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RICH EQUESTRIAN VS POOR EQUESTRIAN *funny

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RICH EQUESTRIAN VS POOR EQUESTRIAN *funny 😂 | Part 2 Part 2 in my series showing the differences between rich and poor e...

Have you heard of DAP or Diagonal Advanced Placement? Many dressage riders are not familiar with the term. However, DAP is viewed by some experts as the best single indicator of a horse’s aptitude and suitability for the highest levels of dressage.

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How to Identify Diagonal Advanced Placement (DAP) ⋆ How To Dressage DAP is viewed by some experts as the best single indicator of a horse’s aptitude and suitability for the highest levels of dressage.

Karen & Rob chat with 4* Eventer Natalia Neneman to recap her Kentucky experience as well as get to know her. We had a great time chatting. Natalia has a coaching business focused on the adult amateur and she shares tips for those riders listening.

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Natalia Neneman from Desert Camping to 4* Eventing - Major League Eventing Podcast Karen & Rob chat with 4* Eventer Natalia Neneman to recap her Kentucky experience as well as get to know her.  We had a great time chatting.  Natalia has a coaching business focused on the adult amateur and she shares tips for those ...

Collection is at the very top of the training scale, because you need to have everything else. You need to have your rhythm, you need to have your straightness, you need to have your connection, all different things you need to be able to have before you can start collecting.

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HOW DO I COLLECT MY HORSE FOR BEGINNERS? PART 1 - Dressage Mastery TV Episode 280 Want more of this kind of coaching?Come join us inside The Riders ...

🐴✨ COMING UP AT FOXBERRY FARM! ✨🐴

Fall is filling up—and we’ve got some great opportunities to ride, learn, and have fun with your horse! 🍂

🐎 Schooling Opportunities Available Now
Take advantage of XC schooling before and during the show:
• Cross Country: $40 (full facility access)
• Dressage/Stadium: $20 (arena use)
Helmets and release forms required. Protective vests required for XC.
📞 Contact Kim (770-778-4067) to schedule.

📅 SEPTEMBER 19
🏆 Foxberry Farm Schooling Show Series Finale
The final show of the series! 🎉
➡️ Entries are being accepted now at Foxberry-Farm.com

📅 OCTOBER 3
✨ LIBERTY 101 with Laurie Wilson
10:30 AM–3:30 PM | $135/person
A fun, hands-on day focused on connection, communication, confidence & liberty work. 🐴💫
📧 Register with June: [email protected]

📅 OCTOBER 17
🌿 Kudzu Klinic with Joanne Morse
Dressage and/or Jumping
➡️ Register through GDCTA: https://gdcta.org/event-6820043

📅 NOVEMBER 14–15
⭐ Hilda Donovan Clinic
A great opportunity to learn and refine your training!
📧 Register with 📞 Kim (770-778-4067)

Mark your calendars, grab your riding buddies, and make plans to join us at Foxberry Farm! ❤️🐴

One Ear, One Incredible Journey: Mustang Makes His Way to the AEC

One Ear, One Incredible Journey: Mustang Makes His Way to the AEC

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Do you want to get a soft but communicative contact with your horse? In this video, I take you through exactly how to establish a steady and supple contact with your horse’s mouth and how to maintain it for good!

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How to get a Steady and Supple Contact Do you want to get a soft but communicative contact with your horse...

Basically, horses help everything. 😁

Why does your brain seem to get quieter the moment you get on your horse?

For riders with ADHD, the saddle can sometimes feel like the one place where everything suddenly clicks.

The to-do lists. The unfinished thoughts. The constant mental noise.

Gone.

And while horseback riding isn't a cure for ADHD or a substitute for clinical treatment, researchers are beginning to explore why movement, sensory input, focus and the human-horse connection may help explain what so many riders have experienced for years.

Riding requires you to be present.

You have to notice your horse's movement. Adjust your balance. Respond to subtle changes. Make decisions in real time.

Your brain can't be everywhere else when you're communicating with a 1,000-pound animal.

Maybe that's part of the magic of the saddle.

Equestrians: Do you have ADHD, or have you noticed that riding seems to quiet your mind and improve your focus?

Tell us in the comments what you experience when you ride. If you'd like to read the full article, comment below so we can connect!