Dressage

An Interview with Lockwood Dressage Jordan’s journey into the world of horses began at a young age. Growing up surrounded by Breyer model horses, she took her first real lesson at 6 years old. Encouraged by her supportive family, Jordan began to explore and compete in dressage throughout high school. With her parents' help, they built a barn and arena at home, and through self-guided practice,...

An Interview with Ali Perkins LaTorre  As riders, we too often get wrapped up in competition, chasing ribbons, scores, or accomplishments, that we forget about the beauty and gift it is to even be surrounded by such incredible animals. In addition to being a freelance dressage trainer, Ali Perkins LaTorre enjoys seeing the way horse’s calm and non judgmental attitude helps kids with literacy...

Maia Barnes, the owner of Dressage Sporthorses LLC, didn’t grow up in a traditional horse environment. Growing up in the city, Maia dabbled in many different sports, but her love for horses began by chance in the fifth grade. After tagging along to a friend’s riding lesson, she became fascinated by horses. At first, her family encouraged her to focus on well, less expensive sports, but by sixth grade,...

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An Interview with Kim Herslow Dressage Oftentimes horse owners and riders talk about their “heart horse”, who they love, connect or enjoy riding the most. For some that is their first horse, some their 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.. Some may even call multiple horses their “heart horse”.  Let’s face it, as a horse person and animal lover we all have big hearts. Did you ever wonder what makes...

Photo By: Stacy Lynne Equine Photography An Interview with Eileen Keller of Aeon Dressage Every person has a story to tell, a lesson to share, and the opportunity to have a lifelong impact on another. Whether you have had the chance to learn from someone personally, or read their words or experiences in an interview such as this, EPC is devoted to giving our members the chance to share their wisdom...