Lauren Sprieser
Grand Prix Dressage Trainer, Rider & Clinician
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At Sprieser Sporthorse, our mission is to bring horses and riders up the levels of dressage with fairness, correctness and joy. We will holistically develop mind and body with the end goal of top competition results and international sport.

Lauren Sprieser is a USDF Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalist With Distinction and an international Grand Prix dressage competitor. Her enthusiasm and wit has made her a popular trainer, with students from the grassroots to the international levels in both dressage and eventing. She’s also an acclaimed blogger for the Chronicle of the Horse, and writes regularly for Dressage Today, Noelle Floyd and Practical Horseman.

Sprieser Sporthorse is producing top horses and skilled riders in a correct and fun way.

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The Art and Sport of Giving

They've been threatening it for years, and for 2027, it's finally happening: nearly all the FEI dressage tests have some form of release of contact in them. Some it's a "stretchy circle," where the horse is asked to reach forward and downward. In others it's an überstreichen, a release of contact asking the horse to stay in balance unsupported by the reins. It's a response to those who say that dressage horses in modern sport look tense and on the muscle, and it's been very polarizing. I am on team [...]

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The Art and Sport of Giving

They've been threatening it for years, and for 2027, it's finally happening: nearly all the FEI dressage tests have some form of release of contact in them. Some it's a [...]

Catching Up

Hi. It’s been a minute. There’s a million reasons. This summer - this whole year really, but especially this summer - has been one mess after another, some small, some [...]

Mid-Season Musings On Horse Sales

Tis the season when many are looking to sell a horse or buy their next. These things trend seasonally, I think, for two reasons: last year's show season has ended, [...]

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