Click HERE for results for the 2018 Spring Series.
Click HERE for details on NFDA Seminar 9/21/18
Solving the Lameness Puzzle by Dr. Michael Porter
Dr. Porter will be discussing technologies used in diagnosing and treating lamenesses.
Click HERE for more info on the Bill Woods Ride a Test Clinic on 9/23/18!
Click HERE for details on NFDA Seminar 9/21/18
Solving the Lameness Puzzle by Dr. Michael Porter
Dr. Porter will be discussing technologies used in diagnosing and treating lamenesses.
Click HERE for more info on the Bill Woods Ride a Test Clinic on 9/23/18!
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Prize list for the 2018 Summer "Under the Lights" Shows has been posted! Click HERE! EVERYONE enter online - choose your payment method.
Volunteer points have been updated as of January 15, 2018. Click HERE to view.
2018 Show Schedule is available - Click HERE!
For a list of current qualifiers for the 2018 Championships - click HERE!
Results are posted for all 2018 shows - click HERE!
Prize list for the 2018 Summer "Under the Lights" Shows has been posted! Click HERE! EVERYONE enter online - choose your payment method.
Volunteer points have been updated as of January 15, 2018. Click HERE to view.
2018 Show Schedule is available - Click HERE!
For a list of current qualifiers for the 2018 Championships - click HERE!
ABOUT US!
The mission of the Northeast Florida Dressage Association is to promote the sport of dressage in our region by organizing clinics, schooling shows, recognized National Dressage Federation Shows, and promote social networking among our members and community at large.
The program of the association is educational and is designed primarily to offer a framework in which individuals can progress with the schooling of themselves and their horses throughout the training spectrum from Introductory to Grand Prix.
Dressage - is a French term meaning "training". Schooling in Dressage is the gradual, harmonious development of the horse's physical and mental condition with the aim to improve it's natural gaits and develop a perfect understanding with it's rider. Progression through the levels of Dressage requires years of training and dedication to the development strength, balance and agility of both the horse and rider. Once mastered, graceful, complex movements appear effortless.
Dressage is the largest FEI discipline within the sport-horse category in the United States and has enjoyed the title of the fastest growing discipline (English or Western) in the U.S.
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is the governing body of Dressage in the United States and boasts a national membership of 45,000. Approximately 35% of that membership reside in Region 3, which includes Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee.
The program of the association is educational and is designed primarily to offer a framework in which individuals can progress with the schooling of themselves and their horses throughout the training spectrum from Introductory to Grand Prix.
Dressage - is a French term meaning "training". Schooling in Dressage is the gradual, harmonious development of the horse's physical and mental condition with the aim to improve it's natural gaits and develop a perfect understanding with it's rider. Progression through the levels of Dressage requires years of training and dedication to the development strength, balance and agility of both the horse and rider. Once mastered, graceful, complex movements appear effortless.
Dressage is the largest FEI discipline within the sport-horse category in the United States and has enjoyed the title of the fastest growing discipline (English or Western) in the U.S.
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) is the governing body of Dressage in the United States and boasts a national membership of 45,000. Approximately 35% of that membership reside in Region 3, which includes Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee.
