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Originally from
southern Iowa,
Lacey
moved to
Pittsburgh
to study
classical dressage
with
Robert O. Mayer. |
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Lacey trains horses in
classical
dressage from zero
to Grand Prix.
She currently is involved in
getting her USDF instructors
license.
Lacey has a very kind approach
to horses and riders alike
... considering any weaknesses,
misunderstandings and
wrongly taught habits to
make changes carefully and slowly. |
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Her systematic approach to
classical dressage has made
her very popular with
beginning dressage riders as
well as riders wanting to
find a more intimate
communication with their
horses.
They
learn a
different equestrian tact,
gymnastic exercises, and
explanations about classical
riding in the same style as it was
started centuries ago
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making lessons informative and
rewarding. |
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Lacey's expertise in riding
horses from the seat, and therefore
having very quiet
legs and hands, achieves
smoother working horses
and
quieter riders. Her
method of bringing this
knowledge to riders and
horses is unique and admired
- especially by riders
who see their horses
responding so quickly to
very small aids. |
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| The
old method of classical
dressage seems too quickly
forgotten in our
modern world - which - at all
times wants instant
results. |
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