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When we think of horse-show parents, we often think of moms. However we wanted to give adequate credit to the fathers, the sometimes-silent backbone of the horse world. Their support envelops us in many ways...

Scott Lico was 19 years old when he nervously arrived at his first George Morris clinic. When he drove in, he could see that Morris was already in the ring, setting jumps for the day...

The ProEquest Jump of the Week is back! Our second edition comes from the West Coast - this time from Sunday's $50,000 Tuff Rider/Equine Couture Grand Prix at HITS Thermal. This week, we are looking...

We know you do it too; when you're at the rail watching round after round, you keep a mental tally of "who jumped it best" as you watch horse and rider clear a certain fence...

When talking to Marissa “Missy” Cohen, the word ‘organize’ is used an inordinate amount. As is “making sure,” and “working on.” As the road manager for Beacon Hill Stables in Colts Neck, NJ, Cohen spends...

They arrive early to stake out that perfect spot. They eyeball three or four jumps, checking the background for composition and testing the light with a few quick clicks of the shutter. They're ready when...

There is no greater joy than watching a horse that loves its job. When he thinks that there is no better thing he could possibly be doing than laying down that superlative round, it is...

The end of the year inevitably spurs all types of lists, looking back, and rounding up of the previous 12 months’ highlights and memorable moments. Read on for ProEquest’s very own top moments of 2013...

If you’re buying a horse, are you hopping across the pond? When it comes to the competition ring, American riders and trainers regularly hold their own (and sometimes surpass) their competitors from the equestrian sport...

For some riders, the standout moments of their career are marked by memorable trips through the ingate. Some recall the best victories of their students. And for still others, a career is defined by their...