Resources and Links

Resources and Links

JKL Farm Sport Horses

Dressage Clinics - Marketing

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updated 1-30-12

"Here is the best barometer for selecting a trainer. Look at their show record of horses and riders they have trained and competed with. If they have repeatedly come out with beautiful and world-class results, they are good enough. One top horse may just be a fluke as may one top rider. Longevity of the kind that Jessica Ransehousen, Guenter Seidel, Steffen Peters, Ashley Holzer, and Debbie McDonald have is proof of their ability at the highest level. At lower levels, great instructors are the ones whose students keep being funneled upward into the higher levels and exemplify beautiful seats and extremely correct horses which are both complimented when seen by those top trainers I mentioned before." - Robert Dover

This is so true! When you live in an area where anyone and everyone can call themselves a dressage trainer even through they have no verifiable credentials this advice is important. It is worth the extra time and effort to find an ethical, proven person to help you meet your goals!

Horse Health

Gary Mitchell Horseshoeing- Springfield, MO 417-869-2046 web site

Dr. Sarah Phillips, DVM- Fair Grove MO 417-759-1785

Instruction/Training

Equus Manor Riding School: Stacey Morrison, CHA Certified Instructor; dressage instructor in Centerton AR equusmanor@yahoo.com Equus Manor Website

Barbara Joyce: Dressage and Hunt Seat, Fair Grove, MO 417-833-6166 web site

Education/Clinicians

GiGi Nutter dressage website

Scott Hassler Dressage site

Robert Dover http://doversworld.com/

Other Equestrian Links

Area 35 Calendar of Events- MO,OK, KS

Northwest Arkansas Dressage Club

Kansas City Dressage Society

Oklahoma Dressage Society

The Dressage Foundation

The United States Dressage Federation