Unbridled With Martin Fuchs
Wednesday, February 26 2020
Swiss Olympic rider Martin Fuchs, currently ranked as the world’s No.1 rider on the Longines Jumping list, has returned to Florida to compete at the Palm Beach Masters Series. At the Palm Beach Masters Series in 2019, Martin won the first FEI class of the series, the CP Welcome Stake CSI4*-W. Martin comes from an equestrian family with strong ties to the Olympics: His dad competed in the Olympics in Barcelona in 1992 and his uncle, Markus Fuchs, won a team silver in show jumping at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Carrie Sarabella: Creating a New Life with Dog and Horse Snacks
Wednesday, February 26 2020
By Tafra Donberger. Portraits by Shawna Simmons - Carrie Sarabella’s interest in horses started when her grandfather would tell her — without ever taking her — that he was going to “feed the horses.” Thus the obsession began, and eventually her mother insisted he take Carrie with him. That was when they learned that “feed the horses” was his code for going to bet on racehorses at the track.
- Published in General
Bryn Sadler: Riding for the Love of the Game
Tuesday, February 25 2020
By Britney Grover. Portraits by Kristie Nichols - Bryn Sadler is a talented 25-year-old amateur showjumper from Ocala, Florida, who is about to finish college — but that’s about as far as “typical” goes for Bryn.
- Published in Weekly Feature
Classifieds
Thursday, February 20 2020
MISS THE CURRENT PRINT ISSUE?Would you like to list your Classified Online this Month? PRINTED CLASSIFIEDS (PDF)
|
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Land For Sale Ocala Florida
250 Acres Vacant … [Read more]
- Published in 03-2020
March 2020 – Table of Contents
Sunday, February 16 2020
Ingate (Full Article)
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here!
CONTENTS
28 Mira Korber:
Supporting Equestrian
Education
32 Charity:
Storybrook Farm —
A Fairytale Come True
for Children
42 Grace Debney:
“My Whole Life Revolves
Around … [Read more]
- Published in 03-2020, Front Cover
Ingate
Sunday, February 16 2020
Bruce Springsteen entertaining guests at the USET’s Take Me To Tokyo gala.
The United States Equestrian Team (USET) Foundation publicly launched its $40 million “Raising the Bar” campaign on Friday, January 17, at the organization’s “Take Me To Tokyo” gala … [Read more]
Karl Cook: His Passion and Love for Animals
Wednesday, February 12 2020
By Tafra Donberger. Portraits by Lori Ovanessian - Show jumper Karl Cook isn’t one to expound on his talents as an equestrian. To discover who the introspective and thoughtful horseman is as an equestrian, Instagram would be a good place to start.
- Published in Sidelines Feature
Jaime Krupnick Geffen: Better Rider, Better Mom, Better Businesswoman
Monday, February 10 2020
By Britney Grover, Portraits by Kristin Lee - When Jaime Krupnick Geffen does something, she’s all in — whether it’s riding, raising a family, growing her business or reclaiming her health. Though she grew up showing and competing, she put horses on hold, knowing she couldn’t give them her all while she developed her career and started her family.
- Published in Weekly Feature
Coursewalk with Heather Caristo-Williams
Thursday, February 06 2020
When you’re looking for a horse, how do you know you've found the right one? What are you looking for?
When I’m trying a horse, I think about a lot of different things: What type of rider is this horse for? What are the expectations for the horse? Does the horse have the necessary experience level for the new owner? Is the horse appropriately priced?
- Published in General
Endel Ots: Heart of a Champion
Tuesday, February 04 2020
By Ruby Tevis. Portraits by Melissa Fuller - When dressage rider Endel Ots reflects on his achievements and challenges he’s encountered, there’s one thing he wishes he could tell his younger self. “If I could give younger Endel advice, I would tell him, ‘You’re going to be OK,’” Endel said. “We often label things as bad or good. However, it’s not until later on in your journey when you realize that what you thought was bad at the time was actually the best thing that could have happened to you.”
- Published in Sidelines Feature
- 1
- 2