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In this episode of Talking About Horses, Patrick King interviews Paul Belasik, a respected international rider and author, discussing the evolution of dressage and the importance of classical equestrian ideals. They explore the significance of fundamentals in riding, the influence of classical literature, and the challenges faced in modern dressage. Paul emphasizes the need for critical thinking and education in equestrian training, while also addressing the historical context of riding techniques like long and low. The conversation highlights the balance between winning and ethical riding practices, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of horse biomechanics and the art of riding.
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Summary
In this episode of Talking About Horses, Patrick King interviews Paul Belasik, a respected international rider and author, discussing the evolution of dressage and the importance of classical equestrian ideals. They explore the significance of fundamentals in riding, the influence of classical literature, and the challenges faced in modern dressage. Paul emphasizes the need for critical thinking and education in equestrian training, while also addressing the historical context of riding techniques like long and low. The conversation highlights the balance between winning and ethical riding practices, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of horse biomechanics and the art of riding.

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