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How to Save Your Tack from the Rain

Wednesday, July 02 2014 by Editor
Downpours can happen unexpectedly, and whether you’re in the show ring, in the middle of a lesson, or out on the trails, you may find yourself unable to keep your tack from getting wet. Did you get caught in the rain
  • Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: architect, classic-equine, february-2013, higher education, industry, laurengallops, pacer-pride, pony tales, september-2013, the hopeful amateur, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

A Look at Mounted Archery

Thursday, June 26 2014 by Editor
The image is one right out of ancient history: the horse freely gallops forward as the rider aims his bow and sends an arrow flying home to its target as the pair gallops on. But thanks to a revival of mounted archery, this ancient art is now becoming a popular sport – one that you may see more and more in the future years. Mounted archery dates back thousands of years, and is one of the earliest forms of warfare.
  • Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: between the ears, classic-equine, december-2013, education, emergency, february-2013, february-2014, in the irons, mounted-archery, pacer-pride

Riding the Arthritic Horse

Wednesday, June 25 2014 by Editor
Arthritis is a common affliction among horses, and it’s especially common in aging horses or those who have heavily competed during their careers. Riding an arthritic horse can be beneficial for the horse, since gentle exercise can help to control and lessen the effects of arthritis. But there are some special considerations you’ll want to make when riding a horse with arthritis
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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, beyond the track, classic-equine, december-2013, february-2013, hopeful-amateur, notes from the field, november-2013, the-barn-book

The Emergency Stop

Friday, June 20 2014 by Editor
If you’ve ever been on a runaway horse, you know how frightening that can be. And if you haven’t been on one yet, then we hope you never have that experience! True, out-of-control runaways are highly dangerous, and stopping them can be a challenge.
  • Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: Along for The Ride, archives, classic-equine, emergency, industry, laurengallops, november-2013, pacer pride, pony tales

Recognizing the Signs of Concussion In a Rider

Wednesday, June 18 2014 by Editor
Last month we featured a blog post on how to handle a rider who’s been in a serious fall. In some cases, it will be plainly evident that a rider is injured – they’re knocked unconscious or they have broken a bone. In other cases, though, the injuries might not be quite so apparent.
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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, beyond the track, classic-equine, december-2013, hopeful-amateur, industry, november-2013, pony tales, the hopeful amateur, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org

What to do when your Horse Rears

Friday, June 13 2014 by Editor
A rearing horse is dangerous and frightening for any rider.
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Tagged under: beyond the track, classic-equine, horse, industry, notes from the field, pacer pride, the classic insider, wordpress-org

Equine History: Secretariat Won the Belmont Stakes with a Stunning 31 Lengths

Monday, June 09 2014 by Editor
June 9 th, 1973 was a historic day in horse racing: It’s the day that Secretariat won the Belmont Stakes with a stunning 31-length lead. With that victory the chestnut Thoroughbred stallion became the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years, and he became a household name at the same time. Secretariat was born on March 30, 1970.
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Tagged under: Along for The Ride, chasin', classic-equine, education, equine history, february-2014, hopeful-amateur, in the irons, notes from the field, pacer-pride, wordpress-org

Is Your Horse Parade-Ready?

Friday, June 06 2014 by Editor
Horses are always the highlight of parades.
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Tagged under: architect, archives, classic, classic-equine, february-2014, hopeful-amateur, pacer-pride, pony tales, tails & trails

Mangalarga Marchador

Monday, June 02 2014 by Editor
If you are a fan of gaited horses, the Mangalarga Marchador might be for you.
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Tagged under: between the ears, breed-profiles, chasin', classic, classic-equine, december-2013, february-2013, higher education, notes from the field, pacer pride, show world, technology

May 22, 1896? The First Meeting Was Held To Create the Devon Horse Show

Monday, May 26 2014 by Editor
On May 22, 1896, the first meeting was held to create the Devon Horse Show. And the show’s founders weren’t fooling around – the first Devon Horse Show was held in Devon-Berwyn, Pennsylvania that July, just a short two months later. The first Devon Horse Show was an entirely different event from what it has grown into today.
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Tagged under: archives, between the ears, classic, classic-equine, education, february-2014, september-2013, the-barn-book
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Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 We have USDF Preside Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 
We have USDF President George William's column today!

This past month, U.S. dressage lost one of its greats. Throughout her equestrian career, Carol Lavell set an example of how hard work, persistence and nose-to-the-grindstone-style commitment can make goals become a reality. She inspired many during her competition years and ultimately left a legacy through The Dressage Foundation that helps others make their dreams come true. Since Carol’s death at the age of 79 on March 27, I have read numerous wonderful tributes to her on social media. Carol’s story is being told by others far better than I can ever pretend to tell it.

Let me just say that her wonderful horse, Gifted, caught the eye and imagination of many. Probably the only Olympic horse to come up through the national levels, Gifted won the USDF Horse of the Year award at nearly all except Training and First levels. We all felt like we knew both horse and rider by the time Carol started showing him at Grand Prix. As a result, we rode with the two of them every time they went down the center line in a major international competition. Writing for USDF Connection in 2014, Jennifer Bryant stated, “The flashy bay 1980 Hanoverian gelding (Garibaldi II – Lola, Lombard) with the enormous movement and range was the first modern American equine dressage superstar.” Not surprisingly, and deservedly so, he was the first horse to be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, Carol and Gifted placed sixth individually, ending a 16-year dry spell to lead the U.S. team to a bronze medal—its first medal since winning the bronze at the Montreal Olympics in 1976.

Read his full article in the May edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio! 

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📸Photo: Carol Lavell with her Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame inducted horse, Gifted.

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