Tag: Region-2

Unsung Hero – Helaine Crawford

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An “unsung hero” is defined as someone whose contributions are unacknowledged or little-known. In this series, we will feature and recognize some of these...

Essential Worker

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From tending to COVID patients to volunteering in dressage, Nancy Bryant never shies away from a challenge By Kim MacMillan Reprinted from the March/April 2021 issue...

Meet the L Graduate – Barb Soukup

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USDF Bronze and Silver Medalist Barb Soukup, of Chardon, OH, is a USDF L Graduate with Distinction. She began riding at age 13 with...

Sights from the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event

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The Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event looked a little different this year.  The competition was nearly cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but fans...

Meet the L Graduate – Michelle Sieracki

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Michelle Sieracki is a 2010 USDF L Graduate from Oconomowoc, WI and an amateur rider who is currently leasing a horse. Michelle has a...

Iron Cleat and an Iron Will

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Quarter Horses are our YourDressage Breed of the Month for April! This breed originated in America, and is known for its athleticism and its...

Hakuna Matata with my Quarter Horse, Nala

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Quarter Horses are our YourDressage Breed of the Month for April! This breed originated in America, and is known for its athleticism and its...

Meet the L Graduate- Jennifer Kotylo

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Jennifer Kotylo, of Chicago, IL, is a USDF L Graduate with Distinction who has also earned her USDF Silver Medal. How long have you been...

Sue Hughes – 2018 USDF Member of Distinction

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In 2018, as approved by the USDF Executive Board, the USDF Historical Recognition Committee chose four noteworthy members to receive this honor. A Member...

Riding It Out

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For most of the country, trying to ride and train in the winter can be tough, but here’s how two top riders find inspiration to gut it out until spring. By Jennifer M. Keeler
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Survival Guide: Tack Cleaning

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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.