Tag: Dressage Pony

Spring Loaded at a Snail’s Pace

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A rider shares how, with the support of her friend and trainer, and a very opinionated Connemara, the pair of underdogs blossomed into long-lasting partners.

Meet the Connemara: The Proud Irish Pony

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As the only breed native to Ireland's rigorous terrain, the Connemara pony shows inherent strength and hardiness equal to its undeniable looks.

Serendipity Can Be Bossi

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Adult amateur, Christine V., shares how serendipity brought a special Haflinger gelding back into her life - after moving halfway around the globe!

Rumor Has It

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A Region 1 rider shares her unplanned partnership with a talented Haflinger, and how this people-pleasing pony helped her venture up the levels and achieve her USDF Silver Medal.

Fertile Ground for Grass Roots!

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By Nancy Hinz Once upon a time, far removed from the intense atmosphere of high-performance dressage, there was a Welsh pony farm in Willis, Texas....

Education, Tenacity, and Love

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By Lindy Thompson: Petra and I have spent the last 11 years navigating Beau’s skeptical personality and explosive talent.

Dandelion:  Who Rescued Whom?

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By Coralie Hughes: Sometimes, bad luck is the only luck we have, and bad luck in horses usually means heartache.

From the YourDressage Archive –The Journey Matters More Than The Destination

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By McKayla Hohmann It’s Throwback Thursday!  Enjoy this article from the YourDressage Archives, which was originally published in the September 2018 issue of the flipbook...

Small but Mighty

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By Dale Downs A cremello, gaited, grade pony was born in Midland, Michigan. Bought before he was three years old by Dr. Dawn Wietfeldt, whose...

A Lifetime of Finnegan

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The strong & hardy New Forest Pony! We are celebrating them as our December Breed of the Month on #YourDressage! Dressage riders who choose New...
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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.