Sam Madden &
Sugarplum Vision
Paralympic competitors
ride "borrowed" horses
whom they have ridden
for only four days.
Midland's Carousel
& Britta
Photo by Carol Wooley
Kasette, our classical leader, rides at
Thorncroft Therapeutic Riding Center, to aid her recovery from Lyme Disease
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- A Vision of
Dressage, December 15, Scottsdale, AZ
A benefit for blind equestrienne, Sam Madden, in her vision to
compete in the Paralympic Games in Greece.
- Festival of Champions, Gladstone, NJ,
June, 2001
Barbara Grassmyer, NDSA (National
Disability Sports Alliance) Champion with Bally Shannon
Festival Freestyles: A Spectator's View
by Tricia Scheibler
The NDSA (National Disability Sports Alliance) Paralympic freestyle
riders had to be my favorite. We have a tendency to see someone with no
fingers or one arm or one leg and call them handicapped. If you want to
be politically correct you might call them physically challenged. If you
were wise you'd dump all the labels and just call them damn good
equestrians.
- Paralympics Reports
10/23 Borrowed horses selected
Competition 10/25 - 28
- Riders
with Disabilities to Perform at USDF Convention
Mary Green & Chris Lipe Pas de Deux
- Mary
Green Lands Spot on US Paralympic Team
by Rebecca A. Doyle, Reprinted with permission, from the June 5, 2000, edition of The University Record
- May
25, US Selects 2000 Paralympic Team
Congratulations to each rider including our own Dressage un Ltd
members: Robin
Brueckmann, Mary Green and Hope Hand
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1999 4th
World Championships, July 25 - Aug 1
Vilhelmsborg, Denmark
Robin
Brueckmann wins Kur!
USET
Festival of Champions, Gladstone, NJ, June 24-27
Photos, bios, reports & freestyle results
CAN
Region 7 Results
5/25 The Paralympic Journey Begins for Robin
Brueckman
First Person Report of the CAN Region 7 Qualifier
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