Your Connection to the Modern Sport Horse
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FEATURES
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Gold and Glory by Amber Heintzberger Exciting results for the U.S. Eventing Team at the Pan Am Games in Toronto.
The South and Central American Show Jumping Phenomenon by Katie Shultz and Kim Macmillan Emerging Latin American jumpers are making their mark.
Olá Andre Ganc by Patti Schofler A Brazilian judge talks about breeds, disciplines and national differences.
Selling Young Stock: Easy or Difficult? by Liz Cornell Five breeders share their strategies for selling youngsters.
Bloodline Analysis by Judy Wardrope Bloodlines of all competing horses at the Rolex Kentucky 2015 Three-Day Event.
KWPN-NATe Royal Dutch Sporthorse 36 SPECIAL BREED SECTION
■ Watch – Learn – Enjoy at a KWPN-NA Keuring. by Faith Fessenden ■ Six Breeder Spotlights ■ Members Speak; KWPN Listens. by Scot Tolman
DEPAR TMENTS & COLUMNS 10 Publisher’s Welcome
29 The Education of Toti – Part 2 of a year-long series that follows the training and development of young stallion Totil Hit. by JP Giacomini
48 Barn Exam by Attorney Krysia Nelson
52 Conformation Corner – Two Kannan Daughters, both winning jumpers at the World Cup Las Vegas. by Judy Wardrope
55 Point of View – Saddle Fitting 101. by Jochen Schleese 70 Index of Breed Associations 72 Index of Advertisers & Stallions 74 Warmblood Whoas by Boyd Martin
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On the cover: Floridian Laura Graves and her Grand Prix
KWPN gelding Verdades (Florett AS x Goya). They earned the individual silver at the
Toronto Pan Am Games, and are currently ranked internationally #10 by the WBFSH. Photo by Allen MacMillan/MacMillan Photography
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Amber Heintzberger
Courtesy Andre Ganc
Rebecca Neff
Jennifer Stephenson
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