Hannah Irons: From Surprise Pony to Gold Medals
Friday, May 21 2021
by Ruby Tevis
By Ruby Tevis Portraits by Melissa Fuller ‘If you believe in your horse, anything is possible,’ is a lesson Hannah Irons holds to tightly. Since her first ride with Lendon Gray seven years ago, the 2020 USEF Young Rider National Champion has learned what it takes to make it in dressage — a discipline she
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Unbridled with Lendon Gray
Wednesday, July 15 2020
by Ruby Tevis
By Jan Westmark From her fame on the pony Seldom Seen to competing in the Olympics to starting Dressage4Kids, Lendon Gray has been a driving force in the dressage world. Lendon founded Dressage4Kids 22 years ago, giving kids opportunities and encouraging them to become the best they can be. “Now my life is totally about
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Kayla Kadlubek: The Pipeline to Success
Wednesday, March 25 2020
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By Ruby Tevis. Portraits by Melissa Fuller - When Kayla Kadlubek turned 16, her parents gave her a choice — she could get a car or she could get a new horse. In true equestrian fashion, Kayla chose the horse. That was four years ago, and now that Kayla’s 20, she’s reflecting on her success through the dressage Young Rider pipeline, participating in Lendon Gray’s Dressage4Kids program, medaling at North American Youth Championships and representing the United States with the USEF Young Rider European Tour.
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Rosie Simoes: Winning With Your Best Friend
Monday, April 09 2018
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By Doris Degner-Foster Portraits by Isabel J. Kurek Rosie Julian-Simoes liked the first horse she tried on a buying trip to Holland so much that it was hard to consider other horses. Never mind that Rosie is just aging out of Young Riders at age 22, and that horse was a 13-year-old stallion — he
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Lendon Gray’s Dressage4Kids: Education for All
Tuesday, August 22 2017
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By Britney Grover Lendon Gray knows the value of horses — and of a good equestrian education. Lendon grew up riding various disciplines, and joined Pony Club when she was 7. After competing and winning on a national level, she became a successful event rider, even training with the Olympic team. Even while she pursued
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August 2017 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, July 18 2017
by Website Editor
60 Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! FEATURES 16 Charity: Lendon Gray’s Dressage4Kids 20 Show Jumper Brian Walker Answers Your Questions 22 Restaurant: Never Blue & Chef Jesse Roque 26
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