Krieger-Grossmann Rita M. (Belp BE)

"You can lead a horse to water ...

... but you can not force it to drink "

Individuality.

This is exactly what describes our philosophy best. Just as every person insists on individuality, horses are also individual, and so should be the path we take together.

It is also important to us to take the horse's biomechanics into account and to specifically build up "weak points". A horse is not inherently made to carry a saddle or a rider, and therefore we riders are responsible for training our animal to carry us through life without getting hurt.... And to master all the tasks that may be set before it! It is also very important for us to see the horse as a WHOLE. If the horse is physically or muscularly not (yet) able to do the task required for it, it will run frustrated and unwilling. In the worst case, it will even refuse to cooperate because it associates work with pain or frustration.

We are happy to help you move forward with your partner horse and be on the road as a team, because a good teacher knows how to release himself.