Who We Are & What We Do
The Columbia Dressage and Combined Training Association was chartered as an official Group Member Organization of the United States Dressage Federation in 1988. Our mission, then as now, was to provide educational and competition opportunities for the small but growing group of mid-Missouri equestrians interested in dressage and eventing (formerly known as combined training). In the last 30 years our membership has grown into a vibrant organization of around 70 people, and our club has sponsored many clinics with Olympic veterans. We are proud to announce that we are an official 501-C(3) organization.
What's HappeningCDCTA Awards Banquet
January 12, 2020 from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM Join us for fun, food and celebration. Located at D. Rowe’s Restaurant 1005 Club Village Drive, Columbia, 65203 Members, friends and significant others are welcome. We will have appetizers and off the menu ordering, 2019 highlights, 2020 club officers election, discussions, goals, and of course... 2019 Year End Awards! To reserve your spot, please fill out this form and send it along with $25 per person attending to Ali Aitken - DUE BY SATURDAY, JANUARY 5th Remember, you won't get a newsletter if you're not a current member. Click here for a membership form. The CDCTA dressage arena is now available for rental to approved groups for a cost of $65 per event. Renting party is responsible for pickup and delivery back to wherever the arena is currently stored, and any damage or needed repairs are the responsibility of the renter. If renter is a current member in good standing of CDCTA, rental fee is $50. Same pickup/delivery and damage clause applies. Photos from past Haunted Hunter Paces, submitted by Karin Loftin.
Recent Results
CDCTA 2018 Year-End Award Winners
Starter CT Champion: Kelsey Fisher & Minesweeper Beginner Novice CT Champion: Kelsey Fisher & Minesweeper Training Level Champion: Candace Kassel & Quartermain Congratulations to CDCTA's Century Club Members The Century Club recognizes Dressage riders and horses whose combined age totals 100 years or more. Horse and rider perform a Dressage test of any level, at a Dressage show or event, and are scored by a Dressage judge or professional. Liz Hotchkiss rode Danish Warmblood Oliver. Read more at http://www.dressagefoundation.org/Liz_Hotchkiss_Century_Club.htm Bill Wise rode Jake for his century ride. You can read more at http://www.dressagefoundation.org/William_Wise_Century_Club.htm |
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