Tag: Cross Training

Thirty Years to N’Dependence

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After 30 years of dreaming of horse ownership, a Region 5 adult amateur found her perfect partner in a green prospect all the way across the country. 

Against the Odds: Our Path from Diagnosis to Championships

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Read how a Region 7 ammy harnessed the healing power of dressage to help her off-track event prospect maintain, and even improve, her kissing spine diagnosis.

Kennebec Rugby: From First Breath to Centerline

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There were no shortcuts & no excuses. Just showing up & doing the work. We qualified. We made it to Regional Championships. We finished fifth out of 34 horses.

Irish Treasure: The Ultimate Vacation Souvenir

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Here, a Region 1 rider tells us about the extra “luggage” she brought back from vacation - a draft horse dressage partner with a heart of gold!

From Mild to Wild

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After finding herself without a dressage partner, a rider loosely considered bringing home a mustang, until she went to the corral and made it a reality.

The “Wrong” Horse: A Happy Accident

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Here, an eventer from Region 6 tells us about her first mustang, who ignited her passion for gentling and taming wild horses.

Mischief Managed

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A Region 1 rider tells us about the draft cross who stole her heart from the beginning, and how her goals have shaped their dressage - and eventing! - careers.

Roush: The Dream Pony – Part 2

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Here, we follow up with a team from Region 6, and learn how they accomplished the goals they set out for themselves the first time we heard from them!

King: A Horse of Remarkable Achievements 

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In this read, a rider from Region 1 shares the story of her accomplishments with her highly decorated Arabian, appropriately named King.

Won Over By “Quinntessential Charm”

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Here, a rider from Region 9 tells us about Quinn, the special Arabian who stole her heart and led her to a passion… dressage!
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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.