Academic Art of Riding means to bring the Historical Art of Riding from the past back to life again. The horse must be trained according to its abilities, concerning both body and mind. Thoughtful gymnastic exercises will keep horses healthy and long living.
I wish you a happy new year and I am looking forward to meet you in one of my weekend clinics or public evenings the coming year!
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The weekend 28th – 30th of October we held the second academic gathering in DK. Location at Maiken Bjerggaards (Knight 99) place.
We succeded in having three squires and one knight present – which is quite something considering the Danish standards!
Arrival was friday evening and from there on there was only one agenda: HORSES!
Maiken Bjerggaard and the horse Templari from Denmark..
Anja Hass from Switzerland and her pony Tschandit have been working with the school halt for quite a while. In the video you can see their work with the school halt on the cavesson in the different exercises as travers, shoulder in and on the straight….
Mid 8th Century versus today:
The engraving is taken from the book ‘The Classical Riding Master by Baron Eisenberg.
The picture besides the engraving is a worked, adapted to the engraving, photo and it shows Kristina Hug with Varina.
At 11th and 12th of February 2012, I will give a weekend clinic in Denmark, with a series of lectures focusing on the Old Masters.
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Check out the Bianca’s video about the Summer Academy 2011.
On August 6th the yearly Round Table took place in Denmark.
At this round table new knights, squires and rings are recorded in the books.
During the start of the Summer Academy 2011 the new logo of the academic art of riding by Bent Branderup has been presented.
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On the 21 of may Corinna Schubert gave a public evening about her work on the stable of www.reitverein-hofherrenberg.de
together with my pupils.
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