Equestrian Disciplines

The indoor season has started again – which means clubs, competition organizers, and pony clubs are getting their facilities ready for competitions and training. A reliable dressage arena is essential. In this blog, we explain which dimensions and layouts are most common, how the letters are placed, the difference between 2-meter and 4-meter boards, and which accessories you need for a safe, tidy, and competition-ready ring.

How do you prepare for a clear round this weekend? A clear round starts with careful preparation. That preparation happens at home, long before you enter the arena. This is where you lay the foundation — for both yourself and your horse — to perform at your best in competition. An important part of home training is cavaletti work. And not just for show jumpers: in dressage, eventing, and even recreational riding, cavaletti exercises contribute to balance, strength, and suppleness. But what...

Did you know that horses rarely spook because of the height of a jump? It’s usually the design that makes an impression. A bright plank, a striking filler board, or a water jump: those are the elements that can cause doubt—or even refusals—at a show. That’s exactly why it’s so valuable to train these visual stimuli at home first. How do you approach this? In this blog, we dive into visual training: what it is, how to practice it, and which materials you can use at home to recreate a...

The turn of the year is the perfect moment to set new goals. For riders and horse enthusiasts, this often means: training better, working more efficiently, and achieving sporting success. But how do you make sure your New Year’s resolutions don’t remain just good intentions, but actually become reality?

Are you ready for a new challenge with your horse? Do you enjoy a bit of a challenge and want to truly work together with your horse? Then Working Equitation might just become your new favorite discipline! In this blog, we dive into the what, why and how of WE. We explain the different phases and which obstacles you need. Curious about Working Equitation? Keep reading and discover why it can be enjoyable for every rider!

Olympic champion Julia Krajewski is not only a successful eventing rider, but also an experienced trainer. She shares her personal insights into daily training. Her focus is on preparing horses and riders systematically and safely for the demands of cross-country. Young horses and less experienced riders, in particular, benefit from careful and structured preparation. In this blog, Julia Krajewski explains why these jumps have become a real game changer for her.

"You win the competition at home." That motto seemed to hang invisibly over Crossworld Millstream as Olympic champion Julia Krajewski gave a lesson to Kristy Snepvangers with two horses: the five-year-old Piano Man and the seven-year-old Nedlandic’s Nasina. What Julia teaches in her lessons is exactly what takes you furthest in eventing: teamwork, calmness, and a crystal-clear plan. “You want to be so well prepared that you don’t need luck.”

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