Alexandra Crown is poised for next level success Most teenagers only dream of visiting an elegant castle in France. But in 2013, 18-year-old Alexandra Crown got to show jump at one! The seductive Château de Chantilly, complete with verdant emerald grass field and moat, serves [...]
Join other professionals for a unique day of learning new skills at Flag Is Up Farms in Solvang, California. The Life Lessons from The Man Who Listens to Horses workshop will be held on Sunday, June 1, 2014. It will offer a surprising look at [...]
Every year before the American Invitational Grand Prix, a promising young show jumping rider is honored by the United States Equestrian Federation with the Maxine Beard award. This year, the Invitational was held in Miami, FL on April 5th, and before the class began, Jessica [...]
Nestled among the hubbub of the Big Easy in Louisiana, Equest Farm ran like a well-oiled machine. After years of neglect, hundreds of thousands of dollars had been poured into its restoration as it was brought back to life. Shining like a bright new penny, [...]
If last week in Wellington was a whirlwind, this week has been a blur. So it was a special treat to receive the invitation to attend a media breakfast at Rodrigo Pessoa's idyllic farm on Friday morning. On the Wellington scale of barns, Pessoa's Sasco [...]
There’s no doubt about it – assistant trainers are some of the hardest working professionals in the horse industry. Most aspiring trainers look for a mentor to work under for a number of years while they learn the ropes of the horse industry. Their experiences, [...]
Fall is here and Horse & Style’s Instagram account keeps growing as much as our horses winter coats! We are almost to 1000 followers, so keep them coming! Make sure to tag @horseandstylemag in your photos and follow us to be featured as our favorite [...]
Ok, ok, so we're a wee bit late in gathering our favorite Instas from the last month of summer. Blame it on the tough job of choosing from all the amazing Instas that scrolled through our feed this month, or wanting to let the long [...]
Like many horse show girls before me, I found out I was pregnant while (where else?) at a horse show. I had just finished competing in the Sunday Classic on an afternoon in April of 2012, and had had a funny suspicion that I might [...]
The third in a three-part series exploring the many components of equine breeding, and the life of the breeder who must handle them all What do Buck Brannaman and Jimmy Wofford have in common? It certainly isn’t the hunter/jumper world. Or is it? These two horsemen [...]