Ana Gilmour Dressage

Starting young horses is like an old hat to me- But it’s like riding a bike... you never forget the things you learn from each baby along the way. Big thanks to @anjdvm for including me in her journey with her beautiful and talented 3 year old pony, Honeymoon.

Dressage Enthusiasts... Merry Christmas one and all! California Dressage Society Foothills Chapter Members... please enjoy your holiday and stay safe! Instead of our holiday party this year, we made a video with a little gift at the end. Watch on!

At AG Dressage Sale Horses, we are here to make your buying experience stress free and easy! During this time of COVID we offer many different ways to meet and learn more about our horses. AG Dressage utilizes Facetime and Zoom to meet the horses remotely and see a live ride. We also are here for you to video the entire vetting, make any additional videos needed and foster a COVID safer atmosphere while visiting us!

Christoph Hess on the emergence of the new modern dressage horse: The better the movement of the horse, the better rider you have to be. If you think all you h...ave to do is buy a horse in Europe with wonderful movement, and you won’t have to learn to ride it, you are wrong. Big gaits are more difficult to ride, piaffe is easier than extended trot to ride. I see top horses after a few years, weeks or even days with a rider that is not balanced or supple, and they go down. Riders often don’t realize that they are using their reins to balance their body. https://www.horsemagazine.com//christoph-hess-talks-about/ See more

Words on Longeing.