The 2019 Dressage4Kids’ Weekend Equestrian Program
This educational program features a mix of presentations and active sessions of interest to riders of all ages and disciplines.
Margaret Freeman
First Level Frustrations
If you want to set yourself apart at First Level and earn points that others don’t, check out these two movements where mistakes are commonly made.
A Shining Day for Dressage at the World Equestrian Games
Blogger and USEF dressage judge Margaret Freeman shares her unique perspective of WEG as a Tryon-area local.
Southern Hospitality Continues in Tryon at the FEI World Equestrian Games
Blogger and USEF dressage judge Margaret Freeman shares her unique perspective of WEG as a Tryon-area local.
Arabians From All Sides
Blogger and judge Margaret Freeman shares her observations from judging at a recent Arabian show.
When Aretha Franklin Rocked the Dressage World
Blogger and judge Margaret Freeman fondly remembers Debbie McDonald's freestyle performance aboard Brentina at the 2005 World Cup Dressage Final.
One Good Turn Deserves Another
Blogger and judge Margaret Freeman shares a tip to help you nail the broken-line free walk.
Social Dressage
Blogger and dressage judge Margaret Freeman discusses the perks of riding with friends.
Record Crowd at Dressage 4 Kids Weekend Equestrian Program
More than 200 attendees each day came to Waterbury, Connecticut, learn from a multitude of speakers about horse and rider topics.
The Role of Showmanship in Dressage Tests
Margaret Freeman explains the art of presenting your horse in the best light to the judge.
Remembering Dressage Arena Letters
It’s easy to remember the position of the dressage letters when they’re right in front of you, but not so easy when they aren’t.
A Common Mistake in First Level Lengthenings
Margaret Freeman shares a tip on lengthenings in First Level tests and discusses the importance of staying straight.
Enter at A: The 45-Second Rule
After the judge rings her bell, you have 45 seconds to enter the arena. Margaret Freeman weighs in on this overlooked competition rule.
Dressage Boots and Broadway
Judge Margaret Freeman applauds the use of true dress boots on Broadway