love this new blog post by expert Confidence + Money Breakthrough Coach, Cathy Rivers of Big Horse Dreams, Inc.!

Also, I was asked the question not long ago: Do I think that your success and confidence as an equestrian is connected to your relationship with money?…

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Added by Sarah Redfield on August 1, 2012 at 4:36pm — No Comments

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