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Hint_Of_Magic


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Date: Oct 22, 2010
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Well the time has come around where I'm hungry for a good read!  I've just started Dressage not yet 3 months ago leaving the land of H/J.  I'd really like to see other known and respected rider's books.  So please, post some suggestions of your favourite Dressage books!

Thanks!
- Hint_Of_Magic

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spirithorse


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Col. Alois Podhajsky
read his books first..................

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DressageLeggy


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Sally Swift is my favorite (I really like the pictures - visual learner). A great book not actually about riding, but about a rider is "Canadian Entry". I have no idea if you can actually buy it any more but it's a good read! Shows us how far dressage has evolved in the last 30+ years.
Good luck!


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The Dressage Rider's Survival Guide by Margret A. Odgers. It's witty and informative. You can learn and get a 'visual sense' without getting caught up on technical terms. It's lots of fun!

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