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08/06/2025

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06/06/2025

We are very excited to welcome our first South African Evoke Brand Ambassador Andrea Harrison Buchmann to our Amazeballs Equestrian team.

We look forward to watching Andrea dance down centreline in her beautiful Evoke Helmets. Andrea is a dressage coach and a dressage rider of all levels and believes anything is possible when you have the right team.

Stay tuned to find out who the next lucky South African Evoke brand ambassador will be!!

Andrea Harrison Buchmann

06/04/2025

Dressage doesn't demand perfection. It demands perseverance.

This sport will humble you. Confuse you. Occasionally betray you. You’ll ride one day like a future team rider, and the next like someone who just discovered horses exist.

But here’s the thing: the ones who make it aren’t the flashiest or the most naturally gifted. They’re the ones who keep showing up. Who ride through the mental spirals, the sticky transitions, the “why do I do this to myself” days.

The quiet, gritty ones? They’re the real ones.
Because dressage doesn’t w**d out the weak, it builds the strong.

Keep going. You’re probably doing better than you think.

01/04/2025

🏆🐴The Fifth Edition of The Warmblood Chronicles is here ‼

Some articles to look out for in this edition:

🐴 Gain a better understanding of what the WBFSH General Assembly is all about
🐴 Get to know Dressage Rider and Coach Andrea Harrison Buchmann
🐴 The importance of the mare in breeding and understanding the pedigree combinations
🏆 Highlights from SAWHS HOY 2025

https://heyzine.com/flip-book/c13d26873c.html

We hope you all enjoy the read 🤓 On the cover we have Saratoga Macy Gray owned and ridden by Shannah Mayne - winner of the SAW Open Show Horse Under Saddle 🏆🤩

23/03/2025

Setbacks in dressage aren’t failures—they’re lessons. Every great rider has faced tough moments, but what sets them apart is their mindset. Instead of seeing mistakes as defeats, view them as valuable information. Your horse isn’t resisting to be difficult; there’s always a reason. Approach challenges with curiosity, not frustration.

You can’t always control the outcome, but you can control your attitude, preparation, and response. Focus on improving what’s within your power—your position, timing, and feel. One bad day doesn’t define your riding; progress isn’t linear. Dressage is a journey of refinement and patience.

Trust the process and remember why you started—the connection, the elegance, the harmony. Those moments will come again. The best riders aren’t the ones who never struggle; they’re the ones who refuse to quit. Keep going—your breakthrough is coming.

13/02/2025

2025 Toyota Equestrian Launch at Kyalami Park ClubThursday 13 February 2025 17:00

05/02/2025

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We are absolutely devastated by the tragic loss of David. He touched so many of our lives, and was so loved by all who knew him.
Thank you to everyone for your kindness and words of support during this difficult time. We will advise on a memorial date in the near future.

30/12/2024

And this is not just for beginner and novice riders!
No matter what level you're at, it is you that is influencing your horse's way of going... and when one sees horses at the highest level performing on the forehand and with hollow backs one has to ask, does the rider even have any idea (or care) that they're the cause and does their coach even see, nevermind bother addressing any of it anymore and at what point did they stop seeing it, if they ever saw it in the first place?
Most riders see hundreds of photos of themselves, but do they actually see anything? Because there's no change in them over many years of the same bad/incorrect/unhealthy-for-the-horse rider's seat/position...
Poor horses!

13/12/2024

It can be challenging to find the right hand position as every instructor has his/her own way and has had different training experiences. Here are a few things every rider should be aware of and keep in mind while working on a correct hand position.

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