Sharon Jerdeman Dressage

NEW! 2013 imported German Sport Horse mare 16+H, narrow build. Formerly an event horse, Infinity is schooling 2nd/3rd Level, and capable of a clean change both directions.
This elegant mare would be a great candidate for FEI Childrens/Juniors or for an amateur to work through the lower levels with, her simple changes are very well established and easy to ride with almost no set up, and she knows her lateral work. Infinity has tons of eventing show experience with her current owner, a young rider, who is sadly parting with her due to college graduation.
Infinity has no known soundness or health issues, and no stable vices. She is fine in a stall or turned out alone or with others. She is alert but not a spooky type while working, and is straightforward enough for a rider to keep at home. Currently has 4 normal shoes and great feet. [email protected] 352-427-3812 **Please email, text, or call, I may not see comments or FB messages.
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Congratulations to Brenda Hutton for her recent successes at WEC! She's been working hard for the past year, hauling in for lessons, hoping to transform her TB gelding True Taste aka "Dobby" from a jumper/eventer into a proper dressage horse. Most importantly she's improved his rideability, but in addition, she's had some very nice mid 60's scores and top placings at Training 3, and an impressive 69% this weekend at First 1!

Congratulations to our newest USDF Bronze Medalist, Kate Williams! Kate is an experienced horsewoman who had a background in eventing and jumpers, but had never done straight dressage. For the last couple of years she has been hauling in for lessons, and has worked through the levels with her horses Quintessence and Monica (pictured) to earn her final score today at 3rd level aboard Monica. Monica has made an amazing transformation from being a successful jumper, to now being a successful dressage horse! 👏😀

Brenda Hutton and Bridget looking great at Southeast Horse Shows Summer Sizzler! This pair has qualified for regionals at 2nd level, joining Kate Williams with Quinn at 2nd Level, and Kris Kuchinski Broome with Delilah at 3rd Level! 👏 😀

SOLD! Congratulations to Leilani's new owners!
5 year old 14.3h premium Westfalen pony mare by Deja D'Or x FS Don't Worry.

I had a successful show with all Blue ribbons and 70's this weekend at Grand Oaks with Apollo and Elna! Amanda Connerton gave me the ride on her stunning Friesian mare Elna Rae FF, for a 71 and 72% at 2nd-1 & 1st-2, her first outing at these levels, while Apollo (who is for sale) impressed me with a 71% at 1st-1 and a whopping 74.7% in 1st-3 which included a "9" on his stretch circle! This was Apollo's first USDF show. Both horses were so well behaved and relaxed, a joy to ride and show! For more information about Apollo, an 8 yo, 16.2H Irish Sporthorse gelding, see: https://www.sjerdemandressage.com/apollo
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Unfortunately we're not in Kentucky this year, but I'm so proud of Megan Richards and Kate Williams, who both qualified to go! Maybe next year.....😀

We are lucky to be able to get cleaned up within a few days and have power back on. Feeling terrible for those who are struggling right now, from SW Florida all the way through NC. Some of our favorite people and places have been affected greatly. ♥

Wow! Congrats to Kate Williams with Quintessence Cav-i and Megan Richards with Dulcinea VT for earning 4th and 7th place respectively in the First Level AA Championships--out of 50 riders!!
Their hard work and dedication paid off with fluid, harmonious, accurate rides. 😀👏
Fun fact: Quintessence (Quintador x Santana) was bred right here in Ocala by the late Candi Rich, and has competed with Kate in both eventing and jumpers before switching to dressage.

Congratulations to Megan Richards for her 7th place finish last night in AA 1st Level Freestyle at the Region 3 Championships with her mare Dulcinea (Dolly)! She concluded her performance with an impromptu bridleless demo, when Dolly shook her head and flung off the ear bonnet along with the whole bridle! Luckily she just stood there while Megan put everything back together... 😂🦄