Lindsay Paulsen

A reflection on the journey from the rider I used to be to the one I dream to become.

Advice on how to get more from your horse by doing less

Laser-sharp focus combined with a direct approach to training are at the core of international Grand Prix dressage rider Jan Brons’ system.

Learn more about this rider’s unique equestrian background and an exciting opportunity to train with her!

Inside the 2019 New England Dressage Association Symposium

DT's Lindsay Paulsen shares her journey of owning a horse who was recently diagnosed with kissing spine.

Dressage Today takes off for Bermuda

Veterinarians from across the country give insight to help you keep your horse happy and healthy under his blanket this winter.

A look at this Hanoverian mare's personalized program

Reflections on the highs and lows of life with horses

A tribute to the good mares who own me

Dressage Today's Lindsay Paulsen reflects on the ways we can all improve as riders, regardless of talent level or resources.

In honor of International Women's Day, DT's Lindsay Paulsen reflects on the influential horsewomen who have shaped her life.

Personal stylist Barbara Biernat tells you how to dress your shape to look great in and out of the ring.

Dressage Today's Lindsay Paulsen shares inspiration she took from Olympic dressage rider Steffen Peters.

As we begin a new year, Dressage Today's Lindsay Paulsen shares how her 2018 had a rocky start but ended with smiles.

A note to my fellow talkative riders

Advice from Paul Haefner, Ph.D.

How my retired horse helped me realize that dressage training doesn't always have to be so serious

Check out our picks for the best in this year’s holiday gifts for the dressage rider.

Dressage Today's managing editor Lindsay Paulsen reflects on her time covering dressage at the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina.

Dressage Today's managing editor Lindsay Paulsen discusses some of the highlights of her personal World Equestrian Games experience.

DT's managing editor unsuccessfully ventures out of the realm of equestrian sports and, literally, strikes out.

Life with horses might not always be easy, but it will be worth it.

DT’s managing editor shares her appreciation for the unwavering support of her family.

DT's managing editor shares a few reasons why this competition is so special.

As a yoga newbie, DT's managing editor discovers surprising parallels between dressage and yoga.

DT’s managing editor Lindsay Paulsen reflects on her trip of a lifetime to this major equestrian destination.

Charlotte Bredahl-Baker, Christine Traurig, Hilda Gurney and Steffen Peters share their methods for getting the most out of horses and riders.

Horses management and dressage training insights from Helen Langehanenberg, Hubertus Schmidt and Ingrid Klimke

DT’s managing editor shares the story of how her greatest weakness also revealed her greatest strength.

This accomplished rider finds purpose in sharing her knowledge with a younger generation in and out of the tack.

DT's managing editor visits a legendary show jumper's farm, a world-class competition facility, a local tack shop, riding club and more!

A first timer's trip to the Elite Hanoverian Auctions at Verden

A First Timer’s Trip to the Elite Hanoverian Verband Auctions at Verden, Part I

Dressage Today's managing editor Lindsay Paulsen shares her first impressions of Germany after adventures in Hamburg and a trip to Hof Bornsen.

Take a look at these 27 tips to help fit barn time into your busy schedule.

DT's Managing Editor Prepares for a Month-Long Visit to Germany

Take an inside look with the editors of Dressage Today during The Dressage Foundation's 2016 Florida Dream Tour.

DT’s managing editor discovers big learning opportunities at a small cost.

Warren-McMullin Dressage combines world-class training with close-knit community to provide a haven for Adult Amateurs and professionals alike.

Learn more about “The Little Iron Horse”: Canada’s baroque breed

How a freshman collegiate rider learned to fit in

Let your holidays be merry and bright with our favorite picks for dressage gifts.

A look at some of the sources and characteristics of these potentially serious reactions