Tag: US Dressage Finals
A Force of Nature
For more than 50 years, Janine W. Malone has worked to create a better future for the sport she loves
Reprinted from the November/December 2022...
Sponsor Spotlight: Premier Equestrian
What programs do you sponsor with USDF?
Premier Equestrian is a contributing sponsor of the US Dressage Finals, the sponsor of Underfoot, and a USDF...
Rising Stars
By Ella Fruchterman
The 2022 season is one that I will never forget! It was truly the best year yet in my riding career, but...
Staff Profile: Sarah Delahanty
Department: USDF Education Department
Job title: Senior Education Coordinator
What is your main task in the office?
I wear lots of different hats, but my primary tasks involve supporting...
The US Dressage Finals Are Still Special
A dressage trainer reflects on her fifth journey to the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan®
By Angelia Bean
My fifth trip to the Kentucky Horse...
Trending Topics and Takeaways from the 2022 Adequan®/USDF Annual Convention
By Chelsey Burris and Ross Creech
As USDF Members Took the Reins, Our First In-Person Convention Since the Pandemic Certainly Proved One for the Record...
5 Unforgettable Moments from the 2022 US Dressage Finals presented by...
By Chelsey Burris
The US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan® gets its moniker, the Centerline of Champions, for good reason. Competitors from across the United...
The Village of Volunteers
Volunteers are the lifeblood of every horse show. For a competition the size of the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan®, it truly takes...
Ageless Eye Candy
Eye Candy (Escudo II x Goldstern by Grenadier), a 1999 Hanoverian bred by Hans Hosp of Ottendorf Germany, began his classical dressage training in Vechta, Germany, with Catherine Haddad Staller in early 2003. Eye Candy was purchased by Robin Mattson in October of that year. Eye Candy remained in Germany in training with Staller until the fall of 2005, when Robin imported him to the United States. Over the next 17 years, Robin and Eye Candy progressed through the levels to Intermediate I, earning their USDF Bronze and Silver Medals.