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21 Apr Multiple Lessons Are a Springboard to Overall Improvement

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By Ann Byerley Throughout the month of February, I used my SEDA Scholarship to ride with Linda Strine. Since Ms. Linda spends the winters training her horses in Franklinton, Louisiana, I thought it would be beneficial for my horse and me to take a few lessons. Within...

10 Feb Comfort Zone, Shmomfort Zone

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By Sally Richards It goes without saying that we all want to improve as riders. We also know how easy it is to purr along in our precious comfort zones. Well, I got cannonballed out of my serene state during a clinic with Will Faudree, organized by SEDA.

Morgan Vaughn and her Thoroughbred Makeover project horse. Photo Credit: Capture the Moments With Lauren

03 Feb Wait, I Didn’t Win? My Amazing Reflection on the Retired Racehorse Project’s Thoroughbred Makeover

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By Morgan Vaughn If you have ever spoken with me or read my Facebook page or looked at my Instagram feed, you would quickly realize that I am utterly obsessed with the Thoroughbred. It is more than an obsession; let's call it more of an addiction, and as such, let me just say, my name is a Morgan and I am an addict. Have been since I was a child.

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21 Apr Multiple Lessons Are a Springboard to Overall Improvement

10 Feb Comfort Zone, Shmomfort Zone

03 Feb Wait, I Didn’t Win? My Amazing Reflection on the Retired Racehorse Project’s Thoroughbred Makeover

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