Dressage in Lightness

2019-05-07 Sylvia Loch

Dressage in Lightness Book Details:

Author : Sylvia Loch

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Release : 2019-05-07

ISBN-13 : 9781635616965

Page : 290 pages

Rating : 4.5/5 from 965 voters

When it comes to riding, it is easy to forget the horse's point of view. To create a relationship of understanding between horse and rider, we need to understand what the horse feels when we ask communicate in a particular manner. This innovative guide shows you how to improve your riding with better communication.

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