Tag: USDF Region 8
Dressage: Where Every Body Belongs – Part One
Every body is an equestrian body, and every body belongs in dressage, which is why August is focusing on size inclusivity on YourDressage.
#DressageForEveryBody2026 Giveaway
Every body is an equestrian body, & our friends at Horse Dazzle & Kerrits Equestrian Apparel have graciously partnered with us for a #DressageForEveryBody2026 giveaway!
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Four
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
At X, Halt, Salute Our Troops
By Amber Heintzberger: Meet two military veterans who pursued their passion for dressage while serving our country
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Three
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
Bridle & Boardroom: The Right Horse at the Wrong Time
Welcome back to Bridle & Boardroom, a monthly reflection where the lessons learned in the arena mirror the challenges of leadership.
From Good to Great: Unlocking Your Riding Potential
This article was nominated for a 2025 GMO Newsletter Award for general interest articles. It appeared in the May/June '25 Midwest Dressage Association News.
Small But Mighty Ponies – Part Two
We are highlighting “Small But Mighty” breeds on YourDressage! Riders who choose a breed registered pint-sized partner may be eligible for All-Breeds Awards!
From Tölt to Third Level
From her first ride on an Icelandic pony, this Region 8 rider knew that was the breed for her. Enter Odin, the pony who is making her dreams come true.
A Downsize to Level Up
Sometimes, all we need is a “downsize” - read how this Region 8 rider’s decision to get a German Riding Pony helped reignite her love for riding and competing.
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Survival Guide: Tack Cleaning
You’ve got the horse, you have the tack… now what? Taking care of your tack and equipment is a necessary time commitment for all equestrians.
