Dressage

This two-time Paralympian and 2019 European Championships double bronze medalist explains some of the ways her life and riding has been impacted by the worldwide spread of the virus.

This former chief rider at the Cadre Noir of Saumur, French national dressage coach and "I" judge reflects on how his life at the barn and in the saddle have changed during the pandemic.

Canadian riders fill the podium in this FEI Dressage World Cup™ Grand Prix Freestyle.

Learn how to diagnose and treat a lateral walk by establishing a correct connection.

USA secures silver while Brazil earns bronze and the second Olympic team qualifying spot

Sarah Lockman and First Apple Top Prix St. Georges With a Personal Best

A tribute to the good mares who own me

FEI 'I' judge Hilda Gurney explains how to pull together the more advanced Second Level dressage movements and approach Second Level schooling sessions with planning and purpose.

Marilyn Payne discusses dressage within the context of eventing.

Katherine Bateson-Chandler explains this useful exercise to help develop collection while maintaining forwardness.

Learn how to solve dressage training problems by addressing your dressage horse's true underlying issues.

As Adult Amateurs, these dressage competitors have found a way to defy any preconceived notions to thrive amidst professionals at the top level of sport.

Celebrating the special people who support our lives with horses

Five-time Olympian Kyra Kyrklund shares her dressage training secrets at a Kentucky symposium.

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

Dressage Today's Jennifer Mellace shares how a special, 13.2-hand pony has reconnected her to the joy of riding.

Think your dressage stirrup length is just right? Dressage expert Steven Wolgemuth shares some ways to double check that you are riding with your stirrups at the correct length.

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

The whip is an important training tool in dressage when used properly.

Jan Brons explains steps you can take to avoid frustration for you and your horse as you move forward in your training.

Incorporate this into your training to improve connection and straightness and help you feel the effects of having a horse truly on the outside rein, a critical component of any half halt.

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

How apps, tech gadgets and devices can improve your dressage

Make the most of your dressage education with goal-setting and homework.