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Dudley Macfarlane Will Never Grow Out of Horses

Wednesday, July 24 2019 by Editor
By Britney Grover Portraits by Adrienne Morella Dudley Macfarlane has been a dedicated horsewoman her entire life, even while juggling her Wall Street banking career and raising three boys. In 2013, she and her horse Authentic won the Washington International Horse Show Adult Amateur Hunter Championship, and last fall she and her “horse-of-a-lifetime,” Roland Park,
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: britney grover, Dudley Macfarlane, rodney bross

Frederique Poulain: “I Always Wanted to Paint Horses”

Monday, June 24 2019 by Editor
By Lyssette Williams Portraits by Kristie Nichols For Frederique Poulain, being a professional artist isn’t a job but a way of life. While some people drag their feet getting into the office five days a week, Frederique happily works seven. Her studio, nestled in the coastal town of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is her sanctuary. There
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: equine art, Frederique Poulain, kristie nichols, lyssette williams

Jessie Blake Lochrie: Creating Heirloom Fashion

Thursday, June 06 2019 by Editor
By Sarah Maslin Nir Jessie Blake Lochrie is something of an equestrian contradiction. At night she can be found tearing up the dance floors in Brooklyn’s edgiest underground clubs, taking in a deejay set or discussing the minutiae of electronic music, of which she has an almost encyclopedic knowledge. By day, she can be found surrounded
  • Published in General, Weekly Feature
Tagged under: blake goods, Jessie Blake Lochrie, sarah maslin nir

Julie Ferris: Painting Her Passion

Monday, May 06 2019 by Editor
By Doris Degner-Foster The horses in Julie Ferris’ work look as though they could step off the canvas, especially in her life-sized paintings. Her trademark style of using a white painted background highlights her subject, showing the character of each individual horse through their facial expression and unique physical components. As much as Julie enjoys
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: Doris Degner-Foster, equine art, Julie Ferris

Ali Brock: From Aloha to the Olympics 

Thursday, April 18 2019 by Editor
By Britney Grover Portraits by Isabel J. Kurek Allison “Ali” Brock doesn’t let limitations stop her. She was attracted to horses from the beginning, despite no family connection to horses; she worked to pay for her own riding from 12 years old, and left home at 17 to pursue equestrian excellence after going as far
  • Published in Weekly Feature

Hattie Gilpin: Horses, Tiffany’s and Her Own Jewelry Line

Tuesday, April 02 2019 by Sidelines Editor
By Alannah Castro Portraits by Kathy Russell As a young girl, Hattie Gilpin took an unconventional route to the horse world: She got involved in competitive swimming at a very young age, and her assistant swim coach introduced her to what would become one of the loves of her life: horses. Once swimming gave way
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: alannah castro, fine jewelry, hattie banks, Hattie Gilpin, kathy russell

Melinda Van Dyck: Life on Stage and on Horseback

Friday, March 29 2019 by Sidelines Editor
By Hope Ellis-Ashburn Portraits by Shawna Simmons Actress Melinda Van Dyck is a lifelong equestrian with Hollywood roots. The daughter of thespian Joan Bennett and screenwriter and producer Gene Markey, she was born in the 1930s and raised in the bright lights of Hollywood, California. While her childhood was unusual for most, it wasn’t uncommon
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: hope ellis-ashburn, Melinda Van Dyck, shawna simmons

Michelle Durpetti: An Old-Fashioned Work Ethic

Monday, March 25 2019 by Sidelines Editor
As Michelle Durpetti waits to jog her amateur-owner hunter, Lucca, at the Kentucky Horse Park, she’s talking animatedly into headphones tucked carefully under her helmet with her cellphone in hand. The 40-year-old Chicago native is on a conference call with part of the Turnkey Hospitality Group team — her family’s company whose brands include famed
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: Michelle Durpetti, turnkey hospitality group

Joanna Zeller Quentin: Hooked On Horses and Art

Saturday, March 16 2019 by Sidelines Editor
By Hope Ellis-Ashburn When it came time for artist Joanna Zeller Quentin and her husband to come up with a name for the studio they planned to share, finding a great name proved difficult. “Moose Pants Studio was born out of desperation. Everything that we thought of that was really cool and wonderful and unique
  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: art artist, hope ellis-ashburn, Joanna Zeller Quentin, moos pants studio

Ruth Nicodemus: A Passion for Teaching the Passionate

Tuesday, March 05 2019 by Sidelines Editor
By Britney Grover Ruth Nicodemus hasn’t just been passionate about horses all her life — she’s been passionate about teaching. “My passion for teaching was instinctive,” she said. “I was the annoying friend who, while I was hacking with four or five of my friends at 12 years old, would stand in the middle of
  • Published in General, Weekly Feature
Tagged under: britney grover, julie unger, Ruth Nicodemus, serenity show stable
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