The Dressage Radio Show
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Dressage Radio Episode 190 – USDF Trainers Conference, World Masters and the Wagon Wheel Exercise
Scott Hassler on the USDF Trainers Conference, we pick our winners for the World Dressage Masters and Lauren Ball-Tisdale with the training tip on the wagon wheel exercise. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 189 – Dover Horsemanship Week & Dressage4Kids
Lendon Grey joins us to speak about the Dover Horsemanship Week and Dressage4Kids. Plus, young rider Rosie Simoes on her time at the Dover Horsemanship Week and that big horse of hers. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 188 – Reliving the US Olympic Team
In this "Best of" episode we relive the excitement one week before the Olympics with US Olympic Team Members Jan Ebeling, Adrienne Lyle, Steffen Peters and Tina Konyot. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 187 – Annual All Hosts Holiday Roundup
Join us for the 4th Annual All Hosts Holiday Roundup with all the hosts from the Horse Radio Network discussing their holiday plans and looking back on their favorite episodes of 2012 . Listen in and be prepared for a laugh or two...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 186 – Trivia Challenge: Dressage vs. Stable Scoop
A little fun before the holidays with The Great Trivia Challenge; the Dressage Show Hosts vs. the Stable Scoop hosts. Who will win the battle of equine trivia knowledge, tune in to see...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 185 – Katherine Bateson, Courtney King-Dye and George Williams
Katherine Bateson-Chandler shares her experiences working with Carl Hester over the summer and George Williams with a convention update. Plus, we catch up with Courtney King-Dye on her recent FEI award. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 184 – Freestyle with Marlene Whitaker and the Global Dressage Festival
We speak to Marlene Whitaker about designing your new Training Level Freestyle and we learn all about this year's Global Dressage Festival. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 183 – On the Bit and Trainer Talk
Tami Batts, USEF S Judge, speaks about what to do when your horse is not on the bit entering the ring and Reese and Philip lead Trainer Talk in response to a questions from a listener on going from 1st to 2nd Level . Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 182 – Sports Psychology in Dressage
It is all about the mental side of riding today as we chat with Dr. Timmie Pollock, dressage rider and Sports Psychologist. Plus, our NEDA tip of the month with Claudia Tarlov on gathering it all in. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 181 – Winter Riding and Show or No Show
Winter riding tips with Canadian Ron King and "To Show or Not to Show" with Nancy Hinz of Yellow Rose Dressage. Plus, Reese and Philip are together over the weekend, listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 180 – New Rider Test Details, Holiday Helmets and Elastic Elbows
Lisa Gorretta tells us all about the new Rider Tests, Roy of Charles Owen starts a series on Helmets for the Holidays and Katie Poag with the trainer tip on elastic elbows. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 179 – Double Bridle Bits, New Tests and USDF Convention
Round two on bits with Beth Haist, this week Double Bridle bits. Plus, Katherine Robertson on the USDF Annual Meeting and Trainers' Conference. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 178 – Bits 101 and Show Nerves
This week we talk snaffle bits with Beth Haist and show nerves with Megan McIsaac of Lindinhof Equine. Plus, Reese in Ireland. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 177 – Paralympian Rebecca Hart and Coach Missy Ransehousen
Paralympian Rebecca Hart and Coach Missy Ransehousen share their memories of the London Paralympics, Good Morning America and Jonathon Wentz. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 176 – Showing the Young Ones
Breeding and showing the babies this week with Maryanna Haymon of Mary Dell Farm and Jean-Yves Tola on the Young Horse Series. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 175 – The Spanish Riding School, Devon Report and Double Bridles
Andreas Hausberger from the Spanish Riding School on their new training program, Pierre St. Jacques on his showing at Devon and Jodie Kelly on when to start using the Double Bridle. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 174 – Intercollegiate Dressage Association, Philip’s Fiance and Motion Training
We learn about the Intercollegiate Dressage Association and we chat with Philip's fiance Dr. Meredith Allum. Plus, we hear from NEDA trainer, Beth Beukema, on motion training. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 173 – Dressage Foundation, Olympic Dream Program and Moving Forward
How do you raise money for your Dressage goals? The Dressage Foundation may be able to help as Development Director Melissa Filipi explains and Catherine Chamberlain tells us about the 2012Olympic Dream Trip. Plus, a trainer tip on moving forward. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 172 – Paralympics Amazing, National Pony Cup and Proper Warm-up
Para Coach Roz Kinstler on the Paralympics in London, Jenny Carol on the National Pony Cup and Gina Smith on proper warm-ups. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 171 – Caroline Roffman, Lisa Wilcox and HorseGirlTV
Developing horse winners Caroline Roffman and Lisa Wilcox join us to speak about their up and coming horses. Plus, Angelea of HorseGirlTV on her latest exercise project. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 170 – Tami Hoag, Wellington Flooding and Scott Hassler
Tami Hoag joins us to talk about the flooding in Wellington, her large alligator, her new books and horses. Plus, US Coach Scott Hassler on the Young Horse Championships and training the young horse. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 169 – Young Horse Championships
We hear about the Young Horse Championships from riders of a four, five and six year old. Becky Knollman, Debbie Hill and Ulla Parker join us from Lamplight in the 2012 U.S. Young Horse Championships with their perspectives on the levels. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 168 – Training Young Horses
Training the young horse is the talk today with Laura Noyes and Ellen Wall. Plus, the news of the week and keeping weight on the older horse. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 167 – Special London Review with Kathy Connelly
London games review with Kathy Connelly, rider, coach, trainer and a member of the High Performance Committee for the USET. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 166 – Special London Preview with Kathy Connelly
London games preview show with Kathy Connelly, rider, coach, trainer and a member of the High Performance Committee for the USET. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 165 – Young Rider Wrap
We wrap of the 2012 North American Young Riders' Championships with gold medalist Brandi Roenick, owner and coach Amanda Johnson and organizer Jeremy Steinberg. Next week a special London Games Preview out on Tuesday. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 164 – Young Rider Week
All about the juniors this week with a look at the Adequan FEI North American Junior and Young Rider Championships with show manager Lloyd Landkamer and competitor Cassandra Hummert-Johnson. Plus, a look at dressage in Pony Club today with Betsy LaBelle. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 163 – David Marcus, Willing Partners and Kasper’s New Mom
A busy week as we speak with Canadian Olympic first timer David Marcus, get a trainer tip with Pam Goodrich on creating a willing partner and speak with Kasper's new mom Laura Bowman-Herndon in the amateur spotlight. Plus, Philip and Reese answer a listener email about auditing clinics. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 162 – Jan Ebeling, Adrienne Lyle and Planning Your Goals
US Olympic Team Members Jan Ebeling and Adrienne Lyle talk about the excitement before the games and a little Colbert too! Plus, the NEDA trainer tip with Sarah Gieke and an update on the teams heading to the Olympics. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 161 – Steffen Peters, Tina Konyot, Connemaras and Planning
Steffen Peters and Tina Konyot of the US Team join us this week on the Olympics. Plus, Olympian Cindy Ishoy with the Tip of the Week and our Spotlight Equestrian is Lee Taylor about riding her amazing Connemara. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 160 – USEF Reacts to Colbert and Para-Dressage Champ Rebecca Hart
The USEF responds on the show to Colbert and we speak with Paralympic bound 2012 National Para-Equestrian Champion Rebecca Hart and US Team coach Missy Ransehousen. Plus, Canadian trainer and coach Phillip Parkes sits in the co-host seat. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 159 – Gladstone Review, Continuing Ed and Father’s Day
Jessica Ransehousen reviews the first week of the selection trials from Gladstone and Heidi Jo Hauri-Gill from N.E.D.A. gives our weekly trainers tip about the importance of continuing our dressage education. Plus, in honor of Father's Day, Reese's dad will stop by to talk about what its like to raise two girls in the sport of dressage.. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 158 – Todd Flettrich, Amateur Spotlight and a Balanced Seat
Reese welcomes Holly Neary of Wellington, Florida as her first guest co-host. Reese and Holly chat with our first Amateur Spotlight Rider, Anna Coley. Todd Flettrich stops by to talk about his upcoming rides at the USET Selection Trials at Gladstone and his journey to the 2012 London Summer Games. Oliva LaGoy-Weltz offers the Trainer's Tip of the Week on the importance of the rider's balanced seat and position. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 157 – Exciting Changes
Grand Prix Dressage Rider Reese Koffler-Stanfield takes over the reins of the Dressage Radio Show. Glenn the Geek welcomes her as one of the new co-hosts of the Dressage Radio Show and we learn a little about Reese’s past in dressage and the changes that are coming to the show. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 156 – The Road to London with Heather Blitz
Heather Blitz has an update on her preparations for the U.S. Olympic Selection Trials which take place next month and Chris is joined by Dr. Jenny Susser to introduce a new series on Rider Psychology. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Podcaster, Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here..Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 155 – Training for Competition with JJ Tate
JJ Tate joins Chris to discuss training for competition or training to improve the art of classical dressage. The New England Dressage Association offers its monthly tip with Leslie de Grandmaison suggesting ways to prepare for your first show. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 154 – Switzerland’s Doyen of Dressage: Christine Stuckelberger
Swiss rider Christine Stuckelberger dominated the sport for many years with record breaking performances on partners such as Granat, Gaugin du Lilly and Aquamarine to name just a few. Christine rode in five Olympics collecting five medals, which included the gold in Montreal in 1976. She was the 1978 World Champion, twice silver medalist and four times team medalist. Listen in....Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 153 – FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final & Have Your Say
German journalist Kim Kreling joins Chris to review the 2012 FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final in 's-Hertongenbosch, and we begin a new segment for listeners: 'Have Your Say'. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 152 – Shawna Harding en route to FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final
Chris caught up with American rider Shawna Harding in Belgian while she was making her final preparations on her way to the FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final with Come On III accompanied by his stable mate Rigo. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 151 – FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final Preview
Canadian journalist, Karen Robinson joins Chris to preview the runners and riders for the 2012 FEI Reem Acra World Cup Final which takes place next week in 's-Hertongenbosch, The Netherlands. Can the defending champion Adelinde Cornelissen defend her title on home turf? You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Podcaster, Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 150 – Heather Blitz Reviews Wellington’s Dressage Scene
Heather Blitz joins Chris to wrap up the Wellington winter dressage circuit and her Olympic campaign. We also hear about her new ride and how as a young stallion prospect he is already showing promise of a great future. And Chris tells us what she is looking forward to when she goes to the London to cover the Olympic Games. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 149 – Century Club with Marilyn Cantey
Septuagenarian Marilyn Cantey has become the 96th member of the Dressage Foundation's Century Club and kicks off a new series this week explaining what attracted her to dressage later in life and still makes her competitive. And Chris reads Part Two of an extract from Dressage in the 21st Century by Paul Belasik. Listen in...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 148 – Rebecca & Gareth Hughes
British husband and wife team of Rebecca & Gareth Hughes explain how their passion for the sport has built a successful partnership from home to the show ring and how they share the same dreams and aspirations. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Podcaster, Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 147 – Heather Mason, NEDA Training Segment
American Heather Mason tells us how she is going to benefit from being awarded the 2012 Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize of $25,000 established at the Dressage Foundation. The New England Dressage Association begins a new series of training tips. Chris begins a series of extracts from Paul Belasik's book: Dressage for the 21st Century. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Podcaster, Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 146 – FEI vs IDRC
The International Equestrian Federation's Legal Counsel Lisa Lazarus explains why the FEI has suspended the International Dressage Riders Club from its Associate Membership and we hear the IDRC's response from its General Secretary Wayne Channon. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Podcaster, Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 145 – Mary Seefried, Australian Judge
Brett Parbery joins Chris again to co-host the show from France and Australian judge Mary Seffried tells us about judging Down Under. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 144 – Global Dressage Festival & Developing Riders Clinics
Debbie McDonald is back in the co-host chair to discuss the Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Florida and also explain the role of the coach which she is dedicating her time too both for her own students and the U.S. Developing Riders. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 143 – Tinne Vilhelmson
Chris visits Swedish rider Tinne Vilhemson at her Wellington Training Center in Florida after her third place finish in the World Dressage Masters to hear about her Olympic campaign. You can download the podcast on iTunes, catch the show on your SmartPhone App such as Hallway Feeds and Instacast or tune in right here...Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 142 – Mikala Gundersen at Home and Global Dressage Festival
Chris visits Danish rider Mikala Gundersen at home in Wellington, Florida and also tours the new Global Dressage Festival which kicked off its 2012 season with the Media Communications Director Jamie Saults and we hear Ashley Holzer reaction to the new facility. Chris visits JJ Tate at her Wellington base to record the show. Tune in right here......Support the show
Dressage Radio Episode 141 – World Dressage Masters
Heather and Chris review the World Dressage Masters as Steffen Peters and Charlotte Dujardin reflect on their performances. We catch up with Carl Hester and his plans for this Olympic year. Ellie Brimmer reports on the Para Dressage competition which was held during the Masters in Wellington and we hear from Para-equestrian Dale Dedrick. Download the podcast on iTunes or tune in right here...Support the show