Newsletter n°1-2003
Summary of category " "Newsletter 2003"
Posted Sun, 05/01/2003 - 00:00
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One year already! Colonel Carde
Which future for Dressage? Colonel Carde
Like many other artistic or not sports activities, dressage is subject to an understandable evolution. Among the countries at the cutting edge of this discipline, Holland and Germany have for several years greatly contributed to its development and are asking themselves what the future holds for dressage. Answering these questions was the goal of the Global Dressage Forum held in Holland at the end of last year.
Which future for Dressage? Colonel Carde
Like many other artistic or not sports activities, dressage is subject to an understandable evolution. Among the countries at the cutting edge of this discipline, Holland and Germany have for several years greatly contributed to its development and are asking themselves what the future holds for dressage. Answering these questions was the goal of the Global Dressage Forum held in Holland at the end of last year.
Reflexions of a show jumping rider on the Global Dressage Forum Jean d’Orgeix
As I’m sure most of our members and visitors to our site did, I read with great interest the article by Colonel Carde that reported on the Global Dressage Forum in the Netherlands. I am by no means a specialist in this discipline; but, being a horseman, I love and respect Equestrian Art.
As I’m sure most of our members and visitors to our site did, I read with great interest the article by Colonel Carde that reported on the Global Dressage Forum in the Netherlands. I am by no means a specialist in this discipline; but, being a horseman, I love and respect Equestrian Art.
Summary of category " "Newsletter 2003"
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