Tag: Friesian Cross

If You Give a Mouse a Purpose

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This amateur was preparing to take a break from horses, until a Friesian cross stole her heart & landed them at one of the nation’s most prestigious shows!

Exceeding Expectations: From Broodmare to FEI

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Read how a rider from Region 8 brought her Friesian Sporthorse mare all the way up the FEI levels after a half-decade-long career as a broodmare.

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part Three

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Dressage riders who compete with a member of this stunning breed are eligible for special awards through the Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds Awards program!

A Brave Knight In Cowboy Country

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After a riding career in various breeds & disciplines, this Region 5 rider found her true calling in the dressage ring with a very special Friesian cross.

Together, We’re On The Mend

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After experiencing a cascade of loss, an adult amateur shares how a golden Friesian cross filled the void left in her life, and helped her find happiness again.

From Greenbroke Broodmare to Dressage Diva

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Searching for a part-time show horse/part-time husband horse, this rider found a Friesian Sporthorse broodmare who was the perfect horse to fill both roles.

The Goddess of Love, War, and Beauty

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After unexpectedly falling in love with a Friesian cross mare at a trail horse auction, this adult amateur wishfully hoped she’d see her again - and she did!

Alexzander: A Heavy Horse With A Huge Impact

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A rider from Region 7 shares how, after years of hiatus, she returned to riding and found joy in showing - with a bit of help from a Friesian cross, that is.

Life After Laminitis

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By Nicole Fink: As for Lola and I, our relationship is strong and we continue to pursue our goals together. There is Life after Laminitis.

Little Fish in a Big Pond

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The inspirational Rescue Horse! We are celebrating them as our April Breed of the Month on YourDressage! Dressage riders who choose Rescue Horses as their...
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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.