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Wednesday, November 07 2012 / Published in 12-2012, Ingate

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Congratulations to Hugh “Bert” Mutch on a very successful return to the show ring in Del Mar, California! Bert and his wife Jen have been focusing on getting their frozen yogurt shops up and running in the San Francisco Bay area. If you are ever in San Francisco be sure to stop by “Yogurino” and try some of Bert’s gelato…he is truly a man of many talents! As Bert solidifies his roots in California, his friend Joe Norick departs. Joe has made the trek across the country and moved with his wife Sydney and three daughters back to Wellington. Apparently his work with Marshall & Sterling Insurance keeps him very busy on the East coast. Welcome back Joey and Sydney! Bert (right) and John Charlebois were spotted at the Del Mar Fall Festival. Photo by Holly Hugo-Vidal.

You will now find Bev Harrison and The Tack Collection, and all of her wonderful art at their terrific new location in Lafayette, Colorado, where Bev is a 4th generation resident. Be sure and stop by and say hello to Bev, and her friendly dog, Gabel. Bev is very excited about her move and is also planning on giving some equestrian art lessons! Gabel is so happy about the move, he cannot stop wagging his tail!

Media personality Steve Williams enjoyed a wonderful stay at the home of a very controversial former “Housewife of New York” during the Hampton Classic Horse Show. Steve took Jill Zarin and her business manager (and former JR Hunter rider) Sarah Vitale to watch the beautiful Hunters at a lunch hosted by Visse Wedell of Foundation Farm.

Lori Gallander’s great tack store Once Upon A Horse, has moved to a wonderful new location in Franktown, Colorado! Lori will still have all of her terrific consignment merchandise and equestrian inventory for sale. And, as always she will greet you with that wonderful smile of hers. So, come on down to Once Upon a Horse in Franktown – Lori will leave the light on for you!

Two Olympians on board! Missy Clark has announced that Olympic Gold Medalist Peter Wylde will be joining North Run. Peter will be taking over the rides on the Wannahave Group’s Sandor de la Pomme, and Wannahave, in addition to several other horses that are in development. Matt Williams, has also joined North Run and will remain on staff to help with the riding and teaching as he continues to show his Olympic partner, Watch Me, owned by Samantha Tuerk. North Run will be located at Frank and Bonnie Cunniffe’s beautiful Whipstick Farm in Grand Prix Village, as well as in a permanent barn at the show.

Congratulations to Laurie Grayson, Hunter/Jumper trainer on her recent move to JK Ranch in Boulder,Colorado. Laurie’s  business “Just a Little Farm” was in Golden for 25 years and now Laurie, her students, her clients and her horses will be training inBoulder. Laurie would like to especially thank Dale at JK Ranch and her students for all of their wonderful support during the move!

The U.S. Equestrian Team has announced that Jane Forbes Clark has resigned as president and CEO. Jane gave as her reason the fact that she has chosen to British Olympic show jumper Ben Maher to take over the ride on some of her horses. With Ben taking the reins, there is the possibility that one of Jane’s horses might one day be representingGreat Britain. Jane said she did not want any appearance of conflict of interest if one of her horses were to represent Britain while she is president of the U.S. Equestrian Team.

Congratulations to Dr. Susan McQuiddy from Omaha,Nebraska on the purchase of her lovely new bay mare, Frost! Susan purchased Frost in Colorado and will be bringing Frost back to her new home at  Ponca Hills Farm in Nebraska.

Olympic eventing bronze medalist and Pan American Games gold medalist Darren Chiacchia, 48, was admitted to the hospital with fungal meningitis, a rare and potentially deadly infection. At press time, Darren was improving and we wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

With the growing interest in collegiate equestrian teams, The Pin Oak Charity Horse Show hosted the Fourth Annual (THJA) College Equestrian Fair. Young riders who spend countless hours dedicated to the sport in their lower, middle and high school years, graduate and ask themselves, “Now what?” To help address this question, The Pin Oak Club chose a select group of Division l & ll and ISHA colleges in addition to other handpicked schools from around the country with equestrian riding teams as well as equine studies to promote their programs and provide aspiring riders with a “one-stop-shopping” experience to learn what these colleges offer and hopefully find a course of study that fits their goals.

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‼️ROB JACOBS COLUMN‼️ The purpose of this ‼️ROB JACOBS COLUMN‼️

The purpose of this month’s column is to help the young equestrians of our sport develop and maintain healthy friendships within the industry. Cultivating healthy relationships with other members within the industry is not as easy as one may think. As a young equestrian, it may be difficult navigating friendships at the barn and at horse shows. Typically, kids have friendships within the barn they ride at but also friendships with others from different barns in their area. 

Initially, it may seem as though making other friends in the sport would be easy and ideal; after all, there is the common interest of horses. However, because of the natural therapeutic benefits of horses, the sport has a history of attracting all types of people, with a wide range of personalities. This can be both an advantage and a drawback. We are now in an era that acknowledges the growing need to discuss and manage one’s mental health. 

One thing I have learned is that we are likely to notice mental health challenges at an age younger than most people may think. Some of the friendship dynamics I have observed over the years have caused me to pause and really think about the future of our sport. Without looking for a source to blame for the cause of this, i.e. social media, parents, school, teachers, etc., I think if all adults involved worked to encourage, affirm, love, and respect our youth, the likelihood of them developing authentic friendships with their peers may increase.

Both humans and horses were designed to have connected relationships. These relationships allow a greater sense of security when one experiences challenges in life. Cultivating the quality and authenticity of these relationships requires intentional work. 

Thank you Rob for providing your helpful insight on developing healthy relationships. Check out his tips in his column you can find in the link in our bio.
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Don't get caught without your green on today!🍀🍀
 
In today's featured article, we have Jessica Howington, who is dressed for the occasion in her green shirt! Jessica is the Owner/Rider at CrownView Dressage, a Realtor with Showcase Properties of Central Florida, and a Nurse Practitioner! Jessica has been involved with horses since she was a little girl. Everything from bareback to eventing she tried until she found her love for dressage.

Today, she and her family own CrownView Dressage, a 157-acre training, boarding, and breeding facility in Ocala, Florida. Jessica started training and teaching but felt as if her life was still missing something. Until Jessica focused on horses full-time, she didn’t realize how important the healthcare field was to her life. Jessica missed seeing patients and being in the medical field. Jessica is now back to working again as a nurse practitioner while also focusing on training her five competition horses, including her Grand Prix mare Cavalia. 

Jessica feels lucky 🍀 to have two amazing parents who have supported her in all of her endeavors and instilled the importance of work ethic, morals, dedication, and sacrifice. 

You can read all about Jessica and how she's finding fulfillment in her busy lifestyle in this month's edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio for more 

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Like many equestrians, eventer Devon Tresan is no Like many equestrians, eventer Devon Tresan is no stranger to balancing a busy schedule. From serving as president of the Pony Club South Region Youth Board to working on her online high school courses and modeling gigs, Devon has nearly every minute of her time planned out. And with her horses right in her backyard in Ball Ground, Georgia, she wouldn’t have it any other way.

Devon’s fast-paced lifestyle stems from growing up around her parents’ animal casting business, Animal Casting Atlanta, where they train and provide animals for projects in the film industry. Devon’s parents, Carol and Greg, took her on her first film job at just two weeks old; both parents pushed Devon toward acting when she was younger. While Devon didn’t want to be an actor herself, she did follow in their footsteps with her love of animals, especially horses. 

“My parents’ company has provided animals for ‘The Hunger Games,’ ‘Black Panther,’ ‘Suicide Squad,’ a majority of the Marvel TV shows, ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ and so many more,” Devon said.

Devon started her equestrian journey when she was 9 years old. Initially, the Tresans bought a flashy gray Welsh pony, I Am Superman, for Devon to take in the hunter ring. However, Superman lived up to his name and proved to be too speedy for the job. 

“He was super cute and just a great little ride,” Devon said, “but he was still a pony! He made me work hard for everything we accomplished together. I was lucky enough to ride with a trainer who did both hunters and eventing, so we were able to switch disciplines pretty easily. Those eventing lessons together kickstarted my love for the sport.”

Read all about Devon and her busy life in this month's edition of Sidelines Magazine. Click the link in our bio for more
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