[touchofdandy]

Clinton Anderson.

[windblown]

As far as non-Arab trainers, Clinton Anderson hands down. I've seen him in person and have a ton of respect for him. His methods are ones I use, although I'll readily admit to changing them slightly at times to suit what I want to achieve.

[littlecelticpony]

Morris, Wright, de Nemethy.

I appreciate Sally Swift, and Jane Savoie for their 'mental' training techniques.

[dotgotcalm]

Originally Posted by Ropin1

Ya'll won't beleive this.. But I took part in a George Morris clinic back in the day.... he was scary! lol! awesome, but scary!

Also, Victor Hugo Vidal.

Rofl! I rode under him as a Jr. Believe me, he isn't any easier on a kid! I used to make him so mad I thought he'd have a heart attack. Some days I prayed that he would! But, he still tops my list of favorites.

This is tough....Ray Hunt, Bob Loomis, Bill Horn, Dale Wilkinson, John Lyons, Al Dunning.

[County]

Ray hunts the only one I've paid alot of attention to that I liked.

[Reitpferde]

Originally Posted by doublebarr

Alot of mine are dead and gone or not out in the spotlight to be BNT's. But, one who is still there is Ray Hunt.

ROFLOL - yeah...that is depressing. My favorite dressage trainer is dead: Herbert Rehbein. My jumper trainer - if he's not dead, he is very old: Mike Schulze. To put things into perspective, my current favorite trainer was barely born when I was finished with college....