1935 U.S. Cavalry Manual with red pencil, carrot, and sugar cubes – classical horse training tools 🔥 INSTRUCTIONS (read before...

A clear explanation of what the classical schools meant by Combined Effects  — the rider’s deliberate coordination of distinct actions and single aids to form an intelligible language between horse and human. Combined Effects — the visible proof that the aids remain separate while the effects are combined. Most modern readers — and riders — skim past the most important ideas without realizing it… just as they do in the saddle. They hurry through the words, the way they rush

Introduction Looseness in Riding ( Losgelassenheit ) is not jacuzzi relaxation or a vague “mellow feeling.” It is the deliberately...

Center of gravity in horse riding isn’t relative to what feels good. Real balance is physics, not slogans—and only an educated seat can ride forward.

Fixing a Tense Lusitano in Western Tack (The Quiet Rehabilitation) This isn’t “inspired by” classical training . It  is classical...

[Who should be famous—but isn’t yet.] A lovely Lusitano, waylaid by ambition.Two trainers, one ordinary day.And the decision to...

This warmup looks simple. It is not. Watch, self-test, and prove you can ride it—if you dare. Most riders can't. Will you?

“A horse that travels sideways isn’t trained…”* Capt. Etienne Beaudant, FRANCE So what about...

$100,000 horsemanship lesson: "This is discipline."* says Major Anders Lindgren. There's an old cavalry adage that the horses must take...

We bought a spectacular 17.3H, 5.5 yr Master x Kaliber (Utrillo) gelding, who God put together so ideal uphill he easily made every GP...