May 2022 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, April 19 2022
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS Eventing Kimmy Cecere—Finding Her Life’s Calling 30 Art George Charriez—Turning the Four Elements Into Art 34 Dressage Stephany Fish Crossman—Bridging the Dressage Gap 38 Eventing With Liz Halliday-Sharp Eventing Fact—You Will Sometimes Fall Off 40 Art Jesse Hall—The Blind Blacksmith
- Published in 05-2022, Front Cover
January 2022 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, December 21 2021
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 24 Kimmy Risser Raising Hunters Right at Hickory Manor 32 Will Ersland Brought Back to Horses by Art 36 Tootie Anderson Jumping the Odds 44 Love on a Leadline Maryland Pony Breeders 46 Derek Braun If You Build It, They Will
- Published in 01-2022, Front Cover
Where Has All the Suppleness Gone?
Friday, November 13 2020
by George Williams In my columns, I try to touch on all things dressage. As in every sport, there are many different aspects, several of which I’ve discussed in previous columns. Once in a while I feel compelled to speak out about the principles of dressage training, and now is one of those times. The
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The Summer That Never Was
Wednesday, September 16 2020
By George Williams The summer that never was: Yes, it sounds like the title of a book you might have read while at the beach during a normal summer. In many respects, as youth coach, this past summer basically feels like it never was. Summer is when some of our most important events normally happen
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Reflecting on Retirement
Wednesday, August 19 2020
By George Williams Our family recently retired a 10-year-old gelding. These are the moments that tend to make us pause to reflect on why we do what we do. As we get older, one of the many questions we grapple with is, when is the appropriate time to retire? For many of us, especially in
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The Critical Role of Coaches
Saturday, July 25 2020
By George Williams One third of youth drop out of sports between the ages of 6 and 12. Of those, 25 percent drop out due to poor coaching. I heard this surprising and depressing statistic while attending a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee/Athlete Development Model (USOPC/ADM) forum for youth coaches a little over a year
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Dressage: Getting to Know George Williams
Thursday, January 23 2020
By Britney Grover. Portraits by Melissa Fuller - Sidelines is thrilled to introduce George Williams as our new monthly dressage columnist.
George has dedicated his life to dressage as a rider, coach, clinician and volunteer. After beginning his dressage education with Egon von Neindorff in Germany, George followed his mentor, Karl Mikolka, to ride and train with the Tempel Lipizzans for 20 years, including being program director for 13. He then pursued his own competitive goals to ride on a U.S. team and succeeded with Rocher, earning many championships and culminating in fifth place at the 2003 World Cup in Sweden, team bronze at CHIO Aachen in 2005 and USDF Grand Prix and Grand Prix Freestyle Horse of the Year.
- Published in Weekly Feature
January 2020 – Table of Contents
Monday, December 16 2019
62 Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 22 Coursewalk With Heather Caristo 26 Ryan Pedigo: Part of the Family 36 Charity: Little Victories at Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center 42 Mona Snell: Through the Eyes of an Artist & Horsewoman 48 Dressage: Getting To Know
- Published in 01-2020, Front Cover
Trainers Converge on Florida for 2013 Dressage Season
Monday, January 07 2013
They’re Back Trainers Converge on Florida for 2013 Dressage Season Wellington, FL (January 7, 2013) – Every year Wellington, Florida becomes a mecca for the who’s who in the world of dressage, the new year kicks off with the arrival of hundreds of riders and trainers, their horses and dreams for the season.
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