I love the Whatzits and the Idunnos.
I'm so excited to be back to the blog. The past year has been such a great opportunity to "sight in" my my focus to exactly where it...
How to ride a musical freestyle (Part 2)
So Paige did it. Paige finally rode her freestyle. And there were Unicorns aplenty. It's been a long time since I have submitted a blog...
Eyes On the Ground
It takes a village...or perhaps a barn. If you think you can keep yourself and your horse moving through the levels by yourself, I will...
A time to show, a time to rest
It's been a busy season for the Trinity Team. We've had some additions to our lineup of wonderful horses, some changes to our goals, and...
Climbing the Mountain
Recently, my family attended a family wedding on the Isle of Mull, in Scotland. It's an ethereal and quite remote place where, around...
*The Religion of Dressage*
*The Religion of Dressage* So I was planning on writing a little blurb about how you really need to be a perfectionist to do dressage. In...
How to Ride a Musical Freestyle
This week's Trinity Dressage Schooling Idea *How to Qualify to Ride a Freestyle* Spoiler alert - This has nothing to do with riding a...
The Most Important Thing
*This week's Trinity Dressage Schooling Idea* THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I was just reading the Jeremy Steinberg article in...
Raising the Bar Without Lowering the Standard
I can remember very clearly my first time witnessing a bona-fide jumper schooling a fence: Not a kid throwing a horse at a scary airy...
Horse Heroes
Dressage breeds doubt in the minds of riders: Doubt about one's ability, one's competitiveness, one's competence. The more experienced...
