Master Egon von Neindorff,
Germany

HARRY CHAIM FAIBISH
AUTHOR OF THE BOOK "HEALING HORSES THE CLASSICAL WAY"

If there are any stables within a 50 mile radius of Bournemouth, Dorset
Harry is available for
Lecture/Demonstration.

Please contact him for further details.

Harry provides Lunging and Work in Hand
Courses.
Please contact him for further details if you are interested in these.

Harry Chaim Faibish studied classical dressage under Master Egon von Neindorff, Master Nuno Oliveira and Hans Riegler (ex head rider of the Spanish Riding School) and has worked in Europe and the USA at highly prestigious stud farms, training centres and competition yards. Whilst he has a vast experience of working with horses of different breeds and types in all stages of their development, his chief love is helping to rehabilitate horses who have been disadvantaged, mentally or physically.

A lifelong bond with horses, together with his knowledge of classical dressage and the guidance he received from Hans Riegler and Masters Egon von Neindorff and Nuno Oliveira inspired Harry to specialise in treating injured, lame, difficult or badly trained horses and bring them back to useful work and health or at least improved manoeuvrability. To train horses who are nearly perfect is easy but he believes horses with incorrect conformation and visible problems cans also be improved with suitable training. A horse must be relaxed with its rider and trust them just as the rider must trust the horse. Once you have the horse's confidence you can do anything. The question is how you get inside the horse's mind - and many people do not have enough patience to reach this point. Signals should be clear, correct, gentle and given patiently so as to keep the horse calm. If not calm the horse will not give the trainer his full attention and his body will be stiff and tense so the work will not be nice and not look natural.

More can be read about the training Harry received from the Masters in his book "Healing Horses the Classical Way" and he agrees with Master Neindorff that horses should be ridden for their own sake, not for the rosette - not enough people think about the horse anymore which is why real dressage is dying out. If the horse works well and if we listen to see what the horse is communicating to us, the rosette will come without any problem. While at the various establishments Harry worked with many breeds of horse including Lipizzaner, Lusitano and Andalusian.

After working all over the world Harry returned to the UK and is now based in the scenic surroundings of Dorset.