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Living Out Her Childhood Dream as an Artist and Breeding Warmbloods

Wednesday, November 16 2022 by Ruby Tevis
Brooke Major Clayton, Georgia Artist, Brooke Major Art Studios How long have you been part of the horse world?  I have loved horses since the age of 3 and have had the bug ever since. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, and my grandfather had trail-riding horses and I loved to go and visit the
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Your Purpose Is in Your Passion

Tuesday, November 15 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Rob Jacobs Throughout the year, I’ve come in contact with people in the equestrian community who have mentioned being unsure of what their purpose is and how to find it. Hearing this as often as I have has motived me to include it in this month’s column. I would encourage you to read my
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October 2022 – Table of Contents

Tuesday, September 27 2022 by Website Editor
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 22 Courtney Maum—Sidelines Snapshot How Horses Helped Her Along the Path to Mental Wellness   30 Cara Van Leuven–Art No Limits of Artistic Expression   34 Harkaway Farm—Hunter-Jumper Family Is the Heart of Harkaway Farm   42 Rob Jacobs—Hunter-Jumper Managing Imposter Syndrome   44 Tiffany
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Bill Rube: Giving Many a Reason To Smile

Monday, June 20 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Laura Scaletti Portraits by Melissa Fuller   In 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic began wreaking havoc on the world, Bill Rube, like many of us, was looking for a reason to smile. After a five-year hiatus, Bill found his way back into the saddle again when COVID forced the Gleneayre Equestrian Program in Lumberton,
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Tagged under: Bill Rube, equestrian, florida, horses, hunters, world equestrian center

Eventing Fact: You Will Sometimes Fall Off

Wednesday, June 01 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Liz Halliday-Sharp In all horse sport, there’s a risk that you might hit the deck. But if you’re an event rider, that is pretty much guaranteed. There’s no doubt that eventers are a hardy breed, and while everyone may enjoy different aspects of the three phases of competition, the reality is that you don’t
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Tagged under: equestrian, eventing, Liz Halliday-Sharp

Kimmy Cecere: Finding Her Life’s Calling

Thursday, May 12 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Haylie Kerstetter Portraits by Alex Banks   Kimmy Cecere always knew she was destined to compete. Although her show career started in the hunter ring, she fell in love with the feeling of galloping across fields and exploring the woods, jumping anything in sight, and knew eventing was her calling. Now located in Middleburg,
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Tagged under: England, equestrian, equine, eventing, horses, Kimmy Cecere

Developing Fitness in Event Horses

Sunday, April 03 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Liz Halliday The fitness program for an event horse can vary based on a variety of factors such as the level of competition, age, breed, experience, etc. It’s true that each professional may have a slightly different plan for how they build up fitness and how much galloping they do, especially for the upper-level
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Tagged under: equestrian, eventing, fitness, horse, liz-halliday, sidelines-magazine

Nayel Nassar: Jumping Rings Around the World

Wednesday, January 26 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By Britney Grover Portraits by SAS Equestrian When Nayel Nassar competed in the Tokyo Olympic Games, he had people cheering him on from all around the globe. His now-wife, Jennifer Gates, and in-laws, Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates, shared their support on Instagram from the United States, where Nayel has built a name for
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Tagged under: bill and Melinda gates, Bill Gates, bill gates daughter, Jenn gates husband, jennifer gates, Nayel Nassar

Looking Forward to International Competition

Monday, January 24 2022 by Ruby Tevis
By George Williams Normally, 2021 would have been the year of “the calm before the storm.” It would have been a year of recuperation not just for our elite dressage horses, but also a year of recovery for the dedicated dressage staff that puts it all together. However, with the Olympics being delayed one year
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Tagged under: 2024 Olympics, dressage, dressage team, Paris 2024, World Cup Finals

Sabine Schut-Kery: The Journey to Olympic Silver

Tuesday, October 12 2021 by Ruby Tevis
by Ruby Tevis Portraits by Melissa Fuller On a steamy summer night in Tokyo, under bright lights and empty seats, Sabine Schut-Kery not only took the world by storm, she set and shattered personal bests each day she competed. The first-time Olympian has risen to fame with her longtime partner, Sanceo, after the pair secured
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Tagged under: olympic dressage, sabine olympics, Sabine Schut-Kery, Sanceo, sanceo stallion
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Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 We have USDF Preside Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 
We have USDF President George William's column today!

This past month, U.S. dressage lost one of its greats. Throughout her equestrian career, Carol Lavell set an example of how hard work, persistence and nose-to-the-grindstone-style commitment can make goals become a reality. She inspired many during her competition years and ultimately left a legacy through The Dressage Foundation that helps others make their dreams come true. Since Carol’s death at the age of 79 on March 27, I have read numerous wonderful tributes to her on social media. Carol’s story is being told by others far better than I can ever pretend to tell it.

Let me just say that her wonderful horse, Gifted, caught the eye and imagination of many. Probably the only Olympic horse to come up through the national levels, Gifted won the USDF Horse of the Year award at nearly all except Training and First levels. We all felt like we knew both horse and rider by the time Carol started showing him at Grand Prix. As a result, we rode with the two of them every time they went down the center line in a major international competition. Writing for USDF Connection in 2014, Jennifer Bryant stated, “The flashy bay 1980 Hanoverian gelding (Garibaldi II – Lola, Lombard) with the enormous movement and range was the first modern American equine dressage superstar.” Not surprisingly, and deservedly so, he was the first horse to be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, Carol and Gifted placed sixth individually, ending a 16-year dry spell to lead the U.S. team to a bronze medal—its first medal since winning the bronze at the Montreal Olympics in 1976.

Read his full article in the May edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio! 

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📸Photo: Carol Lavell with her Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame inducted horse, Gifted.

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