Mochi: The Horse That Built Me

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A young adult and a reserved young Friesian invested in each other, and their deliberate and steady training program is paying dividends in and out of the ring.

A Brave Knight In Cowboy Country

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After a riding career in various breeds & disciplines, this Region 5 rider found her true calling in the dressage ring with a very special Friesian cross.

From Mild to Wild

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After finding herself without a dressage partner, a rider loosely considered bringing home a mustang, until she went to the corral and made it a reality.

With That Shelby Mustang Power

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Here, a rider from Region 9 shares how her dream to adopt a mustang turned into an opportunity to climb the dressage ladder.

Sid Brought Me Back

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A rider from Region 2 shares how she couldn't leave horses in her past, leading her to jump back into the sport and find her draft cross partner, Obsidian.

Mischief Managed

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A Region 1 rider tells us about the draft cross who stole her heart from the beginning, and how her goals have shaped their dressage - and eventing! - careers.

2025 USDF Salute Gala & Annual Awards Banquet

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On Saturday of the 2025 Adequan/USDF Annual Convention, we proudly celebrated our honorary guests at the 2025 Salute Gala & Annual Awards Banquet.

The Diamond That Led Me to Dressage

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"This Thanksgiving, I’m grateful for second chances." A region 6 rider shares how uveitis forced her & her horse to stop jumping, & how they are thriving in their new sport!

My Self-Prescribed Cancer Treatment

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The first question I asked both my breast surgeon and my oncologist was, “Can I ride?”. Cancer wasn’t going to take this away from me.

From Homebred Hopeful to Bronze Medal Partner

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"The journey to earning my USDF Bronze Medal has been a dream many years in the making. In fact, it began before I ever imagined riding down centerline."
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Upcoming Education Opportunities

Survival Guide: Forage 101

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Forage can make or break your horses’ well-balanced diet, and the better your forage suits your horses’ needs, the less grain you have to buy.