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Classic Q&A: Important Considerations When Planning Your Barn

Thursday, October 17 2013 by Editor

Building a barn is an exciting time. Your dream barn is probably filled with all kinds of great options, like heaters and wash stalls. But when you sketch out the barn’s layout, there are many important aspects that often go overlooked, and this can lead to trouble and necessitate problem-solving down the line

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: adoption, architect, barn, equipment, higher education, horse country chic, january-2013, september-2013, show world, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Lillie Keenan Wins Pessoa/ US Hunter Seat Equitation Medal Finals At Pennsylvania National Horse Show

Tuesday, October 15 2013 by Editor

Harrisburg, PA – October 13, 2013 – Lillie Keenan, of New York, NY, topped a field of 234 starters today, winning the coveted Pessoa/ US Hunter Seat Equitation Medal in the Final riding CLEARWAY at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. Lillie Keenan wins Pessoa/US Hunter Seat Equitation Medal Final “I’m very, very excited!”, exclaimed Keenan. “To have won this title after coming second last year means the world to me”

Published in Show World, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: alexandria desiderio, allison toffolon, archives, casablanca, higher education, horse country chic, november-2012, pennsylvania, september-2012, sydney shulman, tails & trails

Casablanca, ELG Play Sunday For USPA Kay Colee Memorial Trophy At Grand Champions Polo Club

Sunday, October 13 2013 by Editor

WELLINGTON, FL-Oct. 11, 2013—-After a full day of polo at Palm City and Grand Champions Polo Clubs, Casablanca and ELG emerged the finalists for Sunday’s USPA Kay Colee Memorial Tournament presented by The Tackeria. The championship final is at 10 a.m

Published in Show World, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: beyond the track, higher education, horse country chic, laurengallops, november-2012, pennsylvania, pony tales, show world, the classic insider

The Adoption Option

Friday, October 11 2013 by Editor

Have you ever considered adopting a horse? There are many horses in need of homes, and one of these horses might be just right for you

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Tagged under: between the ears, beyond the track, children, education, higher education, horse-basics, laurengallops, olympic sidelines, september-2013, stalls, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org

Comfortable Flooring for Your Stalls

Thursday, October 10 2013 by Editor

Your horse spends a large part of his life in his stall, and as winter arrives he’ll probably be spending more time than normal standing indoors. You can keep him comfortable by providing him with a good flooring system for his stall. Today Greg, Classic Equine Equipment Regional Sales Manager, discusses two flooring systems that Classic Equine Equipment has available

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: architect, barn, beyond the track, children, classic, classic q&a, classic-equine, daily-grooming, health, higher education, september-2013, wordpress-org

Pablo Barrios Wins 2013 Hagyard Challenge Series $50,000 Leading Rider Award

Tuesday, October 08 2013 by Editor

Lexington, KY – October 8, 2013 – After dominating the 2013 Hagyard Challenge Series throughout the spring and summer, Venezuelan rider Pablo Barrios finally captured the $50,000 Hagyard Leading Rider Award. He and his talented mount Zara Leandra kicked off the Series by winning the first Hagyard Lexington Classic in May, and they then garnered wins in both the third and fourth events, as well as placing second in the $25,000 Hagyard Lexington Classic at the Bluegrass Festival Horse Show.

Published in Show World, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: classic-insider, december-2012, february-2013, higher education, horse country chic, olympic sidelines, show-world, sidelines-magazine, the-barn-book

Meet a Grand Prix Horse at The Washington International Horse Show

Tuesday, October 08 2013 by Editor

McClain and Antares – just one example of an amazing grand prix horse! By Jan Westmark Allan There’s something extraordinary about a horse who competes at grand prix. Maybe it’s the ability to clear five-foot fences and six-foot spreads on a twisting, turning course – or maybe it’s the sheer determination and partnership that develops as horses and riders achieve the impossible. Whatever it is – Sidelines Magazine thinks it’s pretty incredible.