Tag: Region-2
Dressage: Where Every Body Belongs – Part One
Every body is an equestrian body, and every body belongs in dressage, which is why August is focusing on size inclusivity on YourDressage.
It’s Never Too Late to Come Home to Yourself
Treatment, recovery, work, and motherhood collided, but still I fought. And I won. Coming out on the other side of cancer changed how I saw everything.
#DressageForEveryBody2026 Giveaway
Every body is an equestrian body, & our friends at Horse Dazzle & Kerrits Equestrian Apparel have graciously partnered with us for a #DressageForEveryBody2026 giveaway!
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Four
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
Groom with a View
This article was nominated for the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards for first person experience articles . It appeared in the June '25 WDCTA newsletter, eQuester.
At X, Halt, Salute Our Troops
By Amber Heintzberger: Meet two military veterans who pursued their passion for dressage while serving our country
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Three
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
Bridle & Boardroom: The Right Horse at the Wrong Time
Welcome back to Bridle & Boardroom, a monthly reflection where the lessons learned in the arena mirror the challenges of leadership.
From Good to Great: Unlocking Your Riding Potential
This article was nominated for a 2025 GMO Newsletter Award for general interest articles. It appeared in the May/June '25 Midwest Dressage Association News.
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Two
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
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Survival Guide: Tack Cleaning
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.
