Manufacture Your Fit: Advice to the Young Professional
Saturday, March 26 2022
By Rob Jacobs Within any industry, it’s challenging to find a business that has most of what a person is looking for professionally. This is especially true within the equestrian industry. The industry is designed for the workaholic who is detail-orientated and willing to work more than the traditional 40 hours per week. In
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Olivia Burns is Wellington’s Next Top Model
Friday, February 27 2015
By Dani Moritz-Long A fashion-forward equestrian, 18-year-old Olivia Burns is turning heads in Wellington as Wellington’s Next Top Model. The hunter/jumper rider based out of Wellington, Florida, has been riding since she was 6 years old and recently has come into the limelight in the fashion industry. Having already established herself as a model, she
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Pin Oak Charity Horse Show Brings Generations of Equestrians Together
Friday, February 20 2015
By Katie Navarra The annual Pin Oak Charity Horse Show is a time-honored family tradition for the Hopson family of Houston, Texas. As a youth competitor, Courtney Hopson and her sisters never missed an opportunity to compete in the annual horse show fundraiser. In the years following her career as a junior rider, she has
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Emma Waldfogel Makes Her Mark on the Hunter World
Friday, February 20 2015
By Lindsay Y. McCall In the hunter world, the East Coast gets a large amount of attention for their brilliant horses, top-ranking professionals and experienced young athletes. However, the West Coast hunter world is as strong as ever and in 2014 produced many talented horse-and-rider combinations. Hope Glynn, owner of Sonoma Valley Stables in Petaluma,
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
Summer in the Rockies II Wrap-Up: June 12-16 at the Colorado Horse Park
Thursday, June 20 2013
Parker, CO – June 18, 2013 - Top-notch horses and riders gathered at the Colorado Horse Park for Summer in the Rockies II, a week of hunter/jumper competition set against the beautiful backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Riders enjoyed sunny skies and warm weather throughout the week, and spectators lined the grass bleachers and VIP area of the Kathy and Brad Coors Family Grand Prix Arena for Saturday’s Summer in the Rockies II $30,000 Grand Prix, presented by LittletonEquineMedicalCenter and Platinum Performance. During the late afternoon event, 20 horse and rider pairs tried their hand at Danny Foster’s grand prix course.
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