Editor, Author at Sidelines Magazine

Tips for Lunging Safely

Friday, March 14 2014 by Editor

Lunging a horse can be an excellent training tool. Lunging can help younger horses learn to balance and develop strength

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: grooming-tips, in the irons, industry, laurengallops, notes from the field, september-2013, tails & trails, the classic insider, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame on SidelinesTV

Thursday, March 13 2014 by Editor

Executive Director George J.

Published in Sidelines TV

Tagged under: adobe, auto, chrome, george-dupont, museum-of-polo, Palm Beach Polo, tiger-woods, windows

Sidelines TV Filming Live at India Night This Thursday!

Thursday, March 13 2014 by Editor

Wellington, FL – March 11, 2014 - Guests at this Thursday’s India Night could get their 15 minutes of fame thanks to Sidelines TV.

Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs

Tagged under: entries, equestrian, polo, riding, sidelines tv, sidelines-magazine, the-barn-book

Show Day Grooming Tips

Wednesday, March 12 2014 by Editor

Show season is starting up soon, which means that you’ll need to have your horse turned out and presented in his very best.

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: between the ears, february-2013, horse health, laurengallops, notes from the field, november-2013, september-2013, sidelines, the hopeful amateur, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org

Crypto Aero Wholefood Horse Feed Excited to be the Feed Sponsor for Leah Winston’s colt Quaterstern RF Queue and Shawn Casady’s mare Coco Chanel

Wednesday, March 12 2014 by Editor

Shawn Casady and Coco Chanel Coco Chanel (Lord Z x Karandasj) is a 2007 mare that has just arrived in the U.S. this January

Published in Show World, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: notes from the field, pony tales, raise-the-bar, september-2012, show jumping, tails & trails, the classic insider, the hopeful amateur

Meet Our Members: Aisling Carroll

Tuesday, March 11 2014 by Editor

Name: Aisling Carroll Year in school: Freshman Major: biology Hometown: Louisville, KY Horse Name: Fluff Breed: Thoroughbred Age: 9 Level: preliminary Where do you keep your horse/Train with?: I train with Deborah Iezzi in KY and consider her my main trainer. I work with Pippa Moon while I am at school and also ride with Jan Byyny as much as I can. How did you start riding?: My parents train race horses so I have been around horses starting from a very early age. They signed me up for proper riding lessons when I was very young, and I have been doing it ever since. Biggest riding accomplishment?: Winning my first CIC* last summer.

Published in Pacer Pride, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: between the ears, december-2013, higher education, more-showing, november-2013, pacer pride, south carolina, the hopeful amateur, tucker the wunderkind

An Unlikely Artist

Monday, March 10 2014 by Editor

By Katie Navarra

Barry Koster’s career as an artist could have been over before it even began. An elementary school teacher nearly failed him because he had “poor art skills.” Not willing to accept this fate for her son, … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Feature

Tagged under: aiken, art, Barry Koster, carriage driving, equine art, equine paintings, horse paintings, horse-art, horse-magazine, horses, hunter, jumpers, Katie Navarra, Laura Koster, sidelines-magazine, south carolina, www.barrykosterphotography.com

“Going, Going, Gone!” Sport Horse & Pony Auctions: Live & Online

Monday, March 10 2014 by Editor

By Lauren R. Giannini

How do you know where to shop when you’re looking to buy a show horse or pony? Two family-run auction companies approach this question from similar yet different perspectives and locations: Flashpoint Bloodstock LLC and SVS … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Spotlight

Spotted Saddle Horse

Monday, March 10 2014 by Editor

The Spotted Saddle Horse combines the smooth movement of a gaited horse with the beautiful appearance of a pinto. Today the Spotted Saddle Horse continues to grow in popularity as both a pleasure horse and a show ring competitor. History The Spotted Saddle Horse’s origins can be traced to Tennessee