Competition

Kate Fleming-Kuhn explains how to be sure you and your dressage horse are prepared before moving up a level.

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

A long-time Kentucky Dressage Association volunteer shares her meaningful experience.

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

Learn what measures you can take to reduce the risk of invisible disease dangers.

Sound equine-management practices coupled with a good dose of common sense will assist in the longevity of senior horses.

Pre-competition rituals can help ground you when nerves hit hard.

Margaret Freeman explains the art of presenting your horse in the best light to the judge.

Harness positive thinking to become a stronger competitor.

Cindy Sydnor critiques this rider and young horse.

I was gratified recently to hear a former U.S. team rider tell of an experience early in her career. She was just riding in a field, practicing some movements, with all going well. Ok, she decided, I’ll run through the test. Suddenly her horse seemed to change, from loose and relaxed to stiff and tense.

Part 1: How to keep your dressage partner happy and healthy

Try these tips to memorize your dressage test and ride it with accuracy while staying calm and cool on show day.

In the November 2009 issue of Dressage Today magazine, Raul de Leon gives advice and exercises to help trainers teach dressage to students. Here is a list of tips for instructors.