Meet the 2020 Hot Horsemen
Friday, December 25 2020
Chris Joyce Chris Joyce grew up waiting for the day he would turn 7 and be allowed to join his older sister riding with the New Canaan Mounted Troop, a non-profit horsemanship program in New Canaan, Connecticut. From 7 to 18, Chris put in his work day each week — though it often became more
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Buy Horse Trailers
Thursday, December 24 2020
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No Limitations for #TripleAmputeeEventer Jessica Thoma
Wednesday, December 23 2020
By Britney Grover Portraits by D. Harrison For 28-year-old Jessica Thoma, pursuing her riding passion has always been about working hard to overcome limitations. When she first discovered jumping on YouTube, Jessica couldn’t afford tack or a trailer for lessons — so she started teaching herself, bareback. When she finally started taking lessons as an
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January 2021 – Table of Contents
Monday, December 21 2020
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 28 Charity The Armed Forces Equestrian Center Changing Lives Outside the Box 32 Eventing With Boyd Martin 34 Nick Alexander Phillips Pony Fever to Boutique Breeder 42 Cheryl Maye A Family Business Raising Welsh Ponies 44 Liz Halliday-Sharp Shifting Gears
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Fun Boot Socks Keep Equestrian Feet Happy Thanks to Dreamers & Schemers
Monday, December 21 2020
Kristy Lake Founder and CEO of Dreamers & Schemers and ManeJane Victoria BC / La Quinta, California How long have you been part of the horse world? Since I was 13 and I am now 41. It hasn’t always been consistent, but horses have always been in my heart. What part do you play in
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A Traditionalist’s View on the FEI Helmet Rule
Saturday, December 19 2020
By George Williams Rules in general tend to be boring, even to dressage people. However, they’re important because they affect how we play the game. Rules help to establish a level playing field, they help protect the safety of our riders as well as the welfare of our horses, and they frequently determine how our
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Ash Atkinson: Horses, Jets, Yachts and Adventures in Between
Friday, December 18 2020
By Tafra Donberger Portraits by Melissa Fuller Ash Atkinson was born for adventure. One look at the tall, good-looking Brit sporting his dark shades, and thoughts of James Bond pop into your mind. Ash has had almost as many adventures as Bond traveling on yachts and jets — many of which have taken him across
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Meredith Houx Remiger: It Takes a Team
Wednesday, December 16 2020
By Laura Scaletti Portraits by Kristie Nichols Meredith Houx Remiger is proof teamwork makes the dream work. In a sport that’s often thought of as an individual pursuit, this New Mexico hunter-jumper professional has been fortunate to always have a great team behind her. From parents who went all-in when she expressed an interest in
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From Creating Shampoo in the Kitchen to Becoming a World Wide Brand
Monday, December 14 2020
Devon B. Katzev President of Straight Arrow Products, Inc. Mane ‘n Tail, Cowboy Magic, Exhibitor’s Bethlehem, Pennsylvania How long have you have been a part of the horse world? I’ve been a part of the horse world from the moment I was born. I was named after the Devon Horse Show in Pennsylvania where my
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Protective Jackets and Vests: To Wear or Not To Wear?
Saturday, December 12 2020
By Armand Leone, Jr. While having dinner with my family a few weeks ago, we had a conversation about the use of inflatable airbag jackets and vests while riding after recently learning of an older friend who was bucked off and severely injured. Like cycling, skiing, contact sports and cars, there have been advancements over
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