DRESSAGE TRAINING and LESSONS
The object is to try to get your horse to understand what you are asking him to do. Dressage is no more than a common-sense way of teaching him to understand your commands.
Make it fun for him, too!
Fergus - Connemara Stallion
Many wins at Prix St George and Intermediare 1
An FEI Champion and Reserve Champion at Canterbury
Christine Cramer Walsh
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Chris is an Instructor – Trainer specializing in Dressage. She has an extensive background in both teaching and training, and has had experience in both the USA and Germany, with all levels of horses, from green to International Level. |
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Chris has competed successfully up to Grand Prix Level; this experience is a great asset in the developing of horses, as she realizes how to train, not just for the short term but for future advancement. |
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The horse is only part of the training equation, how the rider develops the correct skills, and use of the Aids is just as important, an unbalanced rider will only confuse her horse, as the aids can not be given clearly. |
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Encouraging the rider to improve their coordination, balance, and improving communication with the horse are the goals that she sets for herself. This produces a rider who understands the priorities of becoming a good rider, and who has the best interest of their horse in mind. |
Call Christine Cramer (904) 962-8320 (cell)
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