Young Horse

Blogger Pam Stone shares how she incorporates hacking and hillwork in the training of her young horse. Plus, check out her tip for riding safely in the heat.

Read more in the latest edition of the DT Extra!

In the second installment of her two-part article on training young horses, Dressage Today blogger Jenna Arnold shares an exercise that teaches the horse to yield his ribcage.

Dressage Today blogger Jenna Arnold shares lessons from her experiences training young horses in this first installment of a two-part article.

A discussion of this indispensable element in daily dressage training

Dressage Today blogger Pam Stone shares an update on her youngster Lucas and details her observations on gaining access to his back.

Blogger Pam Stone shares an update on her young horse, Lucas, in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown.

Blogger Pam Stone shares an update on her youngster, Lucas, who is a KWPN by Negro (by Ferro).

Pam reflects on the search for and arrival of Lucas, a 3-year-old Negro gelding with a great brain, a big canter and lots of promise.

Blogger and dressage professional Jenna Arnold shares her reflections on the importance of high standards, perseverance, joy and community.

Blogger Pam Stone shares her last update on her OTTB project, Voodoo, while explaining the benefits of working out of the ring.

Inside a session from the Old Master Series

How a structured, systematic approach to warm-up is beneficial

In her latest blog, Pam Stone shares an update on another Arabian, named Party Girl, who has come her way for training.

How to develop your dressage horse by teaching him to love learning

Stacey Hastings shares a few techniques to help you keep your horse tuned into you, instead of the distractions outside of the ring.

Katherine Bateson-Chandler explains this useful exercise to help develop collection while maintaining forwardness.

Janet "Dolly" Hannon explains how to help your horse understand this movement.

Two reasons why the guideline for the training of young, gifted dressage horses differs slightly from average horses.

Five-time Olympian Kyra Kyrklund shares her dressage training secrets at a Kentucky symposium.

Beth Beukema shares 12 rules to help riders determine who has the right of way in a crowded arena.

Think your dressage stirrup length is just right? Dressage expert Steven Wolgemuth shares some ways to double check that you are riding with your stirrups at the correct length.

Courtney King-Dye explains the importance of days off, hack days and regular turnout.

In her latest blog, Pam Stone discusses her latest journey in working with a special young horse.