The Trainer in Each of Us
Saturday, February 13 2021 by Ruby Tevis
By George Williams So, here’s the question: If you’re a professional, do you consider yourself a trainer? Or are you a coach, or an instructor? Or both? Or all three? These three terms have a tendency to be treated as all the same thing. In my opinion, they are not the same. The USEF has
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Jennifer Williams: Gratitude, Passion and Dreams on the Horizon
Wednesday, February 03 2021 by Ruby Tevis
By Ruby Tevis Portraits by Melissa Fuller For Jennifer Williams, it’s all about positive thinking. Instead of measuring her success by wins or losses, Jennifer focuses on one thing only — gratitude. The international dressage rider has earned championship titles, trained multiple horses from the ground to Grand Prix and built a business around her
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February 2021 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, January 19 2021 by Website Editor
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 22 Hannah Famulak Juggling Three Rings With Time Management Skills 28 Dressage The Trainer in Each of Us 32 Daniel and Cathy Geitner Building a Business and a Family 36 Andrew Welles Getting a Start in the Hunter-Jumper World 38 Marie
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Tagged under: Allegra and Octavia Peardon, andrew welles, boyd-martin, Chloe Smyth, Daniel and Cathy Geitner, dressage, Hannah Famulak, hunter-jumper, Jennifer Williams, Jimmy Lee, Layne Brogden, Marie Gray, Melissa Blades, Sidelines Superstar, Taylor St. Jacques, The Amayas, The Clipper Guy, thoroughbreds, Tim Gaskell, Time Management, Tom Foley
Nick Alexander Phillips: Pony Fever to Boutique Breeder
Wednesday, January 13 2021 by Ruby Tevis
By Laura Scaletti Portraits by Lori Ovanessian From pony rides in the park to piaffing on Andalusians, Nick Alexander Phillips has spent his life loving all creatures great and small. Today, along with his partner, Brian, Nick lives his best equestrian life at home on his ranch in Los Angeles County, California. “We have a
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A Traditionalist’s View on the FEI Helmet Rule
Saturday, December 19 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By George Williams Rules in general tend to be boring, even to dressage people. However, they’re important because they affect how we play the game. Rules help to establish a level playing field, they help protect the safety of our riders as well as the welfare of our horses, and they frequently determine how our
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Rebecca Waite: Worth the Wait to Make it to the Top
Friday, December 11 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Ruby Tevis Portraits by Melissa Fuller Rebecca Waite’s passion for horses is in her DNA. The daughter of a horse-loving mother, Rebecca has followed her heart from her family’s vegetable farm in Houlton, Maine, across the country to international dressage competitions in Wellington, Florida. After working her way up from stall cleaner to head
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Dressage Life, Writing, Winning Awards and Adopting a Horse
Monday, November 30 2020 by Ruby Tevis
Ruby Tevis Lexington, KY College student, journalist and dressage rider How long have you been part of the horse world? I totally caught the horse bug as a freshman in high school, when I started leasing a sweet Arabian dressage pony named Remy. He taught me the joy of loving a horse — that there
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Carly Taylor-Smith: Victorious in Great Britain and America
Wednesday, November 18 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Ruby Tevis Portraits by Kristin Lee For British transplant Carly Taylor-Smith, dressage is more than a sport — it’s a way of life. Born into a horse family in Kent, England, Carly was riding before she could speak a complete sentence. Carly’s passion for dressage led her to compete internationally as a young rider,
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December 2020 – Table of Contents
Sunday, November 15 2020 by Website Editor
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 26 Jay Moore Blessed With an Authentic Experience 32 Lisa & Brent Workman Grand Prix Through Grand Mal With Help From the Horse World 40 Eventing With Boyd Martin 42 Morgan Cameron Finding Home in Life and Art 46 Molly Sewell
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Tagged under: 2020 Holiday Gift Guide, Adrienne Lyle, barns, Carly Taylor-Smith, charity, Clubs, dressage, Equestrian Law, farms, Grand Prix Through Grand Mal, Halie Robinson, Jay Moore, Jennifer Burger, Jennifer Ridgely, Lisa & Brent Workman, Molly Sewell, Morgan Cameron, Noah Stanlaske, Ride-Sharing, ruby tevis, sport psychology, trainers
Morgan Cameron: Finding Home in Life and Art
Saturday, November 07 2020 by Ruby Tevis
By Shya Beth While traveling the world and going on countless adventures, Morgan Cameron’s passion for horses and art have always had a special place in her heart. Growing up with horses, it was only natural that drawing and painting them was in her future. “I was born and raised in the small town of
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