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Meet The Owners: The New Faces of Sidelines Magazine

Wednesday, March 02 2016 by BA

Experienced, knowledgeable and well-known horsemen Bob Bell and Bradley Spragg of Classic Publishing, a division of Classic Company, Ltd, are the new faces of Sidelines Magazine. Bob and Bradley recently purchased Sidelines from founder Samantha Charles, who started the publication … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Spotlight

Tagged under: bob bell, bradley spragg, classic company, classic publishing, new owners, samantha charles, sidelines-magazine

Classic Company Acquires Sidelines Magazine

Tuesday, January 26 2016 by Website Editor

Bob Bell has announced that he and Bradley Spragg of Classic Publishing, a division of Classic Company Ltd, have acquiredSidelines magazine. Bell will serve as president and Spragg will act as publisher for the magazine.Sidelines is an equestrian-focused … [Read more]

Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs

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Godspeed to the Great Carlos Gracida

Sunday, April 13 2014 by Editor

By Darlene Ricker

What kind of polo superstar gives one of his best-trained horses to another player who can’t afford to buy a safe mount? Treats a beginner with the same respect he does a student from the British royal … [Read more]

Published in Weekly Feature

Polo, Passion And The Creation Of Sidelines Magazine

Tuesday, August 13 2013 by Editor

By Samantha Charles

Sidelines Founder and Publisher

Searching through 25 years of old Sidelines issues has taken me on a fantastic journey.

While sifting through old, dusty boxes of Sidelines, I discovered a mission statement I wrote … [Read more]

Published in Sidelines Feature, Weekly Feature

Reckless the Korean War Horse – Get the Tissues Out!

Thursday, March 07 2013 by Editor

By Jan Westmark-Allan Sgt. Reckless – the little mare who served with the Marines in the Korean War. I had seen the Reckless YouTube video a while back – about the amazing little mare who was a pack horse for the Marines in 1952 during the Korean War and became a historical part of the U.S