November 22, 2020 - The RDDA is proud to present a FREE educational seminar on Lameness/Pain Recognition in Equine Athletes presented by Dr. Angela Reynolds from WCVM. 

This seminar will be held online - a link will be provided to anyone who would like to participate virtually. RSVP Required to get the seminar link.

Dr. Angela Reynolds Biography:
Dr. Angela Reynolds obtained her DVM from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) in 2014, and then went on to a one-year surgical internship at Oakridge Equine Hospital in Edmond, Oklahoma.  Following the internship, Dr. Reynolds returned to WCVM for a Master of Science and Clinical Residency in Equine Field Service under the auspices of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners. She successfully completed her residency in July 2018 and passed the ABVP board exam in October 2018, making her a specialist in equine practice.

Dr. Reynolds is currently a clinical associate in the WCVM Equine Field Service department, and also manages the equine standing MRI and nuclear scintigraphy unit, and a blossoming equine rehabilitation service. Her interests include lameness diagnosis, sports medicine, and rehabilitation. Dr. Reynolds is passionate about reducing pain in equine athletes through an integrative and comprehensive approach so that they can happily perform to their full capabilities. 

Please RSVP to the RDDA at reginadistrictdressage@gmail.com to get your link to the session! Open to everyone!

Further to direction given from Equestrian Canada today suspending sanctioned events until June 1, 2020, the R.D.D.A. will be cancelling the Freeze or Fry show which was scheduled for May 23-24. As disappointing as this is, we are supportive of measures being taken towards minimizing the spread of COVID-19.

We hope you all can continue to enjoy your horses, perhaps in a different way and without the agendas that shows can influence. There is a lot of uncertainty moving forward, but once things go back to normal the RDDA will look at organizing schooling shows or test days that can allow us to reconnect and reignite the excitement for showing.

​Until then, take care and be safe! ❤️

RDDA in partnership with Equi-Health Canada Safety Training is pleased to offer a Safe Trailering Clinic on May 3, 2020 at Bridlewood Farms in White City, SK.

Hauling season is upon us and there are a lot of technical aspects to loading and hauling horses safely and comfortably. Whether you are hauling nationally or looking into buying your first trailer you will benefit from this full day clinic.

Equi-Health Canada has developed an accredited hands on course developed with industry experts and first responders to prepare horse owners for emergencies during transport.

We cover:
-equipment safety
-trailer construction and layout
-ensuring appropriate truck/trailer/load weights
-licensing and insurance requirements
-legal aspects of hauling livestock
-ensuring health and wellness of horses during transport
-accident protocols and procedures

Clinic fee is $159 + GST/person. This includes all materials for the day, lunch, Safe Trailering manual and certificate of completion.

*trailers available on site but you can bring your truck/trailer to use during demos

Email: reginadistrictdressage@gmail.com to register

The 2020 season is shaping up! Please see our Clinics, Events & Shows page or the Calendar of Events for more information!!

Big THANK-YOU to all who attended our AGM on November 24, 2019, Following a fabulous brunch at the Royal Hotel in Regina, Dr. Chris Clarke, VETMD, PhD, DACVIM Associate Professor from the WCVM Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences gave a fascinating and informative talk on Colic: How to Treat It and How to Prevent It.

The AGM had excellent discussion on 2020 events and activities which will be finalized and posted to our website and Facebook page soon.

Also we had our 2020 Board of Directors Elections. Looking forward to another exciting year in Dressage!!