Trot work on the road is more complicated then walk work. I will describe the exercises and potential problems that can arise. All the information comes from the work I did myself. More ...

Working at the walk on the road can be very beneficial to your horse's training without dangers of faster gaits. Instead of waiting for better weather you can enjoy the ride and teach your horse valuable lessons. More ...

Spring is a difficult time to ride if you can only ride outside. I have been doing it successfully for seven years with my own horse and now with the horse I train for my friend. I will share with you my experience. More ...

Rising trot is one of the most common ways of riding horses. We use rising trot for warm-up, for relaxation, for training young horses or horses with weak backs and for hacking out. It is important to know how to ride it correctly... More ...

I have just came back from the one day workshop for dressage coaches. It was organized by Alberta Dressage Association. The topics were Personalities and Pilates for riders. I will talk about Pilates in this blog. More ...

I have just came back from the one day workshop for dressage coaches. It was organized by Alberta Dressage Association. The topics were Personalities and Pilates for riders. I will talk about Personalities in this blog. More ...

Exercises that emphasize straightness and rider's ability to ride precise lines off the wall. Canter exercises from leg-yields to counter-canter to flying change. More ...