Tag: Thoroughbred
One Small Victory At A Time for Tucker
A rider located in Region 6 shares the ups and downs of life with her Thoroughbred, Tucker Too, who was everything she didn’t know she needed in a partner!
Tenacious Thoroughbreds – Part Four
The Tenacious Thoroughbred! Throughout May, we are featuring Thoroughbreds & are so excited to share all the photos we received of this versatile breed!
From Training to Prix St. Georges: The Little Thoroughbred That Could
It was “love at first ride” for this rider & her Thoroughbred, Rambo Ruckus, who has gone from being labeled as “scary” to a champion in & out of the showring.
An Homage to Strong Girls
A region 2 rider shares her journey with her two very different Thoroughbred mares, Gravel Gertie and Castle Dreams, whom she acquired from CANTER USA!
Tenacious Thoroughbreds – Part Three
The Tenacious Thoroughbred! Throughout May, we are featuring Thoroughbreds & are so excited to share all the photos we received of this versatile breed!
Against the Odds: Our Path from Diagnosis to Championships
Read how a Region 7 ammy harnessed the healing power of dressage to help her off-track event prospect maintain, and even improve, her kissing spine diagnosis.
A Fast Break Into a New Career
A Region 2 rider shares how her life has come to revolve around Thoroughbreds - from living in Thoroughbred country, to having a career at an OTTB rehoming facility, to developing her own OTTBs!
Thoroughbreds in Dressage: My Journey with Vintage Print
A lifelong Thoroughbred rider from Region 4 shares how the New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program led her to her current partner, Vintage Print!
A Tough Nut to Crack
A Region 1 rider shares her journey with Fin, a track-fit Thoroughbred filly turned bona fide dressage queen, despite her conformation acting against her!
Third Time’s A Charm
A Region 1 rider shares how a former broodmare has inspired her to take on the broodmare division of the Retired Racehorse Project's Thoroughbred Makeover!
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?
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.
