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Dressage As Art in Competition Blending Classical and Competitive Riding

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ISBN-10: 1585746010

ISBN-13: 9781585746019

Edition: 2nd 2003

Authors: John Winnett

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List price: $19.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Globe Pequot Press, The
Publication date: 10/1/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 205
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.088
Language: English

List of Illustrations
List of Photographs
The Author
Introduction to the Second Edition
A Brief History of Classical Equitation
The Rider's Seat and Posture
Exercises On Horseback
Exercises for the legs
Exercises for the arms
Harmonization of the Aids
Hands without legs--legs without hands
Intensity and duration of the aid
Weight
Conformation and Choice of a Young Dressage Prospect
Movement
Where to Buy
Breeding and the Genetic Pool
Frozen Semen
Psychology of the Horse and Its Use in Training
The Sixth Sense
Memory and Intelligence
Reactions
The Senses
Applying Equine Psychology to Training
Biomechanical Action of the Vertebral Column, Thorax and 'Power Curve'
The Vertebral Column
The Thorax
The 'Power Curve'
Rectitude of the Horse
Lateral Flexibility
Riding Circles, Curves and Spirals
Shoulder-In, Travers, Renvers, Half- and Full Passes
Half- and Full Passes, Zigzags, Counter Changes of Hand
Riding Conduction on a Straight Line
The Musculature of the Horse Related to Training
Impulsion
Instinctive
Mechanical
Transmitted
Tempo, Cadence, Rhythm and Self-Carriage
The Walk
The Trot
Collected Trot
Lengthening of the Stride
The Medium and Extended Trots
The Canter
The Collected Canter
The Medium Canter
The Extended Canter
The Counter-Canter
Faults in the Canter
My Progression
Foundation of lateral and longitudinal flexibility
Lungeing
Ridden
Check points
Developing the strength to carry
Work in hand
Ridden
Check points
Collection, extension and self-carriage
Exercises
Check points
Variations
Lungeing
General Principles of Lungeing
Benefits of working on a circle
The trainer's posture
Voice commands
Initial resistances
Early progression
More advanced exercises
Functional Aspects of Lungeing
Introducing the young horse to the lunge
Lungeing over ground poles and small jumps
Use of side reins in more advanced work
Retraining on the Lunge: A personal recollection
Starting the Young Horse Under Saddle
Introduction On the Lunge
Initial Work Under Saddle
Progression
A Cautionary Reminiscence
The Full Halt
The Half-Halt
Leg-Yielding
Shoulder-Fore
Shoulder-In
Explanation and Uses
Teaching the Horse
Faults In Shoulder-In
Bend and Tracking
Travers and Renvers
Travers
Renvers
Exercises In Travers and Renvers
Pirouettes in the Trot on Diminishing Circles
The Half-Pass in the Walk and Trot
Early Work
More Advanced Work
Half-Passes and Zigzags in the Canter
The Half-Pass
The Full Pass
The Counter Change of Hand
The Canter Zigzag
The Rein-Back
Teaching the Horse
Overcoming Faults
The 'Swing'
Flying Changes
The Movement and the Aids
Teaching the Horse
Faults and Corrections
Pirouette in the Walk
Pirouettes in the Canter
Sequence of Footfall
The Rider's Aids
Teaching the Horse
Faults and Corrections
Developing the Piaffe in Hand and Ridden
Teaching in Hand
Preparation and equipment
Preparing the horse
Working the horse in hand
Work in hand under saddle
The Piaffe Ridden
The aids
Dealing with faults
Perfecting training
Passage
Teaching the Horse
Faults and Corrections in Training
Transition Faults in Competition
Nervous and Headstrong Horses
Preparation Before Work
Training
Working Outdoors
When Things Go Wrong
Riding Cross-Country
Preparing for Competition
The Training Schedule
Travel, Preparation and Teamwork
Mental Preparation of the Rider
Warming Up
Approaches for Different Horses
Learning From Experience
Competition
National Competitions
International Competitions
Finances of Dressage: Maintaining the Art
Judging
Conclusion
Notes
Index