Stonegate Hunter Jumper Dressage

Congratulations go out to Melissa Briggs and Amanda McGinty on great rides and placings in the ODS Stars, Stripes and Steeds Virtual Dressage Show. Results are in and Melissa and her "Regis" won the Intro A and B classes with Amanda and "Baelfire" a very close second. Amanda and "Baelfire" had an impressive ride in Intro Test C earning them the top score for that test. Awesome progress for both teams and so proud of each.
With great effort and creativity, Melissa and "Regis" were the winners of the costume class. Very patriotic and apropos for the Independence Day holiday!

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Enteroliths in Horses - Kentucky Equine Research Enteroliths are mineral masses that form in the colon of a horse. They are also known as intestinal stones or calculi. Usually these stones build up in thin layers around a bit of foreign matter (a small piece of wood, wire, hair, or other material) that the horse has swallowed. A horse may have one...

🐴 The Rider's Neutral Pelvis Position

This drawing shows three different possible positions of the dressage rider's pelvis. The imaginary bucket of water in your pelvis should help you to see the effects of the different angles of the rider's pelvis. You can see how the change of the angle of the pelvis shifts the rider's center of gravity, and therefore tips the bucket.

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https://www.myvirtualeventingcoach.com/articles/the_riders_neutral_pelvis_position

The beginning of the last SMHJA Hunter Jumper Show of the Season. Good rides to all!