Tag: Great American

Begin and Begin Again

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A Region 4 adult amateur updates us on her Gypsy Vanner horse, Guinness Stout, and shares how they have begun and begun again to strengthen their partnership!

My Self-Prescribed Cancer Treatment

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The first question I asked both my breast surgeon and my oncologist was, “Can I ride?”. Cancer wasn’t going to take this away from me.

High Scores and Young Horses Headline Second Weekend of 2025 USDF...

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The 2025 Great American/USDF Regional Championship season is underway! Get the inside scoop on the results from Regions 5, 7, and 8.

Unfinished Business

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I always feel I've already won when going into the ring with a horse I love & value as my partner, & I am so fortunate to have a horse like Vinny in my life.

Thank You, Partner

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"The final halt was emotional at 2024 Great American/USDF Region 3 Dressage Championships for Jennifer Benoit and Exodus." Photo by Andrew Ryback Photography; submitted by...

It Is What It Is Today

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A junior rider pieced together her horse's unknown history & found out a lot about him & reminding us that, when it comes to horses, it is what it is today!

I’ll Have “Whatever She’s Havin”

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An adult amateur shares the story of the yearling filly she accidentally purchased, & their journey to the top of the AQHA All-Breeds Awards standings for 2024!

Seen at Regional Championships – Regions 1 and 4

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Fall means Regional Championship time – check out the action from the final weekend of Championships, Regions 1 and 4!

Half-Percheron Bags a Triple of Big Tour Titles at USDF Region...

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The final two 2024 GAIG/USDF Regional Championships took place 10/10-13: the Region 1 Championships in Lexington, VA, & Region 4 Championships in Lake St. Louis, MO.

Seen at Regional Championships – Regions 6, 7, & 9

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Fall means Regional Championship time – check out the action from Regions 6, 7, and 9 here!
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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.