Four Legs Move My Soul

ebook The Authorized Biography of Dressage Olympian Isabell Werth

By Isabell Werth

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An illuminating look at the story behind the success of one of the best dressage riders in the world.

German Olympian Isabell Werth has six Olympic gold medals and scores of championship titles to her name—there are few her equal on paper. But an equestrian's success is wholly dependent on the relationship she has with her athletic partner―her horse―and Werth's astounding accomplishments would not have been possible without her unique approach to working with the animals she's loved since childhood.

Even as a little girl, growing up on a farm on the Lower Rhine, it was clear that Werth possessed an extraordinary gift for empathizing with horses and foreseeing how they were likely to react in certain situations. This insight gave her a special ability as a rider and trainer. Here, Werth collaborates with accomplished sports journalist Evi Simeoni―someone who has witnessed and written about her career from the very beginning―to tell her life story.

  • Readers will get the inside scoop when it comes to Werth's accomplishments―and her failures, too.
  • They'll hear her personal thoughts regarding some of the biggest controversies to rock the dressage world: Rollkur and Totilas.
  • Perhaps most importantly, they'll learn about each of the sensitive and talented horses that has impacted Werth's life, including Gigolo, Satchmo, and Bella Rose.
  • There is a meme that is popular in the riding community that says, "Two legs move our body, four legs move our soul." It is this sentiment that Werth feels perhaps best defines her.

    Four Legs Move My Soul