Description
Dressage From all Angles
 Barry Marshall
First edition 1996
Hardback in a dust jacket
9 3/4″” x 7 1/4″, 276 pages,
illustrated throughout with colour photographs
This text examines every aspect of dressage training and competition, from the viewpoint of three people: the rider, the trainer and the judge.
It looks at the pressures, aspirations, demands and setbacks involved.
These issues often produce misunderstandings between the three groups because of their different viewpoints.
The author argues that all three groups, remembering their need for each other, should remain united in the ultimate aim of dressage: the well being of the horse.
