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Clinic Report: Suzanne Galdun

This article was nominated for the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards. It appeared in the NWDA newsletter The Accent Branches, June 2025.

Quality riding, it is up to the rider

This article was nominated for the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards. It appeared in the newsletter TREA Branches, September 2024.

It’s All About Balance

My journey to become a TD started almost four years ago. I was volunteering at a show, when our show secretary proposed that I look into the licensing process.

Against the Odds: Our Path from Diagnosis to Championships

Read how a Region 7 ammy harnessed the healing power of dressage to help her off-track event prospect maintain, and even improve, her kissing spine diagnosis.

A Tale of Tails Part III: The Sweet & Sour of Silver 

"As Kim says - and I truly believe - Bob and I have defied all the odds, and the lessons learned in this rich experience are the true reward."

From Training to Prix St. Georges: The Little Thoroughbred That Could

It was “love at first ride” for this rider & her Thoroughbred, Rambo Ruckus, who has gone from being labeled as “scary” to a champion in & out of the showring.

One Small Victory At A Time for Tucker

A rider located in Region 6 shares the ups and downs of life with her Thoroughbred, Tucker Too, who was everything she didn’t know she needed in a partner!

Clinic Report: Suzanne Galdun

This article was nominated for the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards. It appeared in the NWDA newsletter The Accent Branches, June 2025.
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Most of us begin the sport full of enthusiasm, inspired by the beauty and harmony of dressage. But over time, progress becomes harder to recognize.