Articles by Karen Robinson - 60 results
Training
Christilot Boylen on Introducing Piaffe
Christilot Boylen made history at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo when she became Canada's first Olympic dressage competitor at the age of 17. Th
Profiles
Like Father, Like Son: John and Bill Pearce
Behind every top competitor is a mentor, sponsor or supporter who was instrumental in helping that rider along the path to success. Our Hors
Profiles
Mother and Mentor
When Hawley Bennett-Awad stood on the podium in Kentucky last October, enjoying the glory of a World Championship silver medal with her team
Profiles
The Difference Makers: Ashley Gowanlock & Andrea Taylor
Paralympian Ashley Gowanlock and team coach Andrea Taylor
Tack & Equipment
Training Tools from the Fringe
Every once in a while, a product breaks through and becomes hugely successful, embraced by the equestrian industry as a safe and legitimate training aid.
Profiles
Jonathon Millar: All in the Family
"Would I have been a rider without the influence of my parents? I honestly don't know," says top show jumper Jonathon Millar.
Training
Robin Hahn: Overcoming Mid-Season Eventing Setbacks
No matter what the discipline, nearly everyone who competes has experienced a setback partway through the season. Learn how to overcome them with Robin Hahn
Training
Better Walk Pirouettes
Karen Pavicic describes how any horse and rider should be able to perform the walk pirouette for a high mark.
Training
Riding a Good Stretch Circle with Karen Pavicic
Karen Pavicic offers some advice and exercises to improve this important movement in lower-level tests.
Profiles
David Marcus: Canada’s Newest Asset
Dressage rider David Marcus on becoming Canadian, and his Olympic aspirations.
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