With Anne Gribbons

Friday, Feb. 7, 2025

Riding To Music Has A Long, Long History

Last February, I gave a short talk on the history of freestyle as a part of the National Judges Forum Axel Steiner and I conducted

What I’ve Learned In The Way Of Unconventional Wisdom

One day, not too long ago, I walked into our feed room and fell back in shock from the chemical odor. I turned to my

Tales Of Gladstone

Whenever I drive to the USET headquarters in Gladstone, N.J., I always feel as if I`m coming home to my alma mater. Since the 1970s,

What Dressage Is Like In The Southern Hemisphere

Every year the Federation Equestre Internationale, with the aid of sponsors, sends some of its dressage judges to almost every corner of the world. Their

Trust The Magic Triangle

What raised some eyebrows at August's North American Young Riders Championships was the ascent of a rider who was virtually unknown except in her own

They’re Each Great International Shows

Within the span of two weeks in September, I had the opportunity to be part of the CDIO*** in Luxembourg as a judge and Dressage

When The City Of My Dreams Had Its Heart Torn Out

It was all incomprehensible. It was another disaster spectacular with special effects beyond what we'd ever seen, a concept we hadn't thought of, a twist

Who Wants To Be A Grand Prix Horse?

Who Wants To Be A Grand Prix Horse? If it were up to the riders and owners, becoming a GrandPrix horse would be as easy

The New Titans

At last winter's U.S. Dressage Federation annual meeting, I happened to meet a group of athletes and their leaders who, I must admit, I never

Thankfully, Dressage Is An Ageless Sport

How we age is a personal and genetic affair, for people and horses, but I think that dressage horses and dressage riders have an advantage

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