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Dressage

10/29/1991 | 25m 23sVideo has Closed Captions

Features Jane Savoie, a dressage rider, teacher and author from Randolph, Vermont

Dressage is a French word for "training" -- this systematic training of both rider and horse, produces riding horses who can execute precisely any of a wide range of maneuvers -- from the simplest riding gaits to the most difficult airs and "haute ecole." The Olympic games have featured dressage regularly since 1912. This episode will cover the lifestyle, training and competition of Jane Savoie, a

10/29/1991

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Crossroads

Dressage

10/29/1991 | 25m 23sVideo has Closed Captions

Dressage is a French word for "training" -- this systematic training of both rider and horse, produces riding horses who can execute precisely any of a wide range of maneuvers -- from the simplest riding gaits to the most difficult airs and "haute ecole." The Olympic games have featured dressage regularly since 1912. This episode will cover the lifestyle, training and competition of Jane Savoie, a

10/29/1991

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