Brianne Link: Fashion Forward While Giving Back

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

Brianne Link has always been ahead of her own age. By 10, she was applying to be a JustWorld International Ambassador, hoping to help children in need around the world. Now, three years … [Read more]

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Alyce Bittar & Bittar Stables: Continuing a Legacy of Horsemanship

By Britney Grover

It could be said that Alyce Bittar lives two lives: She splits her time between Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she is an engineer at Boston Dynamics, and Los Angeles, California, where she rides and competes as a co-founder … [Read more]

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Joshua Smithson: Painting Tradition Through Equine Art

By Shya Beth

Joshua Smithson’s painting style can be described as humanist realist tradition. Striving to paint in a direct, realistic way without focusing too much on tiny, unimportant details, Joshua’s goal with each painting is to capture the spirit … [Read more]

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Andras Szieberth: Making American Breeding Better With LotusTeam

Andras Szieberth has a heritage of classical horsemanship: He inherited the passion for horses from not one but both of his parents, who met on a college riding team in Hungary, where Andras was born and raised. When he moved … [Read more]

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Haylie Jayne Rolfe: Family Business, From Showing to Breeding

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

When asked, “Were you raised in a barn?” sixth generation horsewoman Haylie Jayne Rolfe proudly answers, “Yes.” Growing up in Elgin, Illinois, on the family’s Our Day Farm, Haylie and her siblings, Maggie … [Read more]

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Reliving the Pan American Games in Chile

By Liz Halliday

I recently had the honor of representing my country at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, with Miks Master C. It has been a goal of mine for many, many years to be on a senior

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Looking Back and Thinking Forward

By George Williams

As the year comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on the past 12 months yet all the while thinking about what the next year will bring. Looking back, 2023 could be referred to as the … [Read more]

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Unbridled With Jane Fennessy

By Britney Grover

Jane Fennessy grew up riding alongside her father and five siblings—despite her mother’s intense fear of horses—in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. “After a year of college, I came home and told my parents they were wasting their money, … [Read more]

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The Life Skills Learned Through Riding

By Margie Sugarman

Childhood is a critical period for developing essential life skills. One unconventional yet highly effective method of learning many of these skills is through a life around horses. Equine activities can be a powerful tool for both … [Read more]

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A Reflection Letter to Myself

By Rob Jacobs

Dear Robert Lawrence Jacobs,

This year was quite the adventure for you, a year that may prove to be unforgettable. What you had in mind at the beginning of the year shifted quite quickly as an unexpected

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