100+ School Exercises for Dressage
100+ School Exercises for Dressage
$44.95
100+ School Exercises for Dressage
Over 100 exercises for all levels, with easy-to-understand instructions and clear diagrams. 100+ School Exercises for Dressage offers a wide range of different schooling patterns to suit all stages of training and all levels of rider and trainer experience. It is designed to be used as a reference book that can be visited again and again to seek out answers to everyday training challenges.
Full colour 128 pages.
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