Philippe Karl & High Noon - Part 2

Let the philosophy of Légèreté inspire you! Follow the progression of High Noon in the second part of this educational and informative film documentary and watch him as he continues his partnership and training with the renowned French riding master, Philippe Karl. One year after the recording of the first episode, we take a look at a cross-section of the Hanoverian's entire training programme - from loosening on the lunge and under the saddle up to High School dressage work such as school walk, piaffe, passage and tempi changes. Enjoy highlights of High Noon's first venture into the public limelight, as he takes centre stage at the HansePferd exhibition in Hamburg in April 2014, presenting a dressage freestyle to music together with five "School of Légèreté" instructors and their horses. Philippe Karl, former rider with the famous Cadre Noir in Saumur, France, was inspired by the teachings of the old masters such as La Guérinière, Baucher, Beudant and l'Hotte. At the core of his philosophy is absolute respect for the horse. He founded the "School of Légèreté" which teaches a logical and practical way to systematically train horses without the use of force or coercive artificial aids.