MODA clinics
We use money raised through membership fees and shows and sponsors to bring in clinicians. Through our annual Clinic and Community Surveys we learned what our members, and the central Ohio dressage community at large, want to learn and who from.
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Join MODA to receive early notices and discounted clinic rates.
Check back often as we details are added!
Beyond Black and White
Monday June 6th, 7:00pm EST, Via Zoom
FREE!!!
FREE!!!
Register by clicking HERE!!
The show season has started and as of November last year, there are new attire and equipment rules that have some of us excited, and some of us a little scared.
While many are looking forward to wearing burgundy breeches, there’s also a large group that are just happy to see that they can now wear a different color coat, or they can add a little sparkle where before there was none. Still others will be happy to stick with the traditional “black-and-white,“ and are a little nervous about what they might see going down centerline.
Regardless of where you stand (ride? sit?) it’s always good to review the rules and see if any changes apply to what you are thinking of wearing, or even some equipment you might plan to use.
While it is always best to know the formal rules yourself, and if in doubt ask TD or send questions to our governing bodies, a little refresher with L Grad Helen Pianca is just the thing to help us sort it out.
About the clinician: Helen Pianca is an L graduate and earned her Bronze and Silver medals riding side saddle. She and her husband live in Granville with their 2 young boys, dog, and ducks. She enjoys working with all breeds, but has a soft spot for OTTBs.
PLEASE submit photos and questions (photos are extremely helpful if you’re asking a question!) that we can use during the presentation.
Email photos and questions to midohiodressage@gmail.com
The show season has started and as of November last year, there are new attire and equipment rules that have some of us excited, and some of us a little scared.
While many are looking forward to wearing burgundy breeches, there’s also a large group that are just happy to see that they can now wear a different color coat, or they can add a little sparkle where before there was none. Still others will be happy to stick with the traditional “black-and-white,“ and are a little nervous about what they might see going down centerline.
Regardless of where you stand (ride? sit?) it’s always good to review the rules and see if any changes apply to what you are thinking of wearing, or even some equipment you might plan to use.
While it is always best to know the formal rules yourself, and if in doubt ask TD or send questions to our governing bodies, a little refresher with L Grad Helen Pianca is just the thing to help us sort it out.
About the clinician: Helen Pianca is an L graduate and earned her Bronze and Silver medals riding side saddle. She and her husband live in Granville with their 2 young boys, dog, and ducks. She enjoys working with all breeds, but has a soft spot for OTTBs.
PLEASE submit photos and questions (photos are extremely helpful if you’re asking a question!) that we can use during the presentation.
Email photos and questions to midohiodressage@gmail.com
Spring Ride-A-Test with Danielle Menteer
Saturday, April 30th, 2022 at Masterfare Equestrian Center
PC Phyllis Stevens
Three juniors and five adults participated in the Ride-A-Test clinic. The juniors earned schooling show scores that helped them for the Ohio State Fair. Drizzly rain in the morning did not hamper Danielle’s pace in judging/coaching the participants. The afternoon cleared and a scratch allowed for a more relaxed pace in the afternoon.
Taste of the L Program Webinar
with Marilyn Heath
February 21st, 28th, and March 7th, 2022 via Zoom
This clinic was a HUGE success, and we are very grateful to the USDF Region 2 Educational Fund by the Catherine B Jacob Schooling Show Awards Program for their support.
Some numbers:
We had 48 registered and paid for the webinar, or were MODA members.
25 were MODA Members and attended for free
23 were NOT members and paid to attend and of those, 16 were Region 2 from either another GMO or PM types.
7 were from outside the Region completely
with Marilyn Heath
February 21st, 28th, and March 7th, 2022 via Zoom
This clinic was a HUGE success, and we are very grateful to the USDF Region 2 Educational Fund by the Catherine B Jacob Schooling Show Awards Program for their support.
Some numbers:
We had 48 registered and paid for the webinar, or were MODA members.
25 were MODA Members and attended for free
23 were NOT members and paid to attend and of those, 16 were Region 2 from either another GMO or PM types.
7 were from outside the Region completely
Mid-Ohio Dressage Western Dressage Workshop Co-sponsored by the Lynn Palm Western Dressage Group Fund
Introducing the New 2022 Tests with Ida Norris & Stacy Westfall
Sunday March 20th, 2022 at Four Star Quarter Horses
This fun and full clinic had attendees from as far away as Michigan!
Some numbers:
We had nearly 50 attendees, including volunteers.
37 were paid auditors, and 11 were MODA members.
We are grateful to the Lynn Palm Western Dressage Fund from The Dressage Foundation for supporting this clinic.
Introducing the New 2022 Tests with Ida Norris & Stacy Westfall
Sunday March 20th, 2022 at Four Star Quarter Horses
This fun and full clinic had attendees from as far away as Michigan!
Some numbers:
We had nearly 50 attendees, including volunteers.
37 were paid auditors, and 11 were MODA members.
We are grateful to the Lynn Palm Western Dressage Fund from The Dressage Foundation for supporting this clinic.