Tag: USDF Region 3

Ambitious Adult Amateurs – Part Five

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April is Adult Amateur month! Check out some of the amazing dancing pairs that our social media followers shared with us.

Ambitious Adult Amateurs – Part Four

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April is Adult Amateur month! Check out some of the amazing dancing pairs that our social media followers shared with us.

Twenty-Three Years of Dancing for a Cure

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Text and photos by Sue Weakley: There are finales and then there are moments that feel like a closing chapter in something much bigger than a single night.

Ambitious Adult Amateurs – Part Three

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Adult amateurs, it’s your time to shine! We are featuring all things adult amateur this April. Check out some of the partnerships that were shared with us!

Prix St. Georges? Dun It!

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An adult amateur finds joy in showing again as she steps into the FEI ring for the first time with her Connemara/Trakehner, Dylan!

A Kick From Fate

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An adult amateur who is managing chronic illness shares how she balances and accommodates the bad days while embracing the good times with her horse!

BOOM! Jagerbomb Wins 2026 Zen Elite FEI Dressage World Cup Final

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For dressage, everything really was bigger and better in Texas this week; Text and photographs by Jennifer O. Bryant

Confidence is Key, Becky Moody Says

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“Be confident about educating your horse.” Devoucoux Dressage Showcase features Region 9 riders and Great Britain's Becky Moody, winner of Thursday night's FEI World Cup Grand Prix.

He’s the Bomb

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Get to know Jagerbomb, the homebred partner of 2026 FEI Dressage World Cup Final Grand Prix winner Becky Moody; Text & photograph by Jennifer O. Bryant

How the World’s Best Dressage Riders Prep for Success

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You can’t win the warmup, but you can lose in the warmup. Go backstage and see how some of the FEI Dressage World Cup Final riders warm up for their Grand Prix tests. Text & photos by Jennifer O. Bryant.
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Survival Guide: Fly Season

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The colder months may be gone, but now, the flies are here, and it’s our responsibility to be prepared to keep our horses comfortable.