By popular request, here's a more advanced series of exercises and movements that follow from the best-selling School Exercises for Flatwork & Jumping. A very useful book aimed at instructors and for riders schooling their own horses, by a highly respected BHS chief examiner, coach, dressage judge and competitor
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Islay Auty is a Fellow of the British Horse Society, a chief examiner, a riding coach, dressage judge and competitor. A freelance instructor, she has twenty years experience of training career students and competition partnerships, and teaches both in the UK and overseas. She is the author and consultant editor of several training manuals for the BHS.
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For the not so great memory.,
By "xspursnwhipx" (Dallas, PA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Progressive School Exercises for Dressage and Jumping (Paperback)
Many of these exercises are not new to the horse world, however I think this is a publication every teacher and trainer should have on hand. Sometimes when teaching I find it difficult to come up with a new exercise to have my students perform. Even though I have done and taught thousands of them in my lifetime somehow they never come to mind when I need them. Now I can just open to any pageof this book and have an excellent exercise. The best part is that they are listed progressively so I know just where to flip for my beginners, intermediate students and advanced jumping students!
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The loop leaves the track at the first quarter marker after the corner leaving the short side of the arena. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
first quarter marker, second quarter marker, threequarter line, turn about the forehand, half marker, leg yield, rhythmical trot, lateral suppleness, counter canter, inside hind leg, medium trot, halt transition, outside rein, placing pole, the inside rein, lengthened strides, leading leg, canter the horse, much bend, sitting trot, stiff side, lengthening strides, jumping position, good corner, downward transition New!
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The loop leaves the track at the first quarter marker after the corner leaving the short side of the arena. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
first quarter marker, second quarter marker, threequarter line, turn about the forehand, half marker, leg yield, rhythmical trot, lateral suppleness, counter canter, inside hind leg, medium trot, halt transition, outside rein, placing pole, the inside rein, lengthened strides, leading leg, canter the horse, much bend, sitting trot, stiff side, lengthening strides, jumping position, good corner, downward transition New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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