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Jordan Gibbs: Limitless Possibilities With Horses

Monday, October 11 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

You can’t lose, you can only learn. It’s this message from Jordan Gibbs’ mother, Erin, that has made Jordan a rising star in the equitation and jumper rings at 14 years old. “I … [Read more]

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Tagged under: Dominic Gibbs, gibbs, maclay finals

A History of Equestrian Sport in the U.S. and Getting Equestrian Teams to the Olympics

Saturday, October 09 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Armand Leone, Jr.

The recent Olympic Games showed us the depth and expertise of our nation’s equestrian talent. Under the US Equestrian (USEF) program, the U.S. Olympic equestrian teams brought home two team silver medals. While people are differing … [Read more]

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Tagged under: history, uSET

Dorrie Douglas: Bringing Out the Best in Every Horse

Wednesday, October 06 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Kimberly Gatto

Portraits by Kristie Nichols

Whether she is stylishly piloting a hunter around a derby course or racing against the clock in the jumper ring, Dorothy “Dorrie” Douglas has a knack for bringing out the best in any … [Read more]

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Tagged under: Equestrian Association (IEA) Team, hunter-jumper, IEA, Interscholastic Equestrian Association

Eventing with Boyd Martin: An Olympic Games Like No Other

Saturday, October 02 2021 by Ruby Tevis

I was lucky enough to compete at the London Olympics and the Rio Olympics, but I’d have to say that the Olympics we experienced in Tokyo was one like no other. Obviously, it was quite a tricky event to get … [Read more]

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Tagged under: boyd-martin, eventing, summer olympics, Tokyo Olympics, Tsetserleg

Alex Glasscock: Healthy Habits and Horses Coast to Coast

Thursday, September 30 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Isabel J. Kurek

Alex Glasscock has taken a keen interest in helping others unlock their full potential. As a friend, mentor, entrepreneur and equestrian, Alex has always been all-in to help those around him flourish. … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Feature

Tagged under: Alex Glasscock

Lynn Kibbe: Creating Art From Scratch

Tuesday, September 28 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Shya Beth

While most people are familiar with art mediums like paintings and sculptures—mediums that routinely involve adding something to a canvas or adding clay to the armature of the sculpture—Lynn Kibbe’s medium is vastly different. A two-dimensional subtractive … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Tagged under: equine art, scratch artist

The Propp Sisters: Jumping Forward and Giving Back

Monday, September 27 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Shawna Simmons Whitty

The Propp sisters share more than just a last name, they share a common passion — horses. Through their equestrian endeavors, Stella, 18, Juliette, 16, and Clara, 14, have found numerous ways … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Tagged under: Propp Sisters

Jaimie Tucker Cambi: Fashion on Horseback and Twinning With Daughters

Thursday, September 23 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Samantha Sidor

Jaimie Tucker Cambi has been obsessed with fashion and horses her whole life. Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Jaimie swiftly grew into a horse-crazy girl who read every horse book she could … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Tagged under: Fashion Issue

Whitney Mahloch: Dancing Between Disciplines

Monday, September 20 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Summer Wessinger-Prehoda

Portraits by Adrienne Morella

Many equestrians are multi-talented, and eventer Whitney Mahloch is no exception. She has trained dressage, hunters, jumpers and eventers to the Advanced level, along with training horses for Western, showmanship and driving. Factor … [Read more]