Introduced as an Olympic Sport in 1912 this is the oldest and most demanding of classical riding methods. Its origins date back to 400 B.C.

Kelli’s goal is to become a member of the U.S. Equestrian Olympic team and she is coached by Olympian Michael Poulin.

Dressage is a growing segment of the equestrian industry. There are over 40,000 dressage horses registered with the United States Dressage Foundation. Since 1995 the equine registration rate has increased 78%. From 1990 to 2000 the Participating Membership grew 104%

• Kelli Ann Kinney teaches Horses and Riders of all levels to enjoy learning, riding and competing at Dressage with confidence. Everyone is welcome.
  
  
• The highest level of competition for Horse and Rider is called "Grand Prix" which is the level shown at the Olympics. Kelli's goal is to become a member of the United States Olympic Dressage Team.
  
  
• Dressage levels of competition range from a basic training level for a novice horse and amateur rider all the way to the "Grand Prix" level. This broad range of competition attracts a huge membership and audience to the equine sport.