Dressage in Spain

While most people have seen the stunning balletic movements of dressage <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="T50023005" title="Horse (animal)" href="/topic/science-technology/science/zoology/horse-%28animal%29-T50023005.topic">horses</a>, it's the rare non-equestrian who can tell you what this pas de deux between horse and rider actually is or how it's mastered. Luckily this can be remedied at the Epona Equestrian Center in Spain where they teach both pros and beginners alike.

( Mike Goldwater / September 12, 2012 )

While most people have seen the stunning balletic movements of dressage horses, it's the rare non-equestrian who can tell you what this pas de deux between horse and rider actually is or how it's mastered. Luckily this can be remedied at the Epona Equestrian Center in Spain where they teach both pros and beginners alike.

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