March Show Highlights & Feedback from Judge Bronwyn Baillon The first leg of the Dressage Online League, held on 3 March, kicked off with great enthusiasm and strong support from riders across the region. The league is an exciting initiative designed to break down geographical barriers, allowing riders to compete
The Hidden Threat to Performance: Why Gastrodiscus Testing Matters for Competition Horses Success in the ring, whether in-hand, under saddle, or in a dressage arena, depends on more than training and nutrition. Today’s competition horses are expected to maintain consistent condition, energy, and presence throughout the season, especially with the
As a passionate horse rider (Show jumping) and all round Equine Photographer there’s nothing quite like capturing the ART of Dressage. I’ve captured a million of different horses and riders in different disciplines but Dressage photography is an exquisite genre that captures the elegance and precision of horse and rider
In recent years, virtual dressage competitions have gained immense popularity, providing equestrians with a unique platform to showcase their skills from the comfort of their own arenas. This innovative approach allows riders to submit videos of their performances, which are then evaluated by expert judges. The convenience of participating from
Dressage is often referred to as the art of horse and rider moving as one, but it’s also a competitive sport with clear judging criteria. Understanding these criteria can elevate your performance and appreciation of this elegant discipline. Judges evaluate tests based on precision, harmony, and the horse’s natural movement
