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Done With (Much!) Less Than Perfect Conditions

Saturday, July 04 2015 by Editor
by Doris Degner-Foster Recent articles I’ve written have been while dealing with various bizarre situations that came up at the worst of times.   A Shaky Start The article in the July issue about Beezie Madden might not have even happened. I met her just after I arrived at the Palm Beach Equestrian Center and was impressed to the point of open-mouthed gazing at my surroundings
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: beezie madden, bridge, bridge-farm, Callie Schott, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, journalism, notes from the field, technical-difficulties, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Meeting Laura Kraut

Tuesday, February 10 2015 by Editor
It was such fun to do my research before interviewing Laura Kraut. I read an article where her mom spoke of how Laura and her sister Katherine had fun showing their horses at the Tryon, North Carolina show, then took them swimming in the creek near the show barns. Even at a big show, having fun played a predominate role and it continues for the sisters to this day
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge, bridge-farm, Doris Degner-Foster, horse-shows, notes from the field, olympic gold medalist, olympic-show-jumper, sidelines spotlight, the-barn-book, wef, wordpress-org

Interviewing Priscilla Presley

Wednesday, October 22 2014 by Editor
I was a little nervous, well, maybe more than a little nervous, to interview Priscilla Presley, but her unassuming air quickly put my concerns to rest and we were soon chatting comfortably.
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, Doris Degner-Foster, entries, horse riding, PAST Act, sidelines-magazine, tennessee walking horses, the-barn-book, weekly featured

The Amazing Kim Walnes

Tuesday, July 15 2014 by Editor
I remember in the 1980′s (yes, I’m giving away my age…) when my friends and I watched Kim during the retirement ceremony  of her horse, The Gray Goose at the Kentucky Horse Park. There was a jump course set up for them so that Gray could do his final public performance. I looked over the course and very carefully focussed the long lens of my camera (you HAD to carefully focus in those days before digital cameras – you had a limited number of pictures you could take with a roll of film) on an impressive oxer that surely they would jump, and they would be coming right toward me so it should be an impressive photo
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, determination, digital-camera, fear of jumping, Kim Walnes, middle-grade, notes from the field, photography, sidelines spotlight, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Chatting With Ian Millar

Tuesday, July 15 2014 by Editor
Not only is Ian Millar a legendary Canadian Grand Prix rider and ten time Olympian, he is a member of the Order of Canada, the highest civilian award given by the Canadian government, and has been inducted into the Canada Sports Hall of Fame and Ontario Sports Hall of Fame. He also holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Guelph, Ontario, Veterinary College
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, horse-trials, middle-grade, mystery-series, not-working, notes from the field, sidelines, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

A Chat With Rita Mae

Thursday, January 02 2014 by Editor
Rita Mae, cub hunting from a fixture, or location, of Oak Ridge Hunt.
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: authors, bridge-farm, Doris Degner-Foster, horse-trials, interview, mystery-series, sidelines, sidelines-magazine, wordpress-org

Horse Show Mom

Monday, December 02 2013 by Editor
We know each other, even if not by name, we’re in the same club. We’re the ones in the stands who are taking photos or videotaping a horse and rider while they are jumping a course.
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: child, horse show mom, middle-grade, mystery-series, not-working, the-barn-book, video, wordpress-org

Interviewing George

Monday, November 04 2013 by Editor
Interviewing the legendary George Morris was on my bucket list, but when faced with that opportunity, it was daunting to say the least. I mean, we’re talking George Morris! His name alone strikes fear in the heart of the modern English rider. As most anyone knows, he has a long list of accomplishments from winning the MacClay at fourteen years old to Olympic medals
  • Published in Notes from the Field, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farm, horse-trials, middle-grade, mystery-series, not-working, notes from the field, sidelines, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

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