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Happy Dance and Angelic Trumpeting
Jane got to ride yesterday! First ride back? Hudson. (beatifically happy sigh) I expected to be, well…horrible. As in “please don’t fall off (or bounce!) and humiliate myself… more →
The Literary Horse
Jane Savoie's Tips For Clean Flying Changes with A Dressage Horse on Youtube
janesavoie wrote 2 hours ago: So many people ask me how to get clean flying changes with their dressage horses that I’ve pos … more →
Set back for William
Flying Colours Stables wrote 4 hours ago: Wednesday started out very normal, horses fed, turned out, stable cleaned. I headed home to work fr … more →
HOW TO "FEEL" WHEN YOUR DRESSAGE HORSE IS HONESTLY ON THE BIT
janesavoie wrote 6 hours ago: One of the most frequently asked questions I get is how to feel when a dressage horse is honestly on … more →
The “You Don’t Have To Do Well To Have Fun Show” – Part 2
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onthebit wrote 6 hours ago: Texas trying to eat Gennyral's barn owner and my Mom all posing So as soon as the truck stopped … more →
Jane Savoie's Dressage Mentor Coaching Website Hosts Dressage Forum
janesavoie wrote 16 hours ago: Jane Savoie’s interactive coaching website, Dressage Mentor, includes an amazing online Dressa … more →
Jane Savoie Describes What a Dressage Horse Looks Like When He's On The Bit
janesavoie wrote 19 hours ago: Lots of people have asked me what a dressage horse should look like when he’s on the bit. Wha … more →
Jane Savoie's Free Dressage Newsletter and Indiana Jones Savoie on Youtube
janesavoie wrote 1 day ago: Sign up for my dressage newsletter to get FREE training tips, and meet my puppy, Indiana Jones Savoi … more →
The "You Don't Have To Do Well To Have Fun Show" - Part 1
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onthebit wrote 1 day ago: So as you all know I was stressing a lot about driving to this show. I don’t know why I was so … more →
Horse Shows in Middle Tennessee in July/August/September
marlajefferssmith56 wrote 1 day ago: Please click on the page covering active equestrian associations/entities in Middle Tennessee for w … more →
Kristina Harrison Naness is a beautiful rider with a beautiful horse...
colleenwalker52 wrote 2 days ago: I took this photo when I was at the Oaks Bleinheim for the Olympic Selection Trials in 2008. Here a … more →
When Is My Training Level Dressage Horse Ready to Move Up to First Level?
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janesavoie wrote 2 days ago: Riders often ask me, “How do I know it’s the right time to move my Training Level dressage horse up … more →
Withers Up!
tbatx wrote 2 days ago: As Liam and I work to move from Training to First Level, one of the biggest challenges we face is cr … more →
Jane Savoie's New Freedom From Horseback Riding Fear Program For Equestrians Ready to Launch!
janesavoie wrote 2 days ago: Jane Savoie Helps you Arm yourself with tools to Manage Your Horseback Riding Fears and Squash your … more →
Jane Savoie's Youtube Shows a Leg Yielding Exercise for Dressage Horse Suppleness
janesavoie wrote 3 days ago: Jane Savoie’s Youtube channel shows a simple zig-zag exercise in Leg yielding both for dressag … more →
Instruments of Torture: New Riding Boots
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dressage rider wrote 3 days ago: I splurged on a new pair of Ariat Heritage II riding boots. With a back zipper no less! The boots we … more →
Riding is like chewing gum while walking
dressage rider wrote 3 days ago: Have you ever tried to chew gum while walking, patting your head and rubbing your tummy all at the s … more →
JR Ride 52: Wasn't Born to Follow
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Sarah K. Andrew wrote 4 days ago: Friday, 7/10/09 Blahhhhhhh, JR feels backsore again. This is after an evaluation/adjustment by a ve … more →
The times for the Wednesday show are up...
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onthebit wrote 5 days ago: And I am shocked to see how few people there are in my class! There are only 12 people at training 3 … more →
Hope for Tomorrow Chooses to Continue Her Training, and Buddy's Spirit Shines
Wendy wrote 6 days ago: Friday Lessons: What I learned in lessons today: 1. Given time, space, and attention, communication … more →
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