First Level

Axel_NoStirrups_TN copy
Work Without Stirrups to Quiet Your Hands and Develop a Secure Seat
Read More →
dressagetoday virtual show iii
Results from the Dressage Today Virtual Show III
Read More →
virtual horse show results dressage today photo by amy k dragoo
Results from the Dressage Today Virtual Show II
Read More →
1 image2
How to Correctly Ride a Change of Lead Through Trot
Read More →
Arnd Bronkhorst - Arnd
How To Teach Your Horse to Pick Up the Correct Canter Lead
Read More →
moving up to second level
Are You Ready to Move Up to Second Level?
Read More →
DTMP-150200-EXPERTS-03a
How to Help Your Horse Maintain Balance in Canter
Read More →
sitting trot required dressage tests
At What Level In Dressage Are You Required to Sit the Trot?
Read More →
margaret freeman first level r and p
First Level Frustrations
Read More →
tempel lipizzans ted goad
Tempel Farms: An Educational Landmark
Read More →
cristina kayvon pierce baltimore first level
Shift Balance To Encourage Self-Carriage in Dressage
Read More →
cristina kayvon pierce baltimore first level
Shift Balance To Encourage Self-Carriage in Dressage
Read More →

RELATED POSTS

Dressage_Ears2 copy
US Equestrian Publishes Riding Standards Guidelines for Dressage
DaveIllustration copy
Recalibrate Your Body to Create a Joyful Partnership With Your Horse
SusanneWinter2025 copy 3
Lengthen Your Legs and Relax Your Hips to Improve Your Horse's Movement
ISABEL WERTH (GER)BELLA ROSE 2
Arthritis Diagnosis? Strategies to Keep Your Dressage Partner Competing

TRENDING ARTICLES

Dressage_Ears2 copy
US Equestrian Publishes Riding Standards Guidelines for Dressage
DaveIllustration copy
Recalibrate Your Body to Create a Joyful Partnership With Your Horse
Charolette_TN copy
Advice to Help You Sit Tall in the Saddle Without Working Against Your Own Body
All Illustrations by Joanne Mehl
Understanding Horse Personalities, Part 1: The 4 Basic Personality Types
Dressage Today
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.