Video Critique: Pat and Tali

30th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber discusses the video sent in by Pat and gives suggestions for further improvement.



Video Critique: Val

25th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber from Art2Ride discusses the video sent in by Val and gives suggestions for further improvement.



Miracle Update 3: Mounting

24th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber gives an update on the rescue horse Miracle and discusses mounting.



Miracle Update 2

24th July

Hello this is Will Faerber from Art2Ride and today we are doing an update on the rescue horse Miracle. Miracle has been here with us for about six weeks now, and he has gone from being a nervous uptight horse to standing in the cross ties absolutely beautifully.

We started introducing the saddle to him just this week and he is coming out and stretching out into the contact quite nicely and getting over his back, just like we want him to do. If you look, his coat and whole body has improved already.

The way we work with these young horses is to take them directly out to the arena and never make them stand still in the cross ties until after working, that is why he stands so nicely in the cross ties now. Now he stands perfectly in the …



Video Critique: Meg and Blynk Submission 3

14th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber from Art2Ride discusses the video sent in by Meg and gives suggestions for further improvement.



Video Critique: Julie and Tazz

13th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber discusses the video sent in by Julie and gives suggestions for further improvement.



Video Critique: Paula and Oliver Submission 1

7th July

San Diego Horse Trainer Will Faerber discusses the video sent in by Paula and gives suggestions for further improvement.




From the Blog!

Join me as I post weekly blogs covering many topics relating to Classical Foundation Training. I have intentionally left out the word "dressage" because many people have a negative association with the prevalent "crank and spank" approach or that it is a sport for only those who are afraid to jump.

Dressage as it is meant to be is an understanding of how to best optimize a horse's movement and ability to carry a rider, surely a benefit for any horse, any discipline. It is also important in maintaining your horse's safety, soundness and sanity.

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Program: Marnie: 2021 Yearly Submission

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Marnie gives her yearly update for 2021.

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Program: Ryanne: 2021 Yearly Submission

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Ryanne gives her yearly update for 2021.

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Program: Marie: 2021 Yearly Submission

Art2Ride Associate Trainer Marie gives her yearly update for 2021.