Tag: USDF Region 1

Quality riding, it is up to the rider

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This article was nominated for the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards. It appeared in the newsletter TREA Branches, September 2024.

A Journey of Partnership, Perseverance, and Purpose

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What began as a hopeful investment in a promising young horse quickly revealed itself to be something far more meaningful.

Tenacious Thoroughbreds – Part Three

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The Tenacious Thoroughbred! Throughout May, we are featuring Thoroughbreds & are so excited to share all the photos we received of this versatile breed!

Tenacious Thoroughbreds – Part Two

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The Tenacious Thoroughbred! Throughout May, we are featuring Thoroughbreds & are so excited to share all the photos we received of this versatile breed!

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.

Tenacious Thoroughbreds – Part One

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The Tenacious Thoroughbred! Throughout May, we are featuring Thoroughbreds & are so excited to share all the photos we received of this versatile breed!

A Tough Nut to Crack

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A Region 1 rider shares her journey with Fin, a track-fit Thoroughbred filly turned bona fide dressage queen, despite her conformation acting against her! 

Third Time’s A Charm

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A Region 1 rider shares how a former broodmare has inspired her to take on the broodmare division of the Retired Racehorse Project's Thoroughbred Makeover!

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.

Bridle & Boardroom: Riding the Edges of Time

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Welcome back to Bridle & Boardroom, a monthly reflection where the lessons learned in the arena mirror the challenges of leadership.
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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.