Tag: Rehabilitation

A Phoenix Always Rises From the Ashes

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A rider from Region 6 tells us about the special mare she saved from a feedlot, and the many challenges they’ve overcome together.

Sometimes, Lightning Does Strike Twice

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After losing an irreplaceable Morgan after an MS diagnosis, another Morgan from a rough background stepped up - sometimes, lightning does strike twice!

There’s No Rushing the Best Things In Life

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An adult amateur from Region 2 shares how her gelding, Tucker, has taught her that the best things in life occur with love, patience, and hard work!

Fits and Starts, Hills and Valleys, and Ups and Downs

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A senior rider tells us about her Dutch Warmblood & how they've been together through life’s ups & downs, including repeat injuries on their way to a Silver Medal.

The Comeback Beats the Setback

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A Region 1 rider shares the story of navigating chronic Lyme disease with her OTTB, and how it was a blessing in disguise to strengthen their bond.

Believe In The Process

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A rider from Region 5 reflects on the injury that made her partnership with her mare stronger than ever before, and she considers it a blessing.

All of Life’s Ups and Downs

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When life gives you lemons, hug your horse & make lemonade. A rider from Region 5 shares how she & her QH have supported each other through life's ups & downs.

The Little Engine That Could

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A para equestrian from USDF Region 7 shares her journey back to riding after paralysis!

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.
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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.