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Listing ID: R X-11086057 | $21,500,000 Martha W. Jolicoeur PA | martha.jolicoeur@elliman.com

A WORLD OF BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE Few moments capture the magic of equestrianism like the split-second when horse and rider clear the fence in a showjumping competition—the majesty of the equine form, the bond between rider and horse, the sheer athleticism of both, not to mention the suspense of the spectator. And few people can capture those moments like equestrian photographer Andrew Ryback. The subject of our cover story (page 4) for this edition of Elliman Equestrian, Ryback, follows an exacting approach to showjumping photography bound by three parameters: timing, focus, and framing. “Each image needs to have all three of those elements in order to be perfect,” he says. The importance of timing and focus in photography is evident, but it’s often the framing of Ryback’s images that most distinguishes his work—very much by design. Unlike the familiar “tightly framed photos” of horse and rider in mid-jump, Ryback prefers to widen the scope to include the backdrop of the showjumping arena. “For me and my team,” he says, “it’s important that the whole story is told.” Indeed, that’s what this issue of the magazine is about: providing a wide-angle view on the world of equestrianism, from the thrill of competition and the art of photographing it, to the beauty and elegance of equestrian culture and history. Our feature story on the Texas bootmaker Lucchese (page 46), founded in San Antonio in 1883, celebrates the blend of traditional craftsmanship and bold innovation that has made this venerable institution such a vital luxury lifestyle brand. Meanwhile, our story on the expansion of the Global Champions Arabians Tour (page 8) illustrates the truly international reach of appreciation for equestrian culture and heritage. The tour just wrapped its second year of showcasing the “beauty and spirit of the historic Arabian horse breed” with a series of competitions held in 14 international markets—including an American leg that featured stops in Miami Beach, Las Vegas, and Denver. “We looked for destinations that combine strong equestrian heritage, lifestyle appeal, and international accessibility,” explains GCAT’s Deputy CEO, Sheikh Mohammed bin Nasser Al-Thani. It’s certainly no coincidence that all of these centers of American equestrian culture also happen to be dynamic luxury real estate markets where Douglas Elliman agents are proud to serve clients looking to buy and sell high-end homes and equestrian properties. And just as GCAT is expanding to meet a passion for equestrianism that knows no borders, our Elliman Global brokerage is growing with the global demand for luxury properties. We are, indeed, everywhere our clients want to be. I invite you to explore this world of beauty and elegance in both the stories and our portfolio of equestrian properties featured in the pages ahead. And, as always, if you encounter a piece of that world you’d like to make your own, the expert agents at Douglas Elliman are ready to serve you.

The Next Move Is Yours Michael S. Liebowitz President and Chief Executive Officer, Douglas Elliman Inc.

Cover Photograph Courtesy of Andrew Ryback Photography

C O N T E N T S THE ART OF EQUESTR IAN PHOTOGR APHY ANDR E W RYBACK GLOBAL CHAMPIONS AR ABIANS TOUR DOUGL AS ELLIMAN ’ S EQUESTR IAN P ORTFOLIO LUCCHESE: ALLUR E OF WESTER N EQUESTR IAN ST YLE

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Photograph Courtesy of Andrew Ryback Photography

All Photographs Courtesy of Andrew Ryback Photography

THE ART OF EQUESTRIAN PHOTOGRAPHY ANDRE W RYBACK CAPTURES T H E M A G I C O F S H O WJ U M P I N G There is a magnetism to showjumping born from the bond between horse and rider—the precision, the thrill, subtlety, and discipline. Beneath the beauty and elegance, the high stakes stir the spirit of competition. All of this is evident when attending a competition, and all of it can be deftly conveyed in showjumping photography. To perfect such imagery, equestrian photographers must capture both the artistry and athleticism of the horse–rider partnership. And very few can.

Story By David Graver

For Ocala, Florida–based photographer Andrew Ryback, his wife Stacy sparked the passion—and his path into the equestrian world. “My first ever horse show experience was while we were dating and she asked me to come watch her horse show,” Ryback tells Elliman Equestrian. “Of course, I brought my camera and from that point on, I was hooked! It’s been well over 20 years since that day, and I can’t imagine our lives without horses and equine photography.” Even before Stacy, the photographer knew there was something artfully intriguing about horses. “There’s an awe factor with these animals that not many others can convey. I think it’s because we are able to get so close to them and bond with them as opposed to other large animals that may not be as tame,” he says. As a child, Ryback had a ‘how to draw horses’ book, which became one of his favorite things to do. “It was quite obvious from an early age that my skills were not with the pen and pencil, but with the camera, so I switched my artistic focus to photography,” he adds. “However, remembering some of the lines from that book helped me to create those visually compelling images.” His approach to capturing an equestrian image centers around a three-part mantra, which he uses to educate his team: timing, focus, and framing. “Each image needs to have all three of those elements in order to be perfect. If one of those elements is off, then the image is ruined. There are opportunities to be creative with each one of those elements, but the execution must be solid,” he explains. Ryback is often on the road to competitions with show days as the focal point of months of preparation. “Our typical show day starts the night before with scheduling photographers and support staff— though, in the grand scheme of things, this starts months prior with travel schedules and photographer availability,” he says. “We like to rotate the ring assignments throughout the show so that the photographers experience different rings each day. This allows them to not become complacent, and it gives our customers a variety of different image styles as well.” An hour before the first horse enters the ring, Ryback and his team scout the courses and rings to determine the ideal location to position. “On big class days—Grand Prix, Hunter Derby, etc.—we’ll walk the courses together, much like the competitors themselves, looking for the shots we want to capture,” he says. “It’s one of

WEC Ocala. Sure, we could crop it tightly and get a nice jumping photo out of it, but what our customers really love is that they get the whole story with our images. They can always crop in if they like, but they can never ‘crop out.’” In addition to equestrian photography, Ryback has amassed a body of fine-art imagery. This, too, is driven by the desire for personal creative fulfillment. “I always have my camera with me and I’m always looking at the world for an image that I would love to hang on my wall,” he says. “I love to travel, and my wife and I typically book our vacations to places that I’d love to photograph. If we’re driving somewhere, perhaps to another horse show, it’s not uncommon for me to pull over or make slight detours to capture images along the way.” In many ways, his pursuit of images elsewhere has honed his ability to capture the majesty of horses. This is furthered by another one of Ryback’s passions: aviation. He’s taken to the air for five years now, following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, both of whom were private pilots. In fact, Ryback recently bought back his grandfather’s plane. “It needed a bit of work and updating, but it’s just about ready to take to the skies again,” he says. “This time, with its third generation of Ryback at the controls. Flying has really given me more freedom to seek out photography opportunities and see the world from a whole new perspective.”

my favorite things to do because when I’m in the ring with my team, I see things one way and they may see them another way; however, we all encourage and influence each other to find the best spots and jump angles.” “We’ve been with the World Equestrian Center, Ocala since day one,” Ryback says—noting his observations about the strength and prestige of the equestrian facility. “I’m so proud of my team for the talent and creativity they have brought to WEC Ocala and being able to set the stage for the images of this facility has been quite an honor. While I do have favorite things about all the shows I’ve been to, the one that I can now call my home—WEC Ocala—is really special to me.” When Ryback is at other locations, he’s always looking for shots that convey the beauty of the facility and portray the competitor in the best way possible. “Too often, I see other photographers in the industry providing tightly framed photos that show no scale or detail with regard to the show itself,” he says. “It ends up just being another competition photo that could be from anywhere. For me and my team, it’s important that the whole story is told and the show/facility is a part of that. ‘The hotel shot’, for instance, is a signature shot that we developed here at

GLOBAL CHAMPIONS

AR ABIANS TOUR

C ON T I N U E S I T S E X PA NSION

AN EQUESTRIAN SPECTACLE OF ELEGANCE AND EXCITEMENT, THE GLOBAL CHAMPIONS ARABIANS TOUR (GCAT) CELEBRATES THE BEAUTY AND SPIRIT OF THE HISTORIC ARABIAN HORSE BREED. FOUNDED IN 2024, THE COMPETITION TOUR EXPANDED TO 14 INTERNATIONAL MARKETS IN 2025, INVITING THOUSANDS OF ATTENDEES TO OBSERVE NOT ONLY SPORTING EXCELLENCE BUT ALSO CULTURAL HERITAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION. THIS SECOND YEAR COMMENCED WITH AN EIGHT-PART EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE EAST SERIES, FOLLOWED BY A FIVESTOP AMERICAS TOUR, THEN CONCLUDED WITH THE WORLD ARABIAN HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP SUPREME IN DOHA. In addition to purebred equestrian theatrics, each four-day

In an effort to share the Arabian horse legacy with

installment to event incorporated local festivities—and a large

international equestrian and cultural hubs, GCAT

financial prize for victors. “The Global Champions Arabians

introduced 2025’s North American marquee competitions

Tour was founded with a clear mission: to elevate the Arabian

in Scottsdale, Miami Beach, Denver and Las Vegas. “We

horse to the global stage it deserves,” Sheikh Mohammed

looked for destinations that combine strong equestrian

bin Nasser Al-Thani, the Deputy CEO of GCAT, tells Elliman

heritage, lifestyle appeal, and international accessibility,”

Equestrian. “Each year, the tour aims to advance the sport’s

Sheikh Mohammed says. For GCAT, the U.S. market was

standards of fairness, prestige, and visibility, while connecting

alluring for its particular blend of tradition and innovation.

communities and cultures through a shared passion for this noble breed.”

The pinnacle of GCAT, the aforementioned World Arabian Horse Championship Supreme event was hosted on

Every GCAT stop presents several competition categories

December 5 and 6, 2025. It marked the completion of the

that delve into the depth and dimension of the Arabian horse

year-long journey for horse, handler, and the tour itself. “It

world—from yearlings and juniors to senior mares and stallions.

is where the season’s best horses, breeders, and handlers

“Each category highlights not only physical beauty and

come together under one grand stage to compete for the

movement but also lineage, character, and expression, all

ultimate honor,” Sheikh Mohammed says. “Beyond the

core to the Arabian horse’s identity. Together, these categories

competition, it’s a celebration of culture and community,

celebrate both the artistry and the discipline that define

blending world-class sport with Qatari hospitality, art, and

Arabian horse competition,” says Sheikh Mohammed.

tradition.”

In addition to honoring the best horses, GCAT also awards the

In 2026, the World Arabian Horse Championship Supreme

best handlers of the Tour. “Arabian horse competitions are not

will dazzle Paris in late November, the final showdown to

just about appearance; they are about heritage, precision, and

another world tour. Bridging global excellence with local

connection,” Sheikh Mohammed adds. “Each presentation in

passion, the competition will travel from the United Arab

the ring reflects centuries of breeding, dedication, and respect

Emirates to Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait before

between horse and handler. The Arabian horse is known for its

venturing to Europe, then the Americas. Every stage of the

intelligence, loyalty, and elegance; watching them compete is

Tour is set to be momentous—each a representation of the

witnessing living history.”

peak of the sport.

Story By

David Graver

Photograph Courtesy of Andrew Ryback Photography

NORTH FORK 935 FRANKLINVILLE ROAD LAUREL A truly extraordinary offering—32+ prime acres of versatile land with valuable Development Rights Intact (DRI), allowing for expansion, transformation, or long-term investment. At the heart of the property stands a 6,334sf Morton building, engineered for durability and flexibility. Complementing the offering are 324,000sf of cold-frame hoop greenhouses—an incredible asset for commercial growing operations, sustainable agriculture, a potential horse farm, or adaptive reuse into a multitude of functions. Price: $4,199,000 | Listing ID: 851078

Andrea Parks Lic. RE Salesperson o 631.298.6132 | m 631.276.2927 andrea.parks@elliman.com

NORTH FORK 6094 SOUND AVENUE JAMESPORT A rare chance to own a renowned 40-acre vineyard estate bordering pristine state parkland. This meticulously maintained farm features 16.3 acres of fully irrigated vinifera vines. With 15-year-old vines at peak production, the property has a proven track record as a trusted fruit source for leading winemakers in the region. Protected by an agricultural easement with New York State, the property also offers potential for a tasting room, winemaking facility, or agricultural barns with the appropriate approvals. Price: $2,695,000 | Listing ID: 827580

Melissa Principi Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker o 631.354.8100 | m 631.745.0875 melissa.principi@elliman.com

Thomas Uhlinger Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker o 631.298.6120 | m 516.319.0323 thomas.uhlinger@elliman.com

29525 MAIN ROAD ORIENT Rare 17.4-acre equestrian and agricultural estate in Orient, NY, with 3-acre buildable lot. This exceptional property offers a unique opportunity to own a versatile, three-part agricultural estate in the coveted hamlet of Orient, NY, boasting approx. 20,209sf of interior space across multiple structures. Situated in a picturesque North Fork setting, the estate blends agricultural functionality, equestrian potential, and residential living. The property’s entrance on the main road leads into a thoughtfully arranged 2.5-acre parcel featuring four buildings. Price: $2,495,000 | Listing ID: 853864

Alexander Aquino Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 631.477.2220 | m 631.902.7351 alexander.aquino@elliman.com

NORTH FORK 1 1 20 0 N . B AYVI EW R OA D SOUTHOLD Extremely rare offering of 5.25 acres of undeveloped, wooded land in bucolic Paradise Point. Once a scenic equestrian grazing meadow to an adjoining 33-acre estate, this land offers a tranquil, secluded location close to gorgeous Bay beaches and borders preserved land. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build your dream estate—ideal for an all-inclusive equestrian facility. All with the utmost privacy in this amazing piece of paradise. Potential for a 2-acre subdivision. Price: $1,499,000 | Listing ID: 827387

Kathleen Travers Lic. Assoc. RE Broker o 631.477.2220 | m 917.502.1181 kathleen.travers@elliman.com

H A MPTO NS 140 & 144 DAMASCUS ROAD EAST QUOGUE Welcome to Genesis Farm, a rare retreat nestled in the heart of the Hamptons. The main house, a four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom farmhouse, sits on a shy acre and embodies the charm and authenticity of a bygone era. The property includes a barn with parking, a finished loft above, solar panels, and a pool. Just beyond the main residence lies an additional 5.05 acres of verdant, organically maintained farmland— ideal for agricultural pursuits or equestrian interests. The house is available separately at $2,500,000. Price: $3,900,000 | Listing ID: 416669

Palmer Gaget Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 631.898.2257 | m 917.929.3449 palmer.gaget@elliman.com

LO N G ISL A ND 22 MESSENGER LANE SANDS POINT A private coastal retreat on the Long Island Sound. From your backyard, into the pristine waters of the sound, where coastal luxury meets everyday living. Welcome to Sunset Beach, an enchanting 10-room brick estate featuring six bedrooms and seven-and-a-half baths nestled on five gated acres with direct beach access and panoramic sunsets. Additional guest cottage with two-stall barn. Price: $5,499,000 | Listing ID: 899968

Regina Rogers Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 516.945.0244 | m 516.314.0953 regina.rogers@elliman.com

HUD S O N VA L L E Y 121-125 BUTTS HOLLOW ROAD MILLBROOK Perched above Millbrook Hunt Country with sweeping Catskill views, this approximately 185-acre equestrian estate blends historic grandeur with modern luxury. The residence showcases timeless refinement: a paneled library, elegant dining for 30, and a grand living room with soaring ceilings opening to a sunset terrace. At its heart, a world-class equestrian facility by Atelier Choiseul offers state-of-the-art stables, paddocks, staff housing, and a lounge, complemented by a hunter trial course, riding trails, and pond, all just 90 minutes from Manhattan. Price: $11,995,000 | Listing ID: 914950

Fredrik Eklund Lic. R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 02074900 o 212.598.3199 feklund@elliman.com

Stacey Pinkas Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 914.723.6800 | m 646.734.7860 stacey.pinkas@elliman.com

John Oliveira Lic. R.E. Broker o 914.723.6800 | m 914.447.2081 john.oliveira@elliman.com

HUD S O N VA L L E Y 618 QUAKER HILL ROAD PAWLING 25.5-acre equestrian estate with a 43-room Elizabethan-style manor, two caretaker homes, a carriage house with groom’s quarters, yoga studio, 12,000-square-foot stable, greenhouse, and more. Perched atop Quaker Hill, Elmwood Farm offers stunning views and endless possibilities. The three-story, 17-bedroom, nine-bath (plus four half-bath) mansion with 10 fireplaces sits at the end of a gated drive. The home features a wealth of exquisite details, including hand-carved pilasters, hand-painted plaster ceiling motifs, hand-painted storybook murals, leaded glass windows, and variegated gables with carved timber fascia and Gothic spires. Price: $5,500,000 | Listing ID: H6273515

Harriet Norris Lic. R.E. Broker o 212.303.5202 | m 917.940.7000 hnorris@elliman.com

125-127 BEDELL ROAD POUGHKEEPSIE This magnificent 1867 estate blends historic charm with modern comforts, offering a refined, equestrian-friendly setting ideal for entertaining, relaxing, or creating a grand retreat. The property includes well-maintained stables, meandering trails, and expansive grounds, along with a guest cottage and a private-entry studio. The main residence spans three levels with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a chef’s kitchen, while the outdoor spaces feature a poolside area and veranda designed for elegant gatherings or peaceful mornings. Price: $1,699,000 | Listing ID: 873658

Jillian Pajer Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 914.273.1001 | m 845.591.4202 jillian.pajer@elliman.com

John Oliveira Lic. R.E. Broker o 914.723.6800 | m 914.447.2081 john.oliveira@elliman.com

WES TCHES T ER SALEM VIEW FARMS - LOT 2 SOUTHEAST/NORTH SALEM An unparalleled opportunity to design and build your own equestrian estate on this 66.5-acre parcel of high open fields, breathtaking views, and permitting in place. A local team of architects, barn builders, indoor, and outdoor ring builders and fencing contractors are ready to go. Additional land available. This strategic location has close proximity to a complete season of Northeastern FEI-rated horse show venues and CSI 2*- 5* events from April through October, complementing the Wellington/Ocala season. The like-minded equestrian community includes five Olympian show jumping riders who call this area home. Highly successful trainers and owners created some of the most elaborate equestrian properties in this locale.

PROPOSED DESIGN

Price: $10,000,000 | Listing ID: 918254

Sally Slater Lic. R.E. Broker o 914.234.4590 | m 914.584.0137 sally.slater@elliman.com

WES TCHES T ER 213 BALDWIN ROAD BEDFORD CORNERS This extraordinary Bedford estate spans just under 12 acres of open fields with sweeping eastern views over 50+ miles. Renovated and owned by Ian Schrager, renowned for reimagining the modern lifestyle as a hotelier and real estate developer, the property offers a curated and relaxing lifestyle just one hour from NYC. Open fields for horses, orchards, or a farm amid the 100-mile Bedford riding and hiking trails, only minutes to the bucolic village of Bedford. The home features chic transitional interiors with natural textures, muted tones, and preserved original detailing. Endless views, fireplaces, built-ins, and a flagstone terrace opening from the public rooms complete this gracious Bedford home. Price: $6,650,000 | Listing ID: 897023

Sally Slater Lic. R.E. Broker o 914.234.4590 | m 914.584.0137 sally.slater@elliman.com

M I D -AT L A N T I C 11100 KINGS CAVELIER COURT OAKTON, VA Welcome to Edgehill Estate—an extraordinary residence that embodies timeless elegance and modern luxury in the heart of Oakton. Set on 11 beautifully landscaped acres, this stately, oversize brick and stone colonial—inspired by the historic Carter’s Grove—offers over 20,000sf of meticulously designed living space. This grand residence masterfully blends classic American Colonial design with the highest level of modern luxury, technology, and artisan detail. Price: $15,000,000 | Listing ID: VAFX2254638

Tracy Shively Associate Broker o 202.888.5720 | m 703.930.0268 tracy.shively@elliman.com

MASSACHUSE T TS 370 SUMMER STREET MANCHESTER Perched atop a wooded ridge 150 feet above sea level, 370 Summer Street is a bold, architecturally distinct contemporary home offering unmatched privacy, dramatic ocean views, and direct access to over 2,000 acres of protected conservation land without ever crossing a road. Designed by Marcus Gleysteen of MGA and featuring interiors by Lena Fransioli of Zoe Design, this one-of-a-kind residence is as much a retreat as it is a work of art. Price: $8,200,000 | Listing ID: 73360028

George Sarkis Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 617.267.3500 | m 781.603.8702 george.sarkis@elliman.com

Megan Francese Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 617.267.3500 | m 413.347.2051 megan.francese@elliman.com

195 LINCOLN ROAD WALPOLE This rare offering is bordered by 20 acres of farmland and 15 acres of conservation. Once part of a horse farm, it’s an ideal setting for stables, paddocks, or gardens—yet minutes to Patriot Place and the commuter rail. Inside, 10-foot ceilings, polished concrete floors with radiant heat, reclaimed beams, and custom lighting create an airy feel. The chef’s kitchen features Thermador appliances and a 10-foot island. The primary suite offers a steam shower, sauna, two-story closet, and private deck. Heated three-car garage, walk-up attic, and spacious lower level provide endless potential. Price: $2,995,000 | Listing ID: 73419609

Manuel Sarkis Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 617.267.3500 | m 781.801.0610 manuel.sarkis@elliman.com

Megan Francese Lic. R.E. Salesperson o 617.267.3500 | m 413.347.2051 megan.francese@elliman.com

FLO R IDA 1 47 75 E Q U E ST R I A N WAY WELLINGTON Quite possibly the most beautiful stable in Wellington. Near the horse show, this custom-built 28-stall center-aisle barn has both beautiful architecture and high-end finishes. Tastefully engineered for the most particular and knowledgeable equestrian, it is designed for privacy and ease of use. The stable features two full tack rooms, two apartments, numerous wash stalls, a large lounge with kitchen, and a spectacular owner’s office with a large porch overlooking the expansive all-weather arena. There are two additional storage buildings totaling six garages, another two-bedroom apartment with porches overlooking the eight shaded and spacious paddocks. The comfortable Spanish bungalow home on the property has a relaxing pool and spa, plus a large outdoor terrace overlooking the spectacular farm.

Price: $21,500,000 | Listing ID: RX-11086057

Martha W. Jolicoeur PA Broker Associate o 561.653.6195 | m 561.797.8040 martha.jolicoeur@elliman.com

FLO R IDA 3340 SAVANNAH PLACE WINDSOR, VERO BEACH An enduring coastal estate on 1.72 lush acres, this extraordinary compound consists of a main residence and four guest cottages encompassing 13 bedrooms, 14 full baths, and three half baths, all surrounding a pool, courtyard, and gardens. The Equestrian Centre features 26 stalls, 14 paddocks, a regulation polo field, stick-and-ball training grounds, and miles of shaded trails. A championship 18-hole golf course, beach club, village centre, and tennis centre complete the exquisite private Windsor community. Price: $13,500,000 | Listing ID: 289449

Michael Merrill Broker Associate o 561.427.3958 | m 561.427.3958 michael.merrill@elliman.com

1 473 9 J U M PE R R OA D WELLINGTON This extraordinary 9.4-acre Saddle Club estate blends luxury living with premier equestrian amenities. The fully renovated main home, designed by MDV Design, features high-end finishes including Hermès wallpaper and Ralph Lauren lighting. A guest cottage, manager’s home, and groom’s quarters offer ample accommodations. Facilities include an 18-stall barn, sand arena, Grand Prix field, covered arena, round pen, and 10 paddocks, all just 1.5 miles from the showgrounds. A rare opportunity for the discerning equestrian. Price: $13,000,000 | Listing ID: RX-10905310

Maria Mendelsohn Sale Associate o 561.653.6195 | m 561.758.1605 maria.mendelsohn@elliman.com

FLO R IDA 14255 ROLLING ROCK PLACE WELLINGTON Stunning equestrian property with a newer, custom four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath pool home featuring a covered lanai, drop-down screens, and a saltwater pool with jacuzzi and travertine deck. The home has high-end finishes and appliances. Equestrian facilities include a 16-stall stable with tack, feed, laundry room, barn baths, and wash stalls. Currently, there are five paddocks, a fiber arena, and a round pen. Storage is available in a separate garage with water and power. An additional two-bed, one-bath apartment with two-porches, full kitchen, and a washer and dryer, completes this property. A unique estate. Price: $7,450,000 | Listing ID: RX-11077308

Martha W. Jolicoeur PA Broker Associate o 561.653.6195 | m 561.797.8040 martha.jolicoeur@elliman.com

NE VA DA 14525 SAGE PLACE LAS VEGAS Wild Horse Ranch offers 2.46 private acres in coveted Calico Basin, framed by Red Rock Canyons and majestic cliffs. Equestrianzoned with a private well and no HOA, this rare property provides an unmatched lifestyle just five minutes from Las Vegas and Downtown Summerlin. Step outside to world-class climbing, hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Only 20 minutes to the airport, with Nevada’s tax advantages, this is your chance to live within Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Price: $2,300,000 | Listing ID: 2518166

Kristen Routh-Silberman Lic. R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 0074661 o 702.616.1910 | m 702.467.7100 kristen.routhsilberman@elliman.com

NE VA DA H EYE R WAY LAS VEGAS Red Rock Ranch spans 5.50 pristine acres in coveted Calico Basin, embraced by Red Rock Canyons and majestic cliffs. Equestrian-zoned with no HOA, this rare offering provides unmatched privacy and breathtaking vistas within Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Step outside to world-famous climbing, hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Just five minutes to Downtown Summerlin’s dining, shopping, and sports venues, and 20 minutes to the Strip and airport. Nevada’s tax-friendly status enhances this truly unparalleled lifestyle opportunity. Price: $1,750,000 | Listing ID: 25118179

Kristen Routh-Silberman Lic. R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 0074661 o 702.616.1910 | m 702.467.7100 kristen.routhsilberman@elliman.com

TEXAS 2405 ANTELOPE HILLS ROAD MARFA Featured in Architectural Digest and international design media, this Marfa residence offers a rare chance to own a home of architectural significance. Thoughtful interiors include floor-to-ceiling glass, radiant heated floors, and concealed storage. Outdoor living is equally striking, with a Modpools lap pool and spa, Judd-inspired shade pavilion, and screened palapa with lift-up walls for desert dining. A fire-pit terrace frames Davis Mountain views, while restored native prairie grasses ensure lasting, low-maintenance beauty. Price: $2,995,000 | Listing ID: 3876525

Jeff Burke Sales Agent o 512.866.3795 | m 832.256.7001 jeff.burke@elliman.com

TEXAS 7360 SHADY OAK DRIVE AUBREY This stunning home combines inviting curb appeal with a thoughtful design that seamlessly blends luxury and comfort. Set on over an acre surrounded by mature trees, it offers both beauty and function. The backyard is an entertainer’s dream, boasting approx. 500sf of covered patio, an outdoor fireplace, and low-maintenance turf for year-round enjoyment. A sweeping approx. 7,700sf driveway leads to both attached and detached garages, while every detail reflects high-end finishes and intentional design. Price: $929,000 | Listing ID: 21000936

Talyn Provo Sales Agent o 469.273.1431 | m 214.636.9335 talyn.provo@elliman.com

Kayla Gill Sales Agent o 469.273.1431 | m 817.832.2323 kayla.gill@elliman.com

283 HILLS OF BANDERA ROAD BANDERA Discover your Texas Hill Country dream, designed for sustainable living and panoramic beauty. Set on 16.08 acres in the gated Hills of Bandera community, this residence spans approx. 2,199sf and is crafted with steel, glass, concrete, and wood. Expansive walls of windows showcase 180-degree Hill Country views, creating light-filled spaces and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. Price: $1,825,000 | Listing ID: 4497010

Ryan Rogers Sales Agent o 512.866.3795 | m 512.413.9456 ryan.rogers@elliman.com

CO LO R A D O 1012 MONASTERY ROAD OLD SNOWMASS This approx. 3,739-acre property is a picturesque ranch that sits in the Capitol Creek Valley, surrounded by the Elk Mountain Range, boasting serene privacy, roaming wildlife, cattle, three creeks, extensive riding trails, and more. The sacred acreage also features a monastery and retreat center, the Spaulding Mesa (irrigated), and the McCartney Mesa. Incredible for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, conservation, wellness retreats, and more.

Price: $150,000,000 | Listing ID: 183340

Michael Latousek Broker Associate o 970.925.8810 | m 970.618.7768 michael.latousek@elliman.com

*Co-Listed with Kenneth Mirr, Mirr Ranch Group

CO LO R A D O 1625 PRINCE CREEK ROAD CARBONDALE Set on over 229 acres, this legacy ranch at the base of Mount Sopris features panoramic protected views, unparalleled senior water rights, Crystal River frontage, three homes, an artist studio, event space, paddock, gym, greenhouses, and approvals to build a new approx. 7,500sf residence and a new approx. 5,000sf horse barn. Enjoy the feeling of seclusion in the mountains, with the convenience of being only moments to Downtown Carbondale and approx. 45 minutes to Aspen at this prime setting. Price: $21,900,000 | Listing ID: 190138

Gabe Molnar Broker Associate o 970.925.8810 | m 970.366.0379 gabe.molnar@elliman.com

Michael Latousek Broker Associate o 970.925.8810 | m 970.618.7768 michael.latousek@elliman.com *Co-Listed with Michael Shook and Joe Risi, Home Waters Real Estate

2240 OLD HERRON ROAD B A S A LT Enjoy privacy and amenities near Aspen from this approx. 35-acre mountain compound. Nestled in the shadow of Mount Sopris and bordered on three sides by National Forest and BLM land, this extraordinary property offers direct access to hiking and riding trails. The residence has been thoughtfully renovated with sleek finishes throughout. HOA amenities include an equestrian facility and a four-bed guesthouse. Price: $5,750,000 | Listing ID: 188759

Mary Kate Farrell Broker Associate o 970.925.8810 | m 973.987.7090 marykate.farrell@elliman.com

CALIFORNIA 7596 SONOMA MOUNTAIN ROAD GLEN ELLEN An extraordinary approx. 156-acre estate in Glen Ellen, this architectural triumph borders Jack London State Park with rare, direct access to prized riding trails. Surrounded by a redwood forest, certified organic vineyard, orchards, and curated gardens, the property pairs natural splendor with refined living. Designed by Aidlin Darling Design, the main and guest residences embody sophisticated, modern elegance, creating a private sanctuary in the heart of Sonoma’s wine country, suited for equestrian enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Price: $28,500,000 | Listing ID: 24-403361

Marcy Roth Lic. R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 02008165 o 310.595.3888 | m 310.539.3000 marcy.roth@elliman.com

Fredrik Eklund Lic. R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 02074900 o 206.423.9055 feklund@elliman.com

CALIFORNIA RANCHO DOS VISTAS GOLETA Located adjacent to the prestigious Ronald Reagan Ranch, this meticulously renovated ranch-style estate sits on four parcels equaling over 1,440 acres of natural beauty, and encompasses nearly two miles of ridgeline and forty miles of roads meandering through untouched scenery. “Rancho Dos Vistas,” meaning two views, was derived from its panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean on one side and its eternal view of the Santa Ynez Valley and beyond on the other. Price: $11,998,000 | Listing ID: 24-1569

Adam McKaig Licensed R.E. Salesperson | DRE# 01237501 o 805.617.4180 | m 805.452.6884 adam.mckaig@elliman.com

24852 BUCKBOARD LANE LAGUNA HILLS Rebuilt in 2024, this modern-luxury Nellie Gail Ranch estate is a true equestrian haven, with direct trail access and an approx. 1,700sf converted barn featuring an upstairs apartment. Set on nearly an acre, the property includes RV parking, a dog run, chicken coop, and storage sheds, all designed for horse-friendly living. Surrounded by 30 fruit trees and Cyprus privacy screening, the expansive patio offers sweeping southwestern sunset views—for entertaining, riding, and enjoying the ultimate equestrian lifestyle. Price: $5,500,000 | Listing ID: OC25140779

Bradley Feldman Realtor | DRE# 01437125 o 949.354.0450 | m 949.678.5198 brad.feldman@elliman.com

Jacqueline Pearce Realtor | DRE# 01910578 m 949.529.6924 jacci.pearce@elliman.com

Trenton Mason Realtor | DRE# 02018104 o 949.354.0450 | m 949.322.6977 trent.mason@elliman.com

CALIFORNIA 5340 WHITMAN ROAD HIDDEN HILLS Perched on a sprawling private lot in guard-gated Hidden Hills, this newly built estate blends elevated architecture with panoramic pastoral and city views. Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the property features a spacious game/ recreation room, dedicated wellness wing with gym, steam room/sauna, and plush home theater. Outdoor amenities include a sparkling infinity pool, patios, fire features, a pickleball court, and a two-stall barn/stable— for equestrian pursuits—alongside a guest house and pool pavilion for entertaining in style. Price: $23,750,000 | Listing ID: SR25223913

Marc Shevin Realtor | DRE# 00559629 o 818.962.7123 marc.shevin@elliman.com

5 5 47 PA R A D I S E VA L L EY R OA D HIDDEN HILLS Sited on an extremely rare, approx. 2.33-acre flat lot at the very end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this super prime location is suitable for a large estate home with a guest house, separate gym, equestrian facilities, sports court, huge yard, fruit orchard, and much more. Very rarely does a lot with this much flat land become available. Seller has a preliminary floor plan and elevations for a new custom home on the property done by architect Richard Landry. Existing small home on the property sold as-is. Price: $7,995,000 | Listing ID: SR25123175

Marc Shevin Realtor | DRE# 00559629 o 818.962.7123 marc.shevin@elliman.com

LUCCHESE BOOTMAKER IS LEADING

THE EXPANDING ALLURE OF WESTERN EQUESTRIAN STYLE Story By David Graver

Photograph Courtesy of Lucchese / Blair Getz Mezibov

Texas bootmaker and luxury lifestyle brand Lucchese Bootmaker stands as the

On average, 150 to 200 hands will touch every pair of Lucchese Boots. Further, “We

pinnacle of American craftsmanship. The heritage label—known for its handmade

quite literally have not changed the way we make boots in over 100 years. We tried to

cowboy boots—was founded in San Antonio in 1883 by brothers Salvatore and Joseph

buy the bootmakers new stitching machines to make things faster. They don’t want

Lucchese, two Sicilian immigrants. What began then as a footwear supply operation

them. They want the old Singers. They make their own parts. When you go to the factory,

for United States Army officers transformed into an icon of Western culture. Today,

they are antique machines,” Gilmore says. They have a mechanic team to keep these

Lucchese boots are as at-home on cattle ranches as they are on fashion-week runways.

machines running.

Thanks to luxury materials and a commitment to artisan-led production, Lucchese

“A cowboy boot is really a blank canvas,” Lucchese Director of Women’s Design, Holly

has weathered footwear trends for its 142 years of continuous operation (pausing

Mery, who has been with the company for 15 years, says. “We don’t follow trends. We

only to relocate operations from San Antonio to El Paso in 1986). From President

use the boot as art pieces with color, flora, and fauna. We are creating heirloom-quality

Lyndon B. Johnson to Bing Crosby, Johnny Cash, and now Chris Stapleton and the

wearable art. People need to try them on to feel and see the difference. There are very

Dallas Cowboys, Lucchese has long adorned public figures. As both national and

few boots that are meant to be passed down from generation to generation.”

international interest has expanded, Lucchese maintains loyalty to its

Led by Mery, the Priscilla, Lucchese’s

Texan roots. In 2009, the State of Texas

popular women’s boot, also changed

Legislature honored the company’s

the industry. “It carved a footprint for

commitment to Texan history and culture.

women in the cowboy boot trend,” she says. “Every season we come

In 2025, Lucchese released its acclaimed

out with new colors and new finishes.

Code Collection. “It refers back to our

Everything we do in metallic does well.

archival patterns that were designed in

The glitz cream color is an off-white

San Antonio before the move to El Paso,”

color. It started a trend—with everyone

Trey Gilmore, the Lucchese Director of

wearing them to weddings, and baby

Product Development and Men’s Design,

showers, and graduations. It helped

tells Elliman Equestrian. “Every season, we

Lucchese become a household name

push the envelope a little further. Certainly

with younger women.” In January

within the world of cowboy boots, we’ve

2026, the Priscilla debuted in an eye-

got permission to lead that charge.”

catching gold platinum.

The Code Collection acts as a microcosm

Lucchese looks at its commitment

of Lucchese’s design capabilities—from

to premium materials as part of

its inclusion of bold color to detailed

stewarding its reputation into the

ornamentation. “In the days of old, that

future. “We use a lot of U.S. tanned

was how the wearer of the boot told their

leathers, but we have to go where

story, whether it was experiences on the

other leathers come from,” Mery says.

trail or their interests,” Gilmore continues. “We use the story of the cowboy on the

“It’s about going to the source. There

Photograph Courtesy of Lucchese / Tom Bender

are a number of exotic tanneries

trail and what they see along their way:

around the world. We travel the globe

wildflowers in the pasture, the cards they

to procure the best of the best.” This

would play around the fire with a sip of

includes ostrich from South Africa

whisky. That was their life. Cowboys,

to a number of lamb and bovine

drovers, and farmhands wore boots every

tanneries in Italy.

day. They were not only functional pieces but part of the story of their life.”

Leather does not power the company, however, the individuals

When Lucchese first began, there was

do. “Lucchese does not happen

not even a difference between right and

without the people, specifically the

left boots made by any producer. “Now,

bootmakers. Without them, we would

you hear people talk about soaking their

not be able to continue our story and

boots in water before they put them on

continue building the product at the

for the first time,” Gilmore says, “but that

level we always have,” Gilmore says.

was actually how they set the hard leather

“That single-handedly is the most key

insoles and uppers to their feet in the

facet to this story.”

beginning.” It takes more than narrative detailing for

Photograph Courtesy of Lucchese

Photograph Courtesy of Lucchese / Blair Getz Mezibov

a brand to last longer than 100 years. “We

Mery notes that although boots are their core, growth from categoric expansion is important to their

do what we know how to do, which is make fine, handmade cowboy boots,” Gilmore

future. “Our handbags and accessory collections have rounded out our assortment and

explains of such success. “That’s something we know unequivocally how to do. There

allowed us to be a full lifestyle brand,” she says. “We bring the same Western details into

are many elements that go into that, but probably the most important is fit. The last—the

our luggage and handbags. We have a huge duffle bag that’s entirely handtooled.” In

form that we use to build the boot on—is something that our third-generation bootmaker,

addition, Lucchese launched a collection made in Italy—composed of python leather.

who studied the anatomical makeup of the foot, built for us.” Over the years, Lucchese

Not only is the Italian connection part of the brand’s history, but it allowed the El Paso

has developed lasts with numerous variations in toe shapes and heel heights.

factory to focus more on boots.

There’s not a lot of automation in the process, which is defined by hand-guided

With 31 stores across the country——22 of them in Texas and more opening nationwide——

stitching. The Lucchese team trains new hires up to standard. “Twenty or thirty years

we are witnessing Lucchese becoming a true household name. Boots are being styled

ago, it was more of a generational skill that was passed down within families. Grandad

with black-tie ensembles and haute couture, as well. “To go from a humble cowboy boot

built boots for Lucchese, so the father did, and then the son. It was a point of pride to

maker to an authentic, head-to-toe lifestyle brand that can lead discerning consumers,

carry on those traditions. It’s important to train people in our way to make cowboy

brings us pride,” Gilmore says. “We have a serious responsibility to continue on this legacy

boots,” Gilmore says.

and steer Lucchese into its next chapter. We are just a few pages in this story.”

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