Hat Contest and Tea Make for Exciting Ladies’ Day By Caroline Goldstein Ladies’ Day was a success once again, as about 300 women paraded their hats around Devon and enjoyed the second annual Ladies’ Day Tea.The day, sponsored by Dressage Collection, began with the hat contest, and participants showed off their creativity as they passed…
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An über fabulous HorseGirlTVer emailed me this video yesterday afternoon. How CUTE is this???? Oh how I wish my parents would have allowed me to ride dressage as a kid. My favorite part is the whinny 17 seconds in after the halt, salute! I love to see how this test marked and am guessing she…
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At first glance one would think this is your typical SNL skit (Prancercise) in line with their hilarity of Oops! I Crapped My Pants, People Getting Punched, or It’s Going To Be A Great Day spoofs. I think everything except her lips have been OVER Botoxed and after a few minutes you wish her lips…
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The Para-Dressage Symposium, that’s what! The 2013 National Para-Dressage Training Symposium hosted by Carlisle Academy Integrative Equine Therapy & Sports in Lyman, Maine will feature many top trainers, clinicians, and experts in the equestrian discipline. Scheduled May 29-June 1, the weekend will include a Train the Trainer program with the “SmartPak Coaches Forum” and a…
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Riders4Helmets International Helmet Awareness Day 2013 What is Riders4Helmets International Helmet Awareness Day 2013? In 2010, Riders4Helmets hosted the first National event designed to educate equestrians on the benefits of wearing a properly fitting, secured and certified helmet. The event brought equestrian retailers and helmet manufacturers together, to help educate their customers on topics such…
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The Delaware Valley Combined Training Association (DVCTA) is a non-profit educational organization of over 300 members who share a common interest in horses and related activities. The quadrille team was honored to perform a “Patriotic Tribute to the Heroes of 911″ at Dressage at Devon in 2011. The team was invited back this past September…
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This video will show you how to take vital signs on an equine, explain what each one is and why we should know them on our horse before he is sick, and what the ranges should be for normal. Safety will be kept in mind when taking these vital signs and know when to call…
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What inspired you to train in dressage? Cat: My aunt Shari Patterson-Blaylock is a dressage trainer in a small town called Payson, Arizona. She taught me how to ride when I was little and I in turn fell in love with dressage, aspiring to be like her. Lian: I started as a hunter/jumper rider then my mom decided…
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Please share this inspirational video. It exemplifies just ONE way in which the PVDA Ride for Life, in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins Avon Foundation Breast Center, provides crucial, multifaceted support for breast cancer patients, breast cancer survivors, AND their family members. HorseGirlTV has been a supporter of the PVDA Ride for Life since 2008….
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What inspired you to become a dressage rider? A hunter/jumper rider as a teen, I realized courses for jumpers had become more technical while I was going to medical school. My plan was to return to competitive amateur jumper status, but felt dressage study would help me learn the changes in speed and balance…
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