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  • ICP Clinic, Stadium Jumping | Yogi Breisner | TRAILER 02

    Trailer 1 for World Class performance manager and Chef D'Equipe, Yogi Breisner's ICP Stadium Jumping Clinic. Hear Yogi's industry insights and watch him instruct horse and rider pairs with the goal of improving their Stadium Jumping. Yogi works with a variety of riders and horses of various level...

  • Clinic Group 1: Rideability Over 2 Ground Poles | Margie Engle

    Olympian Margie Engle sets a line of two poles across the diagonal and has the riders canter over it in five strides. Then she has them collect their horses’ strides and ride the line in six strides. Next, she asks them to open their horses’ strides to ride the line in four strides.

  • Making Your Horse Adjustable | Phillip Dutton | TRAILER 02

    Trailer 2 for two time Olympic Gold Medalist, Phillip Dutton's, Making Your Horse Adjustable session. Join Phillip as he works with a group of riders over a technically challenging course to illustrate the importance of being able to adjust your horse into the jump. Watch Phillip ride and demonst...

  • Lessons | Silva Martin | TRAILER

    This series, borrowed from our sister site Dressage Today OnDemand, comes from Grand Prix dressage trainer Silva Martin. These videos include several lessons with eventers that show warm up through practicing the complete test. The focus is on getting the horses forward and supple and then stress...

  • Transitions For Jumping | Matt Brown | TRAILER 01

    Trailer for Matt Brown's Transitions For jumping session. Top event rider and coach, Matt Brown gives a lesson focused on working with transitions to improve the horse and riders jumping. He uses ground poles, V poles, and a series of jumps to support rider as he offers feedback to help this indi...

  • Stadium Courses After Gymnastics | Jonathan Holling | TRAILER

    International event rider Jonathan Holling completes his stadium lesson with three, varied horses - a quick, forward Appaloosa, an experienced, upper-level horse and rider combination and a young gelding at the start of his career. Watch how he makes each of these stadium rounds a successful expe...

  • Improving Your Turns For Show Jumping | Christopher Burton | TRAILER

    Olympian Christopher Burton gives a lesson in the stadium, focused on improving your turns for show jumping. He works with riders over fences to chose the best lines and ride correct turns to have a better course.

  • Hot Thoroughbred - Trailer

    Join WEG Silver medalist Dorothy Crowell in this great lesson addressing the ins and outs of riding a hot Thoroughbred. Watch for the tips on body position, breathing, half halts, and down transitions with a horse that has an impressive desire to go forward.

  • Does Your Horse Look For Their Fence? | David O'Connor | TRAILER

    Olympian David O'Connor works with riders over a series of tough angled fences in his lesson focused on the horse looking for their fence. David works with the riders on moving the horse's shoulders, not just his head to make sure he is able to turn efficiently and look for his next fence. Jumpin...

  • Circle Exercise | Gina Miles | TRAILER

    Olympian Gina Miles works with a group during a lesson on her circle exercise. Gina demonstrates riding the exercise, consisting of two to four jumps on a circle, and how the riders can control the number of strides between the jumps. She also explains how the exercise can be decreased in difficu...

  • Maintaining Focus with a Reactive Horse | Laura Graves | PART 01

    With a tense horse, Laura Graves suggests lots of changes of direction to encourage softening on both sides and suppling on the inside leg. The horse should give to the inside rein, which Laura feels is a good safety feature as many horses spook from something on the outside. When the horse is re...

  • Bouncy Show Jumping Canter | Hawley Bennet | TRAILER

    Olympian Hawley Bennett, gives a lesson on creating a bouncy canter for show jumping. Hawley works with students to improve their feel and timing to understand when to wait and when to ride on, to create the correct number of strides and the correct quality in the canter.

  • Baby OTTB | Dorothy Crowell | TRAILER

    Dorothy Crowell brings us a great video on bringing along a young off-track thoroughbred (OTTB) who has a future in eventing. Watch how she has this young rider handle the common issues that come up with baby thoroughbreds with tact and thoughtfulness.

  • Bringing Along Two Youngsters | Bruce Davidson | TRAILER

    Trailer for Olympic Event rider and international breeder, Bruce Davidson's Bringing Along Two Youngsters session. Bruce works with riders to bring alone two different young horses. Learn Bruce's philosophy on correctly starting the young horse, what he looks for, and the process he uses in his o...

  • Forward Without Pulling | Buck Davidson | TRAILER

    In this early spring schooling session, Buck helps these Intermediate riders moving up to Advanced with getting their horses forward in their competition step. At this Advanced level, they use their posture and balance to affect the balance of the horse.

  • Stadium Jumping | David O'Connor & Sinead Halpin | TRAILER

    Olympian David O'Connor works with Sinead Halpin and her talented mare to improve their stadium jumping. He notices the horse struggles to maintain her shape and straightness over fences and suggests guide poles to help with this.

  • Galloping Gears For Cross Country | Dorothy Crowell | TRAILER

    World Equestrian Games Medalist and International coach Dorothy Crowell gives a lesson on galloping gears for cross country. Focusing on the technological influence of the rider's body, Dorothy explains how to work down thorough the galloping gears slowly. The riders focus on smooth, effective ch...

  • Maintaining Straightness In Stadium Jumping | Doug Payne | TRAILER

    Doug Payne, a member of the 2021 U.S. Olympic Eventing Team, gives a lesson focused on maintaining straightness in stadium jumping. Watch to see how Doug assists a rider and her talented horse to achieve straightness without sacrificing forward motion and power.

  • Longer Reins, Forward Riding | Andreas Dibowski | TRAILER

    Olympic Gold medalist Andreas Dibowski works with a group of riders on the cross country field to focus on longer reins and forward riding. Andreas coaches the riders over tough cross country elements, reminding them of the power of riding forward and the importance of having longer reins to allo...

  • Jumping Fundamentals - Trailer

    Trailer for William Micklem's two-part Jumping Fundamentals Session. Highly regarded international coach, breeder and speaker William Micklem puts his spin on the fundamentals of a successful jump. With years of knowledge garnered around the globe, William's perspective is unique and his instruct...

  • Extravagant Hind End Over Fences | Doug Payne | TRAILER

    Doug Payne, a member of the 2021 U.S. Olympic Eventing Team, gives a lesson to a jumper rider with a mare with an exuberant hind end. Doug’s skill in both eventing and show jumping helps this pair find the real source of her problems—being behind the leg. Watch to see when Doug rides her to asses...

  • Final Show Prep | Buck Davidson | TRAILER 02

    Olympic medalist Buck Davidson works with a group of riders and their young horses on final show prep. Working in the stadium, Buck shares the importance of riding to the next fence. Despite the horses being young, he reminds the rider's that they need to be responsive and go where they are point...

  • Improving Your Turns For Show Jumping - Trailer

    Olympian Christopher Burton gives a lesson in the stadium, focused on improving your turns for show jumping. He works with riders over fences to chose the best lines and ride correct turns to have a better course.

  • Re-Install Brakes! | Dorothy Crowell | TRAILER

    World Equestrian Games Medalist and International coach Dorothy Crowell works with a rider to reinstall the breaks on her intermediate horse. Dorothy delivers a session with emphasis on not worrying abut making mistakes, but being concerned with the way the riders respond to mistakes and correct ...