Equestrian

Hugs, Tears, Trembling: The Spirit Of Eventing
Heels Down Magazine, Published in May 2018 issue
It’s just after 1 p.m. on cross-country day at the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day event, and Lainey Ashker can’t stand still.

The Blood Rule and a Flood of Controversy
Heels Down Magazine, Published in May 2017  issue
The laws related to blood on a horse may vary between show jumping, dressage, eventing and hunter disciplines, but the the intention is the same: to safeguard the welfare of the horse.

At What Cost: The Challenges Ahead For Safety In Eventing
Heels Down Magazine, Published in December 2016 issue
Safety in the sport of eventing, especially during the cross country phase, has been a controversial issue for years. It’s a heated topic that circulates amongst those in the industry after every rotational fall or death. And the sport is under stricter scrutiny for its safety practices now more than ever.

How One Blow To The Head Can Last A Lifetime 
Heels Down Magazine, Published in March 2018 issue
For five months of Chelan Kozak’s life, she couldn’t count numbers. For 152 excruciating days after a traumatic head injury, she didn’t know if she ever would again.

The Wildest Ride: Retraining an ex-racehorse turned into a quest for redemption
Tampa Bay Times, Sunday 1A, Nov. 12, 2023
War Feather was born in Florida horse country. At four years old, he made his debut on the racetrack. It did not go well.