Help For High Performance Dressage

 

Anne Barlow Ramsay Charitable Remainder Unitrust

 
 Dr. Anne Barlow Ramsay presents The Dressage Foundation plaque to James Koford, on April 17, 2009, during the 2009 Rolex FEI World Cup Finals in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Dressage Foundation is represented in the above photo (left to right) by Michael Matson, Board member; Lendon Gray, President & CEO; Anne Barlow Ramsay, Donor of the Grant Funds; James Koford, honored recipient; Barbara Cadwell, Board member; Clay Teske, Secretary of The Dressage Foundation Board of Directors.

The purpose of this $25,000 Annual Grant is to showcase

American-bred horses ridden by United States citizens, to train and compete in Europe. For full details about this Grant, application information and requirements: click here for the application brochure.


James Koford (NC) and his Dutch Warmblood, Rhett, have garnered this grant, and will be training in 2009 with Conrad Schumacher in

Germany, and competing in shows in Holland, Germany, Belgium, and the Czech Republic. Dr. Ramsay has innovatively established this annual grant so that funding will be available annually for many years into the future.

View the news release by clicking here.












The Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize- $25,000


Established by Carol Lavell, her family and friends, and is administered by The Dressage Foundation. It will provide a $25,000 annual grant for coaching and training to a talented, committed, qualified rider whose plan is to reach and excel at the elite, international standards of high performance Dressage.

 

View the news release by clicking here.

 
From left to right: Carol Lavell, Carol's father Gordon Cadwgan, Major General Jack Burton, Foundation's Board Chairman, Jan Brons, recipient of the first Carol Lavell $25,000 Advanced Dressage Prize -- presented at the Palm Beach Dressage Derby, March 1, 2009.

Photo courtesy of: Susan Stickle

 























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