Tag: Grand Prix

Growth is Not a Safe Spot

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A Region 7 senior adult amateur shares her journey to Grand Prix, and the lessons she's learned along the way.

Going for GOLD – 20 Times and Counting

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Sydney L. shares the story of her trainer, Karen Lipp, who has helped an astonishing 20 students earn their USDF Gold Medal so far!

From the Retired Racehorse Project to Grand Prix

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An adult amateur from USDF Region 1 shares the two Thoroughbreds who stole her heart, and helped her earn all three of her USDF Rider Medals in the process!

From the Ground Up

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What do you do when you can’t find a horse that checks all the boxes? Breed your own!

River Run Roscoe

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A Region 1 riders tells us about River Run Roscoe, the Holsteiner who helped her - and two other riders - chase their dreams and accomplish their goals.

When the Challenge Becomes the Cure

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Imagine five teams of six top Grand Prix dressage riders and their mounts bedecked in colorful costumes dancing to choreographed freestyles before a sold-out crowd — all to raise funds for breast cancer research.

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....

O Romeo, Romeo

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I vividly remember the day I brought Romeo home. It took only two weeks for us to participate in our first dressage schooling show, despite the fact that he didn't have a proper canter.

Going for Gold: The Road to Grand Prix

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By Jody Swimmer: My George would do anything for me. We did it and he does not ever have to do another pirouette again. I would do anything for him.

World Championships Day 3 – Grand Prix team medals

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It’s Even Sweeter When You Win Gold in Your Home Country The crowd in Herning went wild over Denmark’s first-ever World Championships dressage gold medal Text...
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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.