Welcome to our new Online Viewing service where we will be making the very latest programmes available for immediate viewing. Through our live, pay per view streaming service direct to your computer screen, you can have an exclusive preview of programmes, in full, ahead of their DVD launch date. The online viewing service is the perfect way to see if the programme is right for you before you purchase a DVD copy.

LUNCHTIME LESSONS – spend a few minutes watching and learning from top riders and pick up some invaluable advice and schooling exercises. From 10-15 minutes per programme, Lunchtime Lessons are perfect over a coffee and a sandwich, or anytime you can find a few spare minutes – they could become the most valuable few minutes of your day!

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Enjoying Riding - Perfecting Your Seat with Tina Sederholm

Tina Sederholm concentrates on the effects of the rider’s position and seat. She looks at how the rider’s seat influences the movement of the horse and shows how, by changing the position; the rider can improve the outline of the horse. In this chapter, Being in Balance, Tina covers riding with shorter stirrups, the two-point position and the galloping position. This chapter is from the DVD, Enjoying Riding – Perfecting your Seat with Tina Sederholm and is designed to help riders fine tune their skills at all levels. Tina Sederholm is a widely respected trainer, competitor and author, whose methods are founded on the teachings of her father, the legendary Lars Sederholm.

Duration: approx 20 mins

FREE

Cross Country at Home with Mark Todd

Not everyone has their own cross country course to practice over, and in this lesson eventing legend, Mark Todd, shows us how to train for Cross Country using show jumps at home. Building different types of fences, Mark demonstrates how to ride angles, corners, bounce and coffin type fences. “There is an endless variety of things you can do with show jumps to build a cross country type fence. The most important thing is to be able to ride your line and keep straight”, he says. This lesson is taken from The Mark Todd DVD Collection, a triple disk set including the Mark Todd Training Method and 20 Years of Cross Country.

Duration: approx 10-15 mins

FREE

Pippa Funnell – Jumping the 4yo and Gridwork with the 6yo

One of greatest strengths of double European and Badminton Champion, Pippa Funnell, is her ability to forge successful partnerships with her new horses, and she cannot stress strongly enough the importance of developing that unique relationship. In this double lesson, Pippa first looks at jumping the 4 year old, keeping things simple to maintain his confidence and demonstrating exercises that keep her horse quiet and relaxed while improving his jumping technique. Then she moves on to show how doing gridwork with a 6 year old helps to develop the partnership, keeping the horse straight and channelled. Throughout the lesson, Pippa comments on her own horse’s performance and gives tips and advice on how to improve. These lessons are taken from the DVD, Pippa Funnell, Riding Your New Horse, available in our online shop.

Approx 15-20 min duration

FREE

Response to the Riders Leg – Richard Davison

Having looked at the Rider's Position in the first of our short lessons, Richard Davison now shows how to develop your horse’s response to the rider’s leg. Impulsion means energy and is a state of mind for the horse. Richard, together with his wife, Gillian, explains and demonstrates exercises to help the rider to deliver and the horse to accept and respond to minimal leg aids. They also demonstrate what to do if your horse has become numb to the leg through corrective leg aids and the legs away exercise. Through systematic training the horse learns to respond to sensitive leg aids. Response to the Riders Leg is taken from Enjoying Dressage with Richard Davison, a comprehensive training DVD with exercises that can be practiced at home.

Duration: 10-15 minutes

Price: £3.99 (one viewing)

Line Work at Canter with Tim Stockdale

Having looked at how to properly warm up in his first lesson, renowned show jumper Tim Stockdale, now takes us through his exercises for line work at canter, which he considers fundamental to good show jumping. By helping to achieve correct rhythm and balance, this type of training creates the right habits, reinforcing regular stride pattern and helping rider confidence by focussing on the approach to the fence. This is an excerpt from Enjoying Show Jumping with Tim Stockdale, a comprehensive training programme with exercises to be practiced at home between competitions.

Duration: 10-15 minutes

Price: £3.99 (one viewing)

Enjoying Show Jumping with Tim Stockdale

Tim Stockdale is one of the best communicators in the world of show jumping. His enthusiastic and natural style is coupled with a wealth of knowledge and experience. In our second in the series of online lessons, Tim Stockdale looks at how to properly warm up, with exercises shown in full.

Duration: 10-15 minutes

Price: £3.99 (one viewing)

Rider Position with Richard Davison

In the first of our progressive series of programmes, Richard Davison sets out the fundamental principles of good dressage. Richard says, "Horses go as well as we ride them; Dressage is horse gymnastics and riders require self discipline and control – serious stuff but you can also have a lot of laughs along the way". With his infectious enthusiasm, dressage soon becomes fun and surprisingly addictive! The first programme covers the Riders Position.

Duration: 10-15 minutes

Price: £3.99 (one viewing)

FEATURES

Mary King At Badminton

Mary King has been competing at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials for 23 years, winning the most coveted trophy in the sport of eventing, twice. In 2007 and 2008 a camera crew followed her in her quest for glory at this great event. This is the story of her triumphs and disasters, including comprehensive action footage and unique behind the scenes images.

Duration: 47 mins.

Price: £4.99 (one viewing)

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We hope you enjoy your online viewing experience with Equestrian Vision. If you have any queries, please email us