That bareback beach riding bucket list experience - a tender moment for the rider, yet perhaps differently “tender” for the horse.
In several recent studies researchers have confirmed the benefits of pressure -distribution thanks to saddle trees, making them a better option than some treeless saddles or riding bareback…For example,…
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I'm asked this question at a few open shows per season. Currently most rule books do not permit bitless bridle.
At the Global Dressage Forum. Dr. Andrew McLean one of the panel experts “How you train the bitless bridle depends on the hands at the other end. I think you can have the horse light in anything.… It’s how you train it.”
When asked if a…
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I applaud Melanie Ferrio-Wise not so much for going bridleless at the Washington Horse show, but for the systematic process she took to get there.
As a riding a teacher, I’m excited about process– understanding and enjoying the journey, not just the results. Teaching skills and cues to your horse, layering them to produce the manoeuvres you’ll need and then…
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Even with one refusal and two rails, which dropped them to 24th in the placings, Melanie Ferrio-Wise was delighted with her performance at the Washington International. She rode the course with a neck rope instead of a bridle!
She describes her horse as a tough horse unable to handle the stress of his previous life in competitive dressage. “He doesn’t like…
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