Equestrienne
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Hello all,
Apologies if this has done before (I did a quick search but am still new to this site), but I want to start keeping track of all the great articles and guides that I read to do with competing, training, healthcare, whatever etc. So I will be posting some stuff which I find really helpful and will add a very quick blurb so I know what it focuses on. Please add your own ones that you find helpful! I'd love to read them too, and love the inspired feeling.
http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/01/20084/
Lucinda Green - Jumping and then XC, talks a fair amount about gear esp boots and bits. Touches on having an independent, thinking horse.
http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/07/the-wild-man-of-showjumping-takes-a-clinic/ and pt II http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/07/the-wild-man-of-showjumping-takes-a-clinic-part-two/
Albert Voorn - I watched a clinic of his recently in NZ, very no-nonsense and sticks to what's right for the horse. Classical SJ instructions.
http://dressagetoday.com/article/dr...TodayFB&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=Facebook
Steuart Pittman - super helpful esp in NZ where there are so many ottbs looking for new jobs. The 2-point dressage very helpful for building up xc strength and fitness for rider without exhausting your horse.
https://youtu.be/h7QBgHPQg48
Donna Edwards-Smith - introducing XC to a green horse on the lunge.
http://horseandponymag.com/2016/07/19/dannies-eventing-insights/
Dannie Lodder - working a green horse with eventing in mind. Talks a bit about nerves for riders also.
http://tinyurl.com/horsecarepdf
equinenews.com - lovely basic info pdf for newer owners.
http://www.chronofhorse.com/article/mark-todd-sets-simple-not-easy-exercises-his-california-clinic
Sir Mark Todd - training sj and xc clinic, more advanced. Details about strides and bending lines.
Apologies if this has done before (I did a quick search but am still new to this site), but I want to start keeping track of all the great articles and guides that I read to do with competing, training, healthcare, whatever etc. So I will be posting some stuff which I find really helpful and will add a very quick blurb so I know what it focuses on. Please add your own ones that you find helpful! I'd love to read them too, and love the inspired feeling.
http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/01/20084/
Lucinda Green - Jumping and then XC, talks a fair amount about gear esp boots and bits. Touches on having an independent, thinking horse.
http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/07/the-wild-man-of-showjumping-takes-a-clinic/ and pt II http://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2015/07/the-wild-man-of-showjumping-takes-a-clinic-part-two/
Albert Voorn - I watched a clinic of his recently in NZ, very no-nonsense and sticks to what's right for the horse. Classical SJ instructions.
http://dressagetoday.com/article/dr...TodayFB&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=Facebook
Steuart Pittman - super helpful esp in NZ where there are so many ottbs looking for new jobs. The 2-point dressage very helpful for building up xc strength and fitness for rider without exhausting your horse.
https://youtu.be/h7QBgHPQg48
Donna Edwards-Smith - introducing XC to a green horse on the lunge.
http://horseandponymag.com/2016/07/19/dannies-eventing-insights/
Dannie Lodder - working a green horse with eventing in mind. Talks a bit about nerves for riders also.
http://tinyurl.com/horsecarepdf
equinenews.com - lovely basic info pdf for newer owners.
http://www.chronofhorse.com/article/mark-todd-sets-simple-not-easy-exercises-his-california-clinic
Sir Mark Todd - training sj and xc clinic, more advanced. Details about strides and bending lines.