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And that was that. Seven weeks went by, and my hand healed. The pins came out on Tuesday afternoon, I rode Elvis—the one of [...]

Whenever I go through a crisis, I always ask myself, “What can I learn from this experience? What can I do better?” I’ve learned [...]

In my center desk drawer in my office at the farm, I keep a rejection letter from The Dressage Foundation. It was from the [...]

While my broken hand changed my plans regarding the U.S. Dressage Finals, it did not cancel them, because I had two students qualified in the amateur [...]

I had this plan. My friend and coach Ali Brock was scheduled to come to Aleco and Sandra Bravo-Greenberg’s gorgeous Rutledge Farm, just a [...]

One of the beautiful things about dressage is that there are so many levels at which to play. I don’t just mean training level [...]