PVDA is the second oldest dressage club in the United States. Founded in 1964 PVDA is a Group Member Organization (GMO) of the United States Dressage Federation (USDF). With educational events and shows available throughout the year PVDA has something for everyone.

PVDA Spring Show Loch Moy Farm 1235 Park Mills Rd Adamstown, MD 21710 : 4/6 - 5/2: Carolyn Del Grosso 301.509.9566 [email protected]: 2250: Prizelist Fox Village Entry: June 21-22, 2025: PVDA Summer Show Prince George's Equestrian Center 14900 Pennsylvania Ave Upper Marlboro, MD 20772: 5/18 - 6/13: Julie Gross 301.503.7709

Entering a PVDA Show; Scores and Volunteers Hours; Print Card; Dressage Tests; Schooling Show Rules

To enter a PVDA schooling show, go to striderpro.com on your computer or phone. Click Calendar at top of the page then in the search bar type “PVDA” to view all our schooling shows. If using your phone, scroll down until you find show you want enter.

Friendship PVDA Chapter is hosting a Grid Work for the Dressage Horse, a cavaletti clinic with Nuño Santos, Santos Sport Horses. Nuño teaches beginner thru FEI dressage lessons. He trains regularly with Lars Peterson and Marcus Orlob.

The Potomac Valley Dressage Association (PVDA) is the second oldest dressage club in the United States. Founded in 1964 in Gaithersburg, MD, PVDA promotes the art and sport of dressage by providing leadership, education, scholarships, and competitions.

The Potomac Valley Dressage Association (PVDA) is the second oldest dressage club in the United States. Founded in 1964 in Gaithersburg, MD, PVDA promotes the art and sport of dressage by providing leadership, education, scholarships, and competitions.

Dressage Tests are controlled by several governing bodies including the USDF, USEF, USEA and the FEI. Each organization may change their tests at any time. So, rather than try to keep current versions of the tests on the PVDA website, we have provided links to help you find the most up to date tests directly from each organization.

The PVDA Lesson Lottery program was piloted in 2015 by beloved Board member, Betty Thorpe, and was fashioned after the popular New England Dressage Association Flextime Program. It gives PVDA members who are Adult Amateurs and Jr/YRs a chance to lesson with one of ten elite instructors in our area.

What is a PVDA Chapter? A chapter is defined as a group of current PVDA members in good standing who wish to meet on a regular basis to further their interest in dressage. Each chapter may set its own membership guideline beyond that, …