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July 2018 Featured Rider

Featured Rider July 2018 AADA Featured Rider “Bonnie Halka” My husband and I own a farm in Central New Jersey. I have competed in dressage for 10 years (I turned 60 last year!) and my husband competes in Combined Driving Competitions. Our show schedules make our summers chaotic. He competes a pair of horses which […]

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Timmie Pollock, Ph. D , C.C. – AASP Equestrian Athlete Sport Psychologist Your Horse Is Your Mirror Series Self -Erected Roadblocks Your unique combination of early learning, personality, and life experience coalesce into your own unique patterns of thinking. These patterns make perfect sense to you, but they may or may not appear logical to […]

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Timmie Pollock, Ph. D , C.C. – AASP Equestrian Athlete Sport Psychologist Your Horse Is Your Mirror Series The Horse-Human Partnership Part 2 Some riders try to heal old emotional wounds through their relationships with their horses. In some cases, this “equine therapy” can work wonderfully. Horses and other animals can provide loving, safe […]

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