Tag: Certified Instructor

Meet the USDF Team Member – Kathie Robertson

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Meet USDF Education Director, Kathie Robertson. This California native is your go-to resource for all things dressage education!

Meet the L Graduate with Distinction and Certified Instructor – Jane...

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Meet Omaha-based Certified Instructor through Second Level and L Graduate with Distinction, Jane Fucinaro!

Where Has Your Circle Gone?

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By Jennifer Grant: The ubiquitous 20-meter circle is simple, but not easy to execute correctly.

Meet the Certified Instructor – Kim Gentry, Germantown, TN

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Kim Gentry is a USDF Certified Instructor through Fourth Level. She has ridden her whole life, and grew up in Australia and Singapore, competing...

Meet the Certified Instructor – Lisa Wagner

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Lisa Wagner is a USDF Certified Instructor through Second Level and has earned her USDF Bronze Medal. She has competed through Prix St Georges...

Meet the Certified Instructor – Mary Mahler

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Mary Mahler has been actively teaching, training, and competing in the dressage industry for over 30 years.  She is based in Haslet, Texas.  In...

Meet the Certified Instructor – Kiersten Vroman

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Kiersten Vroman is a USDF Certified Instructor at Training-First Level. Along with her husband, she owns and operates three horse boarding/lesson and training facilities...

Meet the Certified Instructor – Susann Regalmuto

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Susann is a USDF Certified Instructor through Fourth Level, an “L” Graduate, and a USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist. She began her early riding...

Meet the Instructor – Corinna Scheller Fleming 

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Corinna Scheller Fleming is a USDF Certified Instructor at Training-First Level, a USDF Bronze Medalist, and a graduate of the USDF L Education Program...

Meet the Instructor – Alejandro Salazar

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Alejandro Salazar is a USDF Certified Instructor through Fourth Level. He has been a full-time professional horse trainer in California for the last 20...
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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.