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2009 Archives - Back Issues of Topline Ink Equestrian Journal Magazine | | The Dressage & Sport Horse Publication ~ Magazine is only available in print and by paid subscription ~ Publication is printed bimonthly. |
Subscribe today and collect every issue! | NOTICE: All 2009 Issues, of Topline Ink Equestrian Journal Magazine, are still available to order at this time. | 2009 
| | NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2009 Issue Equestrian Observations: Good riding begins with developing a good seat. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Becoming Masters of Movement with Connected Riding (R) Connect to your horses movement. Learn how to improve your riding habits and change your horse's movement. By Peggy Cummings (Clinician and Author of book: Connected Riding) Longeing the Rider for a Perfect Seat Book Excerpt: Follwing the Gaits with Rhythm. Rhythmical Rider Movements - The Walk. By Linda Benedik (Author of book: Longeing the Rider for a Perfect Seat Developing a Correct Seat Book Excerpt: the Ethics and Passion of Dressage. Achieving a correct seat is the only way that the rider can apply the aids effectively. By Charles de Kunffy (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician) The Cause and Effect of the Rider The rider's influence on the horse is examined. By Dr. Thomas Ritter (U.S. & International - Classical Dressage Clinician and Author) The Saddle as an Adapter Improve your harmony with a correctly fitted saddle. By Zsuzsu Illes Fast, Effective, Simple Help for Crooked Riders Find out what you can do about muscle imbalances and rider crookedness. By Lynne Sprinsky
| SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2009 Issue
Equestrian Observations: Discussing insensitivity in horse and rider. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Seeking Submission: from the mind of the horse Bringing more understanding of trust and harmony. By Jenny Rolfe (Clinicain and Author of book: Ride from the Heart)
Olympian Riding Ambitions Riding attitudes and ambitions examined. By Charles de Kunffy (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Lateral Work: Part One Beginning Lateral Work The preparation is the key to success. By Manolo Mandez (US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
The Connection of Dressage Find out what 'Connection' truly connects. By Dr. Thomas Ritter (U.S. & International - Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
Riding auf Doppeltrense: Introcucing the Horse to the Double Bridle Details to make a comfortable transition.
By Cynthia Hodges, J.D., LL.M., M.A (Has translated two books on dressage from the German: Monsieur Baucher and His Art: a Serious Word with Germany's Riders by Louis Seeger and Anatomy of Dressage by Heinrich Schusdziarra)
Building a Better Topline A detailed look at long and low for dressage training. By Joan Williams ('L' judge graduate 'with distinction' and USDF Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalist and the Gold Freestyle Bar)
Lateral Work: Part Two The Marriage of Lateral Work and Natural Collection The partnership of collection. By Manolo Mandez(US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
| JULY - AUGUST 2009 Issue
Equestrian Observations: Influence By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Why Are So Many Horses Stiff? The issue of bending. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
It's Never Too Late - Book Excerpt Structural differences between men and women. By Holly Mason (Author, Trainer and Clinician)
The Assignment of the Leg The aiding system explained. By Charles de Kunffy (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
The Training Scale of Dressage The history and purpose of the training scale. By Dr. Thomas Ritter (U.S. & International - Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
Schooling the Horse: The Importance of Lengthening the Neck Understanding the process of training.
By Manolo Mandez (US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author) Rhythm with Energy and Tempo A detailed look at energy and tempo for dressage training. By Ivetta Harte ('L' judge graduate 'with distinction')
The Serious Non-Competitor Tips, training and staying motivated. By Lynne Sprinsky
Dressage: Strengthening the Hind Legs The key to dressage balance. By Cynthia Hodges, J.D., LL.M., M.A (Has translated two books on dressage from the German: Monsieur Baucher and His Art: a Serious Word with Germany's Riders by Louis Seeger and Anatomy of Dressage by Heinrich Schusdziarra)
| MAY - JUNE 2009 Issue
Equestrian Observations: Still more about basics with Karl Mikolka. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Conditions as Established as the Season Development of the equine athlete. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Influence Riding with Pilates Supplemental exercise to improve riding and fitness. By Beth Glosten, M.D. (USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist and a USDF "L" graduate with 'distinction')
Voices as an Aid When and how to effectively use your voice. By Gigi Nutter (USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist)
Diversification Leads to Mastery Steps and qualifications for the rider education. By Charles de Kunffy (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
The History of Dressage Part Three of series - Antoine de Pluvinel.
By Dr. Thomas Ritter (US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author) Influencing the Horse: the Half Halt Develop balance and self-carriage. By Cynthia Hodges, J.D., LL.M., M.A (Has translated two books on dressage from the German: Monsieur Baucher and His Art: a Serious Word with Germany's Riders by Louis Seeger and Anatomy of Dressage by Heinrich Schusdziarra)
The Influence of the Upper Arm Detailed explanation of how things work. By Lynne Sprinsky
Dressage Training: Classical Education Left Behind By April L. Austin, Ph.D
The Influence of Classical Dressage: for Success, Harmony & Happiness By Leslie O'Neal Olsen
| MARCH - APRIL 2009 Issue
Equestrian Observations: IntroductionKarl Mikolka emphasizes traditional training, proper development of the horse and classical principles. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
School Rider Versus Competition Rider Riding Master, Karl Mikolka, compares the School Rider and the Competition Rider. By Karl Mikolka (U.S. & International - Trainer, Coach, Author, Judge, Clinician)
Step by Step This article shows the progression of training. By Dr. Thomas Ritter (US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
Improving the Test Scores Maryal Barnett describes the Pyramid of Training and how it directly relates to the dressage show, show tips and more. By Maryal Barnett (FEI "C" Dressage Judge, USEF "S" Dressage Judge, Canadian Equestrian Federation Senior Dressage Judge, USDF "L" Judge Faculty and Instructor, Examiner and Senior Official for the "r" and "R" Dressage Judges Training Program)
Notes to Plan for Show Success This article assists the equestrian in planning to be prepared for their next show. By Mette Rosencrantz (Twice a member of the Swedish National Team and was the youngest rider ever allowed to enter Stromsolm, Sweden's prestigious school for instructors, and eventually became the head dressage instructor in 1980) The Supple and Straight Horse Leslie Webb details how suppleness and straightness work in your training of the horse. By Leslie Webb (Author of educational DVDs "Gymnastic Patterns and book "Build a Better Athlete, won 1995 team and individual silver medals at Pan American Games in Argentina.)
Use Pilates Breathing to Stay Centered and Focused An exercise to help the rider stay centered and calm. By Beth Glosten, M.D. (USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medalist and a USDF "L" graduate with 'distinction')
Notes to Plan for Show Success This article assists the equestrian in planning to be prepared for their next show. By Betsy Berrey (Co-Creator of Dressage Dimensions and the Winning Edge DVD series, USEF Licensed Senior Dressage Judge, USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist, Member of the Faculty's Standing Committee)
Topline Ink Equestrian Journal asks: What are the pros and cons of showing? Answered By Sarah Martin (USDF Certified Instructor through 4th Level, USDF Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalist and a USDF "L" judge graduate) Answered By Melonie Kessler (USDF "R" judge, USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist) Answered By Christine Rivlin (USDF certified instructor through 4th level, a USDF instructor certification faculty member, a USDF "L" judging program graduate, a USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist) Answered By Gina Krueger (FEI Level rider and USDF Certified Instructor)
| JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2009 Issue
The Journey Never Ends - Observing the Basics Dr. Ritter shows the importance of the basics throughout your horse's training. A rider's education and journey never ends and is ongoing for the best results for the horse and rider. By Dr. Thomas Ritter (US and International Classical Dressage Clinician and Author)
Delfin, My Greatest Teacher Don't overlook your horse as one of your greatest teachers. Some of the best lessons are often learned directly from the horse. Jenny's stallion was her inspiration for her book and was the greatest teacher. By Jenny Rolfe (Author of book: Ride from the Heart)
The Half Pass Journey Regardless of dressage level you are training at, this article will be helpful. Did you know that how well you ride a corner is the first start of training for a half pass? Quality in training matters at all levels. Develop the proper half pass by training with quality now. The article details the process. By Ivetta Harte L Judge Graduate with 'distinction'
Continuing on the Journey of Balance Balance is emphasized at all levels of riding and training. More exercises for the rider to improve your balance. By Beth Glosten M.D. (USDF Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalist, L Judge Graduate with 'distinction')
My Journey as a Rider From starting her riding in Pony Club and exercising polo ponies to riding in the Rolex and being long-listed to the Equestrian Team, Lellie gives details of her experiences as rider. Every riders journey has valuable insights and Lellie shares what she has learned along the way. By Lellie Ward
Topline Ink Equestrian Journal asks: What was the Best Part of Your Journey? Answered By Gael Bourquin Answered By Christine Rivlin (USDF certified instructor through 4th level, a USDF instructor certification faculty member, a USDF "L" judging program graduate, a USDF Bronze, Silver and Gold Medalist) Answered By Gina Kruegar (FEI Level rider and USDF Certified Instructor) Answered By Sarah Martin (USDF Certified Instructor through 4th Level, USDF Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalist and a USDF "L" judge graduate)
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