Kimberly monk dressage

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10/30/2024

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Dressage is not about quick results. It’s about the long game, the process of learning, growing, and improving with every ride. Stay patient, stay focused, and trust that the rewards will come in their own time.

10/27/2024

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10/14/2024

10/09/2024

🐴DRESSAGE SOLUTIONS:🐴 To feel correct contact …

Imagine a fishing line. When the horse is behind the hand or “empty,” the contact feels like the fishing line is just hanging on the water (image on left), but once you get the horse pushing into the bit, the contact you feel is like a draw on your back, elbows, forearm and hand—just like a fish taking the line (image on right).
— Mica Mabragaña

09/29/2024

09/29/2024

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09/25/2024

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A study reviewed the effects of feeding rice bran on body condition and the abundance of microorganisms in the cecum in senior horses.

09/25/2024

🐴 DRESSAGE SOLUTIONS:🐴 To help you maintain a low hand and closed elbow …

Imagine you're taking a toddler on her first ride and she's sitting on your lap in the saddle. Through all of your movements and transitions, those low-together
hands and tucked-in elbows act like a seatbelt for the little one to enjoy her first ride safely.
—Dressage trainer Bonnie Walker

09/25/2024

Ingrid Klimke preparing the four-year-old Damon’s Divene for a Young Riding Horse class. If you wanted to see a young horse ridden correctly, this was it:
Ingrid tells us: “At first it is important that you do rising trot and always try to keep contact – an active, normal working trot and ride her from behind, stretching into your hand and guide her and show her that the way is free to take her neck down and stretch her nose forward.”
https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2017/10/brilliant-basics-with-ingrid-klimke-the-young-horse/