The Ethics and Passions of Dressage, Expanded Edition calls the reader to a re-dedication to the art of riding and the traditions of classical horsemanship. Charles de Kunffy challenges the reader to ask questions such as Should competition challenge or reinforce classical horsemanship Furthermore, What characteristics should be cultivated to transform the rider into a complete horse person What are the individual's responsibilities to the preservation of classical horsemanship and academic equitation De Kunffy explains the true meanings of non-confrontational riding and training, on the bit, engagement, the development of the correct seat, and the use of hands and reins. He offers valuable advice on seeking instruction in classical dressage training. In the chapter entitled Succinct Principles, de Kunffy doubles his single sentences kernels of wisdom from the first edition. This monumental contribution to equestrian literature is embellished with even more carefully-selected images of