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A Western Dressage Association of America has been formed to promote the discipline and to educate the public about it. You can find more information about this organization at their state of the art website at: www.WesternDressageAssociation.org or by contacting Ellen DiBella at 303-841-5210 or EDiBella@aol.com .

Western Dressage and Cowboy Dressage are similar in that they have the same foundation and goals. Eitan's love of all things western has led him to develop and trademark his own form of Western Dressage called Cowboy Dressage. Eitan and his wife Debbie have volunteered their services to assist the WDAA in its educational mission. Western Dressage’s concept and formation was inspired by the work, accomplishments and teachings of Eitan. We at Wolf Creek Ranch congratulate this new association and the discipline of Western Dressage and are confident that it will succeed. There are so many western riders and western horses that will both enjoy and benefit from this discipline.

While it is approved by USEF in the Morgan Division it is appropriate and rewarding for any breed or open show. For information on shows, clinics, how to host a clinic, rules and tests please visit the association mentioned above.

 

If you are interested in schooling your horse and learning from the man who started it all you may wish to study with the "master" himself. Find out what all the excitement is about....you will love every moment.

Eitan offers his
COWBOY DRESSAGE SCHOOL OF HORSEMANSHIP  Jan - May each year. These are 5 day courses that allow up to 4 riders per school session. There will be a lot of COWBOY/WESTERN DRESSAGE each day. From refinement to better test skills Eitan will share all with you and your horse.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EITAN'S SCHOOL OF HORSEMANSHIP

Find out more about the Western Dressage Association of America

Debbie Beth-Halachmy riding Indigo Go Gold

Dear Friends,

The first Western Dressage classes were held at USEF approved horse shows in 2009.  The Morgan breed adopted rules for this discipline and introduced these classes at Morgan horse shows; they created a great deal of interest and enthusiasm.  Rules and guidelines for judging can be found at the USEF.org website or by clicking here.

A Western Dressage Association of American has been formed to promote the discipline and to educate the public about it.  You can find more information about this organization at www.WesternDressageAssociation.com  or by contacting Bonnie Glasgow at 214-707-1873 cell.


Demonstrated  by Chris Newbert and his Quarter Horse “Chico”

Find out more about the Western Dressage Association of America

There are so many Western Dressage Shows being offered now across the country that it is hard to keep up with them. Many of the Morgan Shows are adding them as "open  classes" for all breeds. The new Western Dressage site will have a more complete listing of known shows.

Visit www.westerndressageassociation.com for find or list upcoming Western Dressage Shows.

Please click on these links for information for the new Western Dressage Division.
Any breed or show is welcome to use these guidelines.
This is the link for the Judges Guidelines and the tests.
http://usef.org/_IFrames/breedsdisciplines/breeds/forms.aspx?breed=morgan
This is the link for the Morgan Rules; Western Dressage is on MO35.
http://usef.org/documents/ruleBook/2010/18-MO.pdf 
For more information contact Ellen DiBella at EDiBella@aol.com , Debbie Beth-Halachmy at eitan@foothill.net , or Bonnie Glasgow at: 214-707-1873 or email her at bonniepnh@mac.com

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