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Brian McKeown, 2003, paperback, 181 pages

A delightful and amusing book from a self confessed dressage widower.  Brian or 'Mr Dressage Husband' as he as become affectionately known looks at dressage in a new light such as creative manure management, passing time at a dressage show and confessions of a dressage husband.

Paul Belasik, 1994, paperback, 144 pages

An informative and philosophical look at dressage riding and training, the author debunks many of the dressage myths and explores the artistic and antique techniques of classical riding.

Anne-Katrim Hagen, 2005, paperback, 32 pages

Dressage involves drawing out the natural capability of a horse and shaping it into something beautiful and expressive.  When the rider has adopted a deep, balanced seat, then the time is right to start the first dressage steps.
This guide describes lessons in serpentines, halfhalt and basic paces.

Michel Henriquet, 2004, 272 pages

First published in France, this book is set upon a framework of training 3 young horses from their initial breaking in up to the execution of classical airs at the age of nine.
The training described is carried out in distinct stages which the author calls 'the time to understand, the time to learn, the time to do and the time to perfect'.

Sharon Biggs, 2001, hardback, 192 pages

Taking a detailed look at dressage issues, this beautifully designed book discusses how to buy the ideal dressage horse, feeding and conditioning, preparing for shows as well as providing a unique insight into the training methods used by top riders who offer their own tips and advice for improved performances, whether at the novice or advanced level.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  DR025

£29.99

Anders Lindgren, 1998, hardback

With a well established reputation as a clear, methodical and jargon free tutor, the author's unique style of utilising traffic cones as dressage aids will help inform and educate the dressage rider.

Penny Hillsdon, 2000, hardback, 256 pages

The book provides the philosophy, training techniques and in turn demonstrates the methods of some of the world's best trainers.
They also discuss the division between the classical and competitive dressage schools.

Bengt Ljungquist, 2000, paperback

Responsible for taking dressage to America, the author explains clearly everything you will need to know about dressage.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  DR028

£16.95

David Trott, 2001, paperback, 24 pages

Explains in a concise and clear fashion what dressage judges are looking for on the day so enabling the reader to prepare in advance.
The author is an international dressage judge who shares his knowledge and experience to the reader for the preliminary, novice and elementary tests.

Carl Hester & Polly Ellison, 2006, paperback, 120 pages

Using a step by step guide accompanied by illustrations, Carl provides the reader with an exclusive insight into his training methods, showing how his techniques can transform your own performance.
Working with different horses at different levels, he shows how to adapt the training methods to suit the equine's ability.

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