38 SIDELINES MARCH 2012
FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE
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Catching up: Holly Hugo-Vidal
says
she’s excited to be back in California,
having returned from North Carolina
and opened up shop at Showpark, in
Del Mar, where she plans to have a
small group of riders. Holly also will
continue to judge and give clinics. She
has brought her two Frenchies, who
have acquired a love for the beach.
Holly lives in Rancho Santa Fe around
the bend from
Arthur Hawkins
.
Bernie Traurig
, along with
Scott
Hofstetter, Nona Garson and Linda
Andrisani,
judged the hunt seat
divisions of the
College Preparatory
Invitational.
Robert Dover
judged the
dressage competition, a new addition
to the event in its second year. Read
about Bernie’s newest venture in the
next issue of Sidelines.
Cornelia Guest
is a girl of many
talents. She now has a line of jewelry
and handbags that will be carried by
some high end horse show vendors.
“Nell” has teamed up with her old
partner
Mason Phelps
to promote her
new products and we expect to see her
around the horse shows by the end of
season. Welcome back Nell.
And speaking of Mason,
Karen Robinson
has written
his biography. Now this is sure to be a best seller!
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Peter Leone joined members of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association
Board of Directors at their annual meeting in Orlando to share a great story.
The Olympic Silver Medalist’s curiosity inspired him to give the “old college try”
to the collegiate competition format. He also joined the IHSA board meeting
to celebrate the launch of his new book, Peter Leone’s Show Jumping Clinic:
Success Strategies for Equestrian Athletes, written by Leone and Kimberly S.
Jaussi, PhD, herself an avid rider, writer and coach
Photo courtesy Phelps Media Group
While we’re plugging books, we must mention that Olympic
Silver Medalist,
Peter Leone
, has a new book due out in April
that’s sure to be a winner. Peter Leone’s Show Jumping Clinic:
Success Strategies for Equestrian Athletes, written by Leone