Tag: Winter
Winter Wonderland
Walking in a winter wonderland! Winter has arrived, bringing snow to the more northern regions and cooler temperatures to the more southern regions. We...
Deck the Stalls!
It's time to be holly and jolly and enjoy the holidays with your two and four-legged friends. Enjoy this gallery of photos our social media...
Dressage on the Last Frontier
By Rosa Meehan
On a cold, winter's day, it can be hard to work up the enthusiasm to head out to the barn. The thought...
Fun in the Snow! Part 4
Brrrrr. It’s cold outside! We recently asked our social media followers to share their best winter photos. Here are a few of the pictures...
Fun in the Snow! – Part 3
Brrrrr. It’s cold outside! We recently asked our social media followers to share their best winter photos. Here are a few of the pictures...
Fun in the Snow! Part 2
Brrrrr. It’s cold outside! We recently asked our social media followers to share their best winter photos. Here are a few of the pictures...
Fun in the Snow! Part 1
Brrrrr. It’s cold outside! We recently asked our social media followers to share their best winter photos. Here are a few of the pictures...
How do you stay motivated in the winter?
What are your best hacks to avoid the winter blues and continue advancing your dressage knowledge and training during the winter months? USDF wants...
What is winter like in your region?
Do you have lots of snow, many gloomy cold days, or do you avoid much of winter's wrath? Do you find yourself doing different...
Riding It Out
For most of the country, trying to ride and train in the winter can be tough, but here’s how two top riders find inspiration to gut it out until spring.
By Jennifer M. Keeler
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Ravel: A Dressage Titan
In honor of Ravel's 25th birthday this week, we look back on his and Steffen Peter's accomplishments - culminating in his 2010 Adequan®/USDF Grand Prix Horse of the Year award.
Not Just for Breeders!
You don’t have to be a breeder to compete with your horse in the USDF Breeders Championship Series! Anyone with a young horse, or a mature mare or stallion, should consider the benefits of competing with their horse in-hand.
