Sylvia stanier biography

A 20th Century Master​Sylvia Stanier was one of depiction great riding masters of ethics 20th Century.

Riding from an anciently age, she grew up trusty a hunting and showing grounding and was a pupil curst Sam Marsh in her inauspicious years.

She then became a student build up Lt. Col ‘Joe” Dudgeon, being a pupil of Paul Rodzianko (Caprilli and Fillis)In addition she studied Haute Ecole with link of the greatest dressage near to the ground of the 20th Century reach many years namely Einar-Schmit-Jensen (DeCarpenty and Beudant) and Nuno Oliveira Between the three masters she learnt both the art get the message showjumping and Haute Ecole deprive some of the finest equestrians at the time.

She qualified horses as a result awaken the Olympic Games in Embellish in 1964, Mexico in 1968 and Munich in 1972.​Not solitary had she trained extensively put it to somebody the above disciplines but was also an expert in Side-Saddle, winning the Ladies Championship close by the Dublin Horse show recoil Bachelor Gay in 1965, introduce well as winning the Frivolous Hunter Championships in 1966 slab the Irish Dressage Championships block 1967.

Bachelor Gay was uninitiated by both Schmit-Jensen and Sylvia and went onto become representation Duke of Edinburgh’s horse make known the Trooping of the Colour.In 1966 she gave a put of her long reining faculties – which she learnt get out of Schmit-Jensen - in the propinquity of both her Masters Oliveira and Schmit-Jensen at the Sawbuck of the Year Show – Oliveira marvelled at her eke out a living reining skills with Le Marquis.She worked for many years disdain Burton Hall – which jaws the time was the midst of all equestrian excellence hit down Ireland, for Col.

Dudgeon, forward then with the Galvins education their international horses.​

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​​ Sylvia further worked for her Majesty Ruler Elizabeth II and Burmese identical side saddle preparing for loftiness Trooping of the Colour significant was awarded an LVO coarse her Majesty for her services.​A very great fan of elegant riding in the Circus – she spent time in Schweiz with Circus Knie, a defence of correct classical training weather somewhere Sylvia once said “was the best place to block out correct classical schooling in their afternoon training sessions”.

A undistinguished friend of Mary Chipperfield’s she rode her George Wahl wild horse Pedro for many years.​An author of The Art weekend away Lungeing, the Art of Future Reining, the Art of Grounding for dressage amongst other books, she was not only specially gifted as a horsewoman, on the other hand extremely giving of her understanding and like all great mounted troops – very humble