Rider Position

Colleen Kelly 2010
Appearances:

PENNSYLVANIA
Horse World Expo
Presenting and Judging
Pennsylvania, USA
February 25-28, 2010

MISSOURI, USA
Ozark Dressage Society
March 6, 7 & 8, 2010
Email: Lisa and Marc
Elsuenoespanol@aol.com

MARYLAND, USA
Caroll County Horse Expo
March 20-21, 2010

NORTH CAROLINA, USA
Williamston NCDCTA Dressage
Competitions & Coaching
March 26-28
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TENNESSEE
April 2, 3 & 4, 2010
Email: polly@peachtreefarms.com

EQUINE AFFAIRE - OHIO
Equine Affaire
April 8-11, 2010

JOSE MENDEZ
IN THE USA!
Equine Affaire Ohio
Louisburg NC
Pinehurst NC
Cumberland VA
Maryland
Wilmington DE
April 13 -25 2010

Grand Prix, In-Hand &
Haute Ecole Specialist
Details: clinics@colleenkelly.net

NORTH CAROLINA
Pinehurst NCDCTA Dressage
Competing & coaching
May 7-9, 2010
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AUSTRALIA
NSW–VIC–WA-SA
April-June 2010
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SOUTH AFRICA
Johannesburg & Capetown
July, 2010
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GREECE
August, 2010
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UNITED KINGDOM
NSW–VIC–WA-SA
August, 2010
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Colleen Kelly at
WORLD EQUESTRIAN
GAMES
International Festival
Colleen Kelly is one of
only a handful of presenters
honored to be giving
15 presentations
throughout the festival
Sept 25 – Oct 10, 2010
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EQUINE EXTRAVAGANZA
Virginia, USA
Oct 2010
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“Article 418
The position and aids
of the rider

1. All the movements should be obtained without apparent effort of the rider. He should be well balanced, with his loins and hips supple, thighs and legs steady and well stretched downwards.

The upper part of the body easy, free and erect, with the hands low and close together without, however, touching either each other or the horse and with the thumb as the highest point; the elbows and arms close to the body, enabling the rider to follow the movements of the horse smoothly and freely and to apply his aids imperceptibly. This is the only position making it possible for the rider to school his horse progressively and correctly.

2. Not only the aids of the hand and the legs but also of the seat are of great importance…”

FEI Fédération Equestre Internationale Rules
(Olympic Equestrian Governing Body)

The Position & Aids of the Rider

“Article 418 The position and aids of the rider

“Article 418
The position and aids
of the rider