Archive for June, 2009

A General System of Horsemanship – Cavendish

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

William Cavendish (1593-­1676), the Earl, Marquis, and Duke of Newcastle, was one of the most accomplished men of his era. This is the classic book on horsemanship, complete with 42 superb engravings. Continue reading

Workbooks from the Spanish School – Charles Harris

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

The complete diaries of Charles Harris, the first and only pupil to complete the 1948-1951 course at the Spanish Riding School. Daily notes of his experiences at the SRS, what he learned, illustrating every point. This is an incredible and unique record of classical horsemanship! Continue reading

Training the Horse in Hand – Alfons J. Dietz

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

In the tradition of the Spanish Riding School, Alfons J. Dietz presents a thorough system for development of the young horse. From the first lessons at the longe all the way up to the haute ecole of the pillars, Alfons demonstrates the cause and effect of everything we do. Continue reading

Dressage with Kyra: The Kyra Kyrklund Training Method

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

A terrific book focused on solid basics, explained in a straight forward and traditional manner, leading to more advanced work. Kyra Kyrklund simplifies the whole process of starting your Dressage horse and moving him up the levels. Continue reading

Congratulations Alyssa and Sammi!

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

Krowchuk Dressage student Alyssa Sullivan rides her Purebred Arabian CF Sambucca to three first place and two second place wins at USEF/USDF GDCTA Dressage show. Continue reading

Intimacy in French Classical Dressage Vol. III & IV

Saturday, June 20th, 2009

Whatever the situation with your horse, we all need an order of techniques to use when something goes wrong – this DVD meets that need… To dance, you need some direction or the dance looks silly – same when riding your horse. -Dominique Barbier Continue reading

Dressage School – Movements and Tips – Isabell Werth

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Another of my all time favorite exercise books written by the amazing Isabel Werth, 2008 Olympic Gold and Silver medalist! Over 100 dressage movements explained in detail covering the what, the how, and most importantly the why! Practical and easy-to-follow, this resource promises to take the mystery out of dressage schooling forever. Continue reading

Intimacy in French Classical Dressage: Volumes I & II

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Domenique Barbier, author of “Dressage for the New Age” takes his holistic and sensitive approach to riding and training into video where you can see first hand that there is much much more to his concepts than new age mumbo jumbo. Open your mind and ride! Continue reading

The Circle of Trust By Walter Zettl

Monday, June 15th, 2009

Walter Zettl’s second book “In the Circle of Trust” discusses the people who have a crucial influence on the welfare of horses and the future of our sport, Dressage. Zettl’s intention in writing this book is to challenge all those involved with horses to acknowledge the mission and commitment of their chosen roles. Continue reading

Alyssa and Sammi go to their first dressage show

Monday, June 15th, 2009

Krowchuk Dressage riding student Alyssa Sullivan takes her Krowchuk trained Purebred Arabian Mare CF Sambucca to her first Dressage show. Continue reading