32 SIDELINES MARCH 2014
FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE
For the first time ever, the
Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event
Presented by Land Rover
will include a team challenge when
it returns to the
Kentucky Horse Park
in Lexington, Kentucky,
April 24-27. The
Dubarry of Ireland Nations Team Challenge
will award $20,000 in prize money, while helping national teams
prepare for the team competition at the 2014 FEI World Equestrian
Games next summer.
The Adequan/USEF Open Reining National Championship
will be held as part of the
Kentucky Reining Cup
, which is being
run in conjunction with the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event
presented by Land Rover, April 24-27 at the Kentucky Horse Park
in Lexington, Kentucky. The Reining championship will also serve
as the Selection Trial for the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian
Games U.S. Reining Team. Because of the Trials, the schedule is
expanding to three days!
Horse lovers and readers alike will all love the newly released
sequel,
A Horse to Treasure
, by Juliana Hutchings.
The young
author wrote her first novel,
AHorse to Remember
, when she was
14-years-old. Upon her college graduation from the
University of
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South Carolina
Juliana said, “I
never planned on making it a
series, but I like to keep busy so
I sat down and started typing.
Six months later the book was
complete.” Juliana has also
started her own publishing
company, Little Egypt Press.
A
Horse to Treasure
is available
Big news for
Sidelines
! We
are pleased to
announce that
we are launching
an
interactive
d i g i t a l
magazine
with
our
February
issue. The digital
edition will be
available on all
IOS and Android
devices, as well
as the Kindle
Fire.
Digital
access will be
available to all
print subscribers
– so now is a
great time to
subscribe or renew! Look for the Sidelines App this February.
The State of
Wyoming
,
and friends all across the
country, will miss dear friend
Don Gerlach
. All 5’2” of
Don was a joy and the
equestrian community lost a
great one. We will miss his
loyal friendship, huge heart,
unconventional riding style
and loving relationships with
his horses. Don, you will be
missed but will always be in
our hearts.
