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Impacting Warmblood Sport Horse Breeding in North America

Monday, June 08 2020 by Ruby Tevis

Name:  Carol Austin

City/State:  Spokane, Washington

Occupation:  Frozen semen broker. “This really cracks up the people I meet; my friends use it as an introduction at parties — ‘Hey, guess what she does for a living?’” 

How long have you … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: breeding, europe, Warmblood

Lifelong Friends and Business Success

Wednesday, June 03 2020 by Ruby Tevis

Laura Connaway 

Grand Prix Jumper and Equine Insurance Professional 

– Little Rock, Arkansas

What part do you play in the horse world?

As a fourth-generation horsewoman, I’ve been involved in the horse world my entire life. In 1992, I started … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: equine insurance, grand prix jumper, young-horses

Elli Yeager Can’t Be Stopped

Friday, May 22 2020 by Ruby Tevis

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Shelby Phillips

Catching the “horse bug” is as unpredictable as a lightning strike — and just as impossible to contain. Elli Yeager first saw a horse when she was 18 months old, and her passion … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: collegiate rider, elli yeager, university, Winter Equestrian Festival

Jordan Allen: A Powerhouse in the Ring and the Classroom

Thursday, April 16 2020 by Ruby Tevis

By Carter Anderson

Jordan Allen hopes to match her academic and athletic experience at the University of South Carolina to the success of her junior career. She’s currently studying exercise science and pursuing a career in the medical field like … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: college, Collegiate Equestrian, ihsa, maclay, ncaa

Helping Riders Boost Their Horse IQ

Friday, April 03 2020 by Ruby Tevis

By Diane Carney

Equestrian, Judge and Commentator — West Palm Beach, Florida

How long have horses been a part of your world? 

As long as I can remember! I got my first ribbon at the National Western Stock Show, I … [Read more]

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Kayla Kadlubek: The Pipeline to Success

Wednesday, March 25 2020 by Editor
By Ruby Tevis. Portraits by Melissa Fuller - When Kayla Kadlubek turned 16, her parents gave her a choice — she could get a car or she could get a new horse. In true equestrian fashion, Kayla chose the horse. That was four years ago, and now that Kayla’s 20, she’s reflecting on her success through the dressage Young Rider pipeline, participating in Lendon Gray’s Dressage4Kids program, medaling at North American Youth Championships and representing the United States with the USEF Young Rider European Tour.
  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: Dressage4Kids, Kayla Kadlubek, lendon gray, ruby tervis

Ava Stearns: Academics and Auburn Equestrian

Monday, March 02 2020 by Editor
By Carter Anderson - Ava Stearns is a name many in the horse industry know and admire. She credits her success as a junior to trainer Missy Clark and North Run Farm. During her time with North Run, she discovered college riding through Maggie Gampfer, an assistant trainer who was on the equestrian team at Oklahoma State. This opened Ava’s eyes to college riding as a possibility in her life. Fast forward, Ava is now in her second semester of freshman year at Auburn University and is truly enjoying not only the team but also her academic course load. Currently, Ava is an undeclared math and science major and her passion for learning will hopefully lead her to graduate school.
  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: auburn athletics, ava stearns, carter anderson, ncaa, ncea

Unbridled With Martin Fuchs

Wednesday, February 26 2020 by Editor
Swiss Olympic rider Martin Fuchs, currently ranked as the world’s No.1 rider on the Longines Jumping list, has returned to Florida to compete at the Palm Beach Masters Series. At the Palm Beach Masters Series in 2019, Martin won the first FEI class of the series, the CP Welcome Stake CSI4*-W. Martin comes from an equestrian family with strong ties to the Olympics: His dad competed in the Olympics in Barcelona in 1992 and his uncle, Markus Fuchs, won a team silver in show jumping at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: Martin Fuchs

Chenoa McElvain: A Desert Bloom with Deep Roots

Friday, January 24 2020 by Editor
By Lyssette Williams. Portraits by Kristie Nichols - For grand-prix rider Chenoa McElvain, developing horses to their highest potential is a long-standing family tradition. It all started with her grandparents, Tim and Betty McElvain, who were both avid riders. Betty developed an interest in dressage and after a trip to Europe, Tim and Betty decided to import a Holsteiner stallion and some mares, which would set the McElvain family on a multigenerational journey in New Mexico.
  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight, Weekly Feature
Tagged under: Chenoa McElvain, kristie nichols, lyssette williams

Mona Snell: Through the Eyes of an Artist & Horsewoman

Wednesday, January 08 2020 by Editor
By Shya Beth - No two living things are exactly alike and that’s what Wellington-based equine artist and entrepreneur Mona Snell captures effortlessly in all of her paintings. Working in pastels and oils, Mona uses each brush stroke to carve out a hint of her subject’s personality, whether the horse is with us or long gone.
  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: mona snell art, shya beth
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