Charles Harris was the first and only pupil to complete the 1948-1951 course at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. Every day he wrote down what he learned, illustrating each point and filling two thick notebooks.
These numbered notes are faithfully reproduced just as he wrote them, forming a unique record of (more…)
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A lavish history of classical riding, from ancient times to modern competition, now available again. Featuring more than 100 photos. An Equestrian Edge Book Club Selection.
From the Publisher
Classical riding historian Sylvia Loch here traces the development (more…)
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Review:
“Even the best riders know what it’s like to hit a learning plateau– a time when, no matter how hard you work, you seem to get nowhere. Such interruptions in a rider’s progress often stem from a false or imprecise understanding of what he or she is trying to do, (more…)
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Part 1: Sally Swift covers the basic Centered Riding concepts, showing the relationship between the rider and the motion of the horse. Sally Swift is widely acclaimed for her innovative teaching philosophy, which stresses body awareness, the value of (more…)
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Review: “An excellent book not only for those involved with dressage, but for the hunter/jumper/combined training disciplines as well.” —Today’s Equestrian. “I strongly reccommend this book for all. This book is a must for anyone with any pretentions to riding.” —British Horse. “Should be given as compulsory reading to all judges, trainers, riders— (more…)
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