Jesse W. - From lengthenings at First Level to extensions at Prix St. George for the both of us together!
We recently asked our social media followers to share their best #TransformationTuesday photos with us. From winter woolies to summer shine, playful foals to beautiful show horses, adding weight to an undernourished new equine partner, or gaining muscle and better self-carriage through dressage work, here are the transformation photos the dressage community shared with us. Stay tuned for Part 2 of this gallery in the coming weeks!
Agnieszka J. – Pippen of GBF (Jadzia), when was sold to new owner as a yearling
Agnieszka J. – Jadzia today. Photo by John Borys Photography.
Aidan T.
Becky S. – Seeing Red on track when he was three
Becky S. – TIP Championships last September showing I-1
Cathy R. – The top is August 2019 and the bottom is August 2020. It’s crazy what a difference a year can make, and COVID has canceled all my shows so I’ve been focusing a lot on improving my riding and building his strength the last couple of months.
Christie H – Before – Coggins pic 2018
Christie H – After – 2020 Festival of Champions!
Daniela V. – Oct 2019 to Aug 2020. FEI goals achieved with a good program
Evgenia B. – USDFBC as a yearling Reserve champ to USDFBC as a 3yo Grand Champion and GOV high point
Hannah F. – From 11 year old trail horse
Hannah F. – To 18 year old FEI level horse
Hannah F. – #aqhadressage #dressagetranformation here he is at 18 competing Intermediate 1
Heather B. – February 2019 – Present … underweight, under muscled, afraid of leg, behind the vertical and inverted to muscled up dressage and show jumping machine!!
Kara C. – Off the track as a hunter (2015) to second level dressage horse (2020)
Karen M. – 2012 to 2019. Note: USDF strongly recommends all riders wear protective headgear when mounted.
Katy M. – Odie Owen: September 2018-August 2020. The day I tried him, a 6 year old OTTB with minimal training, to our last show a couple weeks ago where we earned our final qualifying score for First Level!
Can’t get enough of these fun transformations? Check out Part 2 of our gallery here!
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When it comes to preparing for dressage competition and vying for standing in award and championship programs, competitors and owners have more than their fair share of rules and regulations to be aware of and remember. One area that seems to cause some continued confusion is the definition of ‘consecutive levels’ and how that applies to both competition and Adequan®/USDF Year-End Award standings.
[…] here are the transformation photos the dressage community shared with us. Check out our photos from Part 1 here, and stay tuned for Part 3 of this gallery in the coming […]
[…] here are the transformation photos the dressage community shared with us. Check out our photos from Part 1 and Part […]