Tag: Plus Size Rider Month

Redefining The “Dressage Rider” Mold

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Here, a plus-size & nonbinary rider tells us about their riding journey & partnership with a draft-cross, who shares the struggle of finding off-the-rack tack.

Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part Three

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We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!

Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part Two

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We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!

The Courage To Change A Mindset

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A Region 2 rider shares the joy she found after a serious injury & medical diagnosis forced her to take a step back & give herself a bit of grace.

Every Body Is A Dressage Body – Part One

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We are running our Dressage For Every Body campaign again, & teaming up with our friends at SmartPak to offer some incredible prizes for our readers & writers!

Ten Minutes To Save A Life

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In this comeback story, a Region 9 rider shares her rescue horse, whose will to live helped him overcome severe malnourishment, recurrent colic, & surgery.

Look into the Cristobal

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A rider & trainer from Region 3 shares her story of overcoming the loss of her heart horse & breaking her leg in a riding accident, in pursuit of her USDF Bronze Medal.

Repeat After Me: Stay In, Stay On

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After spending 20 years out of the saddle, a rider shares how she was welcomed with open arms by the dressage community and a little grey Mustang.

Rise Above

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A trainer shares how she actively makes her barn an inclusive space for all riders.

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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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.