NHE Equine Anthology Vol.2, 2009

News

Review of the latest news of the School and the whole horse world.

Tractate on a School mount. Part 2. A man on the back

”The fact, which is delicately not announced by the School - which doesn’t want to pile on the pressure -, is clearly described by the veterinary sports textbooks. What I refer to is strong necrosis of skeletal muscles”. Alexander Nevzorov continues introducing the Tractate, which is one of the official manuals of Nevzorov Haute Ecole School, to readers.

Cloé Lacroix

”Every single horse is exactly as special as Thunder is, if given a chance. Every horse can dazzle you with his brilliance – if he is educated, stimulated, and respected. It is that simple”. NHE Official Representative in Canada, Dean of School, Cloé Lacroix speaks about her way in the horse world.

Dressage: let’s dot the i’s and cross the t’s

”It is the dissection that opens all the ”secrets” of equestrian sport. That’s why I’m saying: ”Let us ask the carcasses of horses killed by dressage. They have nothing to hide but have something to say.” In this article, Alexander Nevzorov doesn’t give dressage defenders a chance to clear it of a charge.

Cartularium

Photos and descriptions of the serreta-type nosebands.

Colloquium. Interview with Derry McCormick

Equine Sciences Academy differs from almost all hippological school, colleges and institute by it’s main principles: to do everything not BY horse – but FOR horse. ”We will not accept anyone who is self serving, does not work in the best interest of the horse, or those that cause harm by what they do”. Derry McCormick, one of the ESA chancellors, speaks about the Academy, its history and principles.

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"Nevzorov Haute Ecole Equine Anthology" is available  in *.pdf format for downloading through the Internet. The issue is available in the on-line store.

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