Teddy at Centerline: Axel Steiner Clinic

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October 23, 2009

Axel Steiner Clinic

Axel Steiner is a very quiet clinician. While many popular teachers will keep up a running patter during a lesson, Steiner watches quietly and then offers a few words to help the rider improve the horse. The rider is Christine Rivlin. The horse is a12-year-old Holsteiner mare, Larissa's JAZ. She was ridden by Chris to Prix St. Georges last year.

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