Tag: USDF Connection

Function Follows Form

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Why conformation matters By Jennifer O. Bryant Reprinted from April 2015 USDF Connection At the 2013 Adequan/USDF Annual Convention, USEF dressage sport-horse breeding (DSHB) judges Kristi Wysocki...

What Do Dressage Judges Really Think?

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Reprinted from the December 2017/January 2018 issue of USDF Connection In short: We want you to succeed! Here’s what judges want competitors to know....

Eat to Win

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Nutrition strategies for the busy dressage rider and competitor By Jennifer M. Miller Reprinted from the June 2018 USDF Connection magazine We scrutinize every aspect of our...

What to Expect When You’re Inspected

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A first-timer’s guide to the keuring process for sport horses By Natalie Defee Mendik Reprinted from July/August 2014 USDF Connection Owners, breeders, and riders agree: There’s nothing...

Are You Bad for Your Horse’s Health?

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How rider biomechanics affects the horse By Jennifer O. Bryant Reprinted from June 2017 issue of USDF Connection World-renowned researcher Dr. Hilary Clayton is known for her...

Contracts Make Lasting Friendships

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Clear advance communication is key to preserving your horse-world relationships. By Carolynn Bunch, USDF Region 6 Director Reprinted from the June 2017 issue of USDF Connection. You’ve...

Best Face Forward

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Stylish advice for riders who want to look good—and maybe do good while they’re at it By L.A. Sokolowski Reprinted from May 2018 USDF Connection magazine What...

Dressage Judging: National vs. International

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Yes, there is a difference—for both judges and competitors. Here is a potential solution to help close the gap. By Axel Steiner It is widely accepted...

Working with Nature to Control Nature

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Eco-friendly pest-control options By Kara L. Stewart Reprinted from April 2018 USDF Connection magazine Horses and their accoutrements naturally attract a variety of pests. Although we...

Parallel Lines: Dressage and Para-Dressage

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Casual observers may wonder why walk-trot tests are included in the World Equestrian Games. In an exclusive interview, USEF national para-equestrian dressage coach and coordinator Kai Handt explained why para-dressage is much more than USDF Introductory Level. He also set the record straight on the realities and challenges of the para-dressage discipline.
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Six Tips from a Dressage Technical Delegate

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Christina Harmon shares a few of the things she's learned along her journey to becoming a USEF 'r' Technical Delegate to help you have a better show experience.