Tag: Show Management

My journey to become a TD started almost four years ago. I was volunteering at a show, when our show secretary proposed that I look into the licensing process.

Grassroots dressage shows create accessible pathways into recognized competition, support young horses, develop riders, & build community.

By Suzanne Krauss At age 60,  I did something new.  I became a horse show announcer - at a dressage show.

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...

What is your name? Peter Rothschild Please share a little about yourself and your background. I’m an Adult Amateur competitor (USDF Bronze & Silver Medals,...

What is your name? Martie Healy Please share a little about yourself and your background. I was an air force brat and lived all over the country...

From volunteering at local shows to working at the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan®, Kathy Grisolia has given a lifetime of service...

Have you ever thought about running a dressage show, but you aren’t sure where to start?  USDF’s “Show Biz” is your resource for everything...

In the “new normal” of the COVID-19 environment, show managers are faced with many new and developing challenges.  Here are 5 resources that can...

Please share a little about yourself and your background.   I was born and raised in Austin, TX. I rode at Hobby Horse Stables, except...