A video series by Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician, that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels. In this video, Axel and rider, Sandra Hansen, take her 3-year-old Friesian/Knabstrupper gelding through some of the basic movements required in an Introductory Level test.

Running Time: 10 minutes and 28 seconds

A video series by Axel Steiner, FEI 5* Dressage Judge and clinician, that examines the history of dressage and the different requirements for each level of competitive dressage from the National to International levels. In this video, Axel and rider, Stephanie Field, take her 4-year-old German Riding Pony gelding through some of the basic movements required in a Training Level test.

Running Time: 9 minutes and 27 seconds

Darren Roberts shows you the proper way to bathe a horse with detailed demonstrations of each step while emphasizing horsemanship and safety.

Running Time: 15 minutes

An unstable or unintentionally displaced lower leg during downward transitions can send mixed signals to a horse. Bernie Traurig likes to call these “clashing aids.” If for instance, a rider squeezes with the lower leg behind the girth (or even brushes that area on a sensitive horse) while asking with the rein aids for the horse to come back, the horse will be confused and the transition will be anything but smooth. In this video lesson, Bernie demonstrates this common mistake and shows how to achieve prompt downward transitions by avoiding what he calls the “tickle spot," that area on a sensitive thoroughbred or warmblood horse that can cause an unwanted reaction with even the slighted touch.

Running Time: 4 minutes and 59 seconds