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Bitless Dressage - Nurtural PasDeDeux
This dressage demonstration using the Nurtural Bitless Bridle
was presented
at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair, November, 2006.
In this exciting show, we saw Jody, who has taken dressage lessons for one
and a half years, riding her 5 year old horse named Majestic, and Katie who
has taken dressage lessons for one year riding her 13 year old horse named
Moon. A Pas-de-Deux is a level 2 or 3 dressage routine - but this was not a
test -- just a fun presentation of beginner riders- so the gals had some fun
with the country-western music!
Jody and Katie train with Kurt Hick, a medal winning German rider in Port
Elgin, Ontario. Kurt started riding in the Nurtural No-Bit Bridle after
seeing them at last year's Royal, and now uses them for many students. Jody
and Katie only started riding bitless in their Nurtural Bridles less than
two months ago, and say they never want to go back to using a bit. This
dramatic presentation of the World's First Bitless pas-de-Deux was seen on
television in Germany!
See more about this dressage demo and the Nurtural No-Bit Bridle in the
** You may also enjoy the bitless dressage videos from Can Am - for more
examples of bitless dressage with some higher level moves! Also re-edited
and re-posted Nov 07**
Note from Zoe:
This is revised re-edited footage uploaded November 29, 2007 to YouTube.
Let's see if
the comments become any less critical!
The equestrian world is full of
people at all stages who are striving to 'do better'.
Of course many people
can ride better than shown here -- but that is not the point of this video.
It does not pretend to show master riding or a professional presentation.
It
is meant to inspire people to reach this level, and then go higher.
Personally, I would be delighted to ride as well as these girls! I
appreciate the criticism as helpful for those, like me, who are striving to
do better.
I invite those who criticize to please submit better examples!
Zoe at Nurtural Horse
Lelsie and Beamer kindly recorded this rainy-day dressage in the fall of
2006.
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