Sylvia Loch
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The Balanced Horse: The Aids by Feel, Not Force
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2013
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4 editions
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Dressage in Lightness: Speaking the Horse's Language
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2000
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8 editions
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The Classical Seat : A Guide for the Everyday Rider
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1988
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9 editions
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The Classical Rider: Being at One With Your Horse
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1997
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3 editions
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Dressage: The Art of Classical Riding
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published
1990
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8 editions
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Think Like A Horse
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published
2013
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The Rider's Balance: Understanding the weight aids in pictures
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Classical Principles For The Modern Rider
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2013
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Balance and Bodywork
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published
2014
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The Royal Horse of Europe: The Story of the Andalusian and Lusitano
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published
1986
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3 editions
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“If the horse ‘falls’ in or out on one shoulder, take the appropriate rein forward so he has nothing to lean on. This effectively encourages more engagement behind”
― The Balanced Horse: The Aids By Feel, Not Force
― The Balanced Horse: The Aids By Feel, Not Force
“For me, the ‘ask’ is similar to squeezing or crumbling pastry, but in the next nano-second I am releasing the crumbs back”
― The Balanced Horse: The Aids By Feel, Not Force
― The Balanced Horse: The Aids By Feel, Not Force
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