by Carly Weilminster (September 2013) The color pink has traditionally represented femininity and gentleness, but now there is a deeper meaning beyond its girlish stereotype. Pink has come to represent nationwide efforts to...
Read MoreDorie Forte & Froelich by Carly Weilminster (first appeared in the September 2013 issue of The Equiery) Dorie Trapp Forte exemplifies the extraordinary qualities numerous amateurs strive to achieve during their riding...
Read MoreSeptember 2012 This year, four Maryland riders entered into The Dressage Foundation’s Century Club. The club recognizes dressage riders and horses whose combined age totals 100 years or older. The combination can compete at any...
Read Moreby Carly Weilminster (first appeared in the September 2012 issue of The Equiery) Time is key when creating a lasting partnership. Dressage rider Elizabeth Simmeth-Ensor’s patient waiting for just the right partnership has...
Read MoreThe Maryland Horse Industry Board (MHIB) recognized the sport of dressage when it presented the Touch of Class Award to one horse, a national coach, and three U.S. Dressage Federation gold medalists who have helped propel...
Read MoreAnne Hurwitz & Nando by Katherine O. Rizzo If you ask the 2009 Equiery Perpetual Dressage Award winner Anne Hurwitz what was the highlight of last year’s season riding Nando, she won’t mention the ribbons won and medals...
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