Dressage Life, Writing, Winning Awards and Adopting a Horse

Ruby Tevis

Lexington, KY

College student, journalist and dressage rider 

How long have you been part of the horse world?

I totally caught the horse bug as a freshman in high school, when I started leasing a sweet Arabian dressage … [Read more]

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Horse Trailer Ride-Sharing: Is it Worth It? 

by Armand Leone

Ride-sharing is a common scenario at many boarding barns. You and a friend are planning to attend the same horse show, but unfortunately her trailer is in the shop. She asks if you would consider letting her … [Read more]

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Confidence for All With Standing Tall Life Skills Program

By Britney Grover

Shortly after retiring, Michelle Cannon and her husband, John, moved to Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, looking forward to a quiet life. Then, Michelle saw a classified ad in the local paper for a stable lease. Little did they … [Read more]

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Finding Life Balance With Her New Training Business

Molly Sewell

Wellington, Florida

Professional rider and trainer

How long have you been part of the horse world?

I’ve been a professional for almost 19 years, but started riding when I was 6 years old. I was passionate about the … [Read more]

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Halie Robinson: Turning Tenacity Into Opportunities

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Lori Ovanessian 

Halie Robinson can be summed up in two words: tenacious equestrian. She knows what she wants, and she goes for it. She’s not afraid to fail. She dreams big, she wins big and … [Read more]

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Top Riders Share Their Thoughts on Navigating Course

When I go into the show ring, my mind sometimes takes me on its own journey. I often find my thoughts going all over the place and struggle to get more focused on the task at hand. Does everyone have … [Read more]

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Carly Taylor-Smith: Victorious in Great Britain and America

By Ruby Tevis

Portraits by Kristin Lee

For British transplant Carly Taylor-Smith, dressage is more than a sport — it’s a way of life.

Born into a horse family in Kent, England, Carly was riding before she could speak a … [Read more]

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Unbridled with Jennifer Burger

By Jan Westmark

As the president of the National Horse Show, Jennifer Burger loves the treasured historic show that is a special part of the equestrian world. “The show has a rich history and old-world elegance that has been preserved … [Read more]

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December 2020 – Table of Contents

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CONTENTS

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Jay Moore

Blessed With an Authentic Experience

 

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Lisa & Brent Workman

Grand Prix Through Grand Mal

With Help From the Horse World

 

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Eventing With Boyd … [Read more]

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Where Has All the Suppleness Gone?

by George Williams

In my columns, I try to touch on all things dressage. As in every sport, there are many different aspects, several of which I’ve discussed in previous columns. Once in a while I feel compelled to speak … [Read more]

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