Hillary Dobbs: Teamwork and Family Make the Best of Many Worlds

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

Once, Hillary Dobbs envisioned a life as a professional show jumper. After an impressive Junior career under the tutelage of Missy Clark and John Brennan, her early professional career got off to a … [Read more]

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Harmony Reigns in U.S. Dressage

By George Williams

Many of us were drawn to dressage by the artistic ideal of striving to create such a perfect harmony between horse and rider that they truly merge and perform as one. Unfortunately, more often than not, we … [Read more]

Fair Hill Thoroughbred Show: Showing With a Purpose

By Britney Grover

In September, Fair Hill Thoroughbred Show celebrated its 10th show—and a return from the COVID-19 pandemic cancellation last year. What began as a celebration of Thoroughbreds, held each year at the Fair Hill Training Center racetrack in … [Read more]

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Sterling Malnik: Success in Three Rings 

Story & Portraits by Ruby Tevis

For Sterling Malnik, growing up in Palm Beach County, Florida, was the perfect place for a horse-loving girl to spend her childhood. With five siblings and four half-siblings, Sterling’s childhood was never short of … [Read more]

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Hannah and Zach Ketelboeter: Building Their Dreams and TerraNova 

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

The only thing better than doing what you love is doing it with someone you love. Hannah and Zach Ketelboeter are living the equestrian dream. The husband-and-wife duo has not only built a … [Read more]

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Jackson Graves: Exploring His Creative Side

By Shya Beth 

Jackson Graves’ story is full of self-discovery, a love of horses and never-ending creativity. Although Jackson has been riding since he was very young and has shown and trained his own horses up to the two-star level … [Read more]

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Qualities for Equestrian Success

By Vasco Flores

Do you have any competition-day routines or rituals? Do you think it’s a good thing for riders to have routines to help with nerves or to keep them focused?

Horse shows are growing rapidly, so changes in … [Read more]

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Unbridled With Andrew Philbrick

By Jan Westmark

Andrew Philbrick, who splits his time between Princeton, New Jersey, and Wellington, Florida, founded the Princeton Show Jumping show series more than three decades ago. The show has grown and is still going strong. “I had been … [Read more]

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Alex Glasscock: Healthy Habits and Horses Coast to Coast

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]

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Whitney Mahloch: Dancing Between Disciplines   

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]

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