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Pegotty Henriques, 2006, paperback, 170 pages, illustrated

Essentially aimed at novice dressage riders and aspiring young competitors, this invaluable manual provides everything you will need to know in clear, jargon free explanations.

REF:  DR013

£12.95

Erik Herbermann, 1999, hardback, 189 pages

Covers in detail both the aesthetic and practical aspects of riding and training in dressage.

Barry Marshall, 1996, hardback, 287 pages

The author examines all aspects of training and competition from three perspectives - the rider, trainer and the judge.  The book highlights the pressures, aspirations, demands and setbacks which can be encountered by all three.
The aim of the book is to try to establish an understanding between all parties concerned.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  DR015

£19.95

Walter Zettl, 1998, hardback, 266 pages, illustrated

Whether you're a beginner or master within dressage circles, Walter Zettl takes you through step by step on how you can further improve your performances and eliminate those difficulties in an easy to understand format.
Highly regarded throughout Europe, Walter is the former dressage coach for the Canadian Olympic team.

REF:  DR016

£19.95

Sylvia Loch, 2000, hardback, 264 pages

Provides guidance on the principles of dressage training and analyses the role of the rider.  The book also features a training programme and explains the purpose of each exercise.

Petra & Wolfgang Holzel, 2006, paperback, 160 pages

The comprehensive problem solving manual based on the German training system.  Topics analysed include training, jumping, movements, working towards advanced dressage level and preparing for competitions.

REF:  DR018

£16.95

Kyra Kyrklund, 2006, paperback, illustrated

A fascinating and popular in-depth behind the scenes study of the training methods of one of the world's best known dressage riders.
Using Kyra's unique system of training, you too will be able to achieve success in dressage from novice to grand prix.  Firmly believing in rider and horse working together in harmony, the book describes step by step on how to achieve this partnership, ideal communication between rider & equine and how the training system should be both enjoyable and fair.
Developing true straightness, correct rein contact, canter work, improving gaits and preparing for competitions are also studied in detail.

REF:  DR019

£16.95

HRH Prince Philip, 1996, hardback, 63 pages

Discusses the meaning of the FEI rules for dressage and the various problems facing both drivers and judges.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  DR020

£9.85

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