March 2017 – Table of Contents
Monday, February 13 2017
90 Ingate (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! FEATURES 10 Letter from the Publisher 16 Charity: The Peeps Foundation 20 Show Time: Pin Oaks 22 Show Time: USEF Annual Meeting 24 Show Time: The Aiken Opener 26 Show Time: College Preparatory Invitational 28
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The Joys of Winning
Friday, May 22 2015
By Brianne Goutal Like most experiences in life, show jumping comes with its highs and lows. Having a bad run or feeling like you didn’t compete to the best of your ability can lead to disappointment. The counter to those lows is the incredible feeling after a win. That happiness and excitement is what pushes
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June 2015 – Table of Contents
Wednesday, May 20 2015
What’s Happenin’ 34 Ingate (Full Article) 60 Off Centerline (Full Article) 84 Asides (Full Article) Subscribe for just $9.95 or Order Individual Issues Here! Features 46 | Cover Story: Alexandra Ladove: A Star in the Ring & on the Big Screen 18 | Hunter Trainer Peter Pletcher 22 | Canadian Artist Melinda Brewer 36
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The Best Life Is Living Happily Ever After
Friday, May 15 2015
By Kathy Serio As a horse lover, I like to go to the ring and cheer on friends, clients and my husband. Watching all the pomp and circumstance it takes to get a rider to the ring is often overlooked. During the 2015 Winter Equestrian Festival, I was watching a dear friend of mine competing
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Brittni Raflowitz Emerges as a Professional Rider
Tuesday, March 17 2015
By Dani Moritz-Long Brittni Raflowitz was fortunate to grow up with America’s premier winter circuit practically in her backyard. Now 19 years old, Brittni is an accomplished professional who’s had the opportunity to learn from the best — including McLain Ward and the late Barney Ward. She now trains with Candice King and her dad,
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Saving Stormy
Monday, October 06 2014
By Kayla Jones Stormy had the odds stacked up against him. Anyone could tell from his ragged hair, barbed-wired scars and underweight body that the dapple-grey Thoroughbred’s life had been difficult. The tattoo under his lip branded him as an off-the-track racehorse, and the few riders that had been on his back were thrown off
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Nayel Nassar – Million Dollar Rider
Sunday, April 13 2014
By Sophie St. Clair Twenty-three-year-old Nayel Nassar and his team of talented horses have racked up some impressive accolades, especially remarkable considering his age. In 2011, he competed in Doha, Qatar, placing fifth individually and winning a team bronze for Egypt at the Pan Arab Games. In 2012, he won the Artisan Farms Young Rider
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Captain Canada Journeys On
Sunday, April 13 2014
Canadian Grand Prix rider Ian Millar says, “I’m a very goal and destination focused person, but I’m also very attentive to the journey.” By Doris Degner-Foster Ian Millar’s journey is a long one. He became a member of Canada’s show jumping team in 1971, and has maintained a place on the team ever since
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A Magical Weekend at WEF
Tuesday, May 28 2013
By Jan Westmark-Allan When 14-year-old Jack Lube created his video for the Sidelines Magazine Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) Exclusive Showing Vacation Contest, he had no idea that it would change his life. The Orlando, Florida rider had never competed at WEF or any rated show, but it was definitely a dream he had in
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Growing Up Matz! Horses Don’t Just Run in the Family, They Gallop!
Wednesday, May 01 2013
By Marissa L. Quigley As horse lovers, we spend our childhoods doodling horses and cantering around the house. For most of us, this obsession is amiably tolerated by our families. They politely smile and pretend to understand when our idea of pleasant dinner conversation consists of stories about lead changes and the cutest
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