Your Connection to the Modern Sport Horse
TABLE OF CONTENTS SEPTEMBER/OC TOBER 2010
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The Konyot Legacy Dressage dynamo Tina Konyot and her family of performers date back to the 19th century. By Patti Schofler
Dare to Dream Debbie Rosen competes at Rolex Kentucky while battling cancer. By Erica Larson
Born to Breed? Should your fancy colt become a breeding stallion? By Gigha Steinman
37 What to do about Atticus? One woman struggles with her promising young sport horse. By Nancy Parshall
42 Warmbloods go to University The scholarly life for schoolmasters at Johnson and Wales University. By Erica Larson
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Breeds at the WEG Which breeds dominated the U.S. teams in the first five World Equestrian Games? By Liz Cornell
59 Million Dollar Girl Young Hillary Dobbs makes show jumping history. By Amber Heintzberger
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Publisher’s Welcome Letters to the Editor
Conformation Corner Judy Wardrope analyzes the 20-year-old G.P. jumper Cabri d’Elle.
Trainer’s Point of View: The incredible partnership between exhibitionist Laura Amandis and her Andalusian stallion
Acierto. By Mary Daniels
Index of all Warmblood and Sport Horse Associations and their websites Index of Advertisers
74 Warmblood Whoas By Scot Tolman 64
On the Cover Tina Konyot and her Grand Prix stallion Calecto V. Photo by Sharon Packer
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courtesy Laura Amandis
© Sophie Durieux
© Kit Houghton/FEI
Photo by Kiki Beelitz
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