Tag: California Dressage Society
1996 CDS Northern Junior Championships
We dug through our archives for this week's throwback and found this great photo by Sherri Scott Photography!
The Gift Pony
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!
No Tempis in First Level
Collegiate competitor Emma T. shares the transition from hunters to dressage that she made with her Holsteiner, Pumpkin!
A Full Heart
Region 7 competitor, Tami T. shares the Spanish horses who made her fall in love with dressage and who have helped her on her journey to her USDF Silver Medal!
All Work and No Play…
Even the most diehard dressage enthusiasts enjoy a break from the sandbox routine. Here’s how some show organizers, dressage clubs, and others liven things up.
Why Compete in Dressage-Seat Equitation?
By Lynda Palmer: As an adult-amateur rider discovered, because it led to dressage breakthroughs
A Guide to Recognition Programs for Junior Riders
By Lexie Halliwell, CDS- East Bay Jr/YR Representative
Brighter Skies
By Ginger Bowles
Meet Cielo, my dressage horse.
Cielo is a kill pen rescue. He was adopted out of a Louisiana kill pen by a woman...
My Honey Bunny
The stunning Lipizzan! We are celebrating them as our September Breed of the Month on YourDressage!
Dressage riders who choose Lipizzans as their mounts are...
La Vita È Dolce
Dolce is one in a million. Every time I sit on him, it is like coming home. He has incredible talent for piaffe and passage, his lateral work is easy, and he is an absolute joy to ride every day.
By Kristen Aggers
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?
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.
