18 Your Connection to the Modern Sport Horse
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Third Time’s a Charm by Kim MacMillan Young rider Jamie Pestana and Winzalot medal again at the NAJYRC, but not without battling multiple surgeries along the way.
The Making of Superstar R-Star by Charlene Strickland A closer look at the breeding and development of this four star eventing mare.
Agatha D’Ambra: In a League of her Own by Amber Heintzberger This young jumper trainer has her own business, wins in the G.P. and a soft spot for retraining Thoroughbreds.
More than a Pain in the Neck by Tracy Gantz California’s Dr. Mark Martinelli discovers that neck injuries can cause trouble elsewhere.
Figuring Out the Fuel Equation by David Van Doorn, PhD Understanding how to feed hard keeper and easy keeper horses in sport.
Avoiding the Barren Blues by Laura McCormick Advice to help unproductive broodmares conceive.
SPECIAL BREED SEC TION Knabstruppers
43 Denmark’s unique, colorful sporthorses By Melyni Worth and Karri Henning
75 THE 2014 SPORT HORSE BREEDERS DIRECTORY D EPAR TMEN T S & COLUMN S
12 Publisher’s Welcome 14 Letters to WT 60 Barn Exam: The Disclosure Dilemma. by Attorney Krysia Nelson 66 Conformation Corner Hindquarter variations with two G.P. jumpers. by Judy Wardrope 96 Index of Advertisers 97 Index of Breed Associations 98 Warmblood Whoas by Scot Tolman
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On the cover: Knabstrupper stallion Ambrosius af Asgard (“Atlantis”) from Altamont Sport Horses, Birmingham, Alabama. Photo by Pam Talley Stoneburner
New Guide! A list of 705 farms that breed sport horses across North America. 69 43 25
Allen MacMillan/MacMillan Photography
Charlene Strickland
Karri Henning
Courtesy Kimberley Ennett/MarKim Farms
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