Peters Maintains His Lead in the Intermediaire I National Dressage Championship; Leibler Cruises to National Young Rider Dressage Championship; and…
Sunday, September 11 2011
Gladstone, NJ - The third day of the 2011 Collecting Gaits Farm/USEF Dressage Festival of Champions meant the second day of the USEF Intermediaire I National Dressage Championship. The results remained unchanged as Steffen Peters won his third class in a row taking the top spot in the Intermediaire I test on Weltino’s Magic with a score of 76.421%. He fought back from a couple of mistakes early on and overcame a couple of misunderstandings to duplicate his win in yesterday’s Prix St. Georges. “It wasn’t quite as easy,” said Peters. “There were a couple of misunderstandings. When I asked for the left half-pass he thought extended trot
- Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs
Escape from Florida – Hunter Prix style
Sunday, September 11 2011
Late summer in Florida has been lovely (no, really), but this weekend, On the Line is enjoying an escape north, to a little 75-degree sunshine sans the humidity. Naturally, I’m at a horse show to watch a grand prix. It’s Pfizer Million weekend! The United States’ only $1,000,000 grand prix show jumping class made big waves when it debuted last year.
- Published in On the Line, Z-Blogs
Burghley Comments
Saturday, September 10 2011
What an exciting weekend at Burghley! I must say after watching the course walk preview with Alice Fox-Pitt and Mark Phillips a few weeks ago I was slightly concerned about some of the horse and rider combinations attempting to tackle the course.
- Published in Onward, Upward, Z-Blogs
Training Races: Part 2
Friday, September 09 2011
Not long after arriving in Louisiana, it became clear that Bobby was the only one who could get along with our best mare, who had been a stakes winner. Perhaps it was because he was too polluted for fear, but Bobby was the only one who could get in the stall with her. So naturally, he was put in charge of her. It wasn’t long before he started calling her Alice, after his ex-wife. She would pin her ears and swing her butt to the door as he tried to duck under the webbing
- Published in Injecting Perspective, Z-Blogs
Five Questions for Maxance McManamy
Friday, September 09 2011
By Lauren R. Giannini
Max McManamy, 19, is a rising star in three-day eventing. At the 2008 North American Junior & Young Rider Championships, Beacon Hill and Max finished fourth individually and earned team gold in the CCI** with Jennifer … [Read more]
- Published in Sidelines Feature
Andrea Kent Paints in the Style of … (Fill in the Blank)
Friday, September 09 2011
By Lauren R. Giannini
“My father put a paintbrush in my hand when I was two,” recalls Andrea Kent. “He was a landscape and wildlife painter, a classically trained European artist. He nurtured me the way that European apprentices were … [Read more]
- Published in Weekly Feature
Off Centerline
Friday, September 09 2011
Catching up: Congratulations to Carl Hester’s KWPN-registered stallion Uthopia, recently approved by the Stallion Selection Committee for KWPN breeding. The sensation of the FEI European Championships in Rotterdam, Uthopia won the team gold and two individual silver medals for the … [Read more]
- Published in 10-2011, Off Centerline
Ingate
Friday, September 09 2011
Catching up: It was nice to see Joe Quattrocchi back at ringside after a long absence. Joe is in the insurance business and has two sons and in living in the Carolinas. Hopefully we will see Joe back in the … [Read more]
October 2011 Table of Contents
Friday, September 09 2011
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- Published in 10-2011, Front Cover
Asides
Friday, September 09 2011
Catching up: Former Texas A&M polo players Frances Hinkle and Elise Jemmont have completed orientation and are now officially in their first year pursuing a Veterinary Medicine degree, also at A&M.
Former Palm Beach Equine vet to polo players inFloridaand … [Read more]