Tag: USDF Bronze Medal

A Fast Break Into a New Career

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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!

Zip to the Bar for Confidence

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After losing her confidence, this rider found herself looking for a reliable partner, landing in the presence of a steady Paint Horse mare named Zipper!

Mochi: The Horse That Built Me

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A young adult and a reserved young Friesian invested in each other, and their deliberate and steady training program is paying dividends in and out of the ring.

Earned, Not Given: A Journey to Bronze

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Here, a rider from Region 1 tells us how she met her perfect dressage partner, and how she has prioritized rider fitness to help achieve her riding goals.

Against All Odds: Hope, Healing & Bronze

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A rider tells us about her horse’s tumultuous journey to recovery from a gnarly pasture accident; from death’s door, to helping her earn her USDF Bronze Medal!

Growth is Not a Safe Spot

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A Region 7 senior adult amateur shares her journey to Grand Prix, and the lessons she's learned along the way.

And They Lived Happily Ever After

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A Vintage Cup rider from Region 3 tells us about Fae, her aptly named mare, and how their partnership blossomed into a fairy tale of its own.

And All That Jazz

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A Region 1 rider shares the story of the superstar Morgan who helped her get back in the saddle after a horrible ankle injury, and earn her Bronze Medal!

Skipp To My Lou

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An amateur shares the story of teaching a pony she pulled from an auction trust & love over bolting & fear as they compete in classical & western dressage!

My Moon and Stars

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Region 2 AA Aubrey P. shares the story of her heart horse, who she purchased as an unbroke 4-year-old and their first trip down centerline together!
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Survival Guide: Forage 101

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Forage can make or break your horses’ well-balanced diet, and the better your forage suits your horses’ needs, the less grain you have to buy.