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A look back from my archives: An introduction to Mark Phillips
Over the eons that I've written about the horse industry, showing, eventing, racing and other equestrian sports, I've accumulated stacks of programs, orders of go, course diagrams, photos, magazine articles and newspaper clippings. Lots and lots....
A legacy will continue the Junior Essex Troop’s mission
Even as the decades sped by, the dedicated alumni of Junior Essex Troop never forgot lessons learned or friends made in the cadet auxiliary of the Essex Troop, 102d Cavalry, New Jersey National Guard. As youngsters on a 13-acre farm in West Orange,...
Karen Golding needs help
Everyone on the show jumping circuit knows Karen Golding. She was a longtime groom for Olympian Michael Matz and the caretaker of the great Jet Run, with a reputation so outstanding that she became the only groom in the Show Jumping Hall of Fame....
Jimmy Wofford: Nov. 3, 1944-Feb. 2, 2023–he will be missed (Update)
I always thought of Jimmy Wofford as the irreplaceable man. Jimmy, who died today after a long struggle with cancer, held the status of legend befitting his expertise in a variety of roles. He was a doer who checked all the boxes; few lives are as...
It’s all in the family for an equestrian venture
When you think of family projects, perhaps painting the living room, cleaning the garage or planting a garden comes to mind. But for Natalee and Steve Herrig; their daughter, Hannah, and her husband, Zach Ketelboeter, the family project is being...
An international title brings recognition to a special needs rider from Ukraine
From a stark orphanage in Ukraine, a country where trouble was brewing, to being named PATH International Youth Equestrian of the Year, Vika Christian has come a long way in a decade. And it was horses who helped her get there. PATH leads the...
A new date for a favorite event, the Essex Horse Trials
The Essex Horse Trials is reinventing itself. Again. For the third time since its 2019 edition, when it was staged in late June at Moorland Farm in Far Hills, N.J., it has switched its date. Organizers are hoping that positioning Essex in early...
Boyd Martin tells it all to you
Boyd Martin has never been shy about advising people what he's up to, but he reached a new pinnacle in that regard with his new year letter (complete with photos) to friends, owners, supporters and sponsors. He touches on everything he's been up...
USEF honors for Lyle, Tosh
Take heart, working students. It is possible to make it to the top of the game with a lot of effort. A case in point is Adrienne Lyle, who began her rise as a working student for Debbie McDonald in 2005. Last night, she won the U.S. Equestrian...
A good read that’s a fun ride
As much as a new year is a time for looking ahead, it also is an opportunity to look back and enjoy a bit of nostalgia. For me, what filled the bill on the latter perspective was “The Outside of a Horse,” a book of recollections by Steven D. Price....
Fast away the old year passes…
My headline, which I have always used for New Year’s stories over the decades, comes from a seldom-sung verse of a favorite carol, Deck the Halls. It is amazing how fast a year goes by, isn’t it? Last January, we were still feeling the effects of...
A tradition that keeps up with changing times: Part One
It’s a scene that resonates every autumn, set to the bright, beckoning notes of the huntsman’s horn and the music of hounds in full cry, played out against a backdrop of brilliantly colored leaves. Eager riders on neatly clipped mounts with...
A tradition that keeps up with changing times: Part Two–what does the future hold?
In Part One last week, we talked about how New Jersey's hunt clubs are adapting, becoming more welcoming, even offering options for people who just want to walk and trot while following the hounds. Here is a link to that story. This week, we...
Hark! The festive riders sing…
“Tally ho, ho, ho” a Christmas-spirited rider joyfully called out as a merry group on horseback set off to sing carols at three farms in Bedminster, N.J., today. The event was organized by the Somerset Hills Pony Club, which invited others,...
There is a lot on the USHJA’s table
The new Channel System that went into effect this month for the 2023 season has nothing to do with TV. It’s an initiative for restructuring horse show competition licensing that takes some explaining, which is just what happened today during a...
Who’s number one?
The answer to the question above became even more obvious this evening, as world show jumping champion Henrik von Eckermann of Sweden won the Rolex International Jumping Riders Club Top Ten Final on the amazing King Edward. The excitement level was...
It’s farewell to a historic stable in New Jersey–UPDATE
The Essex Equestrian Center in West Orange, N.J., where thousands of riders were introduced to horses over the decades, is closing this month. The stable, built in the early Twentieth Century, has been known by several names over the years,...
Judy Richter will be missed (Updated 12/2)
A true horsewoman with high standards and a generous soul, Judy Hofmann Richter always did whatever she could for those who crossed her path, whether they were people or animals. A great deal was lost when she died today, because, as her longtime...
Hundreds enjoy a scenic Thanksgiving tradition
All across the country, friends and families bond in several ways at Thanksgiving, whether it’s over football, watching the Macy’s parade or of course, sharing a turkey. But in New Jersey’s peaceful Somerset Hills, hundreds have adopted a different...
After a traumatic fall, Cassandra Kahle is making a comeback
A horrific fall in a jump-off tragically put the brakes on professional rider Cassandra Kahle’s promising career last January. The following nine months have tested her, as she works to recover from a traumatic brain injury, focusing on therapy...
You are being watched…
When you are spending time with your horses, it's quite possible you are being watched, whether you're showing, grooming, riding, training or engaged in some other activity. That's the way it is when everyone has access to a digital video camera,...
The Adequan® Global Dressage Festival is back for 2023
Wellington International, which took over the former Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, has reached an agreement with Wellington Equestrian Partners to run the 2023 Adequan® Global Dressage Festival at the Equestrian Village facility down...
Great competition for the Longines crown at the Royal
Irish rider Daniel Coyle got some good advice from his countryman, Conor Swail, before heading into the jump-off of the $250,000 Longines FEI World Cup at the Royal Winter Fair last night. After Daniel asked whether his main intent should involve...
Nassar a winner at the Royal
El Conde told his rider, Nayel Nassar, he was up to the challenge of the $75,000 Centennial Cup speed class at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto last night, even before the partnership entered the arena surrounded by a crowd that packed the stands...
A big surprise in the Big Ben at the Royal
The $138,000 Big Ben Challenge had an improbable winner last night, as international show jumping got under way in earnest at Toronto’s Royal Winter Fair. The field of 24 was star-studded, including 2021 Olympic individual gold medalist Ben Maher...
Maclay goes to Iwasaki
Augusta Iwasaki came from behind in spectacular fashion today to cap her junior career with a hard-won victory in the ASPCA Maclay at the National Horse Show. “I couldn’t have asked for anything else,” said the Californian, who rose from...
Goodbye to DVHA
The Delaware Valley Horsemen’s Association, a grassroots show series that ran for more than seven decades in Hunterdon County, N.J., has called it quits. Founded in 1949 by veterinarian, Dr. Welling Howell, the organization in its prime offered...
Looking for a different type of horse show?
After a two-year pandemic-related absence, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair finally is coming back to Toronto, where it will celebrate its hundredth anniversary in November. The finale of the North American Fall Indoor Circuit, the Royal has been...
The USA’s newest 5-star event offers plenty to consider
The MARS Maryland 5-star at Fair Hill went from being a novelty to a real fixture last weekend in just its second edition, with riders enthusiastic about the venue and the opportunity it provides. Even so, as world number three-ranked eventer...
Price pulls through at Fair Hill
There's a reason Tim Price of New Zealand rose to the title of the world’s number one-ranked eventer this month. He’s not only a great technician, he’s also cool under immense pressure. With the USA’s Tamie Smith and Great Britain’s Oliver Townend...
Top eventer is number one at Fair Hill
The world’s number one-ranked eventer, Tim Price, shuffled the deck today at the MARS Maryland 5-star at Fair Hill, and the Joker came out on top. Joker is the barn name of Coup de Coeur Dudevin, a special horse who was up to the challenges of his...
World number one eventer Tim Price close to the top at Fair Hill
A mere fraction separates first and second place in the MARS Maryland 5-star at Fair Hill three-day event, with Woods Baughman on the Hanoverian C’est la Vie 153 staying just 0.2 penalties ahead of world number one Tim Price on a Selle Francais,...
A bright start for Fair Hill year two on a damp day
It’s a new ballgame at the MARS Maryland 5 Star at Fair Hill. In the second year of the USA’s second 5-star three-day event, cross-country course designer Ian Stark is upping the ante on his terrain-rich route, while riders are finding the kinks...
The multi-faceted Talent Search was won by a practiced catch rider
From the start there were challenges--then the tests became increasingly difficult this weekend at the Platinum Performance/USEF Show Jumping Talent Search Finals East. And that's how it should be. After all, with competition running over three...
Silva Martin steps up
Now it’s Silva Martin’s turn, as showcased during Dressage at Devon last week. The Martin who always had a franchise on the spotlight was Silva’s husband, Boyd, the Olympic eventer, with an outgoing personality that has won him friends and...
Finally, word on the future of Lord Stirling Stable
More than two years after Lord Stirling Stable’s horses were sold as the facility was shut down during Covid, a plan to buy “a number of horses” and begin reintroducing equestrian programming before the end of the year at the Somerset County...
It’s Tarjan again for a Grand Prix sweep at Devon
Never before have I seen a psychic in a horse show’s vendor village, so it was a first for me during Dressage at Devon when I spotted the booth offering crystal ball reading ($35) and Tarot card reading ($45). But I decided to save my money because...
What are the prospects for Dressage at Devon?
Dressage at Devon is a magical name. Over the years, it has conjured inspiration for thousands of riders to do whatever it takes so they can ride in the famous Dixon Oval and become a part of history. It happened last night for Alice Tarjan, who...
Tips from a master during Dressage at Devon
Sabine Schut-Kery wowed the world aboard Sanceo at the Tokyo Olympics last year, where the combination clinched a historic silver medal for the U.S. dressage team and finished fifth individually in the freestyle. Last night, without an equine...
4-H still has a role to play in the horse world
There was a time when the horse show at New Jersey’s Somerset County 4-H Fair felt like a really big deal. The stables were full and the competition was serious. Judy Hennessey, a 4-H leader in the county, remembers that during the mid-1970s when...
It’s been 50 golden years of therapy and more at Mane Stream
It may be hard to believe in this era, but the concept of using horses for organized therapy was still in its infancy when Octavia Brown founded the Somerset Hills Handicapped Riders Club a half-century ago. The once-weekly program began on a...
It’s silver for the USA at the world championships: UPDATE
What a ride! Today’s show jumping finale of the FEI World Eventing Championships was far from an anti-climax after Saturday’s thriller of a cross-country test at Pratoni del Vivaro in Italy. The course designed by Uliano Vezzani, set on undulating...
Graeme Thom, David O’Connor take key roles at USEF
Former U.S.Equestrian Federation president and Olympic eventing gold medalist David O'Connor next month takes on a newly created position as the USEF's chief of sport, while Graeme Thom becomes the director of FEI/High-Performance Sport Programs....
USA moves up at eventing world championships
The deck was reshuffled today by a demanding cross-country course at the FEI World Eventing Championships in Pratoni del Vivaro Italy, with team standings doing a switcheroo that put the U.S. in second place from third, elevated Germany to the...
Ride on, Queen Elizabeth
My favorite photo of the Queen is this one, where she is galloping like the wind, her scarf slipped back on her head, looking into the distance with an awareness of the moment while leaving her cares behind. She is perfectly in control of her...
The Barisone case will be in the spotlight this weekend
The CBS show 48 Hours, which investigates "the most intriguing crime and justice cases," will begin its fall season with a program on the matter of dressage trainer Michael Barisone. Set to run at 10 p.m Saturday, it will explore how a U.S. Olympic...
What’s in a name? At HITS, a winner
What does the name Pepita con Spita mean? I’ve wondered since I started writing about the feisty show jumper a few years ago, and the question crossed my mind again today when she won the $405,300 FEI 5-star Grand Prix at HITS Saugerties with the...
HITS founder Struzzieri stepping back from his role
After more than 40 years heading HITS LLC, its founder, Tom Struzzieri will be leaving his post as chief executive officer at the end of the 2022 season, it was announced this morning. The organization, known for its hunter/jumper shows around the...
Bad news for Barisone in court
It was quite a different Michael Barisone who came back to the Morristown, N.J., courtroom where he was tried for attempted murder last spring. The dressage trainer appeared today for a hearing that would determine whether he could be freed after...
Burghley is incredible, as usual
There were so many remarkable stories out of the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials in England, which ended today. It has certainly lived up to its reputation as the toughest of all the 5-stars (including Kentucky and Maryland in the U.S.) under its...
New stars on the horizon as dressage fest wraps up
New Jersey riders continued to do the state proud as the Dressage Festival of Champions came to a close at Lamplight Equestrian Center in Illinois today. It was quite the show, with 168 horses and riders across 15 divisions for seven days. The...
It’s a clean sweep for Alice in the Grand Prix Championship
Alice Tarjan and Serenade MF made a clean sweep of the Grand Prix championship classes at the U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions today, after adding a freestyle win to her victories in the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special earlier in the week at...
Alice does it again
There was yet one more win for Alice Tarjan at the U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions today, as she took the Markel/USEF Developing Grand Prix Championship (Intermediate II) with Jane (Desperado NOP X Metall) marked at 71.813 percent. Alice, from...
It’s another win for an up-and-coming mare at dressage championships
Alice Tarjan continued her march toward the national Grand Prix Dressage Championship today, taking the Grand Prix Special with Serenade MF on 73.467 percent at the Festival of Champions at Lamplight Farm in Illinois. Second place went to Katie...
A solid gold experience with Olympian Joe Fargis
Joe Fargis had many words of wisdom for those participating in a sold-out clinic he gave at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation in Gladstone, N.J., this week. You need to listen when an Olympic double gold medalist tells you something. “Better to...
How will U.S. show jumpers get to Paris?
The answer to the question above is not just “airplanes.” It was time for a re-think after the team failed to finish in the top five at the FEI World Show Jumping Championships last week, which would have been an automatic ticket to the 2024 Paris...
“The stuff of dreams” for Ireland’s show jumpers
It was an intensely exciting equestrian encounter that made history today: Ireland winning the Aga Khan trophy in a jump-off for its home Nations Cup at the Dublin Horse Show. The crowd in the packed stands around the emerald grass arena at the...
Para saves the day at the world championships
The U.S. is going home with some medals from the Ecco FEI World Championships after all. Although the dressage and show jumping teams didn’t medal in Herning, Denmark, the Adequan Para Dressage Team took bronze, along with an individual silver and...
World’s number one show jumper glitters with another gold
Five tough rounds of show jumping over the last week were no match for Henrik von Eckermann and his barefoot King Edward, as the world’s number one ranked rider and team gold medalist for Sweden took the individual title at the Agria World...
It’s Swe-den, Swe-den at the FEI World Show Jumping Championships
It was an FEI world championships show jumping team medal finals to make your head spin, with reversals of fortune aplenty during this evening in Herning, Denmark. But there were two things that didn’t change. The Olympic champion Swedes, who had...
A tough day for the USA at the world championships
It was bad news for the U.S. show jumping team today at the Agria FEI World Championships, as it finished just one place out from qualifying for tomorrow’s final round of Nations Cup competition. But it gets worse. The goal for the show jumping...
Swedes lead, U.S. ninth as world championships show jumping begins
Brian Moggre, only 21 and riding in his first international senior championships, made his mark as the top American finisher today in the Ecco FEI World Championships, not far behind some of the greatest names in the sport of show jumping. The...
An exciting horse and rider set the standard at the world dressage championships
There’s a new queen of dressage. Great Britain’s Charlotte Fry made it two victories in a row with the expressive Glamourdale to take the Blue Hors Grand Prix Freestyle this evening at the Ecco FEI World Dressage Championships. It happened the day...
A change at the top in USEF’s sport leadership
The U.S. Equestrian Federation’s dynamic director of sport, Will Connell, is leaving the organization after eight hugely successful years. “What drives me is trying to find programs and solutions that will grow the pathway, increase performance and...
World Dressage Championships has an unexpected Special winner
The glamorous Glamourdale and Great Britan’s Charlotte (Lottie) Fry short-circuited expectations for a home country winner at the Ecco FEI World Dressage Championships in Denmark, edging Danish star Cathrine Laudrup-Dufour and Vamos Amigos for the...
A new country at the top of the podium at the dressage world championships
Denmark, as predicted, made history today, taking the place usually reserved for Germany at the top of the dressage world championships podium and earning the Scandinavian nation's first medal in the global title competition since it won bronze in...
The world’s best in dressage vie for global honors
At the top level of the sport, more and more dressage horses are reaching the heights. Multiple breathtaking performances impressed as the ECCO FEI World Championships got under way with the first day of the Blue Hors Dressage Grand Prix in front...
It’s world championships time
The FEI world championships, which get under way Saturday, are about more than medals. For dressage, show jumping and eventing, they are qualifiers for the 2024 Paris Olympics, while the para dressage is a qualifier for the 2024 Paralympics. Who...
The experience is serene at Summer Days dressage
Even without spectators in the grandstand, the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation’s arena has character. The towering backdrop of the historic stables in Gladstone, N.J., offers a reminder that this is where so many of the country’s most famous riders...
A new hunter derby shows off beautifully
Hunter rider Amanda Steege has had great success with Lafitte de Muze in the country’s most important hunter competitions. Even so, she admitted to some extra stress today during the inaugural $10,000 Bill Ellis Memorial/U.S. Hunter Jumper...
Remembering Bill Ellis with a competition of his own
A memorial service is important to the friends and family of someone who has passed away, but you can bet that Bill Ellis really would have appreciated commemoration of his life with a hunter derby. And that’s just what he’ll get at 8 a.m. on...
The Horse Park of New Jersey has its fans
In the nation’s most densely populated state, the Horse Park of New Jersey is a tree-shaded oasis. I think of all the places where I used to compete not so long ago that have been developed or no longer stage shows—Coppergate in Basking Ridge,...
A German riding pony is a model of stardom
As a kid, Lauren Chumley didn’t have a pony. The family wasn’t into horses, and her parents weren’t paying for her to ride. But as Lauren pointed out, "Little girls that like horses are going to like horses, whether you have horses or not." Her...
Two venues add up to a great Essex Horse Trials
If anyone had the pedigree to win the Open Preliminary section at the Essex Horse Trials, it was Isabelle Bosley. She knows Moorland Farm, where the Essex cross-country was held today, after dressage and show jumping were staged yesterday at the...
“A special place to be”
The Essex Horse Trials, which began in 1968, is a piece of eventing history that always looks toward the future. In a bold move, the competition's latest version was showcased this weekend at two venues--Moorland Farm in Far Hills and the U.S....
U.S. dressage team second in Rotterdam: Update
The American squad of up-and-coming horses and riders had quite a milestone as they were second in the Nations Cup of Rotterdam, Netherlands, today, with Alice Tarjan of Oldwick, N.J., the highest-placing rider on the Dutta Corp. U.S Dressage Team...
Another World Cup finals for USA
The U.S. will be hosting the Longines FEI World Cup finals twice in the next four years, with the Split Rock Jumping Tour’s Fort. Worth, Texas, venue just announced as the site of the show jumping and dressage competition, three years after Omaha’s...
Head to Far Hills and Gladstone this weekend for the Essex Horse Trials
You’ve got to love a town where the official seal bears the image of a show jumper, neatly clearing a vertical obstacle of red and white rails. That municipality is Far Hills, N.J., which has quite a history with horses. The name Far Hills has long...
Time is running out: Step up before June 30 for the Horse Park of New Jersey
You may regard the Horse Park of New Jersey as a place for competition, but it is also a place that is in competition--with state horse parks elsewhere that have similar missions. They are located in Georgia, Virginia, Kentucky and Florida (and...
The show (but not the CDI) will go on at the Horse Park
An international dressage show scheduled for the Horse Park of New Jersey has been cancelled due to lack of entries and a complication involving withdrawal of one key official, but the Level 3 national Dressage at the Park show, scheduled in...
Hope Hand has left us
Hope Hand’s devotion to U.S. Para Dressage efforts over the decades paid off in three ground-breaking medals at last summer’s Tokyo Paralympics, part of the long process in which she played a key role as America’s status in the discipline was...
Two pillars of Devon have waved goodbye
The management team that kept the Devon Horse Show running and relevant for decades resigned today. No one is more closely associated with the U.S. Equestrian Federation Heritage fixture than David Distler, who began working there in 1974, and...
Shocker: McLain Ward wins Devon GP
I’ve written this story 12 times over the years since 1999, when McLain took his first grand prix at Devon with Twist du Valon and started a remarkable run as the fan favorite at the venerable show on Philadelphia’s Main Line. Seven years ago, the...
Acknowledging the best at the Hall of Fame dinner
The Devon Horse Show is all about tradition—it’s entitled to that, having been around since 1896, though it didn’t run for the last two years due to Covid. But now it’s back, and the tradition also is carried on at another location, about a...
There’s nothing like the hunters at the Devon Horse Show
There are not many places where you can see the best show hunters from East and West, but Devon is that spot in the spring, and both coasts were well-represented this week. The Grand Hunter Champion, Balmoral’s Only Always, came from California...
Monmouth not-at-the-Team goes back to its roots
It was a hit from the beginning. Monmouth at the Team involved moving what had been an iconic horse show (the oldest in New Jersey) to the grounds of the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation in 2016. With lavish hospitality, an array of recognized and...
Tarjan and Serenade make the dressage world championships short list
Alice Tarjan found herself in the company of such big names as Olympic medalists Steffen Peters and Adrienne Lyle today when the U.S. Equestrian Federation announced the Dutta Corp. U.S. Dressage Team Short List for the 2022 FEI Dressage World...
Nothing can stop this tough pair of eventing competitors
Bouncing back is Tamie Smith's specialty, and the same can be said of her Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event mount, Fleeceworks Royal. The mare's 5-star debut at the Kentucky Horse Park last month started with a dressage test that put her first in...
Thoroughbreds still have a place in eventing, ask Phillip Dutton (Update)
Thoroughbreds are few and far between at the upper ranks of three-day eventing, ever since the steeplechase and roads and tracks elements were eliminated from the sport's prestige competitions after 2005. With the departure of the long format,...
Jung wins number 11 at Kentucky; Payne national 5-Star champion
A memory from the 1984 Olympics that has stuck with me was French show jumper Pierre Durand walking out of the ring in Los Angeles with a bridle in his hand after Jappeloup refused and he fell off, along with the bridle. It was a sad picture, but...
Michael Jung stays the course
Imagine being one of only three riders in a field of 43 at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event 5-star to make the optimum time over today's multi-faceted cross-country course put together by designing genius Derek di Grazia. Together with no...
No surprise: Michael Jung is the star at Land Rover Kentucky
It was what we've all been waiting for at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event, the excelsior of dressage tests performed by Olympic multi-gold medalist Michael Jung of Germany and fischerChipmunk FRH. Needless to say, no one in today's crowd of...
Made in the USA leads the way at Land Rover Kentucky
American-bred horses dominated the top placings in the 5-star dressage, as competition at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event got under way. As if that weren't enough good news, their riders had brought these mounts along up through the ranks,...
And they’re off–at Land Rover Kentucky
Things are back to normal at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event, with people lining up several hours before the 5-star horse inspection yesterday to be sure that they got the best view of the stars from the U.S. and five foreign countries,...
Centenary tops at ANRC
You know the ASPCA Maclay, the U.S Equestrian Federation Medal and the USEF Talent Search--they are the equitation finals that get the most publicity. But what about the American National Riding Commission Championships, which wrapped up last...
The curtain has yet to fall on the case of Michael Barisone
If you want a deeper understanding of the Michael Barisone attempted murder case, there are two movies you should see. One is Pacific Heights (1990), starring Michael Keaton as a tenant in an escalating dispute with his landlords that ended in...
Jury accepts Michael Barisone’s insanity defense
After being in jail for nearly three years and charged with crimes that could have kept him behind bars for decades, Michael Barisone today was cleared of two charges by reason of insanity and ruled not guilty on three others after being tried for...
Longines World Cup Leipzig is history; now it’s on to Omaha
Switzerland's Martin Fuchs took the Longines FEI World Cup Show Jumping championship in Leipzig, Germany, today, with a two-horse approach. He rode Chaplin in the opening competition on Thursday, then switched to The Sinner for Saturday's jump-off...
Self-defense barred for Barisone
Self-defense cannot be asserted in the Michael Barisone attempted murder trial, Superior Court Judge Stephen Taylor ruled today. The judge made that decision as he met this morning with defense and prosecution lawyers at the Morris County...
Did Barisone remember the shooting? Experts disagree
Michael Barisone had "interpersonal problems" and "a longstanding conflict" with student Lauren Kanarek and her boyfriend, Robert Goodwin, in Florida during the winters of 2018 and 2019, according to Dr. Louis Schlesinger, a psychology professor at...
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