Tag: Region-5

Phenomenal Paints – Part One

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We are celebrating an American icon as our March Breed of the Month: the Phenomenal Paint! Check out some of the flashy dancers our followers shared with us!

Survival Guide: Your First Schooling Show

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You’ve decided to take the plunge and give showing a try. It’s normal to have show nerves, but the more prepared you are, the better you’ll handle the day.

Lights, Camera, Friesian!

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A rider tells us about the many challenges her Friesian mare has tackled with poise and grace - from appearing on television to teaching dressage lessons!

The Perfect Basic Dressage Photo

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At a horse show a rider said to me, "It's so silly that we all want the same picture, over and over again." So, what is that perfect Training Level photo?

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part Three

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Dressage riders who compete with a member of this stunning breed are eligible for special awards through the Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds Awards program!

A Brave Knight In Cowboy Country

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After a riding career in various breeds & disciplines, this Region 5 rider found her true calling in the dressage ring with a very special Friesian cross.

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part Two

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Our February Breed of the Month is the fairytalesque Friesian! Check out some of the stunning dance partners our social media followers shared with us!

One Mustang, Two Mustang, Red Mustang, Blue Mustang!

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In this story, a rider originally from Sweden shares how she pivoted her training program to focus on one of America’s most iconic breeds - the mustang!

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part One

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Our February Breed of the Month is the fairytalesque Friesian! Check out some of the stunning dance partners our social media followers shared with us!

Together In Trust and Love

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A Region 5 amateur & her curly mustang serendipitously met at an equine rescue &, together, were able to overcome their distrust & fear to create a soul bond!
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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.