Tag: Dressage at Devon
2016 Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame Induction of Rocher
In recognition of her competition record, having shown extensively across Europe, in Oldenburg, Munich, Goteborg, Hagen, and Wiesbaden, and for her character and inspirational...
The Sport-Horse Champion
2019 USDF Volunteer of the Year Kristi Wysocki works tirelessly to advance US sport-horse breeding
By Penny Hawes
Not so long ago, American sport-horse breeders had...
Introduction to Showing the Sport Horse In-Hand
https://youtu.be/Ee1frtel7vc
Learn more about showing a horse "in hand". Video excerpts from the 2015 USDF Youth Dressage Sport Horse Breeder/Handler Seminar held at Dressage at...
Meet the Committee Chair – Natalie DiBeradinis, Co-Chair for the USDF...
What is your committee’s mission?
To promote the development of quality dressage stock in the United States.
How long have you been on this committee? ...
A Breeder’s Dream—Sir Sinclair
By Christine DeHerrera
More than 10,500 KWPN Dutch Warmblood foals are born in the Netherlands every year, each carrying the hopes of its breeder. Of...
American Saddlebred “Born to Rage” Shows on the Devon Stage
By Ruby Tevis
Before 2019, Dressage at Devon had never seen an American Saddlebred compete in Materiale, until Laura Jumpp stepped in to the ring...
A Trip to Devon
For many dressage enthusiasts, the storied Dressage at Devon show is a can’t-miss event. Come behind the scenes of the 2019 competition and find...
Seldom Seen Retires
https://youtu.be/BiK4wKcq_7I
2005 Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame inductee, Seldom Seen, proved that top horses don't have to have the best breeding, or be the biggest...
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Survival Guide: Fly Season
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.
