Your Connection to the Modern Sport Horse
TABLE OF CONTENTS MAY / J U N E 2016
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Collegiates on the Global Stage by Amber Heintzberger A Sweet Briar College student shines at the AIEC’s World Finals in jumping and dressage.
Dressage Benefits from Her Own Success by Patti Schofler A profile of Betsy Juliano, supporter of top talent.
From Layoff to Payoff by Charlene Strickland Two winning GP jumpers return to HITS Thermal in a big way.
Breeders’ Best Bloodlines by Liz Cornell 23 breeders share what bloodlines have brought them success.
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OLDENBURG HORSE BREEDERS SOCIETY Riders who brought their young horses along themselves; tributes to two Minnesotans; and soundbites from German breeders and riders. by Holly Simensen
BREED SPONSOR DEPAR TMENTS & COLUMNS 10 Publisher’s Welcome
31 The Education of Toti – A year-long series that follow the development of Totil Hit. In part six the stallion learns beginning piaffe steps. by JP Giacomini
37 Point of View – Just How Important Has the Dressage Phase Become in Eventing? by Liz Cornell
62 Barn Exam – Catch as Catch Can. by Attorney Krysia Nelson
66 Conformation Corner – Three of the four top WBFSH event horses are analyzed. by Judy Wardrope
70 Index of Advertisers & Stallions 71 Index of Breed Associations 97 Warmblood Whoas by Michael Barisone
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On the cover: Cedar Potts helps young
Totil Hit (Oldenburg stallion by Totilas) learn piaffe in
6 May/June 2016
hand to introduce collected work (see article on 31). Photo by Kim Taylor
Equnews
Shannon Brinkman
SusanJSickle.com
Key Warmbloods
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