Tag: Adult Amateur

Bridle & Boardroom: The Right Horse at the Wrong Time

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Welcome back to Bridle & Boardroom, a monthly reflection where the lessons learned in the arena mirror the challenges of leadership.

From Good to Great: Unlocking Your Riding Potential

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This article was nominated for a 2025 GMO Newsletter Award for general interest articles. It appeared in the May/June '25 Midwest Dressage Association News.

A Downsize to Level Up

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Sometimes, all we need is a “downsize” - read how this Region 8 rider’s decision to get a German Riding Pony helped reignite her love for riding and competing. 

From Wales to America With Love

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A Welsh Pony breeder shares the success her foundation stallion, Cwmtawe Royal Command, has had in the dressage ring since being imported from Wales to the US!

A Partnership Worth the Miles

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A Region 1 adult amatur won’t let her rural location stop her from continuing to climb the levels with her Connemara pony and earn her Bronze Medal!

From Amish Auction Pony to Nationally Ranked Dressage Star

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An adult amateur from Region 2 shares how a vague Craigslist ad piqued her curiosity, and led to the Haflinger dressage partner of her dreams!

For Love of a Lusitano

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When I sat on Joao for the first time, he was so sensitive, but kind. Although I was very nervous, he was a complete gentleman & did not take a single misstep.

Protego Santana, My Own Holy Protector

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A para rider shares how a twist of fate put an injured Lusitano in her path after a riding accident resulted in a catastrophic injury to her foot.

Back in the Saddle with Pasador

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An adult amateur rerider shares about the four-year-old, recently gelded Lusitano she acquired at age 70, & how they are now dancing their way to their dreams!

A Partnership with the “Diablo”

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A Region 3 adult amateur shares the success she’s found with her Lusitano, and how he’s changed the trajectory of her riding career.
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Opening Doors to Dressage

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Outreach programs are helping to bring horses to underserved communities. For equestrian enthusiasts, they also offer a path to sustainability for our sports.