Emily Dulin & Brooke USA: Helping Working Equines Around the World
Thursday, January 26 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Ruby Tevis Portraits by Melissa Fuller Emily Dulin has always been an animal lover, and helping others is in her blood. She’s the daughter of a Venezuelan ambassador and has spent much of her professional career working in social services and animal welfare. In 2015, Emily took on the role of chief executive officer
- Published in Weekly Feature
Planning for the Season Ahead
Wednesday, January 18 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Liz Halliday-Sharp It’s a new year and the 2023 eventing season is just around the corner. Now is the time to start thinking about what competitions goals you have for you and your horse(s), and what path you should take to achieve them. The USA is unique in that the season begins very early
- Published in Weekly Feature
Knabstruppers Show Off Their Spots at Murder Hollow
Tuesday, January 17 2023
by Ruby Tevis
Renée Tucci, Murder Hollow Chester County, Pennsylvania Wealth management and stallion owner and breeder How long have you been part of the horse world? I grew up riding and took a break once I went to college. I was fortunate to spend some of my early 20s riding in Ireland before moving back to the
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Daniela Moguel: Dreams, Inspiration and Success
Tuesday, January 17 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Kimberly Gatto Portraits by Melissa Fuller It has been said that adversity can cause some to break and others to break records; Daniela Moguel chose the latter. Growing up as a girl in Mexico, where the sport of eventing is dominated by men in the military, Daniela—known as Danny to her friends—set out on
- Published in Weekly Feature
Katie Jackson: Finding Strength and Healing Through Horses
Tuesday, January 17 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Kimberly Gatto Portraits by Kristie Scholten Dressage rider Katie Jackson has been passionate about horses for as long as she can remember. It was not just about the riding—it was the bond that developed when caring for horses that truly made Katie whole. That bond would later become a lifeline for Katie as she
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The Physical and Emotional Benefits of Riding
Sunday, January 15 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Margie Sugarman My daughter has decided that she wants to ride horses. She is 11 years old and deals with some emotional as well as physical challenges. We aren’t a wealthy family. However, I’m willing to do for my daughter what needs to be done to afford her the opportunity to grow, mature and
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From Family to Stallions, Life Is Beautiful at Hawksbill Farm
Tuesday, January 10 2023
by Ruby Tevis
Britta Anderson Hawksbill Farm Brooksville, Florida Horse trainer/rider, stallion owner How long have you been part of the horse world? I have been a professional in the hunter-jumper world for 25 years, since I turned 18, but I rode as a Junior when I still lived up north. I was an inner-city kid from a
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Ali Wagstaff: Learning, Teaching and Riding to Win
Tuesday, January 10 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Jennifer DeMaro Portraits by Melissa Fuller Whether the day starts out at the gym boxing or in the arena riding, Ali Wagstaff approaches her daily routine with a winning attitude. In the spring of 2020, she started Mill Pond Farm in Wellington, Florida, just a stone’s throw away from the Winter Equestrian Festival showgrounds,
- Published in Sidelines Feature, Weekly Feature
Barbara Nelson: Preserving Life and Land
Sunday, January 08 2023
by Ruby Tevis
Story and portraits by Nikki Clingerman What do an artist, a philanthropist, a naturalist and a retired CEO have in common? Usually not a whole bunch, but in the case of Barbara Nelson, it’s everything. Barbara is all this and more, especially in the interest of equines and canines. Barbara is building her ever-evolving legacy
- Published in Weekly Feature
Don’t Rush the Learning Process: A Letter to Our Sport’s Future
Sunday, January 08 2023
by Ruby Tevis
By Rob Jacobs Dear Talented and Eager Young Rider, I hope the holiday season was kind to you and allowed for additional hours with your equine friends. As you prepare to create your riding goals for the new year, I hope you set optimistically achievable goals that push the boundaries of your existing experience level
- Published in Weekly Feature