Tag: US Dressage Finals

Mother, Wife, and Dressage Rider

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By Ashley N. Burnett My core! Where did it GO? What HAPPENED?! Why are my stirrups suddenly too long, and why can’t I put my...

Fun in Kentucky

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By Carol Alonso Last April, to celebrate the 24th birthday of my PRE gelding, El Gavilan (“Julio”), I choreographed a “Happy Birthday” freestyle. After all,...

Road to the Finals: The Joy of Being a Spectator

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Patricia McVary & Aureo, Springfield, Illinois (Region 4) By Jennifer Keeler Conversely to Anderson, one-tenth of a percentage point was all that stood in the way...

The Final Chapter: Nervous Nellies UNITE!

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Lysa Hodgson and The Usual SuspectRegion 1 By Jennifer Keeler Of the three amazing riders profiled in this inaugural Road to the Finals series for YourDressage,...

The Final Chapter: Ride of Redemption

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Amy Paterson and Wies V/D KlumpertRegion 4 By Jennifer Keeler After riding the equestrian roller coaster of being crowned 2014 Intermediate B Adult Amateur Champion at...

A Look Back at the US Dressage Finals presented by Adequan®

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During the 2011 Adequan®/USDF Annual Convention presented by SmarkPak the USDF BOG voted in favor of a proposed national championship to begin in 2013....

Road to the Finals: Nervous Nellies UNITE Part III

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Lysa Hodgson and The Usual SuspectRegion 1 By Jennifer Keeler After months of preparation, anxiety, and perseverance, Lysa Hodgson of Aberdeen, NC, and her PMU rescue...

Road to the Finals: Ride of Redemption Part III

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Amy Paterson and Wies V/D KlumpertRegion 4 By Jennifer Keeler As Amy Paterson set out on her six-hour trek to Mason City, IA, for the Great...

Road to the Finals: Nervous Nellies UNITE! Part II

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Lysa Hodgson and The Usual SuspectRegion 1 By Jennifer Keeler Many equestrians suffer from some degree of anxiety related to riding and showing, and this is...

Road to the Finals: Ride of Redemption Part II

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Amy Paterson and Wies V/D KlumpertRegion 4 By Jennifer Keeler After braving the jump to Grand Prix only to be rewarded with a disappointing showing at...
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Working Hard but Not Moving Forward?

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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.