Sentences with phrase «dressage by»

About Blog The relentless pursuit of dressage by an average equestrian.

As legal partners to British Dressage the Harrison Clark Rickerbys equine team provide full legal support to members of British Dressage by way of a free legal helpline as well as discounted and preferential rates.

We have a dedicated equine legal team with expertise in the law relating to all equestrian issues and team provide full legal support to members of British Dressage by way of a free legal helpline as well as discounted and preferential rates.

Not exact matches

In recent decades, women accounted for the fastest - growing segment of the market, with demand driven by competitive riders participating in dressage events.

«Our riders learned a dressage test that was ridden in the morning, followed by a course of show jumps in the afternoon.

Lords reform and boundary changes, our continually slumping economy and a really interesting looking resignation / by - election announcement have kept politicos as much on their toes as a dancing dressage horse!

I show dressage and will start showing jumping by next year.

Dressage can also make you obey by giving orders or better understand what you expect from him.

AGHA Dressage classes will be presided over by the same USDF - USEF judges, but they must also be AQHA members.

While the focus of the expanding program is on the competing horse, which in North Carolina is primarily represented by horses involved in jumping, dressage, and eventing, companion horses will also benefit as owners may take advantage of any of the services to speed recovery from chronic or acute injuries.

Bortolami Gallery will present «Dressage» (2013), a new in - situ installation by Tom Burr, consisting of dark wooden and metal structures that present literal and abstract re-workings of equestrian fences, stalls, jumps, paddocks, referring to the vocabulary of sculpture while echoing the former military purpose of the site.

Quadrille (1976) by Rose English highlights the fetishisation of women's bodies and explores issues around gender roles, whereby dressage can be seen as a metaphor for power struggles and relationships.

Alison has been appointed by British Dressage as one of their representatives on the British Equestrian Federations Hearing Panel.

Alison, who has been appointed by British Dressage as their representative on the British Equestrian Federation Appeals Board, specialises in equine litigation issues, and advises on liabilities related to horses, sale and purchase disputes as well as negligence claims against veterinary professionals and other equine industry workers.

It involves a high level of horse training, and a high level of skill by the dressage rider and trainer.