09 Dec Paul’s Latest Book Featured in Untacked
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.09 Dec New! Podcast on Soundcloud: Dressage Notes with Paul Belasik
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.19 Aug Current Opening for A Horse in Training
Please call 610 247 8689 or email paridingacademy@aol.com for more information about bringing your horse into training with us.
07 Apr New 2019 Lecture/Demo Series At Lost Hollow Farm
281 Lost Hollow Road Dillsburg, PA
The Pennsylvania Riding Academy is pleased to announce a new lecture and demonstration series for 2019. Paul Belasik will conduct six sessions, once per month April through September.29 Jan Available in April from Traflagar Square Books!
Paul’s New Book: “Dressage for No Country”
He spent a lifetime studying and traveled the world in search of "true" dressage. This is what he found.
26 Dec Upcoming Prospect: Seneca
Here is a glimpse of one of our exciting prospects that will be available in 2019. Seneca is a 2016 pure Andalusian gelding, 16.2 hands. This gelding has three comfortable, excellent quality gaits and a phenomenal disposition. Incredibly kind and responsive, he is a pleasure to work with.
09 Sep Paul’s Popular Book ‘Search for Collection’ Now Available in Paperback From Crowood Press
Just released in 2018! At the core of this book is a series of 'state of the art' experiments in which the author participated, designed to establish whether certain classical ideas about true collection could be scientifically proved.
30 Jul Fall Short Course Openings and Clinic Date Available September 15 & 16
Have you been dreaming about coming for a short course to study with us to improve your riding position and technique, further your understanding of theory, and observe firsthand horses in training from green to Grand Prix?
