Risk vs Reward
Friday, January 13 2012
Do you know how fast you were going? “Everyone wants to cheat. They just don’t want to get caught.” These are the words of a friend of mine who was talking specifically about medicating horses for the show ring. He went on to compare it to decision making behind the wheel of a car: ” Everyone wants to speed, the only difference is some people are more afraid of being caught so they only go 5 miles an hour over the speed limit
- Published in Injecting Perspective, Z-Blogs
2012 Social Handbook
Wednesday, December 28 2011
The Official Equestrian Social Happenings Handbook – 2012 Season
at and around
The Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club
and The International Polo Club Palm Beach
Brought to you by
Samantha Charles – Sidelines Magazine… [Read more]
- Published in General
January 2012 Table of Contents
Friday, December 16 2011
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Directories 68 Stallions
105 Farms, Barns, Trainers 105 Education 105 Polo Clubs Across America 106 Real Estate 107 Equestrian Services 107 Tack and Feed 108 Classified
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What’s Happenin
38 Ingate (Full Article) |
- Published in 01-2012, Front Cover
Ingate
Friday, December 16 2011
Catching up: Actress Glenn Close sold her townhouse in Wellington and left town, Jose Lambiet is reporting in his online column http://www.gossipextra.com. Seems daughter Annie Starke has given up on the horses and is following her mother’s interests in acting. … [Read more]
Asides
Friday, December 16 2011
Catching up: Chuck Weaver has been elected as the new chairman of the board of governors for the USPA. Chuck previously served as the USPA’s president and has also been a board member and treasurer for the organization’s USPA Properties … [Read more]
Off Centerline
Friday, December 16 2011
Catching up: What fun! Jim Koford recently launched a blog for news source to help keep everyone abreast of goings on. Link is here: koforddressage.blogspot.com. Check it out.
Certified Master Saddler and Equine Ergonomist Jochen Schleese will be a guest … [Read more]
- Published in 01-2012, Off Centerline
Classifieds
Wednesday, December 14 2011
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- Published in 01-2012
Autumn in Cheshire Country
Wednesday, December 07 2011
A Visual Recap of Foxhunting in Cheshire Country, Autumn, 2011 –::– Opening Meet, Formal Hunting, Runnymede Tuesday, November 1, 2011 Formal Hunting moves to 11:00 A.M. in November from 9:00 the previous month. Riders met at St. Malachi Church to park their vehicles and hacked to the Meet at Runnymede, about a mile away, down the hill and a long driveway, along a creek ruled by a venerable Blue Heron. The Joint Masters, Huntsman and Whip, wearing Pinque for the first time this season, are joined by the Field (the riders following the hounds) on the lawn of Runnymede. Runnymede is known for its broad, open fields and sloping terrain, punctuated by fences with gates and coops, with creeks emptying to the Doe Run, and eventually to the Brandywine River. –::– Byrd Road, Webbs Woods Saturday, November 5, 2011 The Meet at Byrd Road encompasses a large woods, Webbs Woods, and is flatter than Runnymede, with many foxes. The Meet is close by the Veterinary School at the University of Pennsylvania, New Bolton. Cheshire encourages family participation and many children join their parents on the hunt
MORE: FOR THE LOVE OF HORSES
Wednesday, December 07 2011
The response to the re-published “For The Love Of Horses” has been amazing, but the problem isn’t going to go away by itself. What are we going to do about the unwanted horses? I’ve been reading comments on Facebook, visiting various sites, and looking for answers. Here are several links and comments worth reading.
- Published in Lauren Gallops, Z-Blogs
FOR THE LOVE OF HORSES pt. 1
Thursday, December 01 2011
The following is a story that I researched and wrote for Sidelines’ February 2011 issue. It was a very challenging story to write, because of the subject matter: unwanted horses in the United States. I love horses, but my work doesn’t have me laughing all the way to the bank. Neigh, I live on a tight budget and if I splurge on anything, it’s on having one pony and one dog. That’s it. They eat before I do.
- Published in Lauren Gallops, Z-Blogs