On a single page, Paul Belasik has presented a beautiful, frameable poster that should hang in every dressage stable. It is a synopsis of dressage history from the Renaissance to modernity. The genealogy of five centuries of different national schools is a telescope into the past, and illuminates some of the outstanding contributors to classical dressage around the world.
On a single page, Paul Belasik has presented a beautiful, frameable large poster that should hang in every dressage stable. It is a synopsis of dressage history from the Renaissance to modernity.
Students and friends, as Pennsylvania approaches our 'yellow zone,' lightening restrictions from Covid 19, the Riding Academy will be resuming lessons and clinics.
Do you have a young horse you would like to have started classically? Are you feeling stuck with your horse's training? Do you wish to advance your horse's training and your knowledge?
Paul's new book, Dressage for No Country, is featured in the November/December issue of the Chronicle's "Untacked" Magazine! Thanks to Kieran Paulsen for the in-depth review, and remember what a great stocking stuffer this book is for anyone who loves to ride.
We have a holiday gift for you! Introducing our fledgling podcast, Dressage Notes with Paul Belasik. Our first topic is "Walk and the Myth of the Significance of Overtracking." Find it on Soundcloud, subscribe and share.