Kirsten Ostling: The Ins and Outs of Equitation on the Flat
Friday, September 13 2019
Southern Methodist University junior Kirsten Ostling didn’t always know the ins and outs of the flat ring like she does now. Like most collegiate Equitation on the competitors, the format is something they pick up within the first few weeks of practice. Kirsten credits the smooth transition to her time with Val Renihan at Findlay’s
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Liza Goodlett: Success After Life as a College Equestrian
Friday, August 02 2019
By Carter Anderson Liza Goodlett’s four years on the UGA Equestrian team were fast and fun, and she made friendships that will last a lifetime. Now, Liza’s tackling the professional world while holding onto the lessons she learned as a collegiate equestrian. When she accepted her new position at Charleston Shoe Company, Liza said that
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Ask the Judge: Stephanie Cumming
Wednesday, April 10 2019
By Carter Anderson Have you ever wondered what the judge is looking for? Stephanie Cumming has been judging collegiate meets for eight years and has a specific process when choosing the winner. If she’s not in the judge’s booth, you can find Stephanie running her business, Pecan Lane Farm, based in Bishop, Georgia. Her background
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Gabrielle Fournier: Working Student to Student Athlete
Tuesday, March 05 2019
By Carter Anderson Gabrielle Fournier is a sophomore on the equestrian team at Delaware State University. Her journey to the school and team, however, is a story of struggle and triumph. She’s had to work for all the opportunities she’s been given. She took her first job as a working student at Halcyon Equestrian under
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Anna Becker: From Collegiate Competitor to Coach
Thursday, October 25 2018
By Carter Anderson Anna Becker has seen it all in collegiate equestrian. She was a student-athlete at Auburn University and rode on their equestrian team from 2009 to 2013. After graduating and leaving an extensive legacy at Auburn, she jumped into the coaching role at Kansas State University. Anna was the hunt seat coach there
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Kathleen Harrigan is Living Her Dream on the TCU Equestrian Team
Thursday, October 18 2018
By Carter Anderson Kathleen Harrigan’s goal was to ride in college, but she didn’t receive an offer from a team. Her academic accolades took her to Texas Christian University, and because of her hard work and dedication to achieving her goals, she ended up at TCU’s equestrian team tryouts. These tryouts would change the course
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October 2018 – Table of Contents
Monday, September 17 2018
32 Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! FEATURES 16 Ken and Emily Smith: Working and Riding Together 20 Show Jumper Brian Walker Answers Your Questions 22 Charity: Great Strides Long Island— Therapeutic Riding Program is Changing Lives 26 Amanda Steege: Finding Her Inspiration by Leaving it Behind
- Published in 10-2018, Front Cover
Anna Beth Payne’s Journey to the NRHA Collegiate Reining Championship
Monday, September 10 2018
By Carter Anderson The University of Georgia’s Anna Beth Payne ended her sophomore season with NCEA All-American honors. The prestigious title gave her the opportunity to participate in the 2018 NRHA Collegiate Reining Championship along with 11 other top collegiate reiners. Anna Beth rode Lite N Juicy, a 7-year-old Quarter Horse stallion owned by Darling
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September 2018 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, August 21 2018
52 Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! FEATURES 28 Makayla Benjamin: Enjoying Horses from Sweet Briar to Bitterroot 32 Leslie Ann Guilbault: Turning A Runaway Pony into a Grand Prix Prospect 40 Charity: Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue — Stubbornly Advocating for Misunderstood Animals 46 Country Singer Liz
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Mimi Wroten and the Sweet Briar Vixens Take on the NCEA
Monday, August 13 2018
By Carter Anderson The Sweet Briar Vixens, of Sweet Briar College in Virginia, have completed their first year as a National Collegiate Equestrian Association (NCEA) team with Head Coach Mimi Wroten leading the way. Mimi is excited to add to the accolades of Sweet Briar’s successful first season. She hopes that other equestrian teams will
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