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Women in the Horse Industry Youth Equine Day at Tracy Hewlett—Journey to a the Capitol In This Issue: Women In The Horse Industry Youth Equine Day at Tracy Hewlett—Journey to a the Capitol............................. 28 PRESS RELEASE Louisiana Dream By Barbara Newtown Calendar.of .Events................... 6 1st La Bred to Run for Tracy Hewlett has accomplished the Youth.Pages..................40,.59,60 impossible: she runs a boarding stable the the Roses! Vicar’s In that is famous for miles around for Classifieds.................................. 56 being cheerful, nurturing, friendly, and Trouble Rules Again in … competitive. Holly Hill Farm is one Horsin’.Around........................ 66 of the best dressage and eventing barns Kid’s.Korral............................... 76 Louisiana Derby you can find on the route between Dallas and Birmingham. In the spring and Photo.Sellers.&. fall, usually in the last weeks of April Stallion.Alley............................. 82 and October, Tracy puts on the Holly Hill Farm Horse Trials, sanctioned by FeaTuReD ArticLeS the United States Eventing Association Mary.Hopkins...................Cover with divisions from Starter up to Advanced Intermediate. Other weekends are usually filled with dressage shows (Tri-State Dressage Society), hunter-jumper Tracy.Hewlett....................Cover shows (North Louisiana Equestrian Association), United States Pony Club training Courtney.Bynog........................7 sessions, dressage and jumping clinics, and Parelli classes. Continued on page 17... Courtney.Hernandez................8 Mary Hopkins – A Leading Lady The.Ladies.of .Farr.Park....... .10 Photo: Hodges Photography/Alexander Barkoff for Equestrians through the Kathy.Packman/ By Kathryn Loewer Gwen.Swanbom.................... .24 Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s Vicar’s in Trouble, so impressive Generations! winning the Grade III Lecomte Stakes here by 6 ¾-lengths Mary Hopkins was born in Biloxi, MS in 19___ (it’s Melynda.Smith....................... .33 Jan. 18 but compromised by an unfavorable outside post in not polite to ask a lady her age…and we think it will be more fun to make you try and figure it out!) She grew up Rosie.Napravnik.................... .38 the Grade II Risen Star Stakes Feb. 22 when he finished third, right on the gulf in Ocean Springs, MS. She lived with Anna.Paul................................ 50 returned to his winning ways with 3 ½-length front-running her grandparents during her childhood, as her mother Rita.Shaw......................... ........54 victory in Saturday’s $1 million Louisiana Derby at Fair died when she was only 9 months old and her father was Grounds Race Course & Slots with Fair Grounds’ soon-to-be an officer in the Army (retiring as a General) serving Susan.Morris............... ............68 four-time defending jockey champion Rosie Napravnik aboard. overseas. Continued on page 25... Kori.Schexnayder............. ......75 Continued on page 39... Subscriptions To ADvErTisE plEAsE Contact us! www.laequinereport.com Available! 225-622-5747 • Email:[email protected] • p.o. 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Courtney’s land has a long history: her maternal grandparents owned was one year old and Brady was four,” she says. “I could see my dream in front of me. We saw many acres of land on Rigolette Road in Pineville, where Courtney was born and raised. all the beautiful, famous farms in Lexington and Louisville—Calumet, Gainesway. It was She was brought up surrounded by animals--chickens, bunnies, dogs, horses, and cattle— breeding season! A real educational trip. We saw foaling barns, stallion barns…we patted the and loved them all. Her grandfather’s businesses were Baker APS, a leader in pharmacy noses of horses with $600,000 stud fees…we even drove by the house that was in Bluegrass.” automation, and Baker Manufacturing, still going strong, and a leader in state-of-the-art ergonomic office furniture. The old Baker company warehouse on Rigolette is becoming After the trip Courtney’s mother said, “I know it is your dream to have a life with horses. I am the centerpiece of Courtney’s horse operation. “State-of-the-art” also applies to Courtney’s willing to support this dream.
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