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WITH OUGHTON LIMITED In this “Behind the Seams,” Daphne Markcrow shares what inspired her to start Oughton Limited, the many special features that make her products so unique and practical, and how her home in Vermont continues to inspire her work and riding.
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KARL COOK & ERIC NAVET: THE EVOLUTION OF A LASTING PARTNERSHIP In this cover story, Jackie McFarland and Nina Vogel caught up with Pomponio Ranch’s Karl Cook and Eric Navet to discuss their successful partnership and the strategies that keep their horses sound, happy and in the show ring.
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Horse & Style believes the only thing better than shopping is shopping for a good cause. In this issue, Alli Addison introduces us to Saddle Club, a company with great, ethically sourced clothes that also donates 20% of its net profits to equine rescue programs.
ALERT: TOP JOC K TAC K BOXES
H&S photographer and contributor, Ashley Neuhof, had the pleasure of meeting with Joseph Moran to shoot his new product and interview him to get the details about Top Jock Tack Boxes’ line. Never has a tack box been so enviable.
DES TINATION: PARK CIT Y, UTAH
Although you can find many horses to ride in Park City, in this Destination article Sarah Appel describes the many reasons – a luxurious suite at the Waldorf Astoria, Kimball Arts Festival, mountain biking, beer tasting, and more! – it may be even better to leave your boots at home for a weekend away in Park City.
BY AN EQUESTRIAN: JULIE FERRIS In her interview with Laurie Berglie, artist Julie Ferris describes her style as “contemporary realism inspired by minimalism, realism, surrealism, and impressionism.” The result? Stunning equine portraiture that captures the essence of the subject and reflects the “horse as art itself.”
Correction: In the Jan/Feb 2017 issue, the author for "Victoria Lowell: Leaving her Mark on Horse Sport" was listed as Jennifer Wood/Jump Media. It was actually Lindsay Brock/Jump Media.