Author: Jane Kidd
Publisher: Allen Photographic Guides
ISBN: 9780851318172
Category : Dressage
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
Over 200,000 people ride a dressage test each year in Britain and whether it is for the Pony Club, a riding club, eventing, or international dressage, there is much to be learnt from understanding the judge's perspective. In recent years dressage has been the fastest expanding equestrian discipline in Britain and many other countries around the world. As a result, a rapidly increasing number of people will need to know how to earn the marks in the arena and more judges will be needed to assess the tests. Judging dressage is a big subject and in The Dressage Judge's Viewpoint, Jane Kidd has covered it in a concise, straightforward and clear way. This book is the ideal introduction to dressage and a valuable reference book not only for riders but also for judges and trainers.
Collective Remarks
Author: Anne Gribbons
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books
ISBN: 1570767386
Category : Sports & Recreation
Languages : en
Pages : 386
Book Description
A world renowned dressage judge and former US Olympic coach, Anne Gribbons has had the unique experience of living the trajectory of the evolution of dressage in the United States—and has always been willing to share her knowledge and guidance in her popular column in The Chronicle of the Horse. Now, the best (and sometimes the worst!) of Anne’s personal experiences over the course of almost 20 years are gathered into one immensely entertaining sourcebook of history, humor, and wit. Anyone with an interest in dressage, its controversies, and its most famous names will enjoy this collection of Anne’s columns; but their true value is in Anne’s ideas for improving our horses, our riders, and our ability to compete on the international scene with success and integrity in the years to come.
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books
ISBN: 1570767386
Category : Sports & Recreation
Languages : en
Pages : 386
Book Description
A world renowned dressage judge and former US Olympic coach, Anne Gribbons has had the unique experience of living the trajectory of the evolution of dressage in the United States—and has always been willing to share her knowledge and guidance in her popular column in The Chronicle of the Horse. Now, the best (and sometimes the worst!) of Anne’s personal experiences over the course of almost 20 years are gathered into one immensely entertaining sourcebook of history, humor, and wit. Anyone with an interest in dressage, its controversies, and its most famous names will enjoy this collection of Anne’s columns; but their true value is in Anne’s ideas for improving our horses, our riders, and our ability to compete on the international scene with success and integrity in the years to come.
Driving and Judging Dressage
Author: Prince Phillip
Publisher: J.A. Allen
ISBN: 9780851316666
Category : Dressage driving
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
The object of this invaluable book is to discuss and explain the meaning of the FEI rules for driven dressage, and to solve the problems facing both drivers and judges in meeting the requirements, purposes, and intentions of dressage as a driven discipline.
Publisher: J.A. Allen
ISBN: 9780851316666
Category : Dressage driving
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
The object of this invaluable book is to discuss and explain the meaning of the FEI rules for driven dressage, and to solve the problems facing both drivers and judges in meeting the requirements, purposes, and intentions of dressage as a driven discipline.
Dressage Q&A with Janet Foy
Author: Janet Foy
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books
ISBN: 1570767793
Category : Sports & Recreation
Languages : en
Pages : 154
Book Description
USEF "S" and FEI 4* Dressage Judge Janet Foy issued an invitation to the dressage population: “Ask me your toughest dressage questions; ask me about the things about riding, training, and competing that you just don’t understand; or, just ask me the questions you’re always afraid to ask because you don’t want to look like you don’t know what you’re doing!” The result was an outpouring of queries, from riders at every level, and from both those who just ride for fun as well as those who show. Foy has earned a dedicated following over many years teaching popular clinics alongside US Olympians Steffen Peters and Debbie McDonald, and her vast knowledge of the sport of dressage and trademark sense of humor propelled her first book Dressage for the Not-So-Perfect Horse to bestseller status. Now, for her eagerly awaited follow-up, she’s responded to the hundreds of dressage questions she’s received in an easy-to-engage-with Q-and-A format. Readers find no-nonsense answers to everything from understanding how horses learn the movements to really “getting” the importance of the outside rein to gaining coordination and achieving “throughness.” As always, Foy’s enthusiasm emanates from her words, and her drive to provide solid understanding is underscored by her insistence that riding dressage is, above all, fun.
Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books
ISBN: 1570767793
Category : Sports & Recreation
Languages : en
Pages : 154
Book Description
USEF "S" and FEI 4* Dressage Judge Janet Foy issued an invitation to the dressage population: “Ask me your toughest dressage questions; ask me about the things about riding, training, and competing that you just don’t understand; or, just ask me the questions you’re always afraid to ask because you don’t want to look like you don’t know what you’re doing!” The result was an outpouring of queries, from riders at every level, and from both those who just ride for fun as well as those who show. Foy has earned a dedicated following over many years teaching popular clinics alongside US Olympians Steffen Peters and Debbie McDonald, and her vast knowledge of the sport of dressage and trademark sense of humor propelled her first book Dressage for the Not-So-Perfect Horse to bestseller status. Now, for her eagerly awaited follow-up, she’s responded to the hundreds of dressage questions she’s received in an easy-to-engage-with Q-and-A format. Readers find no-nonsense answers to everything from understanding how horses learn the movements to really “getting” the importance of the outside rein to gaining coordination and achieving “throughness.” As always, Foy’s enthusiasm emanates from her words, and her drive to provide solid understanding is underscored by her insistence that riding dressage is, above all, fun.