Tag: Friesian

By Macy Clark If you would have asked me a year ago if I thought I’d be taking a Friesian to the US Dressage Finals...

By Jacqueline Golosinski Cancer. A word no one should ever have to hear, especially when they are thirteen years old. A word that, when said,...

We post a lot of content every year on YourDressage, and sometimes stories may fly under the radar simply due to the volume of...

By Courtney Haubach When I was growing up, my mom and her business partner started a Friesian buying/flipping business. They would look for Friesians in...

From inspiring stories of underdog horse-and-rider duos finding success in the dressage arena, to informative horse and rider health features, articles highlighting unique and...

If I have one regret, it’s that I didn’t begin Ginger’s dressage career earlier on. I am a petite adult, but riding a 12.2hh pony, so you can imagine the looks I get sometimes. I used to let this get in the way of taking ourselves seriously as competitors, but my little pony has more heart and try than any horse I have ever sat on.

After almost 50 years, Dressage at Devon wants to cement its legacy as the USA’s premier dressage competition By Sally Silverman The history of Dressage at...

Lyle helped a variety of horses and riders improve their connection and balance. By Stephanie J. Ruff    This story is sponsored by Dressage Today.  It...

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Dolce is one in a million. Every time I sit on him, it is like coming home.  He has incredible talent for piaffe and passage, his lateral work is easy, and he is an absolute joy to ride every day. By Kristen Aggers