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FFRREEEE VolH.H21 • Noo.o10 rrThsse Midee-Sou t h RERquine eNeewsmvvagaziiineeeSinceww 1992 JUNE 2011 Inside: 70th running of the IROQUOIS STEEPLECHASE JUNE 7-11, 2011 2. June, 2011 • Mid-South Horse Review www.midsouthhorsereview.com Photos from Exercise of the Month our Readers tep 1: Standing with your back Let’s Do the against a counter, place both hips HHoorrEsqsueues CRRhareetav,v LiiLeeC ww andS waistline on the edge of the counter. Copyright 2011 Twist! You will need to pull your stomach in and by Janice Dulak, Master Romana’s Pi - keep your knees bent. Engage your buns P.O. Box 423 • Somerville, lates Instructor/Trainer, author of Pilates as you learned in April’s lesson. Cross TN 38068-0423 for the Dressage Ride r. your arms over your chest. [Photo 1] 901-465-1905 www.pilatesfordressage.com tep 2: Pulling your stomach in and up, turn your torso to the right. Fax: 901-465-1905 Twisting the spine is another great ex - WhSen doing this, be sure your waistline Publishers: ercise to keep the spine supple. It is also stays on the edge of the counter. [Photo 2] Tommy & )ancy Brannon beneficial to be able to turn your upper tep 3: Exhale and return to center. Filly "Enchanted Charge" and foster Staff : body from your waistline for riding cir - Repeat 3 to 5 times each side. dog “Winston.” She is out of "Tommy - cles. Remember, as with any exercise pro - S Andrea Gilbert girls A Chargin" by the stallion "Han - gram, please be sure you check with your Be sure to keep your stomach pulled in Michelle Berryhill cock Concho," owned by Julie Wilson doctor to be sure it is safe to do so. Be and your buns tight when you are doing Pam Gamble of Starkville, MS. careful if you have a bad back, twisting this exercise to keep your back protected. Vivie Jenkins (Photo by Terri Snead, Starkville, MS) could not be good for you! Also be sure you twist from the waistline Have fun, and keep me posted on my up! See you next month! Website address: blog: http://janicedulak.posterous.com/ www.midsouthhorse review.com E-mail: midsouthhorsereview @ yahoo.com ARTICLES WELCOMED: We welcome contributions from writers and horse people, but cannot guarantee publication, safety or return of manuscripts Horse Lips! Equine affection at the or photos. Springbuck Horsemanship clinic. Reproduction of editorial or (Photos by Debra Heaton ) advertising content is strictly prohibited without written permission of publisher. Photo 1 Photo 2 EDITORIAL POLICY: The opinions expressed in articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policy of the BETWEE) THE EARS ! Mid-South Horse Review . Photos taken from horseback by Table of Contents Expressions of differing opinions readers of the Mid-South Horse Review . through letters or manuscript Email your submissions to: Exercise of the Month P. 2 submissions are welcome. 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BUCK follows Branna - man from his abusive Ann Moore at childhood to his phenome - nally successful approach Artreach Gallery to horses. A “horse-whis - Ann M. Moore’s equestrian art work is est creations are encased photographs perer,” he eschews the vi - now on display and available at Artreach printed with archival inks on acid-free olence of his upbringing Gallery in Germantown, TN. On June 25, paper. They are then embedded in artist and teaches people to com - Artreach is hosting an Open House and quality doming resin. The photos in the municate with their horses Ann will be demonstrating sculpting in 3- jewelry reflect nature themes: leaves, through leadership and D and bas relief. She will also have exam - ferns. Ann does her own beadwork, too. “I sensitivity, not punish - ples of each stage of the bronze casting never have the same combination of bead - ment. The animal-human process. work, so each piece is unique.” relationship becomes a New works from Ann on display at the On June 18, Ann will be photographing perfect metaphor for meet - gallery are medallions in pewter and foals Chukkers for Charity in Franklin, TN, a The trailer for the Sundance Festival ing the challenges of daily in bronze. She sculpts the medallions from benefit polo match for Saddle UP! handi - Audience Award winning film, BUCK is life. Buck dramatically transforms horses photographs, so she can do custom work capped riding program and the Rochelle now available at Apple.com. Featuring - and people - with his understanding, for clients of their horse, dog, pets, chil - Center, a residence program for mentally horse-whisper Buck Brannaman, this doc - compassion and respect. Full of sage wis - dren, favorite people and even places! The challenged adults. The match takes place umentary will be released in theaters June dom and wit, he reminds us “You allow a back can be engraved. at Lee Ann and Orrin Ingram’s Riverview 17, 2011. You can view the Trailer here: horse to make mistakes. The horse will Ann has two new lines of jewelry, some Farm in Franklin, TN. (see page 26 for http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/indepen - learn from mistakes no differently than the in fine silver and some in pewter. Her lat - more details) dent/buck/ human. But you can’t get him to where he “A lot of times, rather than helping peo - dreads making mistakes for fear of what’s gonna happen after he does.” annual Junior League horse show in Lex - "Your horse is a mirror to your soul, and sometimes you may not like what you ington, Kentucky. Gail is also a photogra - see. Sometimes you will." - Buck Brannaman GCHS pher and an ER doctor who loves horses Holly Fisher is a new equine artist in Program Cover and spends her spare time with them. You Memphis. Having recently moved here can see more of Gail’s water color paint - Fresh Horses from Michigan, she is artist in residence at ings of horses at: You are invited to the Opening Art Re - the Ornamental Metal Museum. She uses Art http://www.facebook.com/artbygailray ception June 3, 5-8 pm at the David Perry traditional blacksmithing techniques with Sheryl Hibbs, owner of Artreach Artreach Gallery has a booth at the Ger - Smith Gallery, 703 New York St., Mem - all the history of that ancient art combined Gallery in Germantown, TN is the fea - mantown Charity Horse Show, where Sh - phis, TN. Paintings by Mary Cour Bur - with wonderful equestrian subjects. tured artist of the Germantown Charity eryl will be available to autograph rows; sculpture by Holly Fisher; and oil See: http://hollyfisher.com/home.html Horse Show. Her painting “Center of At - programs. She is offering 10% off any and paper creations by Mary Reed are the Memphis Artist Mary Reed has been tention” is on the cover of this year’s Ger - item purchased at the booth during the featured artists and art works. horse crazy lately. Horses have been a mantown Charity Horse Show (GCHS) horse show. Tell her the Mid-South Horse Mary Cour Burrows and her large well-loved subject for her in the past, and program. She is donating the original Review sent you! equestrian encaustics have taken a turn for lately she has been drawn to “revisit the painting to be auctioned at the horse show, the allegorical. Combining her usual equestrian” with her oil and paper pieces. which benefits the Exchange Club horse subjects with her capricious bent, The artists’ work will be on display the Family Center. No posters are being these pieces tell a story, but still retain the entire month of June. Gallery website: offered for sale this year, so if patrons richness and layers of the encaustic and http://davidperrysmithgallery.com of the show want a copy of the art pigment.