Tag: Breed of the Month

The Little Pony That Wasn’t

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An owner from Region 8 tells us of the years spent raising her homebred Connemara cross, & the many careers & roles he willingly stepped up to perform.

Éirinn go Brách!

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A Region 8 rider shares how the Connemara X once described as a “handful” blossomed into a show horse, a kind, patient lesson pony, & priceless therapy pony.

Poetry In Motion: Folklore Tess Gallagher

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A Region 8 rider shares the story of the 7 month old Connemara she bought based solely off of a photo & a gut feeling, & the partnership that now qualifies for the Century Club. 

Captivating Connemaras – Part Four

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The captivating Connemara! We are celebrating these horses as our May Breed of the Month on YourDressage!

Can I Get a Mulligan?

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A rider from Region 6 shares how her experience with Olympians led her to first fall in love with Connemaras and the “Mulligan” she took with a pony who told her he’d much rather dance than jump.

Pride and Pony Prejudice: Cool Springs Mr. Darcy

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A rider from Region 1 shares the Connemara cross who stepped up to deliver quick success & a bright future after retiring her previous competition partner.

The Gift Pony

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A rider from Region 7 shares how a supportive group of horse friends kept her afloat during difficult times, surprised her with a Connemara filly, and got her back in the show ring!

Captivating Connemaras – Part Three

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The captivating Connemara! We are celebrating these horses as our May Breed of the Month on YourDressage!

The Ex-Hunter Princess and Pea-Sized Pony

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A rider from Region 9 explains how she came to own a mare related to a special Connemara from her past, and the challenges and successes they have experienced since.

Spring Loaded at a Snail’s Pace

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A rider shares how, with the support of her friend and trainer, and a very opinionated Connemara, the pair of underdogs blossomed into long-lasting partners.
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Survival Guide: Fly Season

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The colder months may be gone, but now, the flies are here, and it’s our responsibility to be prepared to keep our horses comfortable.