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Fieldstone Summer Showcase Partners With Children’s Wish Foundation International As Official Charity Partner

Wednesday, July 24 2013 by Editor

Halifax, MA – July 22, 2013 - The anticipation is building as the Fieldstone Summer Showcase starting date is drawing closer.

Published in Show World, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: chasin', children, director, education, girl, government, higher education, insurance, show world, tails & trails, the classic insider, united-states

The Marwari

Monday, July 22 2013 by Editor

The Marwari is an interesting, unique looking breed. Its long history dates back to the 1100’s, making today’s breed an important part of Indian culture. History The Marwari breed originated in the Marwar region of India

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: archives, beyond the track, british, budget, education, horse country chic, horses, in the irons, indian, marwari, show world

Hannah Holik and Dahlila Conquer the Competition in 3’6″ Performance Hunters at Summer in the Rockies V

Friday, July 19 2013 by Editor

Parker, CO – July 18, 2013 - Hannah Holik is moving up the ranks in the jumpers and showing that she is capable of dominant performances in the hunter ring as well. She and Czech Mate LLC’s Dahlila notched two wins on Wednesday and placed well on Thursday to secure the championship in the 3’6″ Performance Working Hunters, with Ashley Keeler and Emma Willsky’s Simply Said taking the reserve.

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Martien van der Hoeven and Zeldenrust Z Take Charge at Horse Shows by the Bay

Friday, July 19 2013 by Editor

The Texas-based professional gallops to a convincing victory in the $2,500 CMJ Sporthorse 1.40m Speed Stake at Flintflields Horse Park.

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Tagged under: archives, children, christmas, education, holiday, houston, learning, olympic sidelines, sidelines-magazine, tails & trails

“Two Stepping Under the Stars”

Thursday, July 18 2013 by Editor

The San Juan Capistrano Equestrian Coalition would like to announce a new summer event “ Two Stepping Under the Stars ” on Saturday, August 10 th .

Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs

Tagged under: beyond the track, education, higher education, horse country chic, management, sidelines, stepping-under, under-the-stars, what's happenin'

Flexion Tests

Wednesday, July 17 2013 by Editor

If you’ve ever had a lameness exam performed on your horse, or if you’ve had a possible purchase horse evaluated with a pre-purchase exam, then chances are you’ve seen your vet perform a flexion test. Do you know just how flexion tests work, and why they’re used? So What Is a Flexion Test?

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: beyond the track, classical, classical dressage, education, flexion-test, horse, horse country chic, olympic sidelines, soaking-hay

James Lala Provides Homes to Unwanted Mares at His Wellington Quarantine

Tuesday, July 16 2013 by Editor

Wellington, FL- July 16, 2013 - James Lala’s Wellington Quarantine provides federally required CEM testing for the importation of mares and stallions from Europe. The requirement for stallions is that they breed two test mares each by live cover. Then, the bred mares must be tested and found negative for CEM.

Published in Tails & Trails, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: agriculture, education, festival, horse country chic, horses, james-lala, sidelines-magazine, the classic insider, wellington, wellington-fl

Kenya and Caitlyn Shiels Triumph in $2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby at Horse Shows by the Bay

Monday, July 15 2013 by Editor

They clinch their first derby victory in the Walgreens-sponsored event.

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Tagged under: between the ears, blue, caitlyn-shiels, education, horse country chic, in the irons, show-world, sidelines-magazine, tails & trails, tucker the wunderkind

Classical Dressage

Monday, July 15 2013 by Editor

In modern-day dressage, much of the training emphasis is put on preparing for tests and dressage shows. A horse’s success in the show ring is thought to represent his success as a dressage mount

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: archives, beyond the track, development, education, horse sports, in the irons, olympic sidelines, show world, the-classic-insider

David Marcus Debuts New Mount, Don Altena

Sunday, July 14 2013 by Editor

By Jan Westmark-Allan “Don Altena made his competition debut under Canadian Olympian David Marcus at the CornerStone Summer Festival held July 12 to 14 at Caledon Equestrian Park in Palgrave, ON.” Photo Credit – Ally Dunlop Canadian Olympic Dressage rider David Marcus appeared on the April cover of Sidelines Magazine with his gorgeous Olympic partner Chrevi’s Capital. I had the pleasure of attending the photo shoot (at Tuny Page’s Stillpoint Farm in Wellington, Florida) and it was a great shoot! Photographer Sue Stickle took a zillion photos (not sure it that is an accurate number) and David and Chrevi were great sports – not to mention very photogenic! After the photo shoot, David saddled up his other great mount Don Kontes and rode him in the indoor for us. It was beautiful – poetry in motion.