A Life With Horses, From Ireland to America: Eric Glynn, Assistant Trainer — Wellington, Florida
Friday, March 27 2020
Where are you from?
I’m originally from Ireland, but I moved to America in 2018 with my wife to pursue my career with horses.
How long have you been part of the horse world?
My entire life. My grandad has … [Read more]
- Published in General
Kayla Kadlubek: The Pipeline to Success
Wednesday, March 25 2020
By Ruby Tevis. Portraits by Melissa Fuller - When Kayla Kadlubek turned 16, her parents gave her a choice — she could get a car or she could get a new horse. In true equestrian fashion, Kayla chose the horse. That was four years ago, and now that Kayla’s 20, she’s reflecting on her success through the dressage Young Rider pipeline, participating in Lendon Gray’s Dressage4Kids program, medaling at North American Youth Championships and representing the United States with the USEF Young Rider European Tour.
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Unbridled With Nona Garson
Monday, March 23 2020
By Jan Westmark. Olympic show jumper Nona Garson has competed all over the world, but her career with horses began on the farm she still calls home. Nona owns and operates The Ridge in Florida and New Jersey, and moved to The Ridge Farm in New Jersey when she was 5. On her 6th birthday, Nona got a Shetland Pony named Maple Sugar.
- Published in Weekly Feature
April 2020 – Table of Contents
Monday, March 16 2020
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CONTENTS
22 Eric Glynn:
A Life With Horses,
From Ireland to America
28 Allyson Hall:
Life, Horses and
Huntley Equestrian
32 Eventing With Boyd Martin
38 Shannagh-Leigh Hartshorn:
Creating … [Read more]
- Published in 04-2020, Front Cover
Ingate
Monday, March 16 2020
Emerson Sego with Frosty
Photo by Jill Sego
The amazing power of horses (and in this case a pony) is evident in the life of Emerson Sego, who was born with a very rare genetic disorder in which he is … [Read more]
Storybook Farm: A Fairytale Come True for Children
Tuesday, March 03 2020
By Britney Grover
Storybook Farm is well-named: Visiting is like walking into a fairytale. But the farm is much more than just a feel-good story. Thousands of children have had their lives enriched and their futures brightened by taking the … [Read more]
- Published in Weekly Feature
Boyd Martin
Tuesday, March 03 2020
In January, you were awarded the Whitney Stone Cup by the USET Foundation. This award is given to “an active competitor who displays consistent excellence in international competition, as well as exemplifying high standards of sportsmanlike conduct, while serving as an ambassador for the United States and equestrian sport.” Can you discuss what it was like to receive this award?
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Brian Moggre: Living the Show Jumping Dream at 18
Monday, March 02 2020
By Britney Grover. Portraits by Kristie Nichols - Brian Moggre exploded onto the show jumping leaderboards in 2019 like he and MTM Vivre Le Reve explode around a course of jumps. At just 18 years old, Brian finished his final junior year outranking Olympic gold medalists and international champions. His name joined those at the top of the sport that have long been household names in the equestrian world.
- Published in Sidelines Feature
Ava Stearns: Academics and Auburn Equestrian
Monday, March 02 2020
By Carter Anderson - Ava Stearns is a name many in the horse industry know and admire. She credits her success as a junior to trainer Missy Clark and North Run Farm. During her time with North Run, she discovered college riding through Maggie Gampfer, an assistant trainer who was on the equestrian team at Oklahoma State. This opened Ava’s eyes to college riding as a possibility in her life. Fast forward, Ava is now in her second semester of freshman year at Auburn University and is truly enjoying not only the team but also her academic course load. Currently, Ava is an undeclared math and science major and her passion for learning will hopefully lead her to graduate school.
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Repairing an Equine Partnership
Monday, March 02 2020
"I recently returned from a college semester abroad and my horse and I aren’t clicking the way we used to. I think he’s trying to tell me that he’s mad at me for being gone for such a long time. During a pleasure ride, he even tried to throw me, which is something he’s never done in the eight years I’ve had him. When he’s in his stall, he holds his head low with flaccid ears. He also stands in the corner with his back to the door. How can I mend our broken relationship, along with his feelings of hurt and abandonment?"
- Published in General
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