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Dressage Niagara

Non-profit Dressage Riding Group in Niagara Region

Website: http://dressageniagara.com
Location: Niagara Region
Members: 10
Latest Activity: Jul 21

Press Release 2010 Show Season

2010 Dressage Niagara Show Information
The Board of Directors of Dressage Niagara is very excited to announce a partnership has been formed with the Board of The Niagara Regional Exhibition. The 2010 series of shows will be held exclusively at the Niagara Regional Exhibition Grounds, 1100 Niagara St. North in Welland. The first show of the 2009 season was held in Welland and a subsequent survey of the membership recommended future shows should be held at this venue.
As part of the agreement struck, improvements will be made to the stabling with ten pipe stalls being constructed for our use. A warm up area will also be constructed.
There will be four shows held, all on Sundays.
DATE Judge
May 30 Joanne Bowhuis
June 27 Catherine Slaney
Aug.1 Jenifer Klemm
Aug. 29 Elaine Potter
Entry Fees are as follows:
Bronze Level $25.00 for DN members
$35.00 for non-members

Silver Level $35.00 for DN members
$45.00 for non-members
Bronze level will have classes from Walk-Trot up to Intermediaire II and due to a change in allowable judging levels for B Level judges we will offer Silver level from Training to Prix St. Georges.
A new requirement this year is for all Bronze and Silver exhibitors to have a current negative Coggins test on all horses.

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Louise Comment by Louise on May 31, 2010 at 11:02am
CALL FOR AUDITORS:
Dressage Niagara PresentsA CLINIC WITH METTE ROSENCRANTZ
INTERNATIONAL DRESSAGE RIDER & COACH
Sunday, June 6th at Briarwood Stables5812 Bossert Road, Niagara Falls, ON

Please see Auditors registration form, on the DN WEbsite - and send it in to secure your Auditing seat;
Now based in southern California, Mette Rosencrantz was
twice a member of the Swedish National Dressage Team and
head dressage instructor at Strömsholm, Sweden’s prestigious
school for instructors.
Mette’s teaching skills are highly sought-after and she has
riders and horses in training at all levels.
AUDITOR FEE: $35 for Dressage Niagara members
(current membership paid as of May 1st)$45 for non-members
Format and Schedule: Rides begin at 10:00 am and there will
be NO lunch break. Sandwiches and beverages will be available for purchase on site.
Note: Mette will answer Auditor questions between rides.
10:00 am Kelly Dolynski & Sir Kensington (Second/Third Level)
10:50 am Joanne Copeland & Monkey Chatter (Fourth Level)
11:40 am Vera Bowman & Danseur (Prix St. George)
12:30 pm Jane Langdon & Midas (Training Level)
1:20 pm Catherine Daniel & Amalahle /Trudy Tattersall & Phoenix (both First/Second Level)
2:30 pm Joan Avis & Sorayah (Third Level)
3:15 pm Ashley Ayres & Wanderlust KG (First Level)/Jennifer Babin & Legolas KG (PreTraining)
4:05 pm Jennifer Horr & Solero (FEI Young Rider)
4:55 pm Charlotte Jeffries & Disco Dernier (Prix St. George)
5:45 pm Stefanie Krysiak & Danseur (FEI Junior)

Questions? Email Dressage Niagara at dressageniagara@live.ca.
Louise Comment by Louise on May 11, 2010 at 7:33am
Dressage Niagara Presents

A CLINIC WITH METTE ROSENCRANTZ – INTERNATIONAL DRESSAGE RIDER & COACH
Now based in southern California, Mette Rosencrantz was twice a member of the Swedish National Dressage Team. She was the youngest rider ever allowed to enter Strömsholm, Sweden’s prestigious school for instructors, and eventually became its head dressage instructor in 1980.
Mette has shown at the Grand Prix Level on several horses and won the Open Grand Prix at the World Cup in 2007 on Basquewille. Her goal is to ride in the 2012 London Olympics.
Mette’s teaching skills are highly sought-after and she has riders and horses in training at all levels. She believes that establishing a good foundation is essential to creating the best riders and that there are no quick fixes. She tries to discover the reason problems are occurring, and treats the cause rather than just the symptom to leave each participant with long-term goals to work towards.
Sunday, June 6th at Briarwood Stables 5812 Bossert Road, Niagara Falls, ON
RIDER FEE (45 minute lesson):
$150 for Dressage Niagara members*

$200 for non-members
AUDITOR FEE: $35 for Dressage Niagara members*
$45 for non-members
*DN Membership as of May 1st, 2010

Limited Stabling is available – Please contact Vera Bowman at (905) 295-6089. Horses must have proof of inoculations, including Strangles, and a current negative Coggins test
Registration forms available at www.dressageniagara.com. Applications to RIDE must be received by May 21 and registrations to AUDIT by May 31.
Questions? Email Dressage Niagara at dressageniagara@live.ca.
Louise Comment by Louise on April 26, 2010 at 3:04pm
Calling all show riders!

As you will have heard, the Niagara Regional Exhibition will be the site for all four Dressage Niagara Bronze/Silver Shows this year. Since the Fairgrounds – including the bleachers – can be a little overwhelming at first glance, Dressage Niagara is pleased to announce a Practice Schooling Session at the Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 15, 2010 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

It’s a great opportunity for you and your horse to become familiar with the show grounds and school without the pressures of a show. Or simply come and ride away from your home turf.

Location: Niagara Regional Exhibition, 1100 Niagara St, Welland
There is lots of room for trailer parking.

Cost: Free for Dressage Niagara members, $10 for non-members

Required: Proof of OEF Membership and a current Negative Coggins test

Register: By end of day Wednesday, May 12

To Register: email dressageniagara@live.ca.

Please note: all riders must check-in and receive a schooling number before mounting their horses at the Fairgrounds. Remember to bring a photocopy of your OEF membership and your Negative Coggins test.

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Louise Comment by Louise on March 29, 2010 at 11:45am
Dressage NIagara Presents:

Learn to Ride A Freestyle Clinic
with Margie Feduck
Classroom Session - Sunday, April 11 (1:30 – 4:30 pm)
4783 2nd Concession Rd, Port Colborne




Have you ever wanted to dance with your horse? Prepare a musical Freestyle but don’t know where to start? Margie Feduck, music instructor & dressage rider, has the answers!
Margie began riding in South Africa then moved to New Zealand to train with Harry Boldt, for many years the German Olympic coach. She also trained with Richard Weiss in the Alexander technique and has worked with Pat Parelli. Margie has created many musical rides and quadrilles with up to 60 horses.
Format of the clinic: Margie will discuss styles of music, how to match the beat of the music to your horse, how this will change as the horse moves up the levels, and how to incorporate a metronome into the music selection. She has a video library of musical rides and will have a selection of demonstration rides to view.
Cost: $35 for Dressage Niagara members, $45 non-members
To Register: email dressageniagara@live.ca

NOTE: Optional 2nd Session for Riders at a Later Date (additional cost)
 

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