A Chat With Dressage Rider Genay Vaughn
High school senior Genay Starr Vaughn grew up riding in sunny California, where her mom, Michele Vaughn, is a dressage rider and trainer. “My mom started riding dressage when I was little which had a big influence on me. I … [Read more]
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New Vocations – Giving Racehorses A Fresh Start
In 1992, Dot Morgan founded the New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program to re-train and find new “jobs” for Standardbreds and Thoroughbreds after their careers in harness and on the flat came to a halt. The program, a 501(c)3 public charity; … [Read more]
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Behind the Scenes with Sean O’Keefe Events
Events Planner Sean O’Keefe says, “I am a horseman and a part of an incredible community of generous and gifted people. The EAF represents to me a gathering of like minded, good-hearted people who care for each other and those … [Read more]
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First the Sidelines Triathlon… Then the Tetrathlon
A little background on the Sidelines Tetrathlon.
About ten years ago … give or take one or two memory lapses on our part, The Sidelines Equestrian Triathlon came about as the brainchild of some of the Sidelines staff. While we … [Read more]
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Gold Rush Fever comes to Wellington!
The Wild, Wild West returns for the second-annual Sidelines Equestrian Tetrathlon to benefit the Equestrian Aid Foundation on Sunday, February 5, 2012, at the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center in West Palm Beach, Florida. Not your average competition, the Tetrathlon brings … [Read more]
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Five Questions for Eduardo Tame
Eduardo Tame spends time in Mexico City and at the house his father bought in Houston Texas. He’s a writer and served as press officer for the 2011 Guadalajara Pan American Games. He rides three horses a day and enjoys … [Read more]
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On Course With Schaefer Raposa
Successful junior rider Schaefer Raposa is a star in the show ring and the talented equestrian has learned the horse business from the best possible source – her family. Schaefer is the daughter of equestrians David and Kara Raposa and … [Read more]
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Richard Lamb: A Well-Balanced Horseman
Horses have taken Richard Lamb around the world. His most recent adventure took place at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico where he coached the US Pentathletes: Margaux Isaksen (individual women’s gold medal), Suzanne Stettinius, Dennis Bowsher and … [Read more]
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Duplicating Greatness? Clones and Sport Horse Breeding
Put the best mare to the best stallion and hope for the best sums up the gamble of breeding. The hopes and dreams that arise during 11 months of gestation escalate when that spindly, splay-legged foal enters the world. To … [Read more]
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Iron Spring Farm—More Than 35 Years of Making History
Totilas. Exquis Nadine. Ravel. Judgement ISF. These are just a few of the international superstars carrying the blood of Iron Spring Farm stallions. For more than 35 years, the farm has made some of the best European bloodlines available to … [Read more]
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