Nancy Jaffer

Despite the challenges preceding the Games, whatever happens, U.S. riders will be ready.

As Tokyo’s COVID-19 situation worsens, officials say Olympics will still happen.

Top U.S. dressage rider Steffen Peters reflects on his past, present and future plans with Suppenkasper

A behind-the-scenes look at this top dressage horse

Get to know Lindsay Kellock’s ride Sebastien.

As always, the Grand Prix freestyle was the highlight of the special autumn show on Philadelphia’s Main Line, but there was a different cast of characters this year.

An amazing display of talent, human and equine, enthralled fans at the Tryon International Equestrian Center as the world’s best in the discipline vied for the medals

Germany continues to dominate as the world champion dressage nation, but the U.S. is getting closer to the glint of gold with a sterling silver medal effort

Germany leads after day one of WEG Grand Prix dressage, but the U.S. is definitely in the medal hunt

After her ride in the Grand Prix at Tryon, Adrienne Lyle shares a few post-ride thoughts in this interview with Nancy Jaffer.

In this video with Nancy Jaffer, Steffen Peters shares his thoughts on the approaching Hurricane Florence and his ride on Suppenkasper.

A unique team competition and a clinic with Hubertus Schmidt made this Nebraska event one to remember.

Photojournalist Nancy Jaffer shares her thoughts on Charlotte Dujardin’s memoir.

Aachen gives U.S. dressage fans an idea of what they might see heading into the World Equestrian Games.

A closer look at her coming transition to dressage technical advisor

How the U.S. Equestrian Federation is fostering the next generation of dressage riders.

The United States welcomes back the world’s best in equestrian sport.

International Omaha’s first Team Dressage Challenge promotes the discipline’s growth in the Midwest

A year after staging the FEI World Cup™ Dressage Finals, a show is busy reinventing itself.

A trainer’s consistent winners highlighted a special show in Wellington, Florida, where an international field included many riders pointing toward this fall’s FEI World Equestrian Games.

Canadians (and a former Canadian) swept the big classes at the USA’s iconic autumn show.

This Adult Amateur climbed through the ranks of dressage with her self-made mounts to compete against her childhood idols at Grand Prix.

Omaha’s successful FEI World Cup Dressage Final supports the region’s strategic plan to grow the sport.

The competitors who dominated the Intermediaire I, Grand Prix and Under 25 national dressage championships at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation headquarters in Gladstone, N.J. had something special in common.

USEF Director of Sport Programs Will Connell shares his thoughts on Omaha and the future of U.S. dressage.

As befits a global championship, the performances were world-class in the musical freestyle at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, but no one came close to getting between Isabell Werth and her title.

Spectators at the CenturyLink Center got a window into the techniques that have made so many great horses for Germany’s legendary Isabell Werth.

Today’s competition set the stage for Saturday’s freestyle title match, with world number one Isabell Werth of Germany topping the roster.

The arena familiarization and warm-ups for the Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping and FEI World Cup™ Dressage Finals are over—now it’s time for the competition to begin.

U.S. Olympian Laura Graves discusses her hope to qualify for the FEI World Cup Dressage Final in Omaha, Nebraska, in March.

U.S. Olympian Kasey Perry-Glass discusses her potential journey to the FEI World Cup Dressage Final Omaha 2017 during the qualifying period with her partner, Dublet.

This U.S. Olympian discusses the possibility of competing his newest FEI mount, Rosamunde, at the competition in March, as well as Dawn White-O'Connor taking over the ride on his former World Cup partner, Legolas.

Excitement builds for the 2017 FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final.

This dressage superstar shares why she's looking forward to this year's event on American soil.

A look back and a look forward

U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation will host three USEF national dressage championships in May 2017.

Foreign riders dominated at the fall highlight of the U.S. dressage season, with Canadians taking the Grand Prix Special, the Prix St. Georges and Intermediaire I, while Ireland’s Judy Reynolds took the Freestyle.

Valegro and Charlotte Dujardin were mobbed by fans after their incredible U.S. farewell performance set against Manhattan's bright lights on a marvelous night to remember.

A look at what the Olympic equestrian athletes are up to post-Rio.

Debbie McDonald's efforts on behalf of U.S. dressage paid off in Rio, contributing to the first Olympic medal for the country since the 2004 team on which she rode Brentina

The team makes final preparations for Olympic competition.

Nancy Jaffer talks with U.S. Olympic dressage coach, Robert Dover about the team and how things are going before they head to Rio next month.

It was a landmark meeting in Gladstone, N.J., for the U.S. Equestrian Federation, where it elected its next president and convened at a new venue, the home of the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation.

Dressage takes a bow at the International Omaha in preparation for next year's Reem Acra FEI Dressage World Cup™ finals,. The expectation is that the discipline will find a new audience in a different part of the country.

A preview of what challenges lie ahead in Rio