The Pure Teachings of Classical Horsemanship - Neindorff, Egon Von
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Egon von Neindorff dedicated his life to the knowledge and promotion of the classical art of riding. He never wanted to be a reformist but purely an interpreter. He truly understood the philosophy of classical riding and was therefore able to teach his numerous national and international students to develop their own style. The essence of classical dressage requires a deep affection for the horse as well as understanding, sensitivity, humility, and devotion. In this book, von Neindorff illustrates in more than 30 chapters his profound understanding of the natural training of horses. It…mehr

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Egon von Neindorff dedicated his life to the knowledge and promotion of the classical art of riding. He never wanted to be a reformist but purely an interpreter. He truly understood the philosophy of classical riding and was therefore able to teach his numerous national and international students to develop their own style. The essence of classical dressage requires a deep affection for the horse as well as understanding, sensitivity, humility, and devotion. In this book, von Neindorff illustrates in more than 30 chapters his profound understanding of the natural training of horses. It encompasses a body of knowledge that was previously only taught at his riding establishment in Karlsruhe. Contents: 1. The purpose of education, 2. Riding that uses without misusing the horse, 3. A riding horse only matures with time, 4. A good seat can be learned, 5. The orchestra of the rider's aids, 6. The back as conductor, 7. From the foal to the remount, 8. Work on the lunge line: versatile and irreplaceable, 9. On the way to becoming an "older remount", 10. The prospective saddle horse, 11. Balanced means supple, 12. Furthering and forming, 13. Correct Corners, 14. The walk - the most difficult gait , 15. The trot - the most important gait, 16. The Gallop: the Third Gait, 17. Not a secret science: About straightness, direction and flexion, 18. Never sideward without forwards, 19. The shoulder-in and its preparation, 20. Renvers, travers, and half-pass, 21. Characterized by forward impulsion, 22. Forwards also when moving backward with purpose and moderation, 23. Only for experts and connoisseurs: The double bridle is a finely honed instrument, 24. The naturally oriented school canter, 25. Free from Constraint, 26. The goal and foundation, 27. The Cadenced Swinging Step, 28. From the airs above the ground to the lessons of classical horsemanship, 29. With driving lines and leading reins, 30. The schooling "in-hand," established, improved, refined, About Melissa Simms.
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Egon von Neindorff (November 1, 1923, in Döbeln, Saxony - May 19, 2004) had a Riding Institution at Karlsruhe, Germany, where he trained horses and taught dressage. He was a teacher and his methods are the standard for the German School. Von Neindorff was author of a book: The Art of Classical Horsemanship.Von Neindorff first learned the art of riding from his father, Egon von Neindorff, and later from Felix Bürkner, Richard Wätjen, Ludwig Zeiner, Otto Lörke and also Alois Podhajsky. Von Neindorff founded the first riding school to be established after World War II, initially concentrating on jousting. In 1949, he moved his school to Karlsruhe, where he remained until his death. He was awarded the Bundesverdienstkreuz and the German Rider Cross in Gold.