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Take a look at how the study of dressage transcends borders and get a global perspective on our sport.

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The Beauty of Baroque Horses

By Various Photographers
Oct 12, 2018

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9 Reasons Why We Can't Wait for the World Equestrian Games

By Lindsay Paulsen
Sep 5, 2018

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The CHIO Aachen: A Horse Show Like No Other

By Story and photos by Amber Heintzberger
May 4, 2018

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A Day with Irish Dressage Star Judy Reynolds

By Story and photos by Amber Heintzberger
May 4, 2018

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Lipica: The Original Home of the Lipizzaner

By Annie Morris
Oct 21, 2017

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Monte Velho: An Equestrian Paradise

By Annie Morris
Oct 19, 2017

Credit: Lindsay Paulsen My month-long adventure in Germany began in Hamburg, a port city in the north.

International Travel

A Dressage Journey Through Germany

By Lindsay Paulsen
Jun 22, 2017

Credit: Kiki Beelitz Helen Langehanenberg and Damsey FRH

At Home with Three of Germany's Elite Riders

By Lindsay Paulsen
Jun 2, 2017

Credit: Courtesy, EFF Dreamer, a Palomino gelding, is the star of “Unbridled,” winner of the EQUUS Film Festival’s WINNIE Award for Best of Festival Feature-Length Film. Here he’s pictured with (from left) co-star Jenn Gotzon, trainer Lindsey Partridge of Harmony Horsemanship, festival founder Lisa Diersen and film director John David Ware.

International Travel

EQUUS Film Festival

By Karen M. Brittle
Mar 2, 2017

Credit: Courtesy, The Omaha Equestrian Foundation Omaha’s CenturyLink Center is the central hub for the 2017 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping and the FEI World Cup™ Dressage Finals.

Bound for Omaha!

By Nancy Jaffer
Feb 16, 2017

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The Logistics of Importing a Horse

By Diane E. Barber
Feb 9, 2017

Credit: Photo provided by the Omaha Convention & Visitors Bureau The test event for the 2017 FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final was just a hint of what lies ahead in the city of Omaha, which offers spectators plenty of exciting territory to explore, including the Heartland of America Park, pictured here.

International Travel

Omaha on the Way to the 2017 FEI World Cup™ Dressage Final

By Nancy Jaffer
Dec 19, 2016

Credit: Joan Copeland Rider Joanne Silverman, who has taken distance-education courses, says, “If you want to be a good rider, you need to watch good riding. In the past, that was not possible for every rider, but with the onset of the cyber world this opportunity has become available for anyone who can get to a computer.”

Distance Education for the Dressage Rider

By Karen M. Brittle
Nov 12, 2016

Credit: Caballos de Cardenas Juan Manuel and Fuego in Saumur, France, where they won the Nation’s Cup representing Spain in 2010 and the Grand Prix Special and Grand Prix Kür for three consecutive years (2010-2012).

International Travel

Juan Manuel Munoz Diaz and Fuego XII

By Diane Barber
Sep 16, 2016

Credit: Diane E. Barber The entrance to the 16th century hacienda at Epona Equestrian Center is nestled in the Spanish countryside in Carmona, Spain.

International Travel

An Andalusian Dressage Adventure

By Diane Barber
Aug 7, 2016

Credit: Arnd Bronkhorst- arnd.nl American riders will notice differences in European show management, dressage tests and systems of levels.

An International Perspective on Dressage Competition

By Corinne Foxley
Aug 6, 2016

Credit: Nancy Jaffer Robert Dover (far left) thinks U.S. dressage is at a level reminiscent of 2004, when he last rode on an Olympic team. The squad then also included (from right) Guenter Seidel, Debbie McDonald and Lisa Wilcox.

An Inside Look as U.S. Dressage Heads for the Rio Olympics

By Nancy Jaffer
Jul 21, 2016

Credit: Keron Psillas The Lusitano Fuzileiro do Drosa of Haras do Drosa in Brazil.

International Travel

The 2016 Baroque Annual Gallery

By Dressage Today
Jul 9, 2016

Credit: Courtesy of ANCCE and Diane E. Barber Horse-drawn carriages alongside Cathedral de Santa Maria de la Sede (the largest Gothic cathedral in the world) await SICAB visitors for Seville city tours.

International Travel

An Annual PRE Celebration

By Diane Barber
Jul 5, 2016

Credit: © f11photo The Rio de Janeiro Games, Aug. 5–21, in Brazil, is the only Olympics ever to be held in South America. Rio is known for exotic flavor, its lively Carnival, the samba and legendary beaches.

Olympic Outlook: Dressage at Rio 2016

By Nancy Jaffer
May 7, 2016

Credit: Arnd Bronkhorst - Arnd.nl The dreamers and chaperones, Annie Morris and Charlotte Bredahl-Baker with Oliver Oelrich

International Travel

The 2015 European Championships

By Jennifer Foulon
Nov 1, 2015

Credit: courtesy, The Spanish Riding School Visitors observe a quadrille at the SRS’s baroque Winter Riding School.

International Travel

The Spanish Riding School Today

By Patricia Lasko
Oct 27, 2015

Credit: Diane E. Barber, Courtesy of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art Traditional riders outside the Royal School's iconic indoor arena

International Travel

The Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art

By Diane Barber
Oct 1, 2015

Credit: Cealy Tetley The U.S. dressage team won team gold, securing its trip to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. From left: Kim Herslow, Steffen Peters, Sabine Schut-Kery and Laura Graves

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2015 Pan American Games Dressage

By Karen Robinson
Aug 11, 2015

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