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David Trott, 2001, paperback, 24 pages

Being an international judge himself, the author explains in an easy to understand way exactly what the dressage judge is looking for at the preliminary, novice and elementary level.
An example of each test is provided within the book including comprehensive guidelines for riding the movement correctly.

Jane Kidd, 2001, paperback, 24 pages

With more than 200,000 people riding a dressage test each year in Britain, this informative book covers all the aspects in a straightforward and clear way.

Barry Marshall, 2001, paperback, 144 pages

In the pursuit of excellence, an issue which must be every rider's preoccupation, problems or difficulties are bound to arise.
This illustrated practical handbook should enable the dressage rider to identify faults, find their cause and then setting about eradicating them.

Margaret Odgers, 2004, paperback, 228 pages

This delightful and amusing book tells the memoirs of a struggling dressage rider.  From the foreword entitled 'A Guide to Apportioning Blame' to the final chapter, the reader will enjoy the various topics on aids, equipment, costs and the physical fitness required.
If you enjoyed 'Enter at A, Laughing', then this book will be a real treat.

REF:  DR034

£12.95

Kurd Albrecht von Ziegner, 2005, hardback, 160 pages

This book provides a useful tool for anyone interested in riding and training a horse for dressage.  It outlines the ten essential elements of classical basic training and shows how the elements are related and in what order they should be achieved.

Lesley Bayley, 2003, hardback, 160 pages

Featuring more than 300 colour photographs, this visual guide is for those wishing to train their horse for not only dressage but also jumping and western riding.
For novices and more experienced riders alike, this informative book includes teaching the horse to flex properly when riding circles, how to change pace without resistance and provides trouble shooting panels which tell you which mistakes to avoid and how to solve any difficulties.

Johann Hinnemann, 2003, hardback, 128 pages

This back to basics guide provides advice and help to dressage riders including question and answer sessions.

Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks

REF:  DR038

£19.99

Charles De Kunffy, 2003, hardback, 314 pages

First published in 1994, this revised edition is written by one of the world's most renowned equestrian trainers.  Offering practical advice, the author analyses the perfect riders seat, basic gaits, horse insubordination, clinics and preparing for competitions.

REF:  DR039

£21.99

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