Charlotte Haid-Bondergaard x AS
The Haid Bondergaard family live on incredible Kronekulla farm in Skåne where they run Norrehee Dressage Stable. The business includes dressage at an elite level, education, training and selling dressage horses. Charlotte has a long successful background in international dressage and is our boot queen with a gorgeous collection of different boots. In recent years, Rasmus has focused on being a trainer and has several students in addition to helping Charlotte and Mary in their ventures on a daily basis. Mary trains and competes to the fullest and just won an individual gold in the Nordic Championships last summer. Together the family have strong passion, dedication and success in the equestrian world. They really are an ambitious and positive family full of success!
We are very proud to have Charlotte, Mary and Rasmus as ambassadors as they not only show time and time again how good they are in dressage, but also for their incredible commitment. Together, they really show how hard work pays off and are role models for many in the equestrian world. The family has together a strong understanding of the importance of high-quality riding gear and equipment and have ridden in Amazona Sueca boots for several years. Their expertise and experience is a valuable source for our product development and we are very proud to have them in our team!

CHARLOTTE´S STYLE
My everyday style in the stable is very simple. I like to wear practical clothes and dress according to the weather. As a rider, you sweat a lot, so it's important to have good boots and clothing to keep you warm on cold days and cool when it's hot. I love boots with sheepskin lining and use them all year around, in the summer I'm barefoot in them.
When you ride 7 days a week all year round, you need to have many boots. I have a whole collection of different boots and I love colors like gray, brown and navy as well as a pop of color. Gray is my color so I especially like my newest Bia Dressage boots in gray croco gloss. I love all my boots and like them to vary in color and pattern, from suede leo boots to black glossy competition boots. You can never have too many boots!

MARY´S STYLE
I usually have a simple style in the stable. I like to have colors like brown, navy and black. But lately I'm starting to venture into more daring boots. My latest boots are a pair of Polo Dressage in sparkly black suede, the idea is to match my helmet and competition coat. My favorite boots are either my lightbrown Bia Dressage that I have used a lot or my black glossy Amazona Dressage for competitions.

RAMUS´S STYLE
I would describe my style as very clean and I mostly stick to dark colors. It is important to me to look neat but it must also be functional. You must be able to both sweat and stay warm all day. I stick to a masculine color palette, mostly colors like dark brown, dark blue and black. My personal favorite are suede boots as they are very soft and comfortable. I can get up in the saddle and ride with my suede boots the same day as I get them home!
NEED SOME GUIDANCE?

Croco gloss leather - shiny, bold and impossible to ignore
Some riding boots quietly blend into the arena. Croco glossy leather was never meant to do that. Glossy, textured and naturally eye-catching, croco patent has become one of the most iconic material...
Read more
Sheepskin lining in riding boots
Nature’s high-tech material - for comfort, balance and feel Sheepskin is often associated with warmth. But in reality, it does something much more interesting than that. Inside a riding boot, she...
Read more
Find your perfect riding boots
Two paths. One decision. Choosing riding boots shouldn’t feel complicated — but it often does. Should you go for something simple and ready to wear, or create something fully customized? After mor...
Read more
Custom vs Ready to Ride Riding Boots?
Custom or Ready to Ride? Discover which riding boots suit your leg shape, riding style, and daily needs - and how the right fit can transform your time in the saddle.
Read more
With over fifteen years experience of custom tall boot helping thousands and thousands of riders with their boots, I have become the boot geek I am today and in this article I have summarized ma...
Read more
When you have decided which model and colors you want you need to choose the right toe style for you. Look into our guide to make the decision easier. 1. PLAINLess is more! This toe style is eas...
Read moreTIP OF THE WEEK - HOw to become a better rider

One of the most important lessons in horse riding is learning to ride the horse you have today, not the one you had yesterday. As riders, it’s easy to carry expectations into every ride. Maybe you...
Read more
Many riders try to solve things by riding faster. More leg. More speed. More energy. But forward riding and rushing are not the same thing. A horse can move quickly without balance. And a horse ca...
Read more
Spend as much time as you can with your horse
Becoming a better rider isn't only about the hours spent riding. Some of the most important moments happen before and after you sit in the saddle. When you spend time with your horse outside traini...
Read more
Watch like a rider - not a spectator
Watching great riders is something most of us do. We scroll, we watch competitions, we follow our favourites - and often think: that looks so easy. But there’s a big difference between watching and...
Read more
Look up – your body follows your eyes
It sounds simple - but it makes a bigger difference than you might think. Where you look affects everything. When your eyes drop, even just slightly, your body follows.Your shoulders tip forward, ...
Read more
Breathe – it changes everything
Riding isn’t just about what you do – it’s about how you feel while doing it.And one of the first things that changes when you feel pressure, nerves, or frustration is your breathing. It becomes s...
Read more
Fuel your body - it shows in your riding. Riding asks more of you than you sometimes realize.Not just skill and technique, but focus, balance, strength - and presence. And all of that starts with ...
Read more
