Three days of intensive training with Vera Munderloh, an international classical dressage trainer recognised for her careful attention to horse welfare and the conscious development of the rider. The clinic is open to horses and riders of every discipline and level and offers an opportunity to refine technique, improve balance and strengthen the partnership between horse and rider through the principles of classical riding. For nineteen years Vera served as rider and principal trainer at the international training centre of Anja Beran in Germany, where she worked with horses of many different types and needs. This experience shaped her ability to observe carefully and adapt training to the specific characteristics of each horse and rider partnership. She also works extensively with groundwork, long reins, in hand work, side saddle riding and working equitation, and regularly teaches clinics and seminars internationally. The programme focuses on improving the rider’s position and balance, refining the aids and developing the horse’s gymnastic ability to encourage mobility, balance and physical wellbeing. Flatwork is presented as the essential foundation for every equestrian discipline, not only for dressage.

Three days of intensive training with Vera Munderloh, an international classical dressage trainer known for her careful attention to horse welfare and the conscious development of the rider. The clinic is open to horses and riders of every discipline and level and offers an opportunity to refine technique, improve balance and strengthen the partnership between horse and rider through the principles of classical riding. For nineteen years Vera served as rider and principal trainer at the international training centre of Anja Beran in Germany, working with horses of many different types and needs. This experience shaped her ability to observe and adapt training to the specific characteristics of each horse and rider partnership. She also works extensively with groundwork, long reins, in hand work and other classical training methods. The programme focuses on improving the rider’s position and balance, refining the aids and developing the horse’s gymnastic ability to encourage mobility, balance and physical wellbeing. Flatwork is presented as the essential foundation for every equestrian discipline.

Six days of intensive training with Kate Mably, an international classical dressage instructor known for her ethical and natural approach to the horse, as well as for her work in horse assisted coaching. Raised in close connection with horses, she has developed a philosophy rooted in classical and natural horsemanship, where harmony, balance and respect guide every stage of training. Her methodology adapts each exercise to the specific qualities of the horse and rider partnership, allowing their individual potential to develop. A central element of her work is Horse Coaching, a pathway that uses the relationship with the horse to strengthen communication, leadership, confidence and mental presence. Particular attention is given to biomechanics, lightness of the aids and the quality of dialogue between horse and rider. The programme includes flatwork based on classical dressage principles, development of clearer communication and connection between horse and rider and practical work designed to refine sensitivity, confidence and problem solving within the partnership. The clinic is open to horses and riders of every level and discipline, with individual sessions lasting approximately fifty minutes.

Two days of intensive training with Olympic show jumping rider Juan Diego García Trevijano, who is also a High School Master and classical dressage trainer. The clinic is open to horses and riders of every level and offers an opportunity to refine technique, improve athletic preparation and strengthen harmony between horse and rider under the guidance of an experienced international competitor. Juan Diego García Trevijano’s career includes a second place in the Rome Grand Prix in 1986 with Futuro, a third place in the World Cup Final in Tampa in 1989 with Tirol and participation in the Olympic final in Seoul in 1988 with Tirol, where he received an Olympic Diploma. He has also competed in both World and European Championships.
The programme includes gymnastic work and preparation for the horse, show jumping techniques and exercise work, together with flatwork based on the principles of classical dressage, with attention to communication and precision between horse and rider.

Three days of intensive training with an Olympic show jumping rider who is also a high-school master and classical dressage trainer. It is an opportunity for horses and riders at any level to develop technique, connection and athletic preparation under the guidance of an experienced competitor. Juan Diego García-Trevijano’s career includes a second place in the Rome Grand Prix in 1986 with Futuro, a third place in the World Cup Final in Tampa in 1989 with Tirol, participation in the Olympic final in Seoul in 1988 with Tirol where he received an Olympic diploma and appearances at both world and European championships. He is also a high-school master and dressage trainer. The programme covers gymnastics and preparation for the horse, advanced techniques for show jumping and flatwork based on classical dressage principles.

Vera Munderloh returns to Alterreno for a three-day classical riding clinic suitable for riders and horses of any discipline and level. As the first rider to Anja Beran, Vera will be available to expand your understanding of classical training techniques, answer your questions and support you in developing your flatwork skills through the principles of classical equitation.

Alterreno hosts an event with Katja Lange, an internationally recognised specialist in saddle fitting and horse training. With more than twenty-five years of experience, she has worked as a Master of Horse Management, received the Oskar-Maria Stensbeck plaque and competed at advanced level in Germany, Luxembourg and the United States. Since 2012 she has collaborated with the Saddlefit 4 Life Academy and developed her project “Dressurreiten (er)leben”. Drawing on her knowledge of biomechanics and her work with veterinarians and therapists, Katja presents a holistic view of the horse aimed at supporting welfare and creating a functional connection between horse and rider.

Kate Mably has spent her life with horses and her training approach is grounded in classical and natural principles. She works from the view that the art of riding depends on harmony and balance and she tailors each exercise to the needs of the individual horse and rider. Kate has built an international career working with horses and riders to develop practical understanding and genuine partnership.

Linda Parelli introduces a long-awaited shift in the horse world, offering insights into developing a confident horse and clear leadership. She brings a renewed focus on empowering riders through a system centred on the needs of the horse.

When passion, ethics and discipline shape results. This is the first Italian edition of the clinic led by Michel Robert, head rider and technical director of the Team.