Tag: Adult Amateur
The Not-So-Straight Path to Gold
For a moment, everything was still. When the judge returned the salute, 10 years of work came to a close—not perfectly, but with a feeling of deep satisfaction.
When Strong Isn’t The Answer: The Dressage Rider’s Pelvic Floor
What happens to our biomechanics in the saddle when the muscles responsible for supporting and stabilizing do not know how to let go?
One Canter Stride at a Time
Annie and I are still writing our story, one canter stride at a time. Because our story isn't just about Kissing Spines, or cancer, or ribbons.
The Magic of Minerva McGonagall
It was a snowy February day when I rode Minerva for the first time. She was a mover, responsive to my leg, & had gentle eyes that reminded me of my first love.
The Winter Is Long, but the Spring Is Worth It
Once I brought her home, she became a little wild the more we got to know each other, and there were several moments where I wondered if I’d made a mistake.
It’s Never Too Late to Come Home to Yourself
Treatment, recovery, work, and motherhood collided, but still I fought. And I won. Coming out on the other side of cancer changed how I saw everything.
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Four
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Three
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
Education in Action
On the last weekend of June, Boulder Valley Dressage welcomed 12 riders to a successful Ride-A-Test event featuring FEI L 3/4* Judge Sandra Hotz.
Smart N’ Fancy, N’ True to Her Name
Olive was everything I had hoped for in my first horse: intelligent, quick to learn, safe, and adaptable, approaching everything with curiosity and willingness.
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Opening Doors to Dressage
Outreach programs are helping to bring horses to underserved communities. For equestrian enthusiasts, they also offer a path to sustainability for our sports.
