By Jill Zednick, SEDA Adult Scholarship Recipient Receiving this scholarship gave me the opportunity to train with Regis Webb as I worked toward progressing from Beginner Novice to Novice eventing. The experience was incredibly valuable and provided both my horse and me with the technical guidance...
By Danielle Aymond One of the most common questions we receive from families with young riders is whether their child can participate in USEF/USDF-licensed dressage shows (or a “Recognized Show”) without purchasing full USEF and USDF memberships. The good news is that the answer is yes...
By Sharon Londoño Amateur status matters in USEF-licensed dressage and eventing because it determines eligibility for amateur-restricted classes and protects fair competition. When Amateur Status Begins Riders are automatically amateurs until age 18. Beginning at 18, a rider must declare and maintain USEF amateur status to compete in...