Tag: USDF Region 3

How I Used My GDCTA Training Grant

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This article received an honorable mention in the 2025 GMO Newsletter Awards for first person experience articles for GMOs with 499+ members.

What Did We Learn From Last Year’s EHV-1 Outbreak?

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From Merck Animal Health: Biosecurity gaps, early fever detection and new technologies could help prevent future shutdowns

Phenomenal Paints – Part Two

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We are celebrating another American icon – the Phenomenal Paint Horse! Did you know the American Paint Horse Association is a participating organization?

Book Club Report: Begin and Begin Again

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Begin and Begin Again: The Bright Optimism of Reinventing Life with Horses, by Denny Emerson was the fourth quarter USDF Book Club pick!

Phenomenal Paints – Part One

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We are celebrating an American icon as our March Breed of the Month: the Phenomenal Paint! Check out some of the flashy dancers our followers shared with us!

Survival Guide: Your First Schooling Show

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You’ve decided to take the plunge and give showing a try. It’s normal to have show nerves, but the more prepared you are, the better you’ll handle the day.

Lights, Camera, Friesian!

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A rider tells us about the many challenges her Friesian mare has tackled with poise and grace - from appearing on television to teaching dressage lessons!

The Perfect Basic Dressage Photo

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At a horse show a rider said to me, "It's so silly that we all want the same picture, over and over again." So, what is that perfect Training Level photo?

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part Three

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Dressage riders who compete with a member of this stunning breed are eligible for special awards through the Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds Awards program!

Fairytalesque Friesians – Part Two

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Our February Breed of the Month is the fairytalesque Friesian! Check out some of the stunning dance partners our social media followers shared with us!
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What Did We Learn From Last Year’s EHV-1 Outbreak?

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From Merck Animal Health: Biosecurity gaps, early fever detection and new technologies could help prevent future shutdowns