Tag: Draft Cross

Breaking Stereotypes with Calypso

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A Region 8 adult amateur shares the story of the rescue mare who won her heart, and has become her greatest partner in both dance and life!

Tesoro, My Greatest Treasure

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A Region 7 adult amateur shares her return to riding after her career and family took priority, and how an unexpected partner got her back in the show ring!

Healing Hearts and Achieving Goals

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An adult amateur shares about the Belgian-Throughbred cross who healed her heart after a significant loss, & is now helping her achieve her USDF Bronze Medal!

Redefining The “Dressage Rider” Mold

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Here, a plus-size & nonbinary rider tells us about their riding journey & partnership with a draft-cross, who shares the struggle of finding off-the-rack tack.

Sweet Georgia Brown: My Horse of a Different Color

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A Region 8 adult amateur shares the story of her pinto Draft cross mare, who has become the perfect-as-a-peach dressage horse for this dressage-loving mom!

Born on the Fourth of July: A Real Americana Horse

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Indy’s value isn’t just in his performance, but in his personality. He’s gentle, level-headed, and an absolute goober.

Celebrating Draft Horses! Part 4

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Draft power!!  This month on YourDressage, we are celebrating the mighty Draft Horse and Draft Crosses of all kinds.  Dressage riders who choose Drafts...

Celebrating Draft Horses! Part 3

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Draft power!!  This month on YourDressage, we are celebrating the mighty Draft Horse and Draft Crosses of all kinds.  Dressage riders who choose Drafts...

All Jazz’Dup

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All Jazz'Dup, or Jazz as we call him, is my 15-year-old Warmblood x Draft cross. He is the epitome of the Draft breed to me: kind, gentle, patient, and always willing to try. Dressage doesn't exactly come naturally to a big drafty gelding like Jazz, but he sure puts in the effort and I'm thankful everyday for this absolute love of a horse.

Rubeus Hagrid, the Half Giant

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I decided to name him Rubeus Hagrid after the lovable and generous half giant from the Harry Potter books. After all, it was his mother who was the giantess while his father was a normal size. His story was too similar and he was too hairy to not be a Hagrid.
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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.