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With Thanksgiving upon us, we pause to give thanks for the people, animals and things in our lives for which we are grateful. As time goes on, I find myself asking the question, “Am I grateful for the things that I’ve been given, or have many things been given to me because I’m grateful” As Continued
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Looking back over “horse deals gone bad” in both my personal and professional career representing horse owners and trainer, the most difficult disputes to resolve are those when the price of the horse and the cost of litigation are the same. This no man’s land involves horses that are sold for five figures—that is a Continued
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Coaching is one of the most rewarding professions; being able to influence others with your expertise and see them grow. But, it is also one of the most difficult; understanding how to connect with others and offer a customized solution for improvement. A key element of your success as a coach is the ability to Continued
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Just a week after a triumphant staging of the 2018 Breeders’ Cup, the Churchill Downs community and racing fans nationwide were reminded the sport can deal tragedy in equal measure when veteran Churchill exercise rider Odanis Acuna died early Saturday morning from head and neck injuries suffered when the horse he was breezing, New York Continued
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Most international riders come to the Royal Winter Agricultural Fair in Toronto for the prize money and FEI points. For Israel’s Daniel Bluman, it’s all about the people. The Columbian-born rider has competed at the notoriously selective CSI4*-W nearly every year since Canadian Olympic gold medalist Eric Lamaze helped him secure an invitation in 2011. (Only Continued
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International Week has arrived at the Royal Horse Show! Twenty-four elite riders from eight countries will compete at the storied indoor show in Toronto, Ontario. Course designer Alan Wade (IRL), widely regarded as one of the best in the business, is tasked with building for seven FEI classes over four days, including the “Big Three” Continued
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