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Mercedes Smith Posted May 21, 2009 |
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I am desperate to say the least....so I am open for any suggestions!!! I have a beautiful, talented Andalusian mare. She is 7 years old. She lives outside, plenty of time to play and have fun. We…
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Jacqueline Clark Posted Jan 26, 2009 |
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I've only had my gelding, Gideon, for about three weeks. Before he came into my posession, he was a "pasture pony" for six months. Previous to being a lawn ornament, he had been ridden English style…
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Rick Gore Posted Oct 04, 2008 |
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Can't remember what it is called. It is a move where the horse kind of walks or dances in place. I think it starts with a "P", but not sure. Also the move where you get a horse to jump when there…
Welcome to the Dressage Radio Show. Home to weekly online radio shows (podcasts) about the beautiful sport of dressage. Your hosts provide you the finest in dressage news and interviews available in the world today.
If you are a dressage fan then this show is for you, don't miss a week!
Dressage Radio Episode 144 ? Global Dressage Festival & Developing Riders Clinics 
is an American dressage rider who has competed in the Olympics and many international competitions. She now lives in Hailey, Idaho, with her husband Bob, a hunter/jumper and trainer. Debbie trains and teaches riders on Peggy and Parry Thomas' Sun Valley's River Grove Farm.
McDonald's first mount was a $200 pony. Due to lack of finances and her father's health issues, she...
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The Right Track. Arena Exercises for Riders and InstructorsArena Exercises for Riders and Instructors by Sarah Venamore. This handy guide includes a variety of exercises designed to fine-tune rider coordination and communication as well as improve transitions, rhythm, flexion, accuracy, and balance. |
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Training Pyramid BannerDurable vinyl banner features the Training Pyramid for easy reference while working in an arena or other training area. The banner has grommets for easy hanging and three 6.5" pockets across the bottom for storage of test manuals, keys, or other items... |
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I Love Dressage HatsUnconstructed deluxe brushed cotton twill hat features the USDF salute horse logo inside the heart. Self fabric closure with ring buckle, deluxe 4 needle sweatband, and pre-curved bill make this a stylish and comfortable hat for around the barn or on the town. Choose from royal blue... |
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I Love Dressage T-ShirtsI Love Dressage featuring the USDF salute horse logo within the heart is the sentiment on this Hanes Authentic T-shirt. Comfortable and easy care material make this a great shirt for the barn or around town. Choice of colors and sizes... |
The official group for members of the United States Dressage Federation.
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The USDF Hall of Fame was established to honor and preserve the achievements of the people and horses that made outstanding contributions to the growth, development, quality, popularity and appreciation of dressage in the United States.
In 1996, the USDF Hall of Fame opened its door, with the induction of the founding father of USDF, Lowell Boomer. The Hall continually grows with each new induction as we learn to appreciate more about the wonderful contributions that people and horses make to the sport of dressage.
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Hall of Fame Nominations Nominations for individuals and equine who have contributed to the advancement of dressage in the United States. |
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Lifetime Achievement Award Nominations for individuals who have shown dedication to USDF in their lifetime through volunteerism. |
