Throughout the year, Sidelines features special focus sections in which extra editorial coverage is assigned to these sections. These issues are great opportunities for readers interested in specific content such as breeding or art. For information on how to gain visibility by advertising in these issues, please contact your sales representative as outlined in the Sidelines media … [Read More...]
- Alanna Flax-Clark: From Health Crisis To International Competition - Horses became the life-changer that liberated the rider from the confines of a wheelchair
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Editor April 2, 2018
By Lauren R. Giannini Portraits by Kristin Lee Photography For Alanna Flax-Clark and her paren… Read More
- Juan Matute Guimón: The Passion to Expand a Legacy
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Editor March 28, 2018
By Britney Grover Portraits by Shawna Simmons Juan Matute Guimón is one of a select group… Read More
- Small But Mighty: Little Person Korina Rothery Takes On the World
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Editor March 28, 2018
By Dani Moritz-Long Most of us come into this world with very much the same story — we’re greeted… Read More
- Rönner Design Blends Family, Color and Class into Equestrian Fashion
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Editor March 27, 2018
By Lauren Mauldin Three intelligent, creative women walk into a barn — it’s not the start of… Read More
- Amy Summer Ellison: From Ponies to Punk Rock to Fine Paper Goods
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Editor March 20, 2018
By Susan Friedland-Smith Portraits by Kristin Lee Photography A degree in political scienc… Read More
Sidelines Feature

Small But Mighty: Little Person Korina Rothery Takes On the World
By Dani Moritz-Long Most of us come into this world with very much the same story — we’re greeted by loving families, doted on and cared for, loved unconditionally. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case for everyone. It certainly wasn’t for Korina Rothery. Born a little person — the politically correct term for people … [Read More...]
Ingate

Zentangle, designed by Mary Tolles of Labyrinth Farms and sponsored by A. Shedlow/Andwin Corp., will be auctioned off in October. Beginning in March, the Foothills and Upstate communities in North and South Carolina will begin to see many fiberglass painted ponies as part of the public art project “Art of the Horse.” These cheerful horses feature standing, walking and grazing Thoroughbreds which are now being joined by a Quarter Horse and an Arabian. The increased selection of horses were … [Read More...]
Story of the Week

Alanna Flax-Clark: From Health Crisis To International Competition – Horses became the life-changer that liberated the rider from the confines of a wheelchair
By Lauren R. Giannini Portraits by Kristin Lee Photography For Alanna Flax-Clark and her parents, it was their worst nightmare. After being totally healthy until she was 13, Alanna woke up one morning unable to move or walk on her right foot. A chronic neurological disease spread through her body, causing excruciating … [Read More...]
Sidelines Spotlight

By Britney Grover Portraits by Shawna Simmons Juan Matute Guimón is one of a select group of riders whose passion and talent for horses was inherited from a successful equestrian parent. Juan’s father, Juan Matute Sr., won the 1982 Young Rider World Championships and was on Spain’s Olympic dressage team three times, even standing as reserve rider for a fourth. Now Juan Sr. is on the sidelines, coaching his son to even bigger goals. Juan’s achievements already include multiple team and … [Read More...]














