They also seem to forget that this video is from around a dozen years ago, or before the EEEVVIILLLL Elizabeth Gurtler took over. Again, very odd. It's like someone is deliberately spamming the SRS videos to make a point.

@@evansquilt Wrong. I was a this performance in Paris. Watched all three shows. This was one of the two "Four Schools" shows at Bercy which were held just a few years apart. France, Austria, Portugal and Spain. By this time some of the "very best" of the time had left: about 100 years of collective knowledge, from teacher to horse to student, were gone. Gurtler took over years before this event. The "Golden Years" occurred under Meixner, Col. P., Col. Handler and Gen. Albrecht.

"Speculator"? What?

@@evansquilt Well, excuse me..."SPECTACULAR." You know what I meant! Don't be so pretentious.

There's no going back. The necessary knowledge -- there are only two pages of the School's theory in writing -- is passed from trainer to horse to student and on and on by all three doing. I was a student at the School during some of the "Golden Years" and I studied under SRS riders in Europe and the US. As Herr von Neindorff said not long before he died, "Dressage is dead." As for this Am Langen Zuegle performance: those who have never done this do not know that the balance required for both horse and rider comes from a secure connection between the two. There are films of earlier stallions which were trained for this work which I prefer. But having done a lot of this myself, it is far more difficult than doing the same work while in the saddle.

this was not Andreas and I think the horse was not his usual horse Conversano Dagmar (I was frustrated... I went to Paris to see this wonderful horse)

Kállá Giđđa Boine the horse is suppose do do those stuff themselves. That’s why he has “no control”