In this revised edition of 'Guidelines for Riding and Driving, Volume 2', the advanced training process is described with even greater precision and depth than in previous editions. The relationships within the training process, the criteria for each stage of education up to the highest levels of every discipline, and the corresponding exercises and movements are explained comprehensively and in detail. All notes and recommendations are written by experienced trainers – 'from practice, for practice'.New additions include learning theory approaches that help explain how horses learn, as well as fundamental principles of sports and training science that are essential for a holistic understanding of a successful and horse-friendly training process. Only in this way can athletic development always remain compatible with the horse’s well-being. The ultimate goal of all training is harmony between horse and rider – and the mutual trust that results from it, regardless of discipline or level.For riders, trainers, and judges – as well as for anyone interested in a horse-appropriate, practical approach to the advanced training of horse and rider in the disciplines of dressage, jumping, and eventing – these guidelines are an indispensable resource.