By Judi Dauterive Congratulations! You’re finally ready to show. Hopefully this guide will help you with the veritable minefield that is the entry process. These guidelines are appropriate for shows being run by and recognized by SEDA. Running a dressage show, whether licensed or schooling takes...
By Paula Gregory At least 14 SEDA members qualified and competed at the 2018 Region 9 Championships in Katy, TX (October 4 -7). This show is an official competition for the 2019 Great American Insurance Group/USDF Regional Dressage Championships and for the 2019 Southwest Dressage Championships. The...
Team365 moisture wicking T-shirt. Available in Sport Blue with SEDA logo on the left chest and back of the shirt. Order in advance, pick up for free at the fall Fleur de Leap Horse Trials. Use the order form, and get it by mail. A...
By Nicole Miller In mid-June, the USDF held a Youth Breeder's Seminar which was generously hosted by Oak Hill Ranch. It's a great honor to have such a fantastic opportunity available to youth, much less in our own back yard. It's always a pleasure to visit Oak...
By Nicole Miller The incredibly busy competition schedule in the first half of the year offers a variety of opportunities to both compete and volunteer. I’d like to say I’ve done both this year, but unfortunately, I’ve had to focus on unmounted participation. (It’s less stressful,...
By Laura Freeman, DVM You feel that your horse is not performing up to his or her potential, but you have ruled out any soundness issues, changed feed, have had your saddle fit checked, and still aren’t there yet. Now you want to try a new bit. But which one? Look through...