GreyHall Dressage

04/02/2025

Great reminder! 🦄

03/27/2025

Was really cool getting to try a new innovative design! I was pleasantly surprised in how comfortable the saddle was for both horse and rider. Great option out there for not just dressage riders, but my jumper and eventer friends as well!

10/13/2024

Why Excel’s oil is a staple in our feed room ⭐️

Discover the benefits of ExcelEQ ProElite, the strongest omega oil supplement for horses. Combining camelina polyphenols and olive triterpenes, it enhances muscle development, reduces inflammation, and supports overall equine health.

07/09/2024

🚨Volunteers desperately needed for CDCTA THURSDAY SUMMER DRESSAGE SCHOOLING SHOWS AT GREAT MEADOW at Great Meadow Foundation!!


❗️We still need the following volunteers to run Thursday's afternoon/evening schooling show that runs from 12-7pm:-
1 Scribe 11.45-7pm
2 Ring Stewards 11.30-7pm - can be split 11.30-3.30 or 3.30-7pm
1 Runner 12-7pm - can be split 12-3.30 or 3.30-7pm

Show office help for set up, scoring, posting and take down/clean up - we will take any help even if you can only do a few hours.

😃 To volunteer please contact our wonderful Volunteer Coordinator
Jessica Whitmoyer: Email - [email protected] Cell - 703-472-5378

🤩THANK YOU AND PLEASE HELP US TO KEEP RUNNING THESE POPULAR SHOWS!

04/15/2024

An important concept to understand in saddle fit! And great pictures.

01/24/2024

Illustrations of the correct progression and change in the horses topline. And keep in mind these steps happen over years of training.

01/07/2024

11/14/2023

Be open to change. Commit. Be consistent.

Often new students come for a lesson because there is a specific problem or they haven’t been able to progress for one reason or another. Training holes, positional corrections, etc. take an open learning mind to fix. As a trainer it is my job to guide you in the changes that need to be made. For me, lesson one is mostly diagnostic. It takes multiple lessons, correct repetitions, and a commitment to really start to make lasting changes.

Students also need to trust and commit to making the changes. Sometime it will take you outside your comfort zone because your body is comfortable doing things a certain way. It’s much easier to stay focused when in a regular training/lesson schedule. Educated eyes on the ground are the best way to stay on track and make consistent progress.

Getting video of rides between lessons is a great tool. I get video as often as possible, it’s not about being perfect, it is about seeing what is working, what needs more work, and a great way to track progress.

10/25/2023

Lovely Virginia fall evening 🍁🍂🐴🦌