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Leslie Ann Guilbault: Turning a Runaway Pony Into a Grand Prix Prospect

Tuesday, September 11 2018 by Editor

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Barbara Bower

When doctors told then-12-year-old Leslie Ann Guilbault she’d never fully heal or be able to ride again, it was horses that made the difference in her recovery. Not only did she heal fully … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Feature

Tagged under: barbara grover, britney grover, dressage, Leslie Ann Guilbault, rescue

Dressage & Beyond with Charlotte Bredahl

Wednesday, August 15 2018 by Editor

Charlotte Bredahl was a member of the 1992 bronze medal U.S. Olympic dressage team in Barcelona riding Monsieur. In 1997, she was part of the silver–winning team at the North American Championship on Lugano. She trained both horses … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Tagged under: dressage

August 2018 – Table of Contents

Wednesday, July 25 2018 by Website Editor

40 Ingate (Full Article)

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FEATURES

12 Brooke Giacin:

Focusing on Equitation

and Photography

18 Show Jumper Brian Walker

Answers Your Questions

24 Lilli Hymowitz:

Instagram, Horses

and New Opportunities

30 Everything Eventing

with … [Read more]

Published in 08-2018, Front Cover

Diane Roth Combines Horse Sense With Fashion Sense

Tuesday, May 29 2018 by Editor

By Dani Moritz-Long

Horse. Of the millions of words in the English language, this was Diane Roth’s first uttering — a word, mind you, that completely perplexed her urbanite parents, who found the equestrian term to be nearly as foreign … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Tagged under: dani moritz-long, Diane Roth, dressage, fashion, l'armoire

Juan Matute Guimón: The Passion to Expand a Legacy

Wednesday, March 28 2018 by Editor

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Shawna Simmons

Juan Matute Guimón is one of a select group of riders whose passion and talent for horses was inherited from a successful equestrian parent. Juan’s father, Juan Matute Sr., won the 1982 Young … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Spotlight

Tagged under: dressage, Juan Matute Guimón, yeguada de ymas

Julio Mendoza: Following His Dreams From Ecuador to the U.S. – Dedicated Dressage Rider Brought Home The Gold at the Bolivarian Games

Sunday, March 04 2018 by Editor

By Dani Moritz-Long

“Believe in yourself and follow your dreams.” These are the simple but sage words of wisdom fourth-generation horseman Julio Mendoza’s grandfather left Julio with shortly before passing away.

“That’s something I’ve carried close to the heart,” Julio … [Read more]

Published in General, Weekly Feature

Tagged under: bolivarian games, dani moritz-long, dressage, Julio Mendoza

February 2018 – Table of Contents

Tuesday, January 23 2018 by Website Editor

34 Ingate (Full Article)

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FEATURES

14 Abigail Brayman:

Hard Work Helps

Dreams Come True

20 Charity:

Give Back for

Special Equestrians

24 Eric Hasbrouck:

The Future Is Now

28 Show Jumper Brian Walker… [Read more]

Published in 02-2018, Front Cover

Christine Traurig on Riding & Dressage

Thursday, January 11 2018 by Editor

A sought-after trainer and clinician, American Olympic dressage rider Christine Traurig was born and raised on her parents’ breeding farm near Verden, Germany. She rode and trained for the Hanoverian Elite Sales in Verden before moving to the United States … [Read more]