All Points Dressage Inc. founder and head trainer Eiren Crawford has a vision of providing top quality horses and training for the serious and ambitious dressage rider / competitor in North America.
After sixteen years of training and competing in Europe and America, Eiren has returned to Canada. At The Dressage Studio, in Edmonton, Alberta, you can find our top quality horses for sale, training, and competition.
Eiren’s vast experience, working for and training with no less than four Olympians, has provided her with a comprehensive tool kit when it comes to training horses and riders. The major influences shaping her training theories have been Olympians Ingrid Klimke and Morten Thomsen, for both of which she was an assistant rider. In Germany, Denmark, and across North America, Eiren successfully trained and competed horses from three years old to Grand Prix competition.
All Points Dressage Inc. founder and head trainer Eiren Crawford has a vision of providing top quality horses and training for the serious and ambitious dressage rider / competitor in North America.
After sixteen years of training and competing in Europe and America, Eiren has returned to Canada. At The Dressage Studio, in Edmonton, Alberta, you can find our top quality horses for sale, training, and competition.
Eiren’s vast experience, working for and training with no less than four Olympians, has provided her with a comprehensive tool kit when it comes to training horses and riders. The major influences shaping her training theories have been Olympians Ingrid Klimke and Morten Thomsen, for both of which she was an assistant rider. In Germany, Denmark, and across North America, Eiren successfully trained and competed horses from three years old to Grand Prix competition.
This weekend Godot SSF (better known to his friends as Sammy) and Eiren rode in their first Qualifier for the USEF/Markel Championships, earning a great score of 78.6% and another blue ribbon!
Judges had wonderful comments and praise for Sammy, saying that they were "in the right direction with training."
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