Lifestyle

Recent research developments are shifting some of the focus from gastric ulceration to hindgut ulceration

Life with horses might not always be easy, but it will be worth it.

Seven lucky riders won a day of training at Windurra—home of Silva and Boyd Martin.

DT’s managing editor shares the story of how her greatest weakness also revealed her greatest strength.

Colleges and universities reflect on their special horses as key players in the world of Intercollegiate Dressage.

Captivating audiences in New York City, Omaha and beyond

A student’s tribute to her mentor, trainer and friend

Honoring one IDA coach who sparks students’ passions for dressage

Exploring equine form and gesture in classical portraiture

An in-depth look at the logistics of importing a horse from Europe to the United States

Top industry professionals reflect on their experiences with equine-degree programs and intercollegiate riding.

One little rider is inspiring those around her in a big way.

A look back and a look forward

DT's managing editor visits a legendary show jumper's farm, a world-class competition facility, a local tack shop, riding club and more!

A first timer's trip to the Elite Hanoverian Auctions at Verden

Dressage Today's managing editor Lindsay Paulsen shares her first impressions of Germany after adventures in Hamburg and a trip to Hof Bornsen.

DT's Managing Editor Prepares for a Month-Long Visit to Germany

In this Q&A, Heather Blitz explains her experience of coaching Annie Peavy at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio.

Catch up with this Spanish olympic dressage combination

This beloved baroque breed shines on the silver screen.

Max Goodman shares the story of her experience with this French Classical school.

Take an inside look with the editors of Dressage Today during The Dressage Foundation's 2016 Florida Dream Tour.

One adult rider forges a new path with her young horse and finds pleasant surprises along the way.

Jenny Susser, PhD, explains why slowing down can help you reach your goals faster.