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Barn Building 101: Fencing

Thursday, April 25 2013 by Editor

Keeping your horse safe and secure with fencing is one of the best ways to prevent harm to your horse.

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Tagged under: architect, between the ears, building, classic, education, equipment, gate, higher education, in the irons, industry, pony tales, the classic insider

Headed To Rolex, But First A Side Trip to Keeneland Race Track

Thursday, April 25 2013 by Editor

By Jan Westmark-Allan Keeneland Track It rained all day yesterday (Wednesday) but today has dawned bright and beautiful.

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Tagged under: between the ears, beyond the track, editor, education, Kentucky, lexington, olympic sidelines, racehorses, show world, the classic insider, tucker the wunderkind

Sidelines Arrives in the Bluegrass State! Hello Lexington, Hello Campbell House, Hello Rolex!

Tuesday, April 23 2013 by Editor

By Jan Westmark-Allan We are here!! The Campbell House in Lexington, Kentucky. The Kentucky Rolex Three-Day Event begins on Thursday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, and many of the Sidelines staff arrived today! The Bluegrass State is a great place and tomorrow we will head to The Kentucky Horse Park – a favorite destination for horse people.

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Tagged under: crowne plaza, education, hotel, keeneland race track, lexington, lifestyle, tails & trails, thoroughbreds, tucker the wunderkind

The Growing Sport of Horse Agility

Monday, April 22 2013 by Editor

Chances are the term “agility” brings to mind dogs racing over courses of obstacles. But did you know that the sport is quickly gaining popularity among the equestrian community, and that the animals negotiating the courses are horses instead of dogs

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Tagged under: animals, architect, between the ears, beyond the track, classic, education, equipment, in the irons, olympic sidelines, the-classic-insider

A Look at Round Penning

Friday, April 19 2013 by Editor

If you’re lucky enough to board your horse at a barn with a round pen, then you have access to a valuable training tool.

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Tagged under: barn, chasin', classic-equine, education, pasture management, pony tales, round-penning, show world, the classic insider

Audi Ends 2013 High Goal Season With 12-8 Loss To Defending U.S. Open Champion Zacara

Wednesday, April 17 2013 by Editor

WELLINGTON, FL-April 14, 2013—Audi, given new life when Coca-Cola eliminated Zorzal, went down fighting Sunday in the quarterfinals of the 109th Maserati U.S. Open in front of a packed crowd at Isla Carroll East. Leading 5-2 early in the third chukker, Audi lost its momentum in the fourth chukker and was unable to regain its composure ending its rollercoaster season at the hands of defending U.S

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Tagged under: between the ears, classical, education, ganzi, higher education, marc-ganzi, pony tales, sidelines-magazine, tucker the wunderkind

Nation’s Best Compete for Interscholastic Equestrian Association Championship

Wednesday, April 17 2013 by Editor

Cleveland Heights, Ohio—April 12, 2013–More than 350 of the nation’s leading middle school and high school equestrians will converge on The Coliseum at New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, New York Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 21 to compete for top honors in Hunt Seat Classes in the Interscholastic Equestrian Association National Finals (IEA).

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Tagged under: beyond the track, classical, dover saddlery, education, horses, interscholastic, recovery, tucker the wunderkind

Ticks and Horses

Wednesday, April 17 2013 by Editor

Ticks and horses don’t go well together. Depending on your location, you’ll probably have to battle ticks at some point

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Tagged under: beyond the track, chasin', education, horse, horse health, olympic sidelines, prevention, the-classic-insider, victim

Guest Blog: Design for Your Horses’ Sense of Hearing

Tuesday, April 16 2013 by Editor

The post Guest Blog: Design for Your Horses’ Sense of Hearing appeared first on The Classic Insider .

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Tagged under: barn-management, classic, education, equipment, horse country chic, management, pony tales, sidelines

William Fox-Pitt – What’s In This Champion Eventer’s Name?

Sunday, April 14 2013 by Editor

William Fox-Pitt’s autobiography By Jan Westmark-Allan William Fox-Pitt is an Olympian, world-champion and two-time winner of the Kentucky Rolex Three-Day event.