I’ve been hearing it often from trainer friends: kids just don’t seem to want to work the way they used to. And I see it myself. Many riders show up, take the lesson, and rush off to the next activity. The days of the true ‘barn rats’ feel long gone. Kids are overscheduled, and sometimes—if
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Kent Farrington is an Olympic silver medalist, a two-time Pan American team gold and individual silver medalist, and a two-time former World No. 1. The 45-year-old American rider currently has 85 Grands Prix wins on his resume, trailing the sport’s winningest Grand Prix rider of all time, Julien Epaillard (FRA), by just two victories (Jumpr).
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Dear diary, I have enjoyed a mostly quiet week as she who must be obeyed was in Port Seagull for a work-related international kick off thing. It was the first time that she has been away properly since her human kissing spines operation and apparently she can confirm she sets the metal detectors off now
Dear diary, A lot like my stressage sheets of old often used to say, I’m pretty sure all our report cards would read “could try harder” right now. If the mercurial weather is anything to go by then our level of sacrifices needs to rise and Spring needs to at least start thinking about bracing
The Jockey Club Thoroughbred Incentive Program (T.I.P.), created to encourage the retraining of Thoroughbreds into other disciplines upon the completion of their careers in racing or breeding, today announced that it will once again recognize
One Big Thing: Rider Safety Equipment 101 with Ride EquiSafe View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ride EquiSafe (@rideequisafe) This week on Ride iQ’s Ask an Expert podcast, Catherine Winter,