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"Dressage Formula" was first published in 1980 and has been constantly in demand ever since. It has now been completely revised and extended for the third time and is presented in the same clear, easy-to-read format that has helped to make it one of the most consistently popular and widely…
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The author was a student of the renowned Egon von Neindorff. This book gives clear descriptions and a step-by-step guide on how to achieve the lightness and impulsion dressage riders seek. It explains how a younger horse’s exercises should differ from a more seasoned one. The explanation of an ideal seat is par none. I found the photos used as examples to be clear. The author uses bullet dots to make his key points and this enhances the importance and clarity of his descriptions. I can look at the short lists for critical pieces of info and use them as…
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