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Dressage.com Weekly TV Series

Dressage.com's weekly tv series airs on nationwide satellite and cable to over 30 million households on satellie tv in the US. The network also broadcasts to Brazil

Now in production for our fourth year, Dressage.com has produced over 140 educational, entertaining, inspiring and informative programs featuring the best in international dressage. Kyra Beth Houston, Producer and CEO, shares her passion for dressage with the loyal audience of riders, owners, and the general public who enjoy watching dressage - the partnership between horse and rider.

Sample emails from tv viewers from 2002 - 2008:

Ky, you film the best horses in the world, your camera work is superb, you absolutely have an "eye for dressage", and your passion is evident in your expert, enthusiastic commentary. Don Petty, Ft. Worth, TX

Your program has made my life complete ! I have waited for your show for 40 years ! Just had to tell you that the last two shows were fantastic ! We are mesmerized each week by your show! Thank you for your tireless journeys around the world ! Lilly Aguilera, Prescott , AZ

Your programming has done more to expand the education of "horse people" than anything else. Educated riders know what they need to improve on, and where to obtain this help. Uneducated riders like myself, and most of the "Horse owners" that I know, have no idea of what they don't know. As my knowledge base grows, I am continually amazed at what I don't know. PLEASE !! PLEASE !! keep up this fantastic programming. It is greatly needed, and more appreciated than you can imagine
Janie Edmiston Scottsdale , AZ

Best of International Dressage

In 2006 alone, programs were filmed in Germany, Holland, Belgium, England, Slovenia and across the US. Dressage at Hickstead, premiere international dressage CDI, featured top riders including Carl Hester and Wayne Channon of Great Britain, Kim Le Duc of Holland and Jeroen Devroe of Belgium commenting on their top scoring rides providing the optimum of insider expertise.

The original Lipizzan stud farm founded in 1580 at Lipica, Slovenia included the white stallion quadrille, pas de deux, and in hand exhibitions and a Lipizzan carriage tour of the stud as well as competition rides from the CDI-W qualifier.

A day with the Spanish team training for World Equestrian Games with Jan Bemelmans in Germany included an exclusive interview with Olympic medalist Rafael Soto loved by our tv audience for his partnership with PRE stallion, Invasor.

Two days of training and instruction in Belgium with international rider Wayne Channon, who didn't begin riding until he was 32 but made up for it by training with a Spanish Riding School instructor six hours a day, six days a week. Wayne and his students provided commentary for the lessons ranging from a 12 year old on her FEI dressage pony to Wayne's international grand prix stallion, Lorenzo.

Ky often features top international competition rides with the judges' marks by movement on the screen and slow motion replay to educate the viewers on what the best in dressage should be.

I really enjoy seeing your Dressage shows on the RFD-TV network. It's about time we saw some Dressage on TV!

All of us Dressage enthusiasts owe you a debt of gratitude!

I sincerely hope that you can keep your programs on TV, so the general public can appreciate the beauty of our sport.

Thanks again for all you efforts! Claudia Coombs Freemont , NC

Exhibitions

Entertaining exhibitions including even the camel pas de deux (duet), quadrilles (Hanoverian stallions, Lipizzans, young riders on Dutch warmbloods), Arabian stallions at liberty, trick riding, and riding club jumping routines add variety as dressage riders show how to have fun with your horse.

March, 2007. I thought I would take a minute to tell you that I really enjoy the program on TV. You had one on recently with little kids doing a quadrille that was really cute! This kind of thing is useful to all disciplines!! Thanks and keep up the good work! Christine Richardson
Williamsburg , PA

Paraequestrian exhibitions featuring a rider without arms, a rider without legs and a blind rider always inspire our viewers.

March, 2007 Just had to write to tell you how much I enjoy your show, and to let you know that it is part of the inspiration that has entered me in a special show in early August. I ride at STAR--the Shangri-La Therapeutic Academy of Riding near Knoxville, TN, an NARHA certified therapy center. I started with mounting from the wheelchair ramp over a year ago, and riding with an instructor, a horse leader, and two side walkers. I now ride off lead and mount from the block! I will be doing an intermediate walk/trot test. Again, thanks for the inspiration and the knowledge--my instructor really likes my salute, which I learned from watching the show! At least I can do that! LOL! Best Wishes, Laura Johnson Knoxville, TN

March, 2007. This is bad! Planned to leave tomorrow and spend the Holiday weekend with my daughter in the Seattle area. However, her cable company doesn't carry TV (thus, no Dressage) so have delayed my departure until Saturday morning. Is there help for me? Dottie Hopkins

All Breeds

While warmbloods dominate the top international dressage competitions, all breeds are featured on Dressage.com. See Austria's family horse, the Haflinger, in a grand prix freestyle exhibition followed by the Pumpkin King, adorable Haflinger schoolmaster and his junior rider training level freestyle complete with pirate hat helmet. Arabians, Morgans, Quarter Horses and thoroughbreds as well as Irish Draughts and the baroque breeds: Andalusian, Lusitano, Friesians and Lipizzans are just a few of the breeds shown.

Thank you so much for your program on Driven Dressage with Woodridge Farm. I have been competing in Combined Driving for four years and really could have used that program a few years ago! There is so little coverage of this growing sport, thank you again for highlighting it. I enjoy watching the all the ridden dressage footage too. Kristi Knight Exeter, CA

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