Guide To Dressage Competitions

Charlotte Dujardin and Valegro at the London 2012 Olympic Dressage An upper level dressage horse and rider perform a series of movements upon which they will be judged.

Introduction – Dressage is a Dance Between Horse and Rider We will explore the majestic world of dressage, sometimes called “horse ballet.” Dressage is the art of training a horse to make precise movements as directed by a rider. Tracing its roots to ancient cavalry maneuvers designed for the battlefield, dressage now showcases the peak …

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Sad Days Indeed for American Wild Horses and American Taxpayers

There’s really no such thing as a ‘feral wild horse’; it’s an oxymoron. So why do some people and agencies keep using that tag? Recent news that 6,500 Wind River wild horses were rounded up is distressing to say the least. It’s a move designed to make room for the more profitable use of public …

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Marathon Supremos Dominate in Exloo

Bold brilliance from Marathon specialists Michael Brauchle (GER) and Koos de Ronde (NED) has put them in contention for titles in Exloo, while reigning Four-in-Hand Champion Bram Chardon (NED) is in front, but only just.  With the comfort of his sub-40 Dressage score, Bram had an advantage going into the second phase in his bid …

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Rupert Winkelmann and Quinn 33 Win the $35,000 Bluegrass Grand Prix

Lexington, Ky. – May 21, 2022 – The two-week Kentucky Spring Classic series came to a close Sunday afternoon in the Rolex Stadium as athletes gathered for the $35,000 Bluegrass Grand Prix sponsored by Audi of Lexington for one final shot at a top finish. Out of a field of 23 competitive entries, just 9 …

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USPEA Announces Hope Hand Memorial Grants and Jonathan Wentz Memorial Grants

Photographs by Lindsay Y. McCall. Wellington, FL – February 21, 2023 – USPEA announces the Hope Hand Memorial Grants and the Jonathan Wentz Memorial Grants aimed at U.S. Emerging Athletes. The United States Para Equestrian Association (USPEA) is proud to be able to offer US emerging athletes several different grant programs. The purpose of these …

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Solar Gear Worth Buying for Grid-Down Situations

Grid Failure? Oops! Get Solar! NOTE! Go to SurvivalPrepperSupply.com for all the survival prepper kits, gear, food, water, solar panels, and articles about disaster support and survival. I’ve created a dedicated website to better assist you! The vast majority of people depend on the national power grid to supply them with electricity to power the …

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8 Tips to Safely Evacuate Your Horse

When compared to rescuing a dog or cat, evacuating a horse can be much more difficult. A lot of horse owners don’t have a horse trailer, which can be a big issue in an emergency. If you don’t have a horse trailer, find someone before an emergency arises who will help transport your horse in …

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What You Need for Your Bug Out Bag

Your bag itself is a crucial component of your bug-out bag. Since you will probably travel long distances while carrying a lot of supplies, you need a bag with a large capacity, comfort, and durability. You’re not going to be a happy camper if your bag’s straps break midway through your trip. Especially when you’re …

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8 Tips for Horse Care Basics

1. What Is the Basic Care for Horses? Horses are truly amazing and beautiful animals. But they are also very sensitive and they require a great deal of care and attention. Owning a horse requires not only understanding, but also patience and a lot of love. Caring for horses can be a lot of work, …

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Business Branding in Equine Marketing Is Another Type of Horse Brand

Winter has arrived, and in North America, the breed inspection and branding seasons have both passed. Horse branding season, NOT horse businesses. Branding horses happened as far back as Alexander the Great, c. 355 BC – June 326 BC. Alexander the Great’s horse was named Bucephalus after the ox-headed brand on its haunch. Bucephalus was a …

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