Tag: Dressage For Every Body 2026

Dressage: Where Every Body Belongs – Part Four

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Every body is an equestrian body, and every body belongs in dressage, which is why August is focusing on size inclusivity on YourDressage.

Dexter Does [Western] Dressage

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I first met Dexter at Ebbers Quarter Horses and Paints. It was shortly after he was born, and the moment I saw him, I fell in love.

A Year of Broken Bones and New Dreams

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2025 was a very bad year for me. It started on January 2, I was notified that my job was going to be eliminated. On my last day of work I decided to go riding.

One Canter Stride at a Time

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Annie and I are still writing our story, one canter stride at a time. Because our story isn't just about Kissing Spines, or cancer, or ribbons.

Dressage: Where Every Body Belongs – Part Three

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Every body is an equestrian body, and every body belongs in dressage, which is why August is focusing on size inclusivity on YourDressage.

Can’t Eclipse My Shine

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Eclipse doesn’t have any notable bloodlines or elite inspection results. But that hasn’t stopped him from blazing up the levels to Prix St. Georges. 

Dressage Is Tough, But So Are You

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Your mind is the best tool at your disposal. Your body does not define you as a rider. You are worthy of this journey that you are on and you are good enough.

Drafted: Greatness Beyond The Track

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Partnering with Drafted has changed my entire perspective. I used to think I’d only ever take on a young OTTB. I never expected to get a ten-year-old war horse.

The Magic of Minerva McGonagall

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It was a snowy February day when I rode Minerva for the first time. She was a mover, responsive to my leg, & had gentle eyes that reminded me of my first love.

Dressage: Where Every Body Belongs – Part Two

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Every body is an equestrian body, and every body belongs in dressage, which is why August is focusing on size inclusivity on YourDressage.
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Survival Guide: Tack Cleaning

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You’ve got the horse, you have the tack… now what? Taking care of your tack and equipment is a necessary time commitment for all equestrians.