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A sad farewell to Jane Gilbert

Jane Gilbert's contributions to New Jersey's equine industry were eclectic and embracing, from eventing and showing, to thoroughbred racing and breeding. She was all about being involved, leading the way for so many organizations while serving as president of the New...

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Put on a costume and give your horse some mileage

The Readington Trail Association is offering family-friendly fun for horses and riders of all ages with an optional costume context and trail challenge Oct. 20 at the Round Valley Youth Center, 1124 Route 629, Lebanon, The costume class starts at 10 a.m. followed by...

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Meet equestrians from the NYC metro area

The Manhattan Riding Club is holding a fall social from 6-8 p.m. Oct. 15 at Manhattan Saddlery in New York City. It's an opportunity to learn about a good place to ride and meet other equestrians.There is 10 percent off equestrian shopping and free cocktails from...

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Kevin continues to improve

Here's the latest update from Diana Babington, the wife of show jumper Kevin Babington, who suffered a critical spinal cord injury in August. He is now at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation. She write: "This week has been a big one. Kevin has been able to return...

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We will never forget Custom Made

Custom Made, ridden to the 2000 Olympic eventing individual gold medal by David O'Connor, has died at the age of 34. Affectionately known as Tailor,  the 17.1-hand Irish Sport Horse gelding  was imported to the U.S. in 1995. In their first year together, Tailor and...

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Kevin is improving

Dianna Babington, the wife of injured show jumper Kevin Babington, posted an update on him a month after his life-changing fall at the Hampton Classic. Kevin moved from the hospital in New York to the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation last week, and is making some...

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Winsome Adante is gone

Three-time Kentucky 4-star winner Winsome Adante has died at the age of 26. He and rider Kim Severson won individual silver and team bronze at the 2004 Olympics, during a career in which he earned many more accolades. He was U.S. Eventing Horse of the Year, was...

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