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Houston Dressage Society Hosts Another Outstanding USDF Region 9 Championship Show
Houston, Texas – (Oct. 28, 2016) – If regional dressage championships are successful when amateurs, kids and pros shine in their Training Level to Grand Prix rides, then the Region 9 Great American Insurance Group/United States Dressage Federation Dressage Championships and Southwest Dressage Championships and HDS Autumn Classic was a huge success. Hosted by the Houston Dressage Society (HDS), the Great…
Bottle of Red, Bottle of White
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Too Hot to Trot
It’s hot. Really hot. It’s Mississippi in August hot. I lived in Dallas where summer temps easily break the 100 degree mark, but the humidity there doesn’t rival Mississippi’s. Emails, TV and radio remind me to stay indoors, wear light-colored clothing (if I must go outside) and to stay hydrated. But, I just can’t help…

