Tag: Para

Riding Forward

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By Amber Heintzberger: Meet three para-dressage athletes who may help shape the future of the sport. Reprinted from the September/October 2025 issue of USDF Connection

Inside USDF: New Committee Lays the Groundwork for Para-Dressage

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Read this reprinted article from the May/June 2025 issue of USDF Connection to learn more about the committee that made our para-affiliation possible.

Carlisle Academy: A Leader in Inclusion

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In this new series, we highlight the USEF's Para-Equestrian Dressage Centers of Excellence. Today we look at Carlisle Academy!

DEI: New Letters, New Tests

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By L.A. Sokolowski: A macro look at where diversity, equity, and inclusion stand in the horse world right now; reprinted from USDF Connection, May/June 2024.

Enter the Golden Age of US Para-Dressage

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Team USA wins historic first gold Paralympic Games para-dressage medal at Paris 2024

US Equestrian Announces Combinations to Contest Team Competition at Paris 2024...

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US Equestrian is pleased to announce the three combinations who will represent the U.S. Paralympic Dressage Team at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in team competition for medals

Belgium’s Michele George Takes Grade V Individual Gold at Paris 2024...

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By Kim MacMillan: After a rest day, Team USA gears up to go for gold in team para-dressage medal competition

USA’s Shoemaker and Vianne Finish Fifth in Grade IV Individual Test...

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By Kim MacMillan: Promising new partnership is qualified for their grade’s freestyle final

Paris 2024 Paralympic Games Para-Dressage Is Ready to Rock

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By Kim MacMillan: All horses accepted at inspection; competition commences September 3 at Palace of Versailles

An Anchor in the Storm

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Region 3 rider, Elizabeth W., shares the story of the PRE colt she bought and imported after an accident left her unable to continue her career as a hunter jumper, and the new goals she's chasing with him as an aspiring para-dressage team!
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?

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Most of us begin the sport full of enthusiasm, inspired by the beauty and harmony of dressage. But over time, progress becomes harder to recognize.