The Magic of Minerva McGonagall
It was a snowy February day when I rode Minerva for the first time. She was a mover, responsive to my leg, & had gentle eyes that reminded me of my first love.
The Winter Is Long, but the Spring Is Worth It
Once I brought her home, she became a little wild the more we got to know each other, and there were several moments where I wondered if I’d made a mistake.
It’s Never Too Late to Come Home to Yourself
Treatment, recovery, work, and motherhood collided, but still I fought. And I won. Coming out on the other side of cancer changed how I saw everything.
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!
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!
Education in Action
On the last weekend of June, Boulder Valley Dressage welcomed 12 riders to a successful Ride-A-Test event featuring FEI L 3/4* Judge Sandra Hotz.
Smart N’ Fancy, N’ True to Her Name
Olive was everything I had hoped for in my first horse: intelligent, quick to learn, safe, and adaptable, approaching everything with curiosity and willingness.
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.