Tag: Thoroughbred
The Odyssey of Homer
By Sara Webb
I have loved horses my whole life. My dad
played the coach horn for my uncle’s four-in-hand...
Rising to the Occasion in the Rolex Arena
By Ariel Christy
A enter working trot, X halt salute. It’s the start of
nearly all dressage tests for competitive...
Fancy “Prancy” Not Required
"The best dressage horse for you is one you can ride”
By Sally O’Dwyer, Dressage Passionista
EPM: Not Just Playing Possum
This dreaded neurological disease has robbed many horses of their careers. Here’s the latest on diagnosis and treatment.
Lessons from the Right Lead
Training an OTTB to canter in "the other direction" leads to riding discoveries
Reprinted from the November 2017 issue...
One Less in the Lot
By Madeline Kurz
In the equestrian community, perhaps one of the most controversial topics that exists today is that...
The Makeover Family
By Anne Zaharias
Anne riding her Hanoverian mare Wynter at Intermeidate 1
It was with...
Bed And Barn
Jamie progressed into eventing
By Tammy Martell
It all started when my daughter, Jamie, began...
Gifted and Keen
Gifted and Keen were the first two horses to be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame. They were inducted in...
Focused on Grand Prix
By Victoria Bellino
Central Tennessee Dressage Association (CTDA) member Lynne Lavers grew up riding ponies in the southwest. As...
