Tag: Breed of the Month
The Best is Yet to Come
An adult amateur shares how the pandemic and losing her mother changed her outlook on life, deciding to go “all in” on her horse goals, and the special dance partner she found.
Dreamheart
A trainer in Region 3 shares about her first time shopping for a horse across the pond, and the cute young Westfalen that became her ‘Dreamheart.’
Wonderful Westfalens – Part 2
In our second installment featuring the Westfalen, we highlight the versatility of these wonderful horses!
Importing Love
An adult amateur in Region 2 shares about importing her first ever horse, a 3-year-old Westfalen named For Amour, and why you can never go wrong when choosing a horse with a “W” on their left hip.
Wonderful Westfalens – Part 1
In our first installment featuring the Westfalen, we highlight the versatility of these wonderful horses!
The ‘OneEyedWonder’ Westfalen
The wonderful Westfalen! We are celebrating them as our August Breed of the Month on YourDressage!
Dressage riders who choose Westfalens as their mounts are...
Bold Bays with Curly Manes
By Michelle Stiegart Fobert: A lifelong equestrian shares the two Curly Sporthorses who got her hooked on this rare breed!
Cool Curly Sporthorses
The cool Curly Sporthorse! We are celebrating them as our 2023 June Breed of the Month!
Dapper Dutch Harness Horses – Part IV
In our final installment featuring the Dutch Harness Horse, we highlight the versatility of these dapper horses!
Dapper Dutch Harness Horses – Part III
The dapper Dutch Harness Horse! We are celebrating them as our May Breed of the Month on YourDressage! We recently asked our social media followers...
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Insights From A First-Time NEDA Volunteer
This article earned first place in the 2023 GMO Newsletter Awards for first person experience articles for GMOs with 500+ members.
Recognition for Three- and Four-Year-Old Dressage Prospects
Three- and four-year-old horses have a unique opportunity to be eligible for awards within the ProElite/USDF Breeders Championship Series.
