Interviews & Profiles
Margie Engle’s Word of the Day Is “Rideability”
Six World Cup wins. 20 Nations Cups wins. Multiple medals at Pan-American Games, a little visit to the Olympics, and over 200 Grand Prix wins.…
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Interviews & Profiles
Interviews & Profiles
Jill Henselwood on Luck, Training and a Horse Named “Canntinue”
Up until 2012, Canadian Olympian Jill Henselwood had “an absence of bad luck” in her career. Named to the national show jumping team in 1991 (less than two years…
5 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
Michael Blake: “I Always Thought I Was Going to Set the Bareback Puissance Record”
From a borrowed horse to a gifted wet suit to a run in with the police, Ireland’s Michael Blake shares his year long journey to…
7 months ago
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Steffen Peters Wants to Teach You His Secrets
Come Nov. 9-12, North America’s premier equestrian gathering will feature four days of non-stop horses, shopping, and horse shopping. And that’s only one of the reasons you’re…
8 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
That Time Rich Fellers and Flexible Beat the Fastest Horse in Europe
American Olympian Rich Fellers has contested nine Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Finals, eight of which were aboard his famed Irish Sport Horse stallion, Flexible.…
10 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
Why the Five Months She Spent In and Out of the Hospital Were the Best of Taylor Flury’s Life
Taylor Flury is a trainer and breeder at AliBoo Farm in Minooka, Illinois. At age 15, she was diagnosed with a condition that put her…
10 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
8 Things You Need to Know About Lucy Deslauriers
Lucy Deslauriers is having a breakout year in the international ring. With two 5* victories in Calgary this summer and back-to-back wins at the Ottawa…
10 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
Untold Stories of Chris Surbey’s Career
Chris Surbey has done things in the past year and half that have people talking. Impressive things. Things like climb an astounding 1307 positions up…
11 months ago
Interviews & Profiles
I’m Not Your Stereotypical Equestrian
On my third riding lesson ever, I had an accident. A bad accident. I was walking down the barn aisle where I was taking lessons…
1 year ago
Interviews & Profiles
Nicole Shahinian-Simpson Is Giving Back to the Sport the Best Way She Knows How
Nicole Shahinian-Simpson was the “catch riding kid” as a junior and is one of the only 11 riders to capture both the ASPCA Maclay National Championship…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Kevin Staut: “Cambodia Changed My Life”
France’s Kevin Staut is an Olympic team gold medalist (2016), a World Equestrian Games team silver medalist (2014) and an individual European Champion (2009). He also saves children…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Best of 2016: The Top 10 Rider Profiles of the Year
They laughed. They cried. They blew our minds with their unabashed honesty. These are Horse Network’s top 10 rider profiles of 2017—in their own words. 1. Georgina…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
The Secret to Hugh Graham’s Success
In his diverse career, he’s been a champion steer rider and calf roper, an Olympic show jumper, and, at age 58, the winner of Thoroughbred racing’s most prestigious race, the…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Steve Guerdat Doesn’t Like to Give Interviews (But We Did One Anyway)
Swiss show jumper Steve Guerdat has one of the most accomplished resumes in modern show jumping. There’s the back-to-back World Cup Final titles he captured in 2015 and 2016.…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Beezie Madden on the “Madden Mountain” Expansion and Letting Horses Be Horses
The 2016 Olympic team silver medalist fills us in on the Madden’s new farm addition, why she and John believe in keeping stall time to a…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Hunter Holloway: “I’ve Always Been Nervous for Equitation”
Eighteen-year-old Hunter Holloway realized every equitation rider’s dream last month when she captured the 2016 ASPCA Maclay Medal Final. But it was a victory six years in…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Q&A: Artist Whitney Anderson Is Bringing Horses to High Fashion
Whitney Anderson was born in Alaska into a third-generation commercial fishing family and grew up in Breckenridge, Colorado, and Seattle, Washington. In 2009, she received a B.A. of…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Candice King On the Lost Art of Horsemanship in America
Candice King is in a plank position in the middle of the barn aisle, and she’s counting off pushups. It’s been two days since her…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Georgina Bloomberg on the Surgery that Changed Her Life
2015 Pan American team silver medalist Georgina Bloomberg talks about the congenital condition that nearly brought her riding career to a premature end in 2010 and the…
2 years ago
Interviews & Profiles
Nayel Nassar on the Victory That Decided His Career
In the fall 2013, Nayel Nassar (EGY) was at a turning point. Just months away from graduating Stanford University, the then 22-year-old was torn between horses and…