Tag: Top 5
Meet the 2022 USDF Member Perks Partners
There are lots of reasons to become a USDF member! But one added benefit, that sometimes seems like the best kept-secret for our membership,...
The Best Stories You May Have Missed in 2021
By Chelsey Burris
2021 was a busy year, and in all the craziness, you may have missed some great content on YourDressage! Here are a few...
Top 21 of ’21 – Recapping the Best Stories of the...
By Chelsey Burris
2021 was a year unlike any other! The COVID-19 pandemic continued to impact our lives, but many dressage shows were back and...
Things to Look Forward to in 2022
By Chelsey Burris
Happy New Year! As we kick off 2022, here are a few things that every dressage lover should mark on their calendar...
In Memoriam, 2021
As we begin 2022, USDF is taking the opportunity to commemorate some members of our dressage community that we have lost during the last...
5 Ways to Support Dressage in the US
It’s the sport you love - a beautiful dance between a human and a horse. If you are a dressage enthusiast and want to...
5 Unforgettable Moments from the 2021 US Dressage Finals presented by...
By Chelsey Burris
2021 marked the biggest US Dressage Finals EVER!! The record-breaking surge of competitors caused the number of rides to rise by a...
Dressage Riders-Volunteer Now!
USDF operates at the local level throughout the US via more than 100 affiliated clubs called Group Membership Organizations or GMOs. By joining your local GMO, you automatically become a group member of USDF. Each GMO is part of a USDF Region—there are 9 Regions that comprise the US. In many of the larger GMOs, when you become a member, you also become part of a local chapter, which ensures good representation throughout the geographic footprint of the GMO.
Five Ways to Shut Up Your Inner Critic
Shrink your inner critic by practicing self-love, affirming yourself, and staying positive. We all have doubts and fears, but whether we let them get in the way of our riding and competition, is up to us.
5 Reasons Your Next Dressage Horse Should Be a Saddlebred
American Saddlebreds and dressage- two words not traditionally used in the same sentence, but rightfully paired for a multitude of reasons. For now, we’ll break it down to five!