Classifieds
Monday, January 20 2020
MISS THE CURRENT PRINT ISSUE? Would you like to list your Classified Online this Month? Call us at 561-797-9199 or email: classifieds@sidelinesmagazine.com PRINTED CLASSIFIEDS (PDF) CURRENT ONLINE CLASSIFIEDS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Land For Sale Ocala Florida 250 Acres Vacant land Large Oak Trees 3mi.from HITS show grounds Asking $12,000.per acre Owner will divide 352-286-8459
- Published in 02-2020
February 2020 – Table of Contents
Monday, January 20 2020
Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 26 Eventing With Boyd Martin 32 Charity: Happy Appy Equine-Assisted Therapies 36 Bryn Sadler: Riding for the Love of the Game 44 Maria Talasz: Horses in Motion 50 Jaime Krupnick Geffen: Better Rider, Better Mom, Better Businesswoman
- Published in 02-2020, Front Cover
Ingate
Monday, January 20 2020
Sir Sinclair, Keur Photo by Terri Miller Congratulations to Iron Spring Farm’s Sir Sinclair, Keur, who was the USEF #1 Sire of Dressage Horses for an extraordinary fifth consecutive year (2015–2019). Sir’s offspring earned more than 9,800 points in dressage competitions throughout the year, more than 4,000 points ahead of the second place stallion, Contango,
Kady Abrahamson: Balancing School with Riding, and Winning at Both
Friday, January 17 2020
By Britney Grover, Portraits by Shawna Simmons - Kady Abrahamson was riding before she could walk — and jumping before she knew how. “By the time I was 4, I would jump over logs by kicking the Western horses so they’d jump over instead of stepping over it,” she said.
- Published in General
Coursewalk with Heather Caristo
Wednesday, January 15 2020
Coursewalk with Heather Caristo - "How is team competition different from individual competition?"
- Published in General
Unbridled With Debbie McDonald
Tuesday, January 14 2020
By Jan Westmark - Debbie McDonald and Brentina, a chestnut Hanoverian mare, spent years setting the dressage world on fire. Together, the small rider and big horse brought home Pan Am team and individual gold medals, an Olympic team bronze medal and World Equestrian team silver and bronze medals, and Debbie became the first American to win an FEI World Cup Dressage Final.
- Published in General
Mona Snell: Through the Eyes of an Artist & Horsewoman
Wednesday, January 08 2020
By Shya Beth - No two living things are exactly alike and that’s what Wellington-based equine artist and entrepreneur Mona Snell captures effortlessly in all of her paintings. Working in pastels and oils, Mona uses each brush stroke to carve out a hint of her subject’s personality, whether the horse is with us or long gone.
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Eventing with Boyd Martin
Monday, January 06 2020
Boyd was honored and privileged to go to Japan in November, for the third year in a row, to teach a series of retired racehorse retraining clinics. The idea originally formulated thanks to his 2016 Olympic partner Blackfoot Mystery, an American Thoroughbred who was adopted off the track and eventually ended up in his hands. The clinics are sponsored by Godolphin, Darley, the Japanese Racing Association and the National Riding Club Association of Japan. Boyd shared his experience with Sidelines.
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Ryan Pedigo: Part of the Family
Monday, January 06 2020
By Lyssette Williams, Portraits by Krisin Lee - Putting in a beautiful jumping round at a horse show and winning a ribbon is the sweet reward for countless hours of training at home. For Southern California trainer and horse breeder Ryan Pedigo, that win is the culmination of not only countless hours of hands-on care and training, but also many days and sleepless nights on foal watch.
- Published in Sidelines Feature
The Impact of Coaching Techniques
Tuesday, December 31 2019
By Margie Sugarman
My trainer, although great, can be quite harsh. Recently we were at a horse show where she loudly and publicly scolded another rider for something she did while showing. What my friend did was in no way dangerous; it was just a minor bad habit that she’s been having a hard time breaking. Now I’m consumed with concern that my trainer will publicly humiliate me over something minor as well. I’m concerned about her attitude toward correcting her riders — can this type of coaching be beneficial?
- Published in Sidelines Feature