I know you dressage specialists are rolling your eyes at my civilian terminology. There are apparently 38 set movements in dressage, but only a few are readily apparent to the novice eye. Like dancers in a pas de deux, they are not allowed to speak. The apparent calm and near-indifference that the riders appeared to exhibit as their horses went through their paces reminded me a bit of the way ballet dancers are supposed to make their difficult accomplishments look entirely easy, as if anyone could do it.
Lucretia has been highly successful in the show ring with a classical approach. She has trained numerous horses from start and helped many others progress from various stages.
Lucretia is a FEI rider who believes in strong basics a at any level. Uniquely, she is willing to work with all breeds, ages, and levels. She is small enough for ponies but with the talent to ride large and big moving horses. She is kind and correct in all her riding. Lessons are clear, informative, and enjoyable. Openings for horse training starting in May All training includes lessons to ensure continued success. FEI Trainer and riding instructor, classically taught by European trainers.
Dedicated to real communication and bond between horse and rider. Focus on physical development of horse and rider through motor learning. Students and horses of all levels w elcome. Students can access our international trainer, Hans Schmideler for clinics throughout the year. Prospects and made horse available for sale School horses available, or can travel to your facility.
For fun or competiti on, with an emphasis on correct, safe riding and horsemanship. Other services available! Laura Parker has dedicated her 45 year c areer to understanding what builds a sound, sane and athletic horse from the ground up. The exquisite 55 acre farm with a sunny indoor ring, large dressage ring, woodsy trails, grassy paddocks, additional double sized second outdoor, 15 12x12 stalls all with windows in our heated barn offers a private experience for each client as if it were your own farm.
Training level through FEI classical dressage, natural horsemanship techniques, kinesthetic awareness Enjoy your lessons, love and learn with your horse or our schoolmasters. Special arrangements possible with other professionals Get in touch. Chestnut Hill Stables is a small and welcoming riding school offering thoughtful and personalized instruction on a variety of school horses in a beautiful countryside setting.
Whether you want to build strength and skill, are looking to compete, or simply want to enjoy time in the saddle with confidence. Schedule a lesson.
Several years ago I returned to riding after about a 40 year break! I checked out several places and Trina's lesson immediately resonated with me as the best choice. Is till feel absolutely the same! Trina has worked with me and my horse and we have made amazing strides. He gave me a lot of much needed confidence in myself as a trainer and reminded me just how fun horses can be.
I have also decided that with the selling of Hamilton, I am going to continue pursuing buying and training horses. Please share and follow if you know someone looking for a horse! I, of course, had a favorite horse. He was a chestnut named Jerry. My instructor at the time eventually left that barn, so I followed her doing private lessons and dabbling briefly in dressage. My grandmom ended up buying me my first horse. He was a 8 yr old chestnut quarter horse with 4 white socks, a big blaze, and an even bigger attitude.
Mikey taught me all the necessary skills like sitting a buck and getting on again and again and again after you fall off. We did a small amount of showing in some flat equitation classes and unrecognized dressage shows. After he put me on crutches for the second time, my parents decided it was best to move on from him.
At about the same time, my family ended up moving to West Grove, PA. Chester County is in the heart of horse country, so my somewhat mild horse obsession stood no chance. My good friend and neighbor got me started in fox hunting. I have ridden them all countless times across all of Chester County hunt territory. I eventually joined the Cochran Hunt, and was up at the crack of dawn every Saturday morning through high school to make the meet. I experienced all aspects of the hunt from first and second field to a brief period of being an assistant whipper in.
Galloping across fields and jumping such a diverse mix of fences gives you an eye that cannot be rivaled. There is also quite an art to getting hunt horses fit! And as my students and colleagues will tell you, I have quite an obsession with proper horse fitness!
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