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Publications, Including Cowboys & Indians Magazine and Two Shows at Neiman Marcus in Atlanta ©Sidelines, Inc.,VolumeVolume 2014 2610 2603 All Rights- -October March Reserved 2014 2014 For Horse People • About Horse People www.sidelinesnews.com$4.00 A Star-Studded Ride to HOLLYWOOD Barbara Wright’s PASSION For Art & Sanctuary The Beauty Of “Dreamer” Equestrian Artists FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE SIDELINES OCTOBER 2014 1 Incorporating 68 HORSES USA PUBLISHER Samantha Charles [email protected] EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jan Westmark [email protected] 828-575-3965 ASsistant Editor Contents Dani Moritz-Long Staff Writers Lauren Giannini, Doris Degner-Foster What’s Happenin’ Eventing CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Arianna Delin, Sydney Masters-Durieux, 32 Ingate 16 Great Meadow Eventing Prep Trial Kim MacMillan, Katie Navarra, 40 Off Centerline Darlene Ricker, Jennifer Ward PHOTOGRAPHERS 58 Asides Polo David Lominska, Jack Mancini , Flashpoint, Alan Fabricant, Susan Stickle 52 Passion For Polo: Lauren R. Giannini, Shawn McMillen Photography, Kim & Allen MacMillan, Emily Features Adventures in Hawaii Allongo, Anne Hoover, Beth Grant 8 Good Food Hunting SIDELINES COLUMNISTS Sophie St. Clair - Juniorside 18 Second Chances: Saving Stormy The Beauty of Equestrian Artists Susan Friedland-Smith - California Hoofbeats Lisa Hollister, Esq - Equine Law 20 Juniorside: Artist Lyn St.Clair 68 Cover Story: Ann Reilly - Sports Psychology 36 Retired Racehorse Project with Barbara Wright’s Passion Kathy Serio - Amateurisms SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR/ Nuno Santos 72 Student-Teacher Artists: EDITORIAL ASSISTANT 42 Amateurisms: The Artful Clapper Joan MacIntyre and Sarah Holmberg Christina Alex INTERNS 46 California Hoofbeats: 74 Artist Walt Peterson’s Inspiration Alex Moritz-Long, Kayla Jones, Riding in Hollywood 78 Artist Leland Neff: A Living Legend Taylor Renner ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER 60 Amateur Photo Contest Winners 82 Fine Art Photographer Melissa Burns [email protected] Susan K. 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Photo courtesy of Barbara Wright 2 SIDELINES OCTOBER 2014 FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE SIDELINES OCTOBER 2014 3 Letter From The Editor his issue of Sidelines is a work of art! It’s our annual art issue and one of my favorites because it’s filled with gorgeous art and photography from artists and Tphotographers all across the country. The walls in my house are filled with paintings and photos of horses, but within these pages I certainly see some artwork that would look great in my home — and I bet you will, too. I love the cover by Barbara Wright of Colorado, a talented artist who founded a horse sanctuary called Harmony Jan Westmark, Editor-In-Chief HorseWorks. Barbara donates all of the earnings from her art sales to her sanctuary and I think you’ll enjoy her story and her a kick out of her time in the pasture! artwork. But don’t stop there — we feature over a dozen artists Speaking of kick, I think you’ll definitely get one from Kerstie in this issue and if you love equestrian art, then get ready for the Allen’s “Passion For Polo” column this month as she takes us on ride of your life. an adventure to Hawaii. From rodeos to polo to surfing the big You may be familiar with artist Leland Neff, who gave up a waves, Kerstie has a zest for life that’s contagious and makes lucrative career as a top fashion photographer and now spends you want to saddle up and ride along. his days riding and painting on his farm in New York. If you Our “Juniorside” columnist, Sophie St.Clair, is from California, haven’t seen his work, then it’s high time you did because he’s but this month she brings us news from Montana. Lyn St.Clair, very gifted. But he isn’t alone. As you turn each page, you’ll find another very talented artist, is Sophie’s aunt, and I’m glad to one stunning drawing and photo after another — work by Louise say that makes her an extended part of the Sidelines family. Lyn Mellon, Walt Peterson, Louisa Davidson, Susan K. Friedland, lives in Livingston, Montana, on the edge of a national forest and Joan MacIntyre, Sarah Holmberg, Michael Henington, Marcy spends her days riding through the wilderness — and of course Criner, Gisela Pferdekaemper and more. As horse lovers, we’re she captures her surroundings and her horses in her work. blessed to have so many talented equestrian artists among us. Thanks, Sophie, for introducing us to your aunt. This issue also features the winner and runners-up in our I want to welcome another California girl to the Sidelines Sidelines Amateur Photo Contest. Our readers are a talented stable. Susan Friedland-Smith is a teacher, rider and writer bunch and we had many wonderful entries. I love the runner-up and she’ll be bringing us tales from out west in our “California photo on this page, taken by Paige Cerulli. This is Whisper, an Hoofbeats” column. Susan starts us off with a pretty amazing off-the-track Thoroughbred mare who’s doing her own version of California adventure — a trail ride high above Los Angeles. airs above the ground. She’s one high-flying horse who’s getting The trail ride gives riders a stellar view of L.A. and the iconic Paige Cerulli’s Hollywood sign. photo was a I quickly added the Hollywood trail ride at Sunset Ranch to my runner-up in bucket list. But that’s not all Sunset Ranch has to offer. Soccer the Sidelines star David Beckham recently did a photo shoot at the ranch Amateur and you can see that in our digital edition of Sidelines. If you’re Photo a subscriber, then you have access to our digital edition or you Contest. can head to the Sidelines website and subscribe. If seeing David Beckham on the ranch in all his rugged glory doesn’t persuade Photo by you to log on to our digital edition, then I’m not sure what will! Paige Cerulli How about our Hot Horsemen issue coming in December? That’s right, the hot horsemen will be back — make sure you see them in digital and print. It’s time to Catch the Sidelines Spirit and follow us Susan Friedland- everywhere — print, digital, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Smith rides high Instagram. Saddle up and ride along! It’s an adventure you don’t above Los Angeles. want to miss. Don’t miss her new column, “California Hoofbeats.” Photo courtesy of Susan Jan Westmark Friedland-Smith Editor-In-Chief [email protected] 4 SIDELINES OCTOBER 2014 FOR HORSE PEOPLE • ABOUT HORSE PEOPLE Letter From The Editor his issue of Sidelines is a work of art! It’s our annual art issue and one of my favorites because it’s filled with gorgeous art and photography from artists and Tphotographers all across the country. 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