I just purchased this over the weekend and am enjoying it very much:
Dressage Sabbatical: A Year of Classical Riding at Lost Hollow Farm
Rose Caslar, Paul Belasik
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XP ... UTF8&psc=1
It is great to read about someone's learning experience from a trainer that I've long admired and read (Paul Belasik).
My only complaint is that it is not available in Kindle format for a Paperwhite! I am reading it on my Mac.
Fun Training Read: Dressage internship memoir
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I shouldn't say anything, but I will anyway. It's funny, because I know that people will discover Rose's book and will love it. To me, it's the end of something that was incredibly special to me and many others and it makes me incredibly sad. She's a good writer.
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Obviously I know nothing of the particular circumstances, but so far in my reading, Andrea seems to be an incredibly important teacher to the writer.
As a professional writer, I will add that I wish the author had a better editor. Overall, the writing is lacking compared to say Priscilla Endicott's memoir. But the topics and training are worth it IMO.
p.s. I only heard of this book because of a recent recommendation from Jeremy Steinberg.
As a professional writer, I will add that I wish the author had a better editor. Overall, the writing is lacking compared to say Priscilla Endicott's memoir. But the topics and training are worth it IMO.
p.s. I only heard of this book because of a recent recommendation from Jeremy Steinberg.
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I agree, I loved reading the blog at the time and it's very good information.
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I read the "taking up the reins" one about the woman who rode in Germany and enjoyed that, so thanks I have downloaded this one!
I don't know the circumstances either??? But maybe I will when I've read it
I don't know the circumstances either??? But maybe I will when I've read it
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Does the blog still exist?
The aim of argument or of discussion should not be victory, but progress. ~ Joseph Joubert
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Mari, I think the blog was edited into the book, so perhaps not.
I am finding some useful translation of issues I've struggled with in this memoir and have had some great rides this week from applying a little different focus to elements of my seat.
I am finding some useful translation of issues I've struggled with in this memoir and have had some great rides this week from applying a little different focus to elements of my seat.
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Thanks! I'll have to try the book then
The aim of argument or of discussion should not be victory, but progress. ~ Joseph Joubert
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I definitely would read this! but I can't afford $30, let me know if you guys have a good source.
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Thanks for sharing this Piedmont. I just got the free sample on my kindle app. It sounds like something I'll enjoy.
I read the book Flight mentioned, "taking up the reins" a while back and really enjoyed it.
I read the book Flight mentioned, "taking up the reins" a while back and really enjoyed it.
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