Isabelle Herter Dressage

04/08/2024

✨✨✨dream team✨✨✨

21/05/2024

23/02/2024

Magnifique instant dans un hiver détrempé!

26/11/2023

Encore une belle journée !

02/06/2023

« Sur un malentendu » ça passe 😍

10/05/2023

C’est aussi ça le dressage 🌸

08/03/2023

Ingrid and Reiner Klimke tell us:
“In our experience natural crookedness is eliminated only by systematic schooling using serpentines, lengthening the stride on the open section of the circle and riding figures of eight to improve suppleness on both sides of the horse. When we are training our horses they respond best with the following principles; we drive with the inside aids into the outside supporting aids on a circle and on all curved lines. For example, in working trot on a circle left, the left (inside) leg drives the horse into the quietly supportive outside rein, so the horse takes the contact and therefore softens to the inside rein. The horse often snorts when he is loosened and softened this way… The horse will gradually become straighter on the left rein once we achieve a contact with the right (outside) rein. The same goes on the right rein for when the left rein is the outside rein. A softly giving inside rein ensures a contact with the outside rein, enabling the horse to be ridden forwards.”
For lots more Klimke wisdom go to www.horsemagazine.com

10/02/2023

Shooting🎥
Avec@manococosarahlie
Au Haras de la Foulque

06/02/2023

FAntastique

19/01/2023

29/11/2022

Jean Bemelmans on success:“I am 100% convinced that the biggest part of success is that you understand your horse. You have to be a horseman – not only riding because you want to be successful and you use the horse to be successful for you. Look at Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin, they are not thinking in this way, they didn’t start with Valegro to be an Olympic winner. They love him and they built him up and suddenly he gives more, and more, and suddenly he gives them a win in the Prix St Georges, and then he gives them a little bit passage, piaffe, and this is the way.”https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2021/10/jean-bemelmans-understanding-your-horse/

14/10/2022

A votre service 😂

04/09/2022

Très bonne rentrée à tous et toutes!