Update: Jan. 4, 2019 Schleese is not currently accepting applications for saddler apprenticeships, however, for career opportunities with Schleese, please visit our Career Opportunities section on our website (link located toward the bottom of the Main Menu) or contact Odia Dibben our Sales Manager at Odia@schleese.com or call 800.225.2242 x 30. September 20, 2016 It’s […]
Apprenticeships in the Equestrian Industry Read More »
I am going to cheat a little this week with my blog since we have been extraordinarily busy with wedding preparations for my daughter’s wedding and have been very short on time. However – having said that – I had intended to share Anna’s comments with you already anyway because she is so right with
Speaking the Truth in Love – A Western Dressage Judge’s and Trainer’s Perspective Read More »
My Saddlefit 4 Life® colleague Cathy Rothery is taking you inside the gates of GoldMark Farm, to meet Paul Bulmahn, owner of GoldMark Farms – the sophisticated, world-class training facility for thoroughbreds nestled in the rolling hills and shade of ancient oak trees near Ocala, Florida. Mr. Bulmahn personally welcomed AHP members and escorted us to
Inspiring Horsemen – T. Paul Bulmahn of GoldMark Farms Read More »
I have invited my Saddlefit 4 Life® colleague Cathy Rothery to introduce 2 inspiring horsemen she met last month while attending the 2016 American Horse Publications conference in Orlando. Thank you for sharing your visits with these outstanding equine professionals. While attending the annual AHP conference, our gracious hosts Chris Brune and Judy Lincoln arranged a
Caring Horsemen – Mark Miller Read More »
We’ve discussed saddle fit for the heavier rider in a previous blog, but I have recently been asked several times about what issues to consider for the extra tall or extra short rider, who both seem to have troubles finding saddles to fit properly. Obviously there are considerations for all body types, male or female,
Saddle Fit and “Shorties” Read More »
It’s always interesting to take a few moments when I’m working at a horse show to check out the competition. I mean the real competition- the riders who have trained long and hard and are now showing off their skills in the ring. Especially in dressage shows, but also at the lower level hunter/jumper shows
Why don’t more boys ride dressage? A delicate subject… (no pun intended) Read More »
