Recognized Shows

KCDS hosts 2 recognized dressage shows each year that include classes from Introductory through Grand Prix.

Please see the May Show and June Show pages for more information on each show, including prizelists.

Volunteer sign ups and description of common volunteer roles can be found at our Volunteers page.

Both shows are "two for one" shows in that Saturday and Sunday are technically different shows for purposes of earning qualifying scores for a variety of programs. 

Please see our Awards page for information on year end awards for recognized shows.

Don't forget to review this list: 50 Easiest Ways to Get Eliminated from a Dressage Show, to help your weekend go smoothly! 

Check out our example packing list to help you prepare for your trip to Longview Horse Park!

Schooling Shows

Please see our Schooling Shows page for information on schooling shows, including prizelists.

Volunteer sign ups and description of common volunteer roles can be found at our Volunteers page.

Please see our Awards page for information on year end awards for schooling shows.

Please feel free to reach out to our Horse Show Committee with further questions.

Information on the Longview horse park

• Longview Horse Park is the site of each recognized show.

• It is about 20 minutes outside of downtown Kansas City nestled inside a large park at the top of a forested hill overlooking Longview Lake.

• There is one warm up arena and one very large show arena that contains two rings.

• Stabling is permanent stalls that face outward, there are no internal aisles.

• Separate outdoor wash rack area.

• Please remember to bring plenty of water and sunscreen for an outdoor show.

Vaccination and medication rules

Please remember to keep US Equestrian and USDF Medication Rules in mind for show season.

For more information: https://www.usef.org/compete/resources-forms/rules-regulations/drugs-medications

Also, FEI riders, please remember that the FEI has its own rules: http://inside.fei.org/fei/cleansport/ad-h/prohibited-list

All horses on the grounds must have a valid, negative coggins certificate and if coming in from out of state, a health certificate.

Beginning December 1, 2015, all horses entering the grounds of a US Equestrian licensed competition must be accompanied by documentation of Equine Influenza Virus and Equine Herpes Virus (Rhinopneumonitis) vaccinations within six months prior to entering the stables. If you have questions regarding GR845 please contact the USEF Drugs & Medications department at medequestrian@aol.com or 800-633-2472.