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FROM ONLINE
TO FLYING
CHANGES
Combining the physical and mental aspects of
Dressage with principals of Natural Horsemanship has
Become a fascinating journey. When turning to the
Masters , both past and present for advice, they all
point in one direction… Present your teaching the way
most natural to the horse!
Recently, I have found a description in Udo Buerger`s
Book: “Vollendete Reitkunst” regarding the foundation
Of training horses a young horse at the Cavalery School at
Hannover in the 1940`s. In this basic training, the
young horse was asked to be regulated in all 3 gates
only by a slight shift in the rider`s upper body. Both
reins were held with ample slack in one hand on top of
the withers. The horse was schooled in balance,
straightness and learningto shift weight onto his
hindquaters. For up to a year this work was
accomplished out in the fields and hills. The method
was deemed The Natural Way of Training Horses.
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