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Safely Hosting a Clinic

Friday, September 25 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Armand Leone and Jessica E. Choper Hosting a clinic at your facility can be beneficial for a number of reasons. It can provide marketing opportunities for your farm, generate revenue and offer a fun learning experience for everyone involved. However, before you officially kick off your clinic, there are a few safety considerations to
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Tagged under: clinic, columnist, Equine Law, horse safety, law, safety

Eventing with Boyd Martin

Friday, September 18 2020 by Ruby Tevis
What are your tips for a jog outfit? The veterinary inspection at a three-day event is a little bit about presenting your horse to the ground jury to make sure it’s fit and sound for the competition, and a little bit of a fashion show. Especially at the big events like the Land Rover Kentucky
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Tagged under: boyd-martin, eventing, fashion, jog

The Summer That Never Was

Wednesday, September 16 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By George Williams The summer that never was: Yes, it sounds like the title of a book you might have read while at the beach during a normal summer. In many respects, as youth coach, this past summer basically feels like it never was. Summer is when some of our most important events normally happen
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Tagged under: columns, coronavirus, covid-19, george williams

Combating the COVID Challenge

Friday, August 28 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Margie Sugarman  I’m experiencing anxiety with going back to horse shows post-coronavirus. I find myself worried about catching the virus or spreading it to my family, even with all the precautions in place. How do I cope with the anxiety? Many of you might have recently read a piece that’s been circulating online regarding
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Tagged under: coronavirus, covid-19, horse show, pandemic

Protecting Your Horse Out on a Lease

Wednesday, August 26 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Armand Leone & Jessica Choper Leasing out your horse can be a beneficial situation to both of you. Perhaps you’ve gotten busy with your career or your family and you don’t have much time to ride, but you don’t want to sell your beloved partner. Or maybe your horse has an old injury that
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Tagged under: contracts, horse lease, law

Reflecting on Retirement

Wednesday, August 19 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By George Williams Our family recently retired a 10-year-old gelding. These are the moments that tend to make us pause to reflect on why we do what we do. As we get older, one of the many questions we grapple with is, when is the appropriate time to retire? For many of us, especially in
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Tagged under: dressage column, george williams, horse retirement, retirement

Coursewalk with Heather Caristo-Williams

Friday, August 14 2020 by Ruby Tevis
What do you consider when suggesting that clients move up a division? When determining the right time to move up divisions, I like to make sure that both the horse and rider are confident. I want them to have had some consistent success in their current division: consistent being the key word here. I’d rather
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Tagged under: Coursewalk, heather caristo-williams, moving up

Everything Eventing with Boyd Martin

Tuesday, August 11 2020 by Ruby Tevis
There’s a lot of talk about your new conditioning pool. Can you tell us about it? One of the great things about working with US Eventing Team Chef d’Equipe Erik Duvander is he’s a constant source of new ideas. One of the thoughts that he put in my mind last year was how to improve
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Tagged under: boyd-martin, coronavirus, covid-19, eventing, horse sales

Everything Eventing with Boyd Martin

Wednesday, August 05 2020 by Ruby Tevis
What do you think about ponies as a kid’s first mount? In my opinion, there’s no better mount when you’re a kid than a pony. I was lucky that when I was 11 years old, my parents bought me a 13.2-hand Welsh Mountain/Cob called Willy Do It. Willy was a good jumper, he didn’t run
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Tagged under: boyd-martin, eventing, ponies, pony finals, pony rider

Resurrecting Confidence After an Injury

Friday, July 31 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Margie Sugarman I haven’t ridden for a decade; I stopped riding after a bad fall. I decided to do things that scare me, riding included, before the end of 2020. How do I help my confidence return and get over the fear of falling? Practice is key in any endeavor. From when we’re very
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Tagged under: back in the saddle, confidence, injury, margie sugarman, Sports Psychology
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Jessica West always rode any horse that was availa Jessica West always rode any horse that was available to her throughout her Junior career, so she knew she had an advantage when she decided she wanted to ride on an NCAA team in college. Now a senior at @@auburnu and majoring in psychology, Jessica has enjoyed everything about the equestrian team and is ready to move on to her next adventure. 

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Beginning his career as a Junior, Jacob earned the coveted @usequestrian Junior Equestrian of the Year award in 2011. Since then, he has taken the combined driving world by storm, competing successfully in four @fei_global World Championships. He also won the USEF Advanced Pair Horse National Championship in 2020 and 2021, among other victories—all before the age of 28, in a sport that has historically been dominated by older drivers. Last September, he placed 12th—the highest of any American driver—at the 2021 FEI Driving World Championship for Pairs in a field of over 100 top-level drivers.

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@rolex Testimonee Daniel Deusser has claimed the f @rolex Testimonee Daniel Deusser has claimed the first equestrian Major of 2022, winning the prestigious Rolex Grand Prix at The Dutch Masters. In doing so he also claimed an additional bonus for non-consecutive Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping wins, following his victory at CHIO Aachen last year. The German champion’s outstanding performance riding his trusted partner Scuderia 1918 Tobago Z once again makes him the live contender for the coveted Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping.

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