Jedi Horsemanship. Safr Horse Trailers - The Best Horse Trailer. (3) Birthe Laufer. The farm. Fox Run Farm is an idyllic dressage training center in beautiful north San Diego county. Set on 10 acres, it hosts a 13-stall barn, a mirrored dressage court, a large jumping arena, a galloping track, and six grass pastures. The sand footing is watered and dragged daily. Each of the lucky horses living here has an individualized feeding program which may include grass or alfalfa hay, beet pulp, bran, and grain.
The stalls are cleaned twice a day and the horses fed three times a day. Wash racks have hot and cold water. The raised center aisle barn has 12x12 foot box stalls, all with windows to the outside and a spacious common tack room with plenty of room for show trunks. The barn cat “B.C.” makes sure there are no rodents anywhere. The farm owners, Donna Richardson and Steve Borders, as well as the head groom, Ernesto Magana, live on the premises and conduct evening “stall checks” every night. Lean more about our trainer Sandy. California Dressage Society. Member Businesses: Training If you'd like to advertise your horse-related business or service on this page, write to Paula and include the following information: (1) your name, (2) your CDS membership number, (3) a paragraph about your business or service to be printed exactly as is, (4) the page(s) on which you would like your advertisement to appear and (5) be sure to include contact information for your prospective customers!
ACROSS THE DIAGONAL FARM Jennifer Roth Clinics, sales, lessons and training. Competitive Classical Dressage. Jennifer Roth "S" USEF Dressage judge since 1985. Jennifer is passionate about sharing her knowledge and seeks to teach the language of dressage passed on to her by some of the foremost masters in the world. Over 30 years of training at FEI level. Full Service training barns. ALI KERMEEN HC EQUESTRIAN - Ali Kermeen focuses on creating well rounded horses and capable riders. Allida Allen is located in Soquel, California, between Watsonville and Santa Cruz. Swede Equine Show Stables - European inspired training for the passionate equestrian.
Robin Garrett Dressage. Hunter Equestrian Center - Training. Training FACILITY PHOTOS (Click for slideshow) Currently the facility has four trainers crossing three riding disciplines: Hunter/Jumpers, Dressage and Western. Trainer Karen Busch moved to Hunter Equestrian Center in July of 2006. The facility’s owner, Michell Anne Hunter, specializes in colt starting. Karen Busch is the proprietor of Got-2-Fly Farm, a Hunter/Jumper show barn.
Star farm is operated by Hilaire Hodgson who concentrates on Hunter/Jumper training. ::: Sustainable Dressage - Collection & Its Evasions - True Collection - What It Is and How to Achieve It ::: Descriptions of Collection What Really Happens Trained Equilibrium Bend the Hip-Benders The Abdominal Muscles Lifting the Base of the Neck There's No Such Thing as a "Particular Level Frame" The Rein Aids for the Relaxation of the Jaw Use the Trot for On-The-Bit Collection in the Trot Continuum The Signs of Collection - A Source of Misconceptions If you have gotten here without first reading about Natural and Natural+ I strongly suggest you take a few minutes and actually read said chapter. If you choose not to, you will disagree with me simply because we do not define "natural" the same way.
I make much more sense if you read it. Descriptions of Collection What is this illusive thing called collection, anyway? We all talk about it, but what do we mean? The stages of collection - levade omitted Collection can be described in many ways. Stepping In Under the Body One is that the horse steps further in under its body with the hindlegs and erects the neck.
Shorter, Higher Strides Shorter Body. How to groom a horse, about grooming tools, brusing a horse, cleaning a horse. Rubber Curry: Usually shaped like an oval or circle, has soft rubber "teeth". Dandy Brush: Stiff bristled brush. Body Brush: Soft bristled brush, usually made of horse hair. Hoof Pick/Brush: The hoofpick/brush combo can be found a most tack stores. Mane Comb: I recommend plastic, you will be less likely to break the hairs. Towel: Polishing towel/rag, helps remove sweat marks and gives the coat a nice shine after brushing. When grooming a horse, start at the top of his neck and work your way to his rear, then switch sides and repeat. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. TA DA! When you are finished riding, it is good to give the horse another grooming to remove any sweat marks or dirt that accumulated from the arena or trail. Some people will lightly spray the towel with a hair conditioner such as "Show Sheen", to help bring out the shine in the horse's coat.
Another brush called a "Mud Brush", has very stiff bristles.