With more than 200 members, SEDRA offers many sponsorship opportunities for supporting businesses to receive exposure to avid competitors and horse owners. We hope you participate!Read More
Happy Fall Ya'll! I know it’s a saying that has been used all too frequently but, I for one cannot wait for the cooler weather to stick around. I know...Read More
**If you are participating in our Introductory Distance Ride Program or Volunteer Program and you do not see your name listed, please contact the Ride Manager, their information is provided...Read More
It all began with mile 1. I became a distance rider nearly 20 years ago. I had a quarter horse and a love for the outdoors. We both enjoyed going...Read More
The 2023-2024 ride season begins June 1, 2023. Please remember that you must be a current member to vote for the slate of officers, special awards, and proposed rule changes....Read More
I love March! It’s when the signs of spring are upon us. Shedding hair from my horses can be found throughout the pasture fences, trees, and a few bird nests....Read More
**If you are participating in our Introductory Distance Ride Program or Volunteer Program and you do not see your name listed, please contact the Ride Manager, their information is provided...Read More
Active stretching that activates your muscles and increases blood flow is the most productive type of warmup. Both your body and your horse will appreciate the benefits.Read More
Every New Year offers us a moment where we wonder on what the upcoming year will hold for us. We make resolutions on how we can improve ourselves through healthier...Read More
Most distance riders spend a significant chunk of time and energy thinking about our conditioning schedule. In fact, some of us chart it, map it, and scrutinize it. Speed, distance,...Read More
We closed our previous season with the membership meeting and awards banquet on June 26th at McCulley Farms. This year we offered a clinic on “Properly presenting your horse to...Read More
March 2021 Spring is just around the corner. For many of us, it cannot get here soon enough. MONTHS of rain have left my property a massive mud pit. On...Read More
Great article for all trail enthusiasts, know the trail and prepare your horse! In urban equestrian areas, off-leash dogs and baby buggies are often as common as horses. These unfamiliar,...Read More
**If you are participating in our Introductory Distance Ride Program or Volunteer Program and you do not see your name listed, please contact the Ride Manager, their information is provided...Read More
From the beginning of my Presidency I have enjoyed penning the monthly newsletter. There was always something to share whether it was ride recaps, educational updates or general information. This...Read More
It is starting to feel a lot like ride season! Our calendar runs June-May but it is too hot for me until late September/October before I get in the spirit...Read More
In a perfect world, our horses would always be well hydrated. Keeping your horse hydrated is an important part of keeping your horse healthy at home and on the trail....Read More
Thank you to everyone who took the time to cast their vote on the proposed rule changes, Special Award nominees and your incoming Board of Directors. All were approved.Read More
With a national spirit of courage, integrity, sacrifice and liberty, we celebrate the power of pride, courage and faith that we all share as we continue to move...Read More
With all our bright pink adornments, flamingo pens, flamingo drink holder floats, raffles, Bigfoot poster and a giant TV screen with a photo slide show of our riders, there was...Read More
Most riders would not start a ride with a lame horse. Even if they wanted to try, the vets would not allow the horse to start. On the other hand,...Read More
