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Lisa Slade

  • Content Director, Practical Horseman and Dressage Today, Equine Network
Portland
As seen in: Equine Network, The New York Times, The Conversation, Perth Now, Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, InDaily, The Chronicle of the Horse, Inkl, Dressage Today Magazine, Artlink Magazine, Breaking One and
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The Business of Horses with Emily Donaldson

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By Lisa Slade
| practicalhorseman.com
This is the first installment of Practical Horseman’s new series The Business of Horses, in which we talk to working professionals—trainers, riders and instructors—about how they run their operations. No two barns are built the same way, but the questions are: How do you structure your days? How do you price your services? How are rising costs and changing technologies impacting you? How do you keep the lights on, horses and clients happy, and yourself in one piece?
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‘She Genuinely Wanted to Help People’: The Classic 'Program Your Position' Comes to Streaming

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By Lisa Slade
| Dressage Today Magazine Verified
Back in 2009, the “Program Your Position” video series created by dressage riders Ruth Hogan-Poulsen and the late Jane Savoie was released on DVD. This fundamental training program was designed to reprogram a rider’s conscious mind through a combination of mental images and shorthand self-talk. By teaching riders to use visualization and specific, vivid buzzwords, Hogan-Poulsen and Savoie enable riders to correct their riding position without having to think about multiple body parts at once.
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Changing Tack: Snaffles Only at Third Level

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By Lisa Slade
| Dressage Today Magazine Verified
Third Level riders coming down centerline starting Dec. 1 of this year will face a big change in the tack permitted at the level. After a rule change proposal was passed at the U.S. Equestrian Federation’s mid-year meeting in June, double bridles will no longer be allowed. Instead, riders will be able to compete with two bits for the first time at Fourth Level.
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