| GMO Photography Awards: |
| Best Amateur Photograph: |
| GMOs with less than 75 members: | First Place: Columbia Dressage & Combined Training Association, Direct Rein, August 2021, Photographer: Leah Strid |
| GMOs with 75 to 174 members: | First Place: St. Louis Area Dressage Society, Hoofprints, February 2021, Photographer: Brianna Zwilling |
| GMOs with 175 to 499 members: | No nominations |
| GMOs with 500 or more members: | First Place: Georgia Dressage & Combined Training Association, Collected Remarks, July/August 2021, Photographer: Laura King |
| GMO Newsletter Awards: |
| First Person Experience Article: |
| GMOs with less than 75 members: | First Place: Columbia Dressage & Combined Training Association, Direct Rein, October 2020: The first step in solving the problem is recognizing the problem… by Beth Hussey |
| GMOs with 75 to 174 members: | First Place: North Woods Dressage Association, NWDA Accent, June 2021: Lessons from Lead Mares by Brigid Pajunen
Honorable Mention: Nebraska Dressage Association, The Contact, Spring 2021: Body Awareness with Jennifer Kotylo by Mel Policicchio |
| GMOs with 175 to 499 members: | First Place: Illinois Dressage & Combined Training Association, IDCTA Scribe, June 2021: Why We Hunt Part 2: Speaking Horse (or Pony!) by Keith Gray |
| GMOs with 500 or more members: | First Place: Georgia Dressage & Combined Training Association, Collected Remarks, March 2021: Fall Down, Find Your Superpowers by Beth Lauren Parrish
Honorable Mention: New England Dressage Association, A Tip of the Hat, May 2021: From Carriage Driving to Ridden Dressage by Kelly Casella |
| General Interest/Informational Article: |
| GMOs with less than 75 members: | First Place: NEW Dressage Association, Forward, Spring 2021: Jumping Into the Ring by Cecelia Conway |
| GMOs with 75 to 174 members: | First Place: St. Louis Area Dressage Society, Hoofprints, April 2021: Keeping Horses at Home by Taffy Ross
Honorable Mention: Commonwealth Dressage & Combined Training Association, After the Ride, Summer 2021: From The Vet Box: EOTRH: Why You Should Look Your Older Horse In The Mouth! by Paula Horne, DVM |
| GMOs with 175 to 499 members: | First Place: Illinois Dressage & Combined Training Association, Scribe, May 2021: Eric's Training Corner by Eric G Dierks
Honorable Mention: Eastern States Dressage & Combined Training Association, Collective Remarks, March 2021: The Dressage Foundation – TDF – What's It All About? by Dr. Lisa Toaldo |
| GMOs with 500 or more members: | First Place: New England Dressage Association, A Tip of the Hat, July 2021: Jenny Susser on Prepare to Perform by Suzy Fraser
Honorable Mention: Georgia Dressage & Combined Training Association, Collected Remarks, May 2021: When Equestrians Pull Together, Magic by Joy Buchanan |
| GMO Website Awards: |
| Best User Experience: |
| GMOs with less than 75 members: | First Place: NEW Dressage Association (http://www.newdressage.org)
Honorable Mention: Heritage Dressage Association (http://www.heritage-dressage.org) |
| GMOs with 75 to 174 members: | First Place: Southern Eventing & Dressage Association (http://www.sedariders.org/)
Honorable Mention: Eastern New York Dressage & Combined Training Association (http://www.enydcta.com/) |
| GMOs with 175 to 499 members: | First Place: Northern Ohio Dressage Association (http://www.noda.wildapricot.org/)
Honorable Mention: Central States Dressage & Eventing Association (http://www.csdea.org/) |
| GMOs with 500 or more members: | First Place: Georgia Dressage & Combined Training Association (www.gdcta.org)
Honorable Mention: California Dressage Society (http://www.california-dressage.org) |
