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A Case for Reinstating the Eight-Fault Penalty for Falls 

Saturday, May 08 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Armand Leone, Jr. 

The upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo will be the first time since 1968 that show jumping teams will compete in a Nations Cup format with three horse/athlete combinations per nation and no drop score. The decision … [Read more]

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Tagged under: falls, show jumping, Tokyo Olympics

Contact and Connection: From His Mouth to Her Hands to Her Heart

Saturday, May 01 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By George Williams

For many, the terms contact and connection are interchangeable. It’s often said that a picture is worth a thousand words, and similarly, in riding, a correct feeling can help us fully understand a single word. In dressage, … [Read more]

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Tagged under: contact and connection, dressage column

The Challenge Perspective

Saturday, April 17 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Margie Sugarman

When I’m riding, it can sometimes be hard for me to stay positive. My trainer is a person of few words and this often leaves me wondering what she really thinks. When she does give corrections or … [Read more]

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Tagged under: positive thinking, positivity, Sports Psychology

Madison Rauschenbach: Jumping on Opportunities to Get to the Top

Monday, April 12 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

Madison “Maddie” Rauschenbach learned at an early age that when an opportunity presents itself, you have to jump on it — literally. At 18 years old, Maddie’s willingness to jump on any horse … [Read more]

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Tagged under: catch riding, nayc, pony rider, show jumping, young-riders

It’s Worth the Risk to Focus on Learning

Saturday, April 10 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Darragh Kenny

Darragh Kenny began competing in the sport of show jumping at the age of 10 in his homeland of Offaly, Ireland. He quickly moved up the ranks, competing in his first Grand Prix at the age of … [Read more]

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Tagged under: hunter-jumper, lifelong learning, opportunities

Eventing With Boyd Martin

Friday, April 02 2021 by Ruby Tevis

I was lucky enough to attend the USEF High Performance training camp for event horses in Ocala, Florida, in early February this year. To be quite honest, it’s one of those things where initially I moaned and groaned about going, … [Read more]

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Tagged under: eventing, usef high performance training camp

Lauren Eisele & Brandon Howard: Opposites Attract and Are Better Together

Monday, March 29 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Kristie Nichols

Lauren Eisele and Brandon Howard describe themselves as yin and yang: total opposites that somehow complete each other. From their natural sleep schedules — Lauren would go to bed at 8 p.m. if … [Read more]

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Tagged under: Brandon Howard, Lauren Eisele

Overcoming the Imposter Syndrome

Saturday, March 27 2021 by Ruby Tevis

I’m moving up a division and I feel like I don’t belong. Despite the years of training, I’m dealing with imposter syndrome. What can I do to shake this feeling off?

What exactly is the imposter syndrome? This syndrome is … [Read more]

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Tagged under: imposter syndrome, sports psychologist

Jen Brandon: Jumping Out of the Frame

Friday, March 26 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Shya Beth 

Jen Brandon’s painting style fits perfectly with the powerful and swift jumpers, delicate equine features being blurred into the brush strokes as her subject leaps over the obstacle. Jen, or “the girl behind the painting,” as she … [Read more]

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Tagged under: artist, Equine Artist, jumping horse, painting

McKenzie Cumbea: Mental Toughness, Consistency & Hard Work

Monday, March 22 2021 by Ruby Tevis

By Lilly Steger

Portraits by Pam Jensen

McKenzie Cumbea is plucky and upbeat, and possesses the gutsy confidence that gets eventers into the startbox. “Fake your confidence if you have to,” she advised.

A Connecticut native, McKenzie grew up riding … [Read more]

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Tagged under: eventing, ottb, secretariat center
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