Four Georgia horses have earned new levels in WDAA’s Horse Lifetime Points and Awards Program in 2020.
Betsy Rengifo’s Bravado received a Bronze Medal.
The Wicked Wolf owned by Tamra Steinbrecher, Ante Fine Design owned by Dana Smith, and JB’s Rising Phoenix owned by John Brandreth obtained their Register of Excellence.
You can see a complete list of WDAA Lifetime Points Top 200 Horses here.
Congratulations to all!
Western Dressage of Georgia presents our Calico Clinic with Heather Stalker, WD and USEF “R” on May 28th-29th at Brandreth Farm in Talking Rock, GA. Come ride with 2022 WDAA World Show Judge, Heather Stalker, for a whole weekend! Saturday will be split into two separate groups (depending on your level). You will either be grouped in the morning or afternoon session….
The United States Equestrian Federation calls Western Dressage the fastest growing discipline in the country. Whether you’re new to the sport, or an active competitor, the 2019 Western Dressage Discovery Clinic has something for both you and your horse. Western Dressage welcomes all breeds, including Gaited horses and mules. Clinician: Western Dressage pioneer Nancy Conley…
Gorgeous horses and well-matched pairs enjoyed a beautiful Spring day for the Western Dressage competition at the April 17, 2016, Newton County Saddle Club show at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers. Judge Glacia Cronk judged 26 tests ranging from Intro Youth Test 1 to Basic Adult Test 3. The sport is growing strong…
Congratulations to our 2nd quarter High Point participants! High Points are calibrated by averaging all the current scores. Year-end final results will vary due to the rules of discarding high/low scores. Rookie-Junior, Chloe Brooks 63.529 Olivia Tierce 61.96 Rookie-Amateur, Kim Bowers 63.149 Intro-Junior, Chloe Brooks 63.624 Olivia Tierce 61.96 Intro-Amateur, Kim Depp 66.332 Randy Conley…
An informal poll of Western Dressage Association of Georgia members reveals the Top 5 reasons you love the sport: 1. You are competing against yourself. 2. You don’t have to worry about what other horses and riders are doing in the arena. 3. You get immediate feedback, so you don’t have to wonder why…
Click here for the results of the Shannondale Farm Western Dressage Show on July 10.