Tag: Adult Amateur

Dressage Spectator Etiquette

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By Sally O’Dwyer My officemates decided to come and watch me ride in a dressage show. I was thrilled...at first. Then, I panicked because they...

Quarantine Top 5 – In Case You Missed It!

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This list contains the five most popular YourDressage articles from the 2020 Coronavirus quarantine (approximately March-August). What were some of your favorites? Let us...

Driven To Dressage

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A former Amish, draft-cross driving horse becomes an inspiration for other “non-traditional” mounts at the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan® By Jennifer M. Keeler As...

The Adult Amateur Grand Prix Trophy – A USDF Perpetual Trophy

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Every year at the Adequan®/USDF Annual Convention, year-end award winners, champions, and high-score recipients are presented with perpetual trophies commemorating their achievements. Even beyond...

From Naughty to Nice

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Linden Thompson’s Haflinger gelding may be a handful, but he’s also taken her to Kentucky to compete against the best in the country at...

Five Ways to Win in Dressage Competition!

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By Sally O’Dwyer, Dressage Amateur  "Winning and losing isn't everything; sometimes, the journey is just as important as the outcome." - Alex Morgan Winning means success,...

A Slow Journey for “Speedy”

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By Karen Sweaney With my purebred Arabian gelding, G Ima Starr FA, known around the barn as Speedy G, this June we finally earned the...

How An Equitation Class Can Help You

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By Cassie Sherwood Razmitaz and I have been a team for six years now.  She’s an unusual and talented combination of warmblood and quarter horse,...

Pint-Sized Equine Partner, Bryan the Cob

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By Valerie Goodman If someone would have told me the first horse I would ride at an FEI level would be a barely backed, 6-year-old...

Dressage Riders: Coronavirus Quarantine Means You Can’t Ride? 8 Things...

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By Sally O’Dwyer, Dressage Amateur Are you a dressage fanatic going a little stir crazy because you are unable to ride?  Don’t be blue!  Pursue...
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?

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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.