Holly Bergay -Grade IV Para-Dressage -Hometown: Castle Rock, CO -Born: October 5, 1992 Bergay was born with her left arm ending just below her elbow. She has obtained her USDF Bronze and Silver Medals and in 2007 was nominated for the USEF Junior Equestrian of the Year award. In 2009 Bergay earned the USEF Para-Dressage reserve championship on Grand Ballerina In 2010 was nominated for the 2010 World Equestrian Games on Robin Garrett’s mare Grand Ballerina For more information on Bergay ple... Read More
Jennifer J. Baker -Grade IV Para-Dressage -Hometown: Loveland, OH -Born: November 10, 1963 -Qualified for the 2010 World Equestrian Games (WEG) on a Rhinelander gelding named Duel. -Competed at the WindReach International Para-Dressage CPEDI3* in Ontario, Canada. -Rode Akiko Yamazaki’s horse Kranak at the 2010 WEG. Article from The Cincinnati Enquirer: Date: Sunday, August 1, 2010 Written by: John John ston jjohnston@enquirer.com Website: Cincinnati.com After Crash, Dressage Rider Gets Bac... Read More
During the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, Kentucky Equine Research graciously donated their facilities and sponsorship to the United States Para-Equestrian Association. This video is courtesy of Kentucky Equine Research and showcases how thankful each of the United States Para-Equestiran riders are for KER’s support. For more information please visit Kentucky Equine Research or KER’s educational website at www.equinews.com. *If video does not play the sound right away please ... Read More
USPEA Advertisement for 2012 London Paralympics: Please download this here (PDF) ABOUT THE EQUESTRIAN PARALYMPICS (courtesy of FEI) The Paralympic Equestrian events take place in London, England at Greenwich Park August 30-September 4, 2012. Host nation Great Britain, Germany, Denmark and Canada have qualified the maximum number of riders and will each be represented by a team of four and one individual. Nine countries – USA, The Netherlands, Brazil, Ireland, Italy, Belgium, South Africa,... Read More
Below are the necessary forms needed for Show Officials and Show Organizers. All forms are courtesy of www.FEI.org You may also view this information through the FEI site by clicking FEI HUB for Officials and Show Organizers. Quick Links to Downloads: Management Guide to Hosting Para-Dressage(PDF) 2012 Classification Manual updated February 2012(PDF) Stewards Manual FEI Officials List Warning Cards FEI Financial Charges Hypersensitivity Testing Dressage Officials Forms & Lists Support ... Read More
The United States Para-Equestrian Dressage Team made large strides in 2010 as the eighth discipline at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. In an effort to continue that growth and make further progress we feel a Para Young Rider Program is essential. The USPEA Para Young Rider committee is working to begin a Para Young Rider program. This area will be used to give you updates on Para Young Rider developments and events. If you are a Para-Equestrian, a potential Para-Equestrian, ag... Read More
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Results Final Observation Event for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics; Perrigo Tryon Summer Dressage Tryon CPEDI3*; CPEDI1*; and Tryon Summer Dressage National show:’ Sunday June 20, 2021 FEI Para Dressage Freestyle Test and Overall Team Scores Champion Overall: Roxanne Trunnell Reserve Champion Overall: Kate Shoemaker Team USA Total 457.687 Chef d’Equipe Michel Assouline Roxanne Trunnell and Dolton Sydney Collier and All in One Rebecca Hart and El Corona Texel Kate Shoemaker and Solitaer 40 S... Read More
Although a Para-Equestrian may participate in any discipline, the three disciplines currently recognized by the U.S. are Para-Dressage, Para-Driving, and Para-Reining. Para-Jumping has become more recognized around the world as popularity grows. During the Paralympics which occurs following the summer Olympics, the only discipline that competes is Para-Dressage. At the World Equestrian Games which also occurs every four years, Para-Dressage is the only Para-Equestrian discipline that currentl... Read More