December 2022 – Table of Contents
Friday, November 25 2022
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 28 Liz Halliday-Sharp—Eventing Riding the Ups, Downs, and Everything In Between 30 Under the Sidelines Tree Gifts 36 Rachel Geiger Barker —Hunter-Jumper Rain or Shine With Weather Or Not Equestrian 42 Rob Jacobs—Hunter-Jumper A Letter to My Younger Self 44 Scarlett
- Published in 12-2022, Front Cover
August 2022 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, July 26 2022
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 22 Margie Sugarman —Sports Psychology The Impact of Thoughts 28 Scott Ewen—Art Storytelling Through Equine Art 32 Bailey Robinson—Ponies Ponies on Her Mind 40 Ava Barnes—Ponies A Heart for Horses and Horses for the Heart 48 Lindsey and Will Roberts —Hunter-Jumper
- Published in 08-2022, Front Cover
Don’t Forget What To Do When it Goes Wrong
Thursday, July 14 2022
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 your plan as both humans and horses make mistakes. The most common mistake is a
- Published in Sidelines Spotlight
July 2022 – Table of Contents
Tuesday, June 21 2022
Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! CONTENTS 26 Martha Ingram—Hunter-Jumper Family Ties, From Horses to Philanthropy 32 Kesia Finley—Art Overcoming Obstacles to Pursue Her Passion 36 Cara Whitney—Sidelines Snapshot Talking About Faith, Books, Horses and Being Married to “Larry the Cable Guy” 40 Dressage With George Williams The Importance
- Published in 07-2022, Front Cover
An Industry In Need of Your Talent
Thursday, June 16 2022
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 the sport and are seen most often. As I got older and began to develop
- Published in What's Happenin'
Being an Empathic Professional to Equine Athletes
Monday, June 06 2022
By Rob Jacobs Equestrian sport is unique in that the athletes are both the horse and the rider. Having an animal as an athletic partner adds challenges that may differ compared to other sports with only human partners. As a trainer of both horses and riders, I have found it beneficial to incorporate
- Published in Weekly Feature
June 2022 – Table of Contents
Monday, May 23 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 06-2022, Front Cover
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