Tag: All Breeds Awards

Begin and Begin Again

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A Region 4 adult amateur updates us on her Gypsy Vanner horse, Guinness Stout, and shares how they have begun and begun again to strengthen their partnership!

Heavy Hitters – Part Two

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Throughout December, we are featuring heavy horses and heavy breed crosses! Check out some of the gentle giant superstars our followers love to dance with.

2025 US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan®: High Score Breed Awards

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USDF congratulates all the 2025 winners! Interested in participating in 2026? Visit the USDF website to learn more about these awards & how you can get involved.

The Adaptable Arabian: Part IV

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We recently asked our community to share a photo of their favorite Arabian/Arabian cross, and the response was overwhelming! Check out our fourth gallery below.

The Adaptable Arabian: Part III

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We recently asked our community to share a photo of their favorite Arabian/Arabian cross, and the response was overwhelming! Check out our third gallery below.

The Adaptable Arabian: Part I

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We recently asked our community to share a photo of their favorite Arabian/Arabian cross, and the response was overwhelming! Check out our first gallery below.

Climbing with Everest: From Intro to FEI

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Here, a rider from Region 1 tells us how she dove feet first into dressage with her spotted dance partner, and the towering feats they’ve accomplished since!

Prime Time is What You Make It

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A rider and author from Region 2’s Mackinac Island shares how she dove back into the dressage world at 66 years old.

Ianto: My Gift from God

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An adult amateur from Region 1 shares the Welsh Cob partner who she fell in love with by accident, and who she hopes will make her shadbelly dreams come true!

Isn’t She Lovely, Isn’t She D’Liteful?

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Here, a rider from USDF Region 6 shares how she first encountered the Welsh Pony breed, then brought one home to train from the ground up herself.
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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.