Louis Seeger

Louis Seeger (* 1794, † 1865) was a German dressage rider, who studied at Maximilian Weyrother, at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, the art of classical dressage. He was strongly influenced by de la Guérinière By Weyrother.

Seeger was one of the biggest critics of François Baucher, a controversial French riding master.

He founded in Berlin the first private riding school in Germany, where he passed his knowledge on to Gustav Steinbrecht.

Writings

• System of Equestrian Art (Berlin 1844) digitized
• Breeding, education, training of the horse in the systematic connexion (Berlin 1850) digitized
• Mr. Baucher and his arts - a serious word to Germany's Reiter ( Berlin 1852) Digital Version

Documents

• Waldemar Seunig: master of horsemanship and their ways. Verlag Paul Parey, 1981, ISBN 3489625323rd
• Www.dressageworld.de/dressurgeschichte/4/gkapitzke4.htm ( version of 15 August 2009 at the Internet Archive ) Template: Web archive / Maintenance / Linktext_fehlt

• Riding Champion
• German
• Born in 1794
• Died in 1865
• Man
• Spanish Riding School