SIGN IN YOUR ACCOUNT TO HAVE ACCESS TO DIFFERENT FEATURES

FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD?

FORGOT YOUR DETAILS?

AAH, WAIT, I REMEMBER NOW!

Sidelines MagazineSidelines Magazine

  • LOGIN
  • Home
  • Current Issue
  • Subscriptions
    • Flipbook
    • Subscribe Options
    • Order Individual & Back Issues
  • Podcast
  • Marketplace
    • Business Ads
    • Directories
      • Barns, Farms, Trainers & Clubs
      • Equestrian Services
      • Real Estate
      • Stallions
      • Tack & Feed Stores
    • Classifieds
    • Horse Trailers for Sale
  • Advertise
  • Blogs
    • Show World
    • What’s Happenin’
  • Partners
  • Contacts
    • Contacts
    • Employment

Ride for the Cure: The Cutest Pictures You’ll See Today

Monday, October 21 2013 by Editor
Okay I wanted to say the cutest pictures you’ll ever see, but the internet is so full of pictures of kittens doing adorable things that I didn’t know if I could make that claim.  But I feel like there are good odds that these are the cutest pictures you’ll see today.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: archives, beyond the track, classic-insider, education, educationhorse, laurengallops, monmouth-county, october-2013, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, wonderful-time

A Horse in Need of a Home, and the Susan G. Komen Ride for the Cure

Wednesday, October 02 2013 by Editor
So I am resurrecting the blog, but for a couple of very good reasons.  Actually, it’s because I need your help with a couple of things.  (Isn’t that just like me?
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: education, educationhorse, higher education, in the irons, laurengallops, tails & trails, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org

Summer Camp

Thursday, June 06 2013 by Editor
Tucker and I are at Summer Camp this week and it’s been an absolute blast.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: beyond the track, breakfast, education, flowers, in the irons, olympic sidelines, pony tales, riding, the classic insider, time, tucker, tucker the wunderkind

Tucker’s First Fix-A-Test

Monday, June 03 2013 by Editor
OnTheBit from A Horse and a Half (who also did the fix-a-test with Lucky) was kind enough to video our test during the fix-a-test we did on Sunday, so you all can see how adorable Tucker is looking these days. I loved the Judge, Mindy Elgart.  She gave lots of helpful criticism but was extremely nice to all of us.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: between the ears, education, horse country chic, judge, olympic sidelines, riding, september-2012, show world, tails & trails, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, tucker-the-wunderkind

Outsmarting the Smart Horse

Friday, May 24 2013 by Editor
So now that all Tucker’s physical issues are behind us, I’ve spent many an hour contemplating how to improve the behavioral issues, and at about 1 a.m.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: archives, between the ears, beyond the track, chasin', higher education, horse, sidelines, the classic insider, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, tucker-the-wunderkind

The Long-Awaited Tucker Update

Wednesday, May 22 2013 by Editor
Let’s see… how to sum up how we’ve spent the end of winter and beginning of spring. As the winter progressed and Tucker got bored with seeing the four walls of the indoor, those four walls began hiding dangerous (read: imaginary) predators.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: archives, education, higher education, marissa-tucker, olympic sidelines, revelations, sidelines, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, tucker-the-wunderkind

Happy birthday Tucker!

Saturday, May 04 2013 by Editor
Today is the Gorgeous Boy’s 11th birthday.  It is really hard to believe this picture was taken ten years ago: Or that this picture was taken eight years ago (his first summer of work!): Or even that this one was three years ago (our first summer in the Adult Hunters), feels like yesterday: Today is an extra special birthday for Tucker because it is also Kentucky Derby Day.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: adios-2012, between the ears, chasin', Kentucky, olympic sidelines, pony tales, revelations, sidelines, tucker, tucker the wunderkind

Jeff Cook Clinic Recap

Wednesday, January 02 2013 by Editor
Wayyy back in November, Tucker and I took a lesson with Jeff Cook, one of my favorite trainers, at our friend’s beautiful farm, Stoneleigh (Tucker and I have farmsat there  a few times).  Since Tucker was just getting back to work after time off to recover from popping his splint, and wasn’t quite at his usual fitness level, we took it easy but still got some valuable feedback from Jeff, which I’ve been meaning to share with you. You may recall I was a little MIA for a while because of a trial that lasted all summer… this had the unintended side effect of leaving Tucker looking generally like a wildabeast.  So, before we could go anywhere we needed a little Extreme Makeover: Horse Edition .    Before:  (everyone always looks grumpy in the before photo)    After: So much better!   I’m not sure Tucker fully appreciated my efforts given that it was a little chilly that morning for a bath, but you know, the price of beauty and all that…
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: adventures with angelea, beyond the track, chasin', education, marissa-tucker, olympic sidelines, riding, the offside, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, tucker-the-wunderkind, working-moms

Adios 2012!

Monday, December 31 2012 by Editor
One last post this year… just for old time’s sake…  New Year’s Resolution: START BLOGGING AGAIN! I have been a terrible blogger as of late, but (prior misrepresentations and broken promises notwithstanding), I am resolving to start writing again in 2013.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: adult, archives, beyond the track, chasin', higher education, swing, tucker, working-moms

Tucker Fixes Everything!

Tuesday, September 04 2012 by Editor
Wow.  I’m so sorry, I let the entire month of August go by without even a word.  I hope you’ve all enjoyed the end of your summers… I’m still in trial hell, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel at the moment, which means those of you who are still willing to follow along will be treated to much more frequent blog posts.  I promise!  I have about two more weeks of trial left, and then the dust should settle.
  • Published in Tucker The Wunderkind, Z-Blogs
Tagged under: bridge-farms, entries, farms, hatchaway-bridge-farms, riding, the-barn-book, tucker, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org
  • 1
  • 2

Download Sidelines Digital now from your favorite app store!

Sidelines Magazine - Apple store   Sidelines Magazine - Google Play store   Sidelines Magazine - Amazon store
Update iOS app. Re-download Google Play and Amazon app.

Follow on Instagram!

sidelines_magazine

Sidelines Magazine
For Sale $5,900,000 -- Private nautical and natura For Sale $5,900,000 -- Private nautical and natural island oasis in the Chesapeake Bay with 574 acres of professionally managed wildlife habitat, 6 miles of shoreline with sandy beaches, 100 foot boat dock, 1900 foot airplane landing strip, and a rustic lodge make this an ideal location for private use and/or an income producing destination.
 
For boaters, fishermen, kayakers and crabbers, Chesapeake Island is the gateway to the amazing Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States covering over 64,000 square miles. Whether it is fishing, crabbing, bow fishing, trolling, oystering, kayaking, or sailing, Chesapeake Island will NOT disappoint.

After a long day, relax in the 1,869 square-foot hunting lodge with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Cook your ribs or crabs on the grill, and take in the spectacular sunsets from the deck.

Included: Mini 4X4 pickup truck, Ford Tractor, Kubota Tractor, John Deer side by side Arbo 8-wheel w/tracks/ Flat bottom boats 1-12 ft., 1-4 ft. Disk Plow, New Diesel Generator, Propane Fuel holding tanks, Caretaker Option available (he's excellent). 

Contact Brent Berisford- berisfordb@yahoo.com- (240) 372-0661 or Mike Novak mike@ccioffice.com- 410-458-1189

@entrigue_marketing
Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 We have USDF Preside Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸 
We have USDF President George William's column today!

This past month, U.S. dressage lost one of its greats. Throughout her equestrian career, Carol Lavell set an example of how hard work, persistence and nose-to-the-grindstone-style commitment can make goals become a reality. She inspired many during her competition years and ultimately left a legacy through The Dressage Foundation that helps others make their dreams come true. Since Carol’s death at the age of 79 on March 27, I have read numerous wonderful tributes to her on social media. Carol’s story is being told by others far better than I can ever pretend to tell it.

Let me just say that her wonderful horse, Gifted, caught the eye and imagination of many. Probably the only Olympic horse to come up through the national levels, Gifted won the USDF Horse of the Year award at nearly all except Training and First levels. We all felt like we knew both horse and rider by the time Carol started showing him at Grand Prix. As a result, we rode with the two of them every time they went down the center line in a major international competition. Writing for USDF Connection in 2014, Jennifer Bryant stated, “The flashy bay 1980 Hanoverian gelding (Garibaldi II – Lola, Lombard) with the enormous movement and range was the first modern American equine dressage superstar.” Not surprisingly, and deservedly so, he was the first horse to be inducted into the Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, Carol and Gifted placed sixth individually, ending a 16-year dry spell to lead the U.S. team to a bronze medal—its first medal since winning the bronze at the Montreal Olympics in 1976.

Read his full article in the May edition of Sidelines Magazine! Click the link in our bio! 

@usdfofficial

📸Photo: Carol Lavell with her Roemer Foundation/USDF Hall of Fame inducted horse, Gifted.

#sidelinesmagazine #sidelines2023 #forhorsepeople #abouthorsepeople
It's #STUDSunday!!!! Today our featured Stud is.. It's #STUDSunday!!!! Today our 
featured Stud is....
✨✨Carrico✨✨

2006 premium stallion at the Holsteiner Approvals. In 2007 he achieved the
highest score of 9.6 at the first qualifying round for the 5 year old National Young
Horse Championships. Firmly established in upper level, international show
jumping, & has successfully competed in USHIA International Hunter Derbies
and the Amateur Owner hunters. Visit the website for more about Carrico.
www.redfieldfarms.com/breeding-program.html

📍Redfield Breeding
👤Emil Spadone
📞Phone: 908-693-5419
📧Email: espadone@aol.com
 • • • 

Want to feature your stallion? contact 
breeders@sidelinesmagazine.com for more 
information. Keep a look out EVERY Sunday for a new handsome STUD muffin🧁 and don't forget to 
subscribe to get your very own edition of Sidelines 
Magazine, the magazine for horse people, about horse people
While at the FEI World Cup Finals, a woman approac While at the FEI World Cup Finals, a woman approached the Attwood Equestrian Surfaces booth. She got so excited when she realized they were attending and had to tell them how her Pinnacle footing was working for her facility in Colorado. She said 

"I'm skeptical about a lot of things, so I was curious to see how Pinnacle 
would perform and if it would really make a difference in dust and 
comfort. My horse is 15 years old, and the first day he stepped on that 
footing, I've never seen him move better a day in his life! He has 
brittle, sore feet and this footing has totally changed how he 
goes...and it is TRULY dust free!"

That's why universities, rehabilitation centers, and therapy barns all 
choose Pinnacle. It really does make a difference! Pinnacle can be 
installed in indoor and outdoor arenas and never needs to be watered.

@attwoodequestriansurfaces
Load More... Follow on Instagram

From Our Classifieds Ads

  • LADY JEAN RANCH, INC.
    Fifty Rideable Acres Covered Arena with Mirrors Boarding Annual & Seasonal 10333 Randolph Siding Road Jupiter, FL 33478 561-745-1300 www.ljrelite.com

    [Read more]

  • CORRAGIO
    ( Conthargos x Tjungske x Balou du Rouet ) Corragio is a 2012 German Warmblood stallion by Conthargos who exemplifies all the qualities of a top hunter stallion. Corragio has the appearance, a balanced canter, and the looseness of a modern day hunter. He jumps with endless scope,

    [Read more]

Sidelines Articles by Email

Subscribe to Sidelines Magazine Articles by Email

RSS Sidelines Blogs: What’s Happenin’

  • Get More for Your Money with an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage
  • Longines Global Champions Tour of New York Returns to Governors Island
  • A Paris Horse Adventure: Saut Hermes 2022

RSS Sidelines Blogs: Show World

  • Conor Swail Was the Best Bet in $15,000 CSI2* Markel Insurance Welcome at San Juan Capistrano International
  • Lillie Keenan Leads in CHF68,000 South Coast Plaza Welcome Speed at San Juan Capistrano International CSIO5*
  • McLain Ward Wins CSIO5* Longines Grand Prix at San Juan Capistrano International

Category

Recent Posts

  • June 2023 – Table of Contents

    Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Is...
  • Kayden Muller-Janssen: Equestrian Royalty to Disney Star

    By Kimberly Gatto   For every little girl ...
  • Kelly Prather: An Eventing Journey Around the World

    By Tafra Donberger   Sisters are often at ...
  • Lauren Pileggi Friga & Show The Bows: From Puppy Woes to Smiles and Bows

    By Jan Westmark Bauer   Lauren Pileggi Fri...
  • Kate at the In Gate: Busy With Photography, Riding and a New Direction

    By Jan Westmark Bauer   Kate Kosnoff, bett...

Copyright © 1987 - 2021 Sidelines Magazine
Privacy Policy · Returns & Refunds Policy · Hosting by Lucian Web Service
· Login

TOP