equine partner makes him highly qualified to pass on an important eques trian culture to a new generation of riders by combining centuries-old European tradition with American Cowboy culture. I received my equestrian education for over 13 years at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria and I can only recommend Ed Dabney as a role model for many."
Spanish Riding School of Vienna
-Anne Ollila, Finland
THE DIAMOND D COWGIRLS ARE HEADED TO WASHINGTON, D.C!
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"Six Keys to Harmony"™
"Foundation Training "
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"Six Keys to Harmony™ Vol. 2 - Finding Effective Solutions"
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Dear Ed,
I did enjoy meeting you in Sweden. Further to watching your "Six Keys to Harmony" demonstration. I just wanted to congratulate you for the high quality of your training. I am considering you as a "classical" trainer in the sense that you eliminate any constraining instrument and do not use force. Your message founded on deep knowledge and respect to the horse would be very useful on the official scene. Competition is too often meaning results at any price.
All the best to the "gentleman cowboy" you are!
Philippe Karl
Ecole de Legerete'
Ecuyer of the Cadre Noir
1985 - 1998
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