Nancy Jaffer
EQUESTRIAN SPORTS
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FROM NEW JERSEY AND BEYOND
Two notable equestrians chosen for Show Jumping Hall of Fame
Course designers Anthony D'Ambrosio and Linda Allen have just been elected to the Show Jumping Hall of Fame and will be inducted March 5 at the group's annual dinner in Wellington, Fla. While both have impressive course designing credentials (Tony has designed the...
Diana Firestone has passed away
Diana Firestone, as well known in the horse show world as she was in the racing world, died in Florida Feb. 12 at the age of 91. Mrs. Firestone and her late husband, Bert, had a racing stable that included 1980 Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Risk. She is the mother of...
A group of riding helmets has been recalled
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (UPSC) and English Riding Supply have recalled about 55,000 Ovation Protégé helmets for failure to meet the impact requirements of ASTM F1163-15. These helmets pose a risk of injury to someone who falls while wearing the helmet....
Learn something wonderful during Dressage at Devon
Last year's inaugural Dressage at Devon Masterclass with Sabine Schut-Kery will have an encore this fall with the world's number two-ranked rider, Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour of Denmark. The session on Thursday evening Sept. 28 will include an assortment of riders with...
A well-known show manager comes “home”
After a two-year absence, John Ammerman is returning to HITS Vermont to manage the eight-week summer horse show with co-manager Joe Dotoli. John produced the Vermont Summer Festival for more than 30 years before HITS took over that role in 2021. The 2023 Vermont...
A high-powered equitation win is more than its own reward
Trophies and ribbons are nice, but the World Equestrian Center's Premier Equitation Cup Championship powered by Gary Yeomans Ford offers a whole lot more--an SUV for the winner and $40,000 for the winning trainer. That new Ford Explorer XLT is being driven by Kate...
Ward does it again in Wellington
Mclain Ward, who has had so many spectacular grand prix victories at the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Fla., delivered yet another Saturday night triumph with Callas, as fractions of a second separated the top three. He has a way with mares, and this...
The show ring said farewell to Gazelle
Tribute was paid to the dynamic Gazelle by a big Saturday night crowd on Feb. 11 at the Winter Equestrian Festival, as the 17-year-old mare headed for retirement after a stellar show jumping career with rider Kent Farrington. Her owner, Robin Cleary Parsky, said,...
Learn about trails from the people who know
Equestrian Land Conservation Resource is offering a program on equestrian trails at 10 a.m. EDT Wednesday Feb. 8. Among the panelits is ELCR Executive Director Holley Groshek, on why public equestrian trails are important to outdoor recreation, considerations for...
Ian Millar takes the wheel for Canadian show jumping
It shouldn't come as a surprise. Who but 10-time Olympian Ian Millar was the logical choice to be appointed as the new technical advisor for the Canadian show jumping team? He succeeds Canada's individual Olympic gold medalist Eric Lamaze, whose contract ended last...


