Tag: Off-Track Thoroughbred

A Tough Nut to Crack

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A Region 1 rider shares her journey with Fin, a track-fit Thoroughbred filly turned bona fide dressage queen, despite her conformation acting against her! 

Third Time’s A Charm

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A Region 1 rider shares how a former broodmare has inspired her to take on the broodmare division of the Retired Racehorse Project's Thoroughbred Makeover!

The Greatest Gift

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An adult amateur shares how her career, motherhood, & training her own horse have intersected, & helped to make her a better rider & a more resilient human.

A Lifetime of Learning

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Finally able to ride later in life, a novice adult amateur learns life lessons - and gains confidence and resilience - through horses and dressage.

Cruisin Ta Recovery, Cruisin Ta Success

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Every story has a unique blend of excitement, intrigue, heartbreak, love, & humor. My story with Teddy isn’t over but it has been quite the roller coaster ride.

Meet the USDF Team Member – Krystina Wright

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Meet Competitions Director, Krystina Wright, who hails from Canada and competes at Prix St. Georges with her off-the-track Thoroughbred!

The Comeback Beats the Setback

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A Region 1 rider shares the story of navigating chronic Lyme disease with her OTTB, and how it was a blessing in disguise to strengthen their bond.

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!

Find The Right Fit

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A rider & trainer shares her experience navigating the horse world as a plus-size rider, from equipment & apparel fit, to how it affects her teaching program.
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2026 USDF Arts Contest: Meet the Winners!

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The annual USDF Arts Contest is designed to highlight the creativity and beauty of dressage and the equine form and to allow USDF members...