The Problem of the Overhorsed Adult Amateur
Sport psychologist Jenny Susser, PhD, addresses an issue in the dressage community and reminds us of the importance of facing those difficult conversations.
Adult Amateur
Dressage: It's All About The Journey
Blogger Pam Stone continues her search for a new "Cinderella Project."
From Feedlot to Dressage Finals
How one Adult Amateur and her rescued Pinto made it to the 2016 U.S. Dressage Finals.
Alice Tarjan’s Rise to the Top
This Adult Amateur climbed through the ranks of dressage with her self-made mounts to compete against her childhood idols at Grand Prix.
Insights on Shopping for a Dressage Horse
Whether you're looking for a dressage schoolmaster or buying a young, green horse, you can take a variety of steps to ensure your shopping is a success.
The Balance Between Humility and Confidence in the Saddle
An Adult Amateur dressage rider's musings
How a Former Stock-Seat Champion Found Success at the 2016 U.S. Dressage Finals
Forty years after winning her first national title in Kentucky, Terri Sue Wensinger of Dallas, Texas, found herself back in the bluegrass competing on the national stage again, but this time in a different saddle.
Preparing the Young Dressage Horse for Success, Part 2
Experts continue to gain the trust of a young dressage horse through relaxation and respect.
Time-Saving Tips for Real-World Dressage Riders
Take a look at these 27 tips to help fit barn time into your busy schedule.
Lisa Wilcox's Toughest Dressage Training Challenge: The Flying Change
Olympian Lisa Wilcox had to get creative and find a new way to teach a friesian dressage horse the flying change.