What does Mezair mean?

Mezair may-ZAIR

A classical dressage movement. The horse makes a series of controlled rises, and each one carries it forward. It is one of the traditional airs above the ground.

The rider sets the direction and the horse supplies the power.

The M has a mane.

Why we chose the name

In Mezair, agents do the work and you decide what they work on, approve what they change and choose what to keep.

From the French mézair. Definitions: Dictionary.com · Académie française · The traditional airs

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