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Good old fashioned 200 plus equitation finals…

Wednesday, October 29 2014 by Editor
On the week prior to the 2014 Maclay finals to be held in Kentucky next Sunday, I cannot help but long for the days of old before there was anything called the “regionals.” I understand the need to limit the amount of participants in the actual class because of time constraints, and space problems, and I don’t actually disagree with the concept, it’s just the giant, all in, finals appeals to me. I cannot help but like the idea of a good old fashioned, two hundred – two seventy plus equitation class that takes all day.
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, bridge, bridge-farm, castlewood farm, entries, hatchaway-bridge-farm, in the irons, show world, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

The Good & Bad of horse people on Facebook.

Saturday, August 09 2014 by Editor
Facebook has taken over the horse world for better or worse. (For better: A) A. You can see what your friends have won at that special event.
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, between the ears, education, florida, higher education, in the irons, notes from the field, november-2012, schooling, the hopeful amateur

Visiting Hickstead

Thursday, May 15 2014 by Editor
The famous Hickstead bank I recently traveled to England on a horse shopping excursion to find some equine prospects to bring back home to the United States. We bisected the entire country in 4 days and rode about 65 horses (but who’s counting). One of the highlights of our trip was visiting the world renowned Hickstead horse show grounds and the home of the biggest equine bank jump in the world
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, august-2013, coward, education, in the irons, notes from the field, pacer pride, pony tales, show world, trackchasin

More Hero, Than Coward

Sunday, October 06 2013 by Editor
By Alan Korotkin     Editor’s Note: Alan is at a horse show and sent in his blog, but didn’t have access to a photo to go with it – so we picked out the photo. After you read his blog, hopefully you will agree that the photo fits
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, classic-insider, coward, equitation-time, girls, jumpers, laurengallops, olympic sidelines, the classic insider

Teaching Adults vs. Juniors riders

Thursday, May 02 2013 by Editor
There are various differences between teaching adults to ride and teaching juniors. 1. Juniors bounce when they fall, adults tend to break.
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, archives, at-long-last, between the ears, chasin', december-2012, november-2012, pony tales, september-2012, teaching-adults, the classic insider

Completing the Marathon (that is WEF)

Monday, April 08 2013 by Editor
My blog has been quiet for several months as Castlewood Farm, Inc. competed at the 2013 Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington
  • Published in In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: alan-korotkin, at-long-last, beach, education, florida, forever-young, horse country chic, olympic sidelines, tails & trails, tucker the wunderkind, usef

Searching for contenders.

Sunday, December 30 2012 by Editor
Like a baseball team, I try to build contenders. I try to build contenders from the hands (riders and horses) I am dealt. The kids and adults come to me with goals and aspirations, and I attempt to coach them into successful horsemen and hopefully winners
  • Published in General, In the Irons, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: adventures with angelea, alan-korotkin, archives, at-long-last, beyond the track, higher education, horses, in-the-irons, injecting perspective, professional, tails & trails, the offside

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