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Don’t Forget What To Do When it Goes Wrong

Thursday, July 14 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Rob Jacobs

 

One thing is for sure: When riding horses, it goes wrong for us all. Whether you show on a nationally recognized level or if you ride throughout your local trails, occasionally, things will go opposite of … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Tagged under: equestrian, equitation, hunters, Rob Jacobs

Unbridled With John Roper

Monday, July 04 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Britney Grover

 

 

John Roper absolutely loves watching high-end equitation. “To watch well-trained Junior riders on good horses negotiating difficult courses without a bobble is beautiful. It’s like magic,” he said. That enjoyment hasn’t gotten old even after 40 … [Read more]

  • Published in What's Happenin'
Tagged under: equestrian, equitation, horses, John roper

Martha Ingram’s Family Ties, From Horses to Philanthropy 

Monday, June 27 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Brenda Black

 

With the last name of Ingram, Martha Ingram was destined to have horses as a central part of her life. “Growing up in an equestrian family has been amazing. There really isn’t … [Read more]

  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: equestrian, equitation, hunters, Martha Ingram

Judge’s Spotlight: John French

Monday, June 27 2022 by Ruby Tevis
Judge’s Spotlight: John French
Our Judge’s Spotlight for the upcoming 2022 Menlo Charity Horse Show shines on Hunter legend and renown horseman, John French. Truly one of the sport’s most natural talents, John achieved high performance success in both the
… [Read more]
  • Published in Show World
Tagged under: equestrian, equitation, hunters, John French, Menlo charity show

Caitlin Boyle: From Horse Family to Horse Professional

Wednesday, June 22 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

 

Caitlin Boyle may not have been born in a barn, but it didn’t take her long to get there. As the daughter of horse show manager, judge and trainer Pat Boyle, barn time … [Read more]

  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: auburn, caitlin-boyle, equestrian, equitation, hunter, jumpers, show jumping

An Industry In Need of Your Talent

Thursday, June 16 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Rob Jacobs

 

Like most Junior riders, when I was a child I thought the only paths in the equestrian industry were the ones I saw regularly. The trainer, barn manager, blacksmith and the veterinarian play active roles in … [Read more]

  • Published in What's Happenin'
Tagged under: equitation, hunter-jumper, hunters, jumpers, Rob Jacobs, thermal

Amira Kettaneh: On a Champion Path

Monday, June 13 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Victoria Sheehan

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

 

 

Amira Kettaneh looks out of the truck window as the New England landscape blurs by. Luckily, she doesn’t get car sick anymore and the eight-hour roundtrip commutes don’t seem that bad. … [Read more]

  • Published in Weekly Feature
Tagged under: Amira kettaneh, campino th, equestrian, equitation, gossip sa, Heritage Farm, wellington

2022 HITS Ocala—Ocala, Florida

Thursday, May 26 2022 by Ruby Tevis

 

The first annual William “Bill” Ellis Memorial Conformation Grand Hunter Champion Award is presented to Hendricks, ridden by Ehrin Rittmueller for owner Bitsy Woods, the winner of the Pyranha Grand Circuit Champion Award for the Conformation Hunter … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Feature
Tagged under: derby, equine, equitation, hits ocala, hunters, show jumping

Emma Callanan: Horses by Birth, Horsemanship by Choice

Tuesday, February 08 2022 by Ruby Tevis

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Hannah Waroway

Horses are more than a hobby for Emma Callanan; they’re the reason she gets out of bed each morning. Born into an equestrian family, Emma can’t recall a day without horses in her … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Feature
Tagged under: catch riding, equitation, hunter-jumper, junior rider

Sterling Malnik: Success in Three Rings 

Tuesday, November 09 2021 by Ruby Tevis

Story & Portraits by Ruby Tevis

For Sterling Malnik, growing up in Palm Beach County, Florida, was the perfect place for a horse-loving girl to spend her childhood. With five siblings and four half-siblings, Sterling’s childhood was never short of … [Read more]

  • Published in Sidelines Feature
Tagged under: equitation, hunter derby, pony hunter, show jumping, Sterling Malnik
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Day 3️⃣ of our Hot Horseman takeover! 🔥Ch Day 3️⃣ of our Hot Horseman takeover! 

🔥Chava Cortez🔥
When Chava Cortez first came to the U.S. on vacation from his home country of Mexico, he didn’t anticipate he’d not only move here but also pick up a career he had never even considered. “I decided to come to New York on vacation, and then I decided to stay and try out a job as a groom,” he said. “I never thought of doing this! But I fell in love with horses.”

Now, Chava lives on Long Island and grooms for Kristina Muse’s Beach Acre Farm in Sagaponack, New York, where he also gets to ride on occasion just for fun. “Chava is the best!” Kristina said. “He’s been a part of Beach Acre for about eight years now and we consider him like family. He takes the utmost care of our horses, and always keeps the entire barn running smoothly!”

Outside of work and horses, Chava is passionate about fashion and soccer, and enjoys socializing with friends and traveling. Key to Chava’s success is that he makes a point of approaching everything he does with 100% commitment. “I’ve been doing this for almost 10 years and I’ve been fortunate to have been able to work with some great people in the industry,” he said. “My career is busy; this industry is always on the move. But I love horses, the travel, and meeting other people in the industry.”
📸Photo by Melissa Fuller
Day 2️⃣ of our Hot Horseman takeover! 🔥Ne Day 2️⃣ of our Hot Horseman takeover! 

🔥Neal Tredinnick🔥

When Neal Tredinnick became a farrier 20 years ago, he never would have dreamed that he would shoe all across the world for multiple international championships, including two Olympic gold-medal horses. “I never appreciated the places horses can take you!” he said. “The places I’ve been and experiences I’ve had throughout my career have been amazing.”

Neal has been passionate about horses from the time he saw them grazing in the English countryside on his way to and from school in Essex. He begged for riding lessons, began riding at 9 and got his first pony at 11. From there, working with horses was his dream: He passed his Pony Club tests as well as the British Horse Society Exams, saved money from local jobs and put himself through the UK’s rigorous four-year farrier school, beginning his career in 2002. He shoed for Ben Maher for over 18 years—including four Olympic Games—before moving with his family to Wellington, Florida, last year.

Being a farrier in Florida is very different from England. “The very first thing that comes to mind is that I’m not constantly soaking wet, freezing cold and covered in mud!” Neal shared. He, his wife and their three children are enjoying the sun, having their own horses at their farm, spending time on the water and all other aspects of their new life in Florida.

At work, Neal enjoys a tight team and top-tier roster of clients. “They make me feel valued and appreciated, and I honestly love going to work every day,” he said. “I work very closely with Dr. Alex Rey and I have to credit him for the time he has dedicated and the additional skills that he’s taught me since I’ve been in the USA. I’ve learned so much from him, and feel blessed that we have such a great team. The sun is shining, the barns I work at are beautiful and we have a very exciting group of horses to support moving forward. Everything is positive!”

📸Photo by Melissa Fuller
Happy December 1st! Now the fun begins! 13 days of Happy December 1st! Now the fun begins! 13 days of Hot Horseman Christmas! To start us off is our featured hot horseman Woods Baughman! 

Growing up in Lexington, Kentucky, Woods Baughman was surrounded daily by all things horse. Driving through Lexington, he couldn’t help but see horses, whether they were in a field along the road, on billboards advertising upcoming equestrian events or on street signs—as even the roads are named after horses.
As a child, Woods and his non-horsey family attended a rodeo that came to the area. Immediately, Woods knew what he wanted to be when he grew up: a rodeo rider. “That’s when the nagging to my parents about wanting to ride began. Eventually, they caved in and signed me up for English riding lessons, with the agreement that if I stuck with it, I could switch to Western and go down the rodeo path,” Woods said.

Woods never made it to the rodeo circuit, as another equestrian event in Lexington captured his heart. When Woods was 6 years old, his grandfather heard about “some horse thing” that was taking place at the Kentucky Horse Park. That “horse thing” just happened to be the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. While bull riding initially won Woods over, watching the horses gallop the cross-country course left Woods awestruck.

Get to know Woods in this month's edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio for more!  And keep your eyes 👀 out for the 1️⃣2️⃣ other men featured this month! 🎄

📸Portraits by Melissa Fuller

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