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	title:	Tug of War: Classical Versus "Modern" Dressage: Classical Versus "Modern" Dressage
	author:	Gerd Heuschmann
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	J.A.Allen & Co Ltd
	released:	October 31, 2007
	isbn:	0851319505
	isbn-13:	9780851319506

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Customer Reviews
A sound argument to back up the title! - Rated A good basic introduction to the biomechanics of correct movement in the horse and the effects of incorrect riding. It is easy to read and well illustrated. A must for those who are unfamiliar with the reasons why we school in the first place, and places emphasis back on taking time to school correctly and stop fiddling with horses heads. Particularly to read if you use draw reins, or hyperflexion...it will hopefully change your mind about the validity of such methods. Tug of War: Classical Versus "MODERN Dressage - Rated An excellent book which is a "Must" read for all serious minded equestrian, especially those involved in the training/coaching of both horse and riders as well as those involved in the upper management of running the sport

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A sound argument to back up the title! - Rated 4/5
A good basic introduction to the biomechanics of correct movement in the horse and the effects of incorrect riding. It is easy to read and well illustrated. A must for those who are unfamiliar with the reasons why we school in the first place, and places emphasis back on taking time to school correctly and stop fiddling with horses heads. Particularly to read if you use draw reins, or hyperflexion...it will hopefully change your mind about the validity of such methods.

Tug of War: Classical Versus "MODERN Dressage - Rated 5/5
An excellent book which is a "Must" read for all serious minded equestrian, especially those involved in the training/coaching of both horse and riders as well as those involved in the upper management of running the sport