We look ahead to the highlights of the coming year… 2024 promises to be a busy year for our elite equestrian talents with a full year of big competitions, including Paris 2024 and the inaugural Longines League of Nations series. ...
―Story and Photos by Charlene Strickland Amateur rider Ann Romney has competed at Grand Prix since 2006. Ann started riding in 1999 the 2000 Olympics inspired her to ride dressage. Her Utah trainer, Margo Gogan, started her in the discipline ...
—Story and Photos by Charlene Strickland Meet the Ebelings Jan Ebeling first rode on a U.S. Team at the 2003 Pan-American Games, winning Team Gold. At the time he said, “For me, the first time being on the team—it is ...
The StreamHorseTV™ Interview with Team USA’s Newly-Crowned Paralympic Dressage Double-Gold Champion, World Number 1 Roxanne Trunnell ―StreamhorseTV™ (facilitated by EQuine AMerica) Roxanne Trunnell is the world’s number one Para Dressage athlete. She competed at the Tokyo 2021 Paralympic Games, bringing ...
—By Ginny Simon, Dressage at Devon Christine Smith is very important to the future of Dressage. When she’s not working at her day job (she’s a flight attendant), she fills her time with horses and youth. Christine is a top ...
—By Olivia Lagoy-Weltz In the past year, several friends and clients have approached me asking, “Do I ever do investment horses, and are they a good idea?” The answer is yes, and horses can be a great investment, but as ...
The Mental Dynamics of Dessage —EXTRACT FROM HOW TWO MINDS MEET BY BETH BAUMERT In this extract from the new book How Two Minds Meet: The Mental Dynamics of Dressage, Beth Baumert teaches us how to be the leader our ...
Gladstone, NJ – The United States Equestrian Team (USET) Foundation has awarded the 2021 Whitney Stone Cup to Roxanne (“Roxie”) Trunnell of Royal Palm Beach, Florida, making her the first para dressage rider and only the eighth dressage rider to ...
―Olivia Lagoy-Weltz, Mountain Crest Farm For a long time, dressage required that we ride in a double bridle once we reached a certain level of competition. Now, nationally we can ride at all levels, including the FEI, in the snaffle ...
Laureen Johnson is the US Equestrian (USEF) Director of Para Dressage and Vaulting. EQ AM had the chance to talk with her about what qualifies someone for a para equestrian classification and the organization’s new Para Centers of Excellence (COEs). ...