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News & Events


Fort Worth Dressage Club News


Lenox and Caroline


The Fort Worth Dressage Club (FWDC) will be hosting the Region 9 Summer Meeting in Au-


gust. Much thanks to members Brett and Karen Shayler for arranging for us to have our meeting in the Cowgirl Museum! USDF Region 9 consists of five states – Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. This meeting will discuss our Region’s activities and a great way to meet members from the other clubs in this region and learn about how they promote dressage in their area. Our club is devoted to providing dressage and dressage activities for its members. We work throughout the year to provide ed- ucational opportunities and fun ac- tivities. We host a pool party, invite speakers to our monthly meetings, schedule an education day, and host a low cost clinic for our members. FWDC‘s monthly meetings


are at Szechuan Chinese Restaurant off Bryant Irving on the 4th Monday of every month at 6:30 PM. Everyone is welcome. Please check out our website at www.fortworthdressageclub.com to see our latest


Junior rider Milli Tanner, Red, and trainer Katelyn Vanhoozer


happenings and activities. Who knows, you may find yourself in some of the pictures. If you don’t have time to go online, stay in touch with FWDC’s monthly newsletters and group e-mails to be informed of club activities and other dressage events in the commu- nity. Let me know if you would like a dressage event added to our calendar. Join FWDC and learn more about the wonderful sport of dressage. We welcome all levels of riders on all breeds of horses! w


August 2018 SouthWest Horse Trader


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