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This blog is for riders who are passionate about dressage, eager to learn new techniques and exercises and want a deeper connection with their horse.Here you will find articles that explore the art and practice of dressage, including book reviews, opinion pieces, dressage exercises, technique recommendations, philosophical discussions and more.Join the conversation on Facebook!
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- The Moral Landscape flip.it/B2vBx 7 hours ago
- RT @MrsCozScience: Don't you wish your dog did this? (At least when you have an essay for English class?!?) ow.ly/lg6tj via @Sc… 12 hours ago
- RT @NathanFillion: I brush my teeth, then tongue, then gag so hard it sounds like I'm being stabbed in the throat with a pencil. Every time. 12 hours ago
- RT @MailOnline: When Star Trek becomes reality: NASA to build a 'universal food synthesizer' to create 3D food printer made fr... http://t.… 12 hours ago
- RT @thedailybeast: J.J. Abrams is mixing genres, botching continuity and ignoring solid science. thebea.st/18UEq4y 2 days ago
- RT @guardianscience: New US manual for diagnosing mental disorders published gu.com/p/3gvhy/tf 4 days ago
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