Litchfield Hills Dressage

04/23/2026

Finally managed to get back into my Litchfield Hills Dressage FB page through Gregor Mcq! Really excited about how the horses are going and looking forward to the summer show season … LOL updates to come.
For all friends and , this is my new FB account Alix Szepesi

08/31/2023

Equine 74 is one of our partners and they are seeking riders in the USA and Canada who want to test their products "Equine 74 Gastric" and "Equine 74 Stomach Calm Relax".
We support this because their stomach supplements are an integral part of healthcare in our stable. Please have a look at this link, it is for an approx. 6-week test if your horses have stomach problems or are also given omeprazole. Link:https://www.citruslabs.com//volunteer-recruitment/equine-74

03/15/2023

For sale: Dona Contessa - an elegant black 6-year old Oldenburg mare.

Talented and tall standing 17h. Tess is by Don Nobless x Starlight x Rosier. Bred in the US, she drew high praise from the Oldenburg GOV jury and was awarded ‘premium’ foal at inspection. This elegant, long legged beauty is light on her feet and has 3 correct and supple gaits. Some highlights are: a walk that swings thru the body, trot with expressive front leg and good crossing in lateral work, and a balanced, scopey canter. She is confirmed in all second level movements, is schooling 3rd level and beginning to show the potential gaits that will develop with further training. She has high rideability in that she is easy and steady in the connection, comfortable to sit, has her own engine and is a quick study. She has a sweet personality and is very level headed both at home and in new situations. Curious and attentive without being spooky. She has been handled since birth, is easy to work around and is good for farrier, vet and dentist. Suitable for experienced young rider or Adult amateur. Looking for her next partner to develop her into her full potential.

Currently located in Wellington, FL. PM for more info & to arrange to see her.

03/22/2020

TIPS FOR EQUINE BUSINESSES DURING COVID-19

With the recommendations from the CDC, requirements put in place by some states, and the general fear in the United States, horse businesses are being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and facing some unique challenges.

Some of the important things to remember are:
• Use common sense: horse folks are familiar with biosecurity and disease spread, we just need to apply this knowledge to humans. Think "strangles protocol"!
• Be prepared to enforce some restrictions and some changes to your barn policies until the pandemic has passed.
• Protecting your health and the health of your staff, family and clients is paramount during this time.
• Have a plan in place for the number of essential staff required to look after the horses’ minimum needs, and provide frequent updates to both clients and employees.
• Horse owners should have alternate plans in place for the care of their horses if they themselves become sick and self-isolate or become hospitalized. If you have no one to help look after your horses, then the CDC recommends that you wash
your hands before and after caring for your animals, as well as wear a face mask while handling them until you are cleared by your health care professional.
• The AVMA has stated that infectious disease experts and multiple international and domestic human and animal health organizations agree there is no evidence at this point to indicate that pets become ill with COVID-19 or that they spread it to other animals, including people. However, out of an abundance of caution, it is recommended that those ill with COVID-19 limit contact with animals until more information is known about the virus.

Our friends at Stable Management Magazine pulled together some tips and ideas that might help you manage this uncertain time; you can read the full article at https://stablemanagement.com/articles/tips-for-equine-businesses-during-covid-19?fbclid=IwAR0NaxOnIeSX3C3SIEo9StEuCr9rFRkPUkvcCLdk9WFcHus4W4il6D4YAxE.

Please remember that this is a rapidly evolving situation and information may change.
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06/21/2019

Happy 26th birthday, Trofedo!

05/21/2019

Awesome!

01/02/2019

A great pair ... Douceur of Skyline Sporthorses and Alix Szepesi of Litchfield Hills Dressage

Better late than never, right? While wrapping up our 2018 show coverage, we discovered an unpublished folder of photos from the 2018 CDI 5* in Wellington, which Eurodressage attended at the beginning of February.

09/11/2018

Happy Horses at Litchfield Hills Dressage

06/06/2018

❤️ Sir Sebastian and Reine des Reves

05/31/2018

"Dressage is the art of teaching the horse to carry you. Riding is the art of learning to be a good load to carry." ~ Richard Weiss

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05/16/2018

Looking forward to seeing Christophe Theallet again. Love having him visit to give clinics!