JCMR has recently released a new study in its database which highlights the in-depth analysis of the market with the future prospects of Equestrian equipment market. The study covers important data that makes the research document a handy resource for managers, industry executives and other key people who get a ready-to-access, self-analyzed study and charts and charts to help understand market trends, market drivers and challenges. Some of the key players mentioned in this research are Ariat, DECATHLON, Shanghai Goldtex Clothing & Bags, Pikeur, Horseware, Sorel, Kerrits, Equetech, Troxel, UVEX, KEP, GPA, Samshield, Charles Owen, One K, Ovation, IRH Helmet, KASK, Tipperary, Horka, LAS, CASCO , Kyline

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Impact of COVID-19 on the global equestrian equipment market

COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered new corona virus. Largely unknown before the outbreak began in Wuhan, China in December 2019, COVID-19 escalated from a regional crisis to a global pandemic in just weeks.

In addition, production and supply chain delays were also witnessed during the second quarter, which posed a challenge to the equestrian equipment market as end-user industries were still not operating at their full capacity.

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What are the problems in the equestrian equipment market?

Changing regulatory landscapes, operational barriers, and the emergence of alternative technologies are all impacting the equestrian equipment industry.

What are different types of segments covered in the Horse Riding Equipment market?

Segment by Type – Clothing – Riding Boots – Helmets – Gloves Segment by Application – Professional – Amateur

Who are the major key players in the Horse Riding Equipment market?

Ariat, DECATHLON, Shanghai Goldtex Clothing & Bags, Pikeur, Horseware, Sorel, Kerrits, Equetech, Troxel, UVEX, KEP, GPA, Samshield, Charles Owen, One K, Ovation, IRH Helmet, KASK, Tipperary, Horka, LAS, CASCO , Kyline

Which region is most profitable for Horse Riding Equipment market?

Emerging economies in the Asia-Pacific region will be the lucrative markets for Equestrian Gear products. .

What is the current size of the Horse Riding Equipment market?

The current size of the global equestrian equipment market is estimated at USD XX in 2021.

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North America is the region’s largest market for Equestrian equipment.

North America includes countries like the United States, Canada, and Mexico. North America is the second largest consumer and producer of electricity after Asia-Pacific. The United States and Canada, which are among the largest consumers in this region and the world, account for the largest share of the Equestrian equipment Marlet.

Secondary research:

This Equestrian Equipment research study made extensive use of secondary sources, directories, and databases such as Hoover’s, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Factiva, and OneSource to identify and collect information useful for technical, market-oriented, and business study of the market world of portable generators. . Other secondary sources included company annual reports, press releases and investor presentations, white papers, certified publications, articles from recognized authors, manufacturers’ associations, trade directories and databases. of data.

Primary research on equestrian equipment:

Various sources from the supply and demand side were queried during the primary research process of Equestrian Gear to obtain qualitative and quantitative insights for this report. Key sources included industry experts from core and related industries, as well as preferred suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, technology developers, researchers, and organizations from all segments of this industry’s value chain. . To obtain and verify critical qualitative and quantitative information, in-depth interviews were conducted with various key informants, including key industry participants, subject matter experts, C-level executives from key market players, and industry consultants. sector.

Equestrian Equipment Market Size Estimation

The total size of the Horse Riding Equipment market has been estimated and validated using top-down and bottom-up approaches. These methods have also been widely used to estimate the size of various market sub-segments. The following research methodologies have been used to estimate the market size:

Extensive secondary research has been used to identify key industry players.

The revenue generated by the major players in the molecular diagnostics market has been determined by primary and secondary research.

All shares, breakdowns and percentage breakdowns have been calculated using secondary sources and confirmed using primary sources.

TABLE OF CONTENTS of Horse Riding Equipment Market Report

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Objectives of the equestrian gear study
1.2 Definition of equestrian equipment
1.3 Equestrian Equipment Inclusions and Exclusions

1.4 Equestrian Equipment Market Scope
1.5 Equestrian Equipment Reporting Years Considered
1.6 Currency of equestrian equipment
1.7 Riding Equipment Limitations
1.8 Horse Riding Equipment Industry Stakeholders
1.9 Summary of changes to equestrian equipment

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1 Equestrian equipment research data

2.2 Horse Riding Equipment Market Breakdown and Data Triangulation
2.3 Scope of equestrian equipment
2.4 impact of covid-19 on the Horse Riding Equipment industry
2.5 Equestrian Equipment Market Size Estimation
3 Equestrian Equipment EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 PREMIUM INSIGHTS Equestrian Equipment

4.1 Attractive Opportunities in Horse Riding Equipment Market
4.2 Horse Riding Equipment Market, by Region
4.3 North America Horse Riding Equipment Market, by End User and Country
4.4 Horse Riding Equipment Market, by Application
4.5 Horse Riding Equipment Market, By End User
5 Equestrian Equipment MARKET OVERVIEW
5.1 Introduction to equestrian equipment
5.2 covid-19 Equestrian equipment health assessment
5.3 Equestrian equipment route to recovery

5.4 covid-19 Economic evaluation of equestrian equipment
5.5 Equestrian Equipment Market Dynamics

5.6 Trends in equestrian equipment
5.7 Horse Riding Equipment Market Map
5.8 average price of equestrian equipment
5.9 Statistics on the trade in equestrian equipment
5.8 Horse Riding Equipment Value Chain Analysis
5.9 Horse Riding Equipment Technology Analysis
5.10 Equestrian equipment prices and regulatory landscape

5.11 Equestrian Equipment: Patent Analysis
5.14 Analysis of the five forces of the Equestrian Gear wearer

6 Horse Riding Equipment MARKET, BY APPLICATION

6.1 Introduction to equestrian equipment
6.2 Equestrian equipment emergency
6.3 Prime/Continuous Riding Equipment

7 Horse Riding Equipment MARKET, BY END-USER
7.1 Introduction to equestrian equipment
7.2 Residential Equestrian Equipment
7.3 Trade in equestrian equipment
7.4 Industrial equestrian equipment

8 GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

8.1 Introduction to equestrian equipment
8.2 North America Horse Riding Equipment Industry
8.3 Horse Riding Equipment Industry by Asia Pacific
8.4 Horse Riding Equipment Industry by Europe
8.5 Middle East & Africa Horse Riding Equipment Industry
8.6 South America Horse Riding Equipment Industry

9 Equestrian Equipment COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9.1 Horse Riding Equipment Key Players Strategies
9.2 Top Five Players Horse Riding Equipment Market Share Analysis
9.3 Equestrian Equipment Market Assessment Framework
9.4 Top Five Horse Riding Equipment Market Players Revenue Analysis
9.5 Equestrian Equipment Business Evaluation Quadrant
9.6 Mapping Horse Riding Equipment Competitive Leadership by Startups
9.7 Equestrian Equipment Competitive Scenario

10 Equestrian Equipment COMPANY PROFILES
10.1 Horse Riding Equipment Key Players
10.2 Starting Equestrian Equipment/SME Players

11 APPENDIX
11.1 Horse Riding Equipment Industry Expert Views
11.2 Equestrian Equipment Discussion Guide
11.3 Equestrian Equipment Knowledge Store
11.4 Customizations available for equestrian equipment
11.5 Reports related to equestrian equipment
11.6 Details of the author of the equestrian equipment

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The Duchess of Cambridge loves the store’s houndstooth dress so much that she’s worn it on two recent public engagements. Claudia Winkleman shone on Strictly in this season’s sequin mini dress a few weeks ago and Holly Willoughby wears so many of their bodycon skirts on This Morning it’s hard to keep track.

The store is Zara, the High Street brand that has grown into the world’s largest clothing retailer thanks to the retail giant’s skill in producing stylish and affordable fashion. Remember the £ 40 black and white polka dot dress that became a worldwide sale in 2019, inspiring her own Instagram account?

Now there is a new woman at the helm and while you might not have heard from her until now, you just might have some of the pieces she has championed in your wardrobe.

Like many successful retail executives, Marta Ortega Perez started in the store 14 years ago at the King’s Road branch in Zara. At the time, with her impeccable English, but with a Spanish accent, there was little to distinguish her among the cosmopolitan lineup of employees taking their first steps on the ladder.

Except for one thing: As this young lady ran stock checks and folded clothes, her colleagues couldn’t help but notice the rather expensive Rolex watch.

To be fair, the saleswoman in question probably could have spent a Rolex on each employee if she wanted to, as Marta, then 23, was the youngest daughter of Amancio Ortega, owner of the Zara Empire and 11th over. rich in the world. person, with a fortune currently estimated at around £ 58 billion.

Marta is now 37, extremely chic, impeccably connected and, in all respects, hardworking. Still, unless you’re a reader of Spanish gossip columns, there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of the woman who is now one of fashion’s most influential people. Last week Marta, who has two older siblings, was named successor to the throne of Inditex (the company that owns Zara, Massimo Dutti, Uterque and other retail brands).

The twice-married mother-of-two will replace Pablo Isla as president in April, in the post her shy father left vacant in 2011.

Amancio, now 85 years old but still heavily involved in the company despite his technical retirement, is the archetype of the self-made man, the son of a railway worker who left school at 13.

It was with his first wife Rosalia Mera, who died suddenly in 2013, that Amancio started his clothing business in 1975, and the couple had two children, a daughter Sandra, 53, and a son Marcos, born with severe brain disorders. paralysis.

Marta’s mother is Flora Perez, a young and attractive staff member with whom Amancio had an affair (and later married, in 2001, after divorcing Rosalia in 1986).

Marta arrived first, however, in 1984, quickly becoming the apple of her father’s eye. She received a privileged education (her father acquired a horse farm, largely to serve his passion for horses) and studied at a private Catholic school in Spain, then at an international school in Switzerland before joining the European Business School in London.

Glamorous – she once reportedly posed half-naked on a beach in Barbados for Italian fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti – her friends include Queen Letizia and Athina Onassis (granddaughter of the Greek shipping mogul).

She is still passionate about horseback riding and a regular at fashion shows. No wonder she’s one of Hola’s favorites !, the Spanish equivalent of celebrity magazine Hello!

But make no mistake, she is cut from the same fabric as the man on whose dreadful tracks she walks. Marta quietly learned about the family business with stays in London, Barcelona and Shanghai, as well as in Arteixo, the small town near La Coruña, Spain, where Inditex is headquartered.

Like her father – the man they call The Boss – Marta prefers to settle in the shared open plan space of the company’s offices. Every morning, after dropping off her eight-year-old son at school, she joins the executives to review current “bestsellers”.

Despite the estate, the 100-foot yacht named Drizzle, and the private jet, Amancio is said to be a relatively modest man. Likewise, if Marta owns many couture pieces, not to mention Herm̬s handbags, C̩line shoes and Marie Lichtenberg diamonds, she favors everyday clothes from the family brand Рclothes that she always pays for with her own bag. .

Amancio, who has a large property portfolio in London, is famous for his aversion to the limelight. It was not until 2001 that he reluctantly allowed the publication of his photograph for the first time.

Her daughter, on the other hand, is clearly not shy in front of the camera, but her social media profiles are strictly private. She gave her first meaningful interview, to the Wall Street Journal, this year alone.

“You never know your future and I’m open to that. But to be honest, I would like to stay close to the product. I think that’s what my dad always did, ”she said.

She is said to be a practical gamer, visiting Zara stores almost every week and has been credited with strengthening the retailer’s branding, leading several campaigns and launches.

The clues to his work ethic lie in his past. A friend from school once said: “You cannot say that Marta was a student who obtained exceptional marks, but she showed a will and a spirit of work which was very much in the his parents’ style. “

In her interview with the Wall Street Journal, Marta, who also speaks French and Italian, admitted that her initiation into the company in London had been difficult. “The first week I thought I wasn’t going to survive,” she said. “But then you get a little addicted to the store. “

Since then, Marta – described as “humble” but with “strong opinions” – has worked in different departments, from finance to sales and even design.

She, like her father, has been married twice. In 2012, after dating several eligible men, she married her fellow jumper Sergio Alvarez Moya, in a private ceremony at her father’s property.

No expense was spared – the altar was designed by sculptor Sir Anish Kapoor with entertainment from The Pointer Sisters – and Charlotte Casiraghi, daughter of Princess Caroline of Monaco, was among the 200 guests.

While the groom wore a suit by Massimo Dutti, Zara’s sister brand, the bride’s dress was designed by Narciso Rodriguez. The couple had a son but separated in 2015 and she fell in with Carlos Torretta, a modeling agent and son of Roberto Torretta, the Argentinian designer.

On the contrary, their wedding in 2018 was even more glamorous than Marta’s first. Spanish newspapers have called the wedding “the wedding of the year”.

Marta wore no less than four couture creations, her blush dress from the creative director of Valentino Pierpaolo Piccioli, taken by the designer in person.

This was followed by a tuxedo-inspired suit, a pink bow dress and – the piece de resistance – a sequined open back dress for the evening celebrations at the Royal Yacht Club in La Coruna.

The 400 guests enjoyed performances by Norah Jones, Jamie Cullum and Chris Martin of Coldplay. Everything was captured by the late legendary fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh.

Torretta now works in the public relations department of Inditex and the couple, who share a duplex in La Coruna, have a one-year-old daughter. Marta “brings a layer of sophistication to Zara that Zara may not have had before,” says Fabien Baron, independent creative director of the channel.

“His father started a business and [Marta] is building a community that will help take the business to the next level. ‘

Xabier Blanco, journalist and Amancio biographer, said of the move: “This succession has been in sight for a long time. Inditex is in very good hands as Marta knows the company inside out.

“The father prioritized things like the storefront and Marta is currently a storefront. She wears clothes one day and the next day they sell.

“His succession is another masterpiece from Amancio Ortega, a man who has always been able to do things at the right time.

As the colder months begin to take shape, it can be difficult to struggle against the temptation to reach for those reliable, bulky layers to avoid the cold.

But while the summer months are all about light cottons and finer fabrics to keep you light and airy while looking the piece, winter is for chunky wools, underlays and cut-out outerwear. clean, flattering shapes while maintaining that vintage aesthetic.

However, it can be difficult to find the right components. From hot women’s vintage dresses that always give you an extra layer of warmth, to stylish coats that don’t overwhelm you, it’s all about finding the right fit and fabric.

That’s why we’ve put together a few tips to help you complete your wardrobe this winter, so you can stick to your favorite vintage shapes and silhouettes without compromising on your style.

Wearing wool

The importance of the materials your clothes are made of cannot be overstated!

Being one of the most naturally insulating fabrics, wool is the ideal material for winter clothing. So why not try out some woolen pieces from the 40s and 50s to add some flair to your looks? You will wonder what you did before them!

Try a warm woolen women’s vintage dress for a stylish yet warm outfit. Pair it with a classic white shirt for an outfit that will never go out of style – literally. Pinafore style dresses are also an incredibly versatile layer that you can wear under a stylish coat, jacket, or even a cape.

Underlayments, everywhere

Investing in some warm underwear is definitely one of the best things you can do for yourself this season.

Wearing tights can also provide a vital extra layer of warmth during the colder months – and those with beautiful patterns look great with your vintage-style womens suits and skirts! The warmth that pantyhose or stockings provide can be deceptive, but you will definitely feel a lot warmer wearing them, and you will look out of the room too.

Plus, shopping for items like outdoor leggings and thermal layers that are designed to be seamless yet warm is also a great way to stay cool without changing your figure. An outdoor or horse riding store specifically offers warm and thermal items designed to fit the body perfectly, offering imperceptible yet incredibly insulating layers.

Did we say heading?

These make amazing alternatives to tailored or oversized coats during the colder months – because of their shape and style. They are perfectly designed to create space around your body while being made of an insulating material to trap heat.

You can also shop for vintage-inspired capes, for an authentic but slightly more affordable vintage-style womenswear deal that includes these amazing garments.

Why not pair your cape with a vintage muff and winter gloves for an all-vintage-inspired ensemble?

Stole

The stole really has Fly our hearts when it comes to vintage womens clothing for winter.

In addition, faux fur stoles are now widely available, as an alternative to the traditional use of fur.

The stole is a great addition to any outfit, providing an undeniable element of old Hollywood glamor. Many coats from the 1920s sported a huge collar, which replaced a hat or scarf, creating a seamless look without letting you go cold.

You can find many alternatives to faux fur by digging a little, which you can even turn into a removable collar for your favorite vintage coats.

Conclusion

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the additions you can make to your winter wardrobe! Everyone has a unique style, even when it comes to a specific era like vintage fashion – so it is possible that you can find the perfect way to stay warm during the colder months without saying goodbye to your favorite outfits.

Try a few variations, wear a long, warm woolen skirt rather than one of the insanely warm vintage ladies’ dresses on offer, for a change. Try a tailored coat with thermal underwear to add an undetectable layer – to get the most out of your thinner coats!

Don’t want a stole? Why not try some earmuffs? If you’re not a fan of capes, find a well-designed vintage-style jacket or coat to create that layer of warmth. And don’t forget, spring is only a few months away!

Since 2017, fashion designer Miguel wilson has worked to position black students to participate in equestrian sports at the highest levels of competition through his non-profit organization Ride To The Olympics.

The Atlanta-based organization gives downtown kids access to horseback riding lessons, horse farm tours, summer camps, and field trips to show jumping and jumping events. polo. Through its HBCU initiative, Ride To The Olympics partnered with Morehouse College in 2019 to launch the first HBCU polo team.

Today, RTO works with its first all-female college team, consisting of two Spelmanites and a student from the Atlanta campus of Savannah College of Art & Design. The three young women are fortunate enough to one day become the first African American women to play at a professional level, despite the fact that the US Polo Association has 40% of its membership in 2020 being women.

“I never rode a horse outside of myself starting this, let alone playing polo, so I had to get over my fear of thinking, for example, that I would get kicked or fall,” Gia Tejeda, one of the all-female team members, Recount ABC News. “I just have the impression that you can learn to ride a horse and really master a sport that you can also, in the same sense, conquer the world, because it takes a lot to ride a horse. “

Wilson told ABC News he recognizes that the absence of African Americans from the polo world is mainly due to a lack of access, which is exactly what Tejeda’s teammate AnaSimone Guimone said. preventing him from getting involved at a younger age.

“A lot of kids in these downtown areas,” Wilson said, “they know football, they know basketball, but who knows how many professional polo players we have in Northwest Washington, DC, or in southwest Atlanta? “

As part of his initiative to standardize both horse riding and polo in the community, Wilson recently partnered with the Boys and Girls Foundation to create eight teams so that students not only get exposure to the sport, but have the opportunity to play against children who look like them.

“The change of scenery, seeing concrete turn to grass,” Wilson told ABC, “for a lot of inner-city kids, going out into the country and being able to spend a few hours with horses is life changing.”

Wilson and his team have extended the experience beyond the student-athletes they support. Each year, the organization’s main fundraiser is the Atlanta Fashion and Classic Polo, a three-day event that reframes the opulence of polo events to center African-American people and culture.

Wine & Country Life magazine shares expert advice on how to make your racing hatchback amazing, from horse riding style setup and menus.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES, October 20, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Wine & Country Life magazine is pleased to launch the Wine and Country Tailgate Guide. Wine and Virginia horse country celebrates the beautiful fall steeplechase season in luxurious style, and Wine & Country Life magazine shares expert advice on how to make your race day amazing, from menu setup and planning to equestrian fashion, friendly bets and beautiful decor.

Wondering what to wear or how to win the best hat contest? Need some advice from a professional event planner on how to perfect your outdoor table and bar setup? Are you looking for recipes that are both easy and elegant? Wine & Country Life has you covered. There is even a beautiful new “Wine & Country Guest Guide” designed with watercolors for download from the website.

From fabulous fashions, equestrian table sets and horse racing etiquette to food and bar recipes that are sure to be a crowd-pleaser, Wine & Country Tailgate guides are full of insider tips to help everyone. world to get the most out of steeplechase, no matter if you’re attending the popular International Gold Cup, Montpelier Hunt Races, Foxfield Races or some other equestrian event. Partners like Chloe’s of Middleburg make it easy to choose the perfect outfit for the occasion while the Wine & Country team make it easy to organize the perfect horse fair with inspiring photographs, recipes, expert guest tips. and a finely curated selection of equestrian-inspired decor, tableware and accessories (including Dubarry boots) in their Charlottesville Wine & Country Shop.

Robin Bethke, Creative Director of Wine & Country, is enthusiastic about the atmosphere. “It was always about the luxury food, the fashion and the race day put together for me. As a participant for many years, one of my favorite staging tips is to incorporate a dramatic vintage element into the decor. The leather of a well-worn saddle or the patina of your grandma’s silver adds depth.

“Every fall we see friends that we don’t have the opportunity to communicate with throughout the year, so it’s like a homecoming reunion. It’s wonderful to spend the day outdoors enjoying the excitement of shopping with them and of course all the delicious food, oh my favorite is the Virginia ham cookies. It’s delicious and easy to eat outdoors, ”adds editor Jennifer Bryerton.

Explore the Wine & Country Tailgate guides to find your inspiration
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AAs a founding partner and director of the Berry Riddell law firm, specializing in all areas of real estate including development and construction, transactions and leasing, finance, litigation and more, Wendy Riddell is one of the Valley’s top rated lawyers.

The Phoenix native began practicing law in 1998. “I was lucky enough to be hired right out of school by Beus Gilbert. Ironically, my current partner, John Berry, was the hiring partner there at the time, ”she recalls. “Paul Gilbert, the firm’s co-founder, was very avant-garde and gave me the opportunity to practice law and be a new mother.

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After about six years with Beus Gilbert, Riddell had the opportunity to continue practicing with Berry. “John is focusing more on Scottsdale, whereas I have cases almost everywhere else in the valley,” she explains. “We have a very diverse practice, representing commercial and multi-family developers, home builders, healthcare providers – you name it.”

But when not running a successful law firm, Riddell trains with her horse for dressage competitions.

Riddell was introduced to dressage at a young age by her mother, who was a top athlete and competitor in the field. Dressage, derived from the French word “dresseur” for “training”, is an equestrian sport in which the horse and rider perform a series of compulsory movements and footwork the difficulty of which increases as they progress through the levels. . Similar to figure skating, movements are associated with sound, creating a musical free style. Riddell does traditional dressage, which requires English harness and saddle, which are flatter and less ornate than their Western counterparts.

As a young adult, Riddell competed professionally. She has received bronze, silver and gold medals from the United States Dressage Federation (USDF) and won numerous state and regional championships; it has also competed in destinations as far away as Canada, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.

It wasn’t until Riddell attended Colgate University in upstate New York that she realized how important horse riding and competitive dressage was to her, and how passionate she was. by this sport.

“When I went to college, my parents told me I couldn’t have a horse. They wanted me to really experience college and told me they would be ready to talk after the first year if I got good grades. I lasted a whole week before I had to get back on horseback, ”Riddell recalls. “I had been riding since I was 4, so all I knew was ride every day. By the end of that first term at college, I had three horses in training with me. Considering the accomplishments I had already accomplished, many enthusiasts in the area were happy to pay me to ride and train their horses, and to teach them. It was then that I realized that this is a much needed passion in my life.

At 19, Riddell received a grant from the United States Equestrian Team (USEF), thanks to which she was on schedule to be an Olympic competitor. This allowed him to train and compete for a year with his personal horse at a farm just outside of Düsseldorf, Germany.

However, after competing internationally, Riddell decided that she didn’t want to be a full-time professional equine, but instead wanted to pursue law and start a family. “I finally met my husband the week I got home and started studying law at Arizona State University,” she comments.

Although Riddell is no longer involved in international competitions, she still engages locally and nationally with her two daughters, Kenzie, 19, and Kali, 15, who have ambitions to compete in Young Riders and Junior Young. . Rider programs, similar to the Junior Olympics and regulated by USDF and USEF.

“Dressage is a sport that attracts people who are very detail-oriented, competitive and structured,” says Riddell. “The number of Olympic gold medalists who are doctors or lawyers shows how attractive this type of person is. Both of my daughters have these personality traits, and I think that’s why they have become so interested in horseback riding and why they prefer competitive dressage to any other form of riding.

Equestrian sport has become not only a hobby that Riddell and his daughters are passionate about, but also one of their biggest sources of bonding time.

“I’m very lucky to be able to spend so much time with my daughters doing something that we all love,” Riddell notes. “A lot of times I’m asked how I can justify such an expensive hobby, but how many parents have the opportunity to spend all weekend time with their kids, who really want to be there with them? For me, sport has really brought my family together.

In addition to providing valuable family time, competitive dressage has provided Riddell with skills that she uses every day in her career.

“In competitive dressage, you need a lot of tenacity to compete with horses,” says Riddell. “You have to be prepared to understand it and make it work. With finesse and grace, I have to convince the horse to do what I want him to do. This skill is also very necessary and applied daily as a zoning lawyer.

Even with a busy work schedule, Riddell always finds time to ride.

“If there are circumstances that prevent me from riding a horse for a few days, my husband always tells me to find a horse somehow,” Riddell says. “It’s very peaceful, and it’s just a very important part of my life.”

This month your hometown features Barrington. Tune in on Thursday, October 21 to learn more about the places and people that make Barrington unique.

Head about 40 miles northwest of Chicago to reach Barrington. Stretching into both Cook and Lake counties, Barrington encompasses an area of ​​approximately 90 square miles of six independent villages, including North Barrington, South Barrington, Barrington Hills, Lake Barrington, and Tower Lakes. Residents enjoy a variety of recreational activities in wetlands, forest reserves, parks, golf courses and horse trails. The Arbor Day Foundation has recognized Barrington as Tree City USA every year since 1986.

Barrington was originally inhabited by the native peoples of the Native American tribes of the Potawatomi and Mascouten prairies. Many local roads in use today, including Algonquin, Rand, and Higgins, were originally Native American trails.

Barrington’s first settlers came from New York and Vermont. Originally a farming community, Barrington has grown into a transportation hub. The village was incorporated in 1865. By the early 1900s the area became a country retreat for wealthy Chicago businessmen and its wide open spaces, small town charm and horse riding tradition remain apparent today. hui.

The village of Barrington has the largest historic residential neighborhood in Illinois and is known for its Victorian, Queen Anne and Victorian Gothic architecture. Notable buildings include the Octagon House (Hawley), the 526-seat single-screen Catlow Theater, and the Ice House Mall.

TV personality and designer Kristin Cavallari, authors Veronica Roth and Gene Wolfe, fashion designer Cynthia Rowley, Chicago Bears safety Gary Fencik and United States Secretary of the Treasury (2006-2009) Henry Paulson are some of the notable names that have resided in Barrington.

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October 11, 2021 – 3:36 PM BST

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Zara Tindall is the face of British clothing brand Musto and the Queen’s granddaughter looks amazing in basic clothes.

Zara Tindall always looks dazzling whether dressed up or down. The Queen’s granddaughter loves fashion and we love to see what outfits she offers when she goes to public events.

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That being said, the horse-riding-loving royal loves the outdoors above all else, so you can imagine our excitement to discover that the mother-of-three is the lifelong face of British clothing brand Musto.

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The images are magnificent. Shot outdoors, Zara can be seen posing in their basic clothes in a variety of colors. With her hair up and minimal makeup, she looked fresh and glowing.

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The collaboration coincides with the brand’s new Fall Winter 2021 collection for adventures on land and on the water. The collection features new designs and offers classic, stylish and uniquely British outerwear for every occasion.

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Speaking about this partnership, Zara explained, “I have worn Musto since I was a child and I am delighted to continue in my role as Musto Ambassador by being part of their Fall Winter 2021 campaign. Musto’s classic designs and technical knowledge are part of it. the reasons why it’s one of my go-to brands … Whether I’m walking the countryside or looking after my horses, I know I’ll be ready to take on the worst British weather and have the look smart while doing this. “

Zara looked amazing decked out in Musto clothes

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Nick Houchin, Musto Marketing Director, also commented: “Musto clothing is an antidote to fast fashion – clothing is heavy duty and built to last. As we all spend more time venturing outside, people are looking for clothes that will get them through many winters to come. Whether you are exploring the coast, the countryside or the city, the new Fall Winter 2021 collection has something for everyone, and we are confident these garments will protect you from the worst UK weather conditions. “

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Things to do with your child on their birthday while staying safe

Planning a birthday party is tough – a 40 year old didn’t help. So we’ve compiled a fun list of social distancing activities your kids can enjoy to celebrate their birthday.

Zipline adventures

Go on a high-flying adventure at TreeRunner Adventure Park! This park, located near Knapps Corner, is the region’s premier outdoor adventure park. TreeRunner offers two different park options. The aerial park includes more than 60 obstacles, zip lines, five difficulty levels and seven different courses. They also offer a junior park designed for children aged four to seven with two courses and 20 different obstacles.

Tree Runner offers a variety of birthday celebration packages for kids.

Craig’s Cruisers

Looking for a birthday venue that has it all… Literally everything for kids to enjoy on their special day. Craigs Cruisers Amusement Park offers 120,000 square feet of family fun with go-karts, bumper boats, mini golf, laser tag, trampoline park, rides and more. Plus, don’t worry about feeding your party, as Craigs Cruisers has the best pizza buffet for your family and friends. You can choose from a variety of anniversary packages which can be booked at craigscruisers.com/grand-rapids/birthday-packages.

Amplified virtual reality

Amped Virtual Reality is the perfect place to host a birthday party! They offer several party package options and have fantastic onsite facilities. Amped will even take care of the decoration for you! There are several party packages that offer plenty of playtime, food, and some even come with a one-month membership for the guest of honor.

Amped Virtual Reality offers a variety of VR games with options for all ages, even the little ones! Some of the options include Spider-Man, Minecraft, Epic Roller Coasters, Beat Saber, and more. All of these games can be enjoyed in the comfort of the VR lounge with an open space to play or comfy chairs (depending on the type of game you are playing). The space is complete with state-of-the-art equipment, helmets and lighting that gives you a full virtual experience. You can book this experience by visiting grbucketlist.com.

Horse riding

Highpointe Farm is a hidden gem that offers stunning views of the wildlife and trails. Owner Jill Herweyer’s love and passion for animals is reflected in the care she brings to the stables. As a mom, Jill started teaching mom and me knowing the importance of connecting with your kids through animals. Highpointe Farm offers single ride options as well as seasonal courses. In any case, your child will be introduced to the outdoors and will learn to take care of horses. You can find out about birthday planning via www.facebook.com/highpointefarms

The princess party spa

With two party venues serving Great Lakes Crossings and Rivertown Mall, the Princess Party Spa is the perfect way to pamper and celebrate with your little princesses while on the safe side. The birthday package includes Mini Mani, Mini Pedi, Deluxe Dress, Tiara, Magic Wand and Glam Ring for all the Little Princesses, Music and Princess Birthday Wishes, and a Deluxe Table Decorated especially for the Princess for Party Treats. birthday, and more. Visit theprincesspartyspa.com for more information on reservations.

The mud room

Are you looking for an inclusive birthday party for the whole family? The Mudroom offers creative party packages for kids and adults. In the studio you can try your hand at pottery painting, pottery wheel, coloring book, story time and packages can include pottery painting kit gift bags to make at home . Avoid the mess, the mud room cleans up for you, and all painting and craft supplies are provided. The interior decor features fun vibrant colors, cozy dining-style booths, and a range of different pieces of pottery to paint and create. This place is accessible to people with disabilities, for more information visit themudroom.us/kids-parties.

Bowling

The newly renovated Spectrum Lanes provide hours of fun for the whole family. It’s a great option for friends and families who want to socially distance themselves while celebrating. Bowling is a fun way for families to come together for a friendly competitive game and bond in a large, spaced out facility. Call to reserve your route or visit sec300.com.

One of Hollywood’s most famous jokes is that if a casting agent asks an actor if he can ride a horse, he says yes and then finds out later. But for these stars of the big and small screen, plus one or two catwalkers, no need for subterfuge on their CV, because riding is their biggest passion.

Among the stars who have professed their love for horses, some have taken their passion to professional heights.

24 Actor Kiefer Sutherland is a two-time US team roping champion, while actress-turned-designer Mary-Kate Olsen recently placed second at the Longines Global Champions Tour in Rome, riding her impressively-named mount, Iowa Van Het Polderhof.

Model sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid ride regularly to the family farm in Pennsylvania, and Bella had been pushing to represent her country at the Rio 2016 Olympics before Lyme disease hit.

Another famous horse enthusiast, Lady Gaga, says of her passion: “Riding forced me to be fearless pretty quickly.

From Kendall Jenner to Jamie Foxx, here are 14 serious celebrities in the saddle …

Mary-kate olsen

Olsen reconciles his love of fashion, running the design brand The Row with his twin sister, Ashley, with his love of horseback riding. The former actress, 35, recently placed second and third in two rounds of the Longines Global Champions Tour in Rome on September 18.

“I was 6 when I first fell in love and it was with a pony named 4×4,” she said. Equestrian shows in the sun for his unwavering love of horseback riding. “Having horseback riding as an outlet was super important because it allowed me to have another life and an outlet outside of work and school.”

Kaley cuoco

The ranch owned by The Big Bang Theory The actress owns 25 horses and has been passionate about horseback riding for years. Cuoco, 35, admits that her fame has sometimes hampered her passion, telling Jimmy Kimmel that she competed in shows: “I actually started showing under a secret name … I have a little pseudonym. . I’ve tried to avoid being super visible, but it’s hard when you’re followed. I just tried to find something simple because it’s always on a big sign for people to walk by and see the name.

Jeremy Irons

The Oscar winner has been riding since his childhood and describes himself as an “avid rider”. The British actor, 73, also wrote the foreword to the book England on horseback: “Make your way in the open… watch the shadows of the clouds move across the face of our Earth. And maybe peace could creep into your soul. Better yet, if you can, go out on horseback. Being one with an animal can be the beginning of being one with all things. “

Kendall jenner

Regularly posting photos of herself at the stables on Instagram, the 25-year-old model has been riding a horse since childhood and bought her first pony when she was 12.

Keeping her horses in a stable in Bell Canyon near her Calabasas home, she said The cup: “I grew up riding a horse. So for all my life I would beg my parents to get me a pony. I wasn’t just a little girl who said, “I need a pony for no reason.” It was my life. I ate, breathed and slept horses. And I wanted one so much.

Kiefer Sutherland

The actor, 54, first discovered horseback riding when he starred in the 1988 film Young weapons and ended up spending months in the saddle. Since then, he has not only competed in professional competitions, but has also twice won the US Team Roping Championships.

Kacey musgraves

The Grammy-winning country music star showed her love for all things equestrian by wearing a Ralph Lauren-designed hymn to the American Horsewoman at the recent Met Gala. Outside the red carpet, the Keep looking The singer took to Facebook to share that her dream came true when she bought her first horse, Mismo.

“Today marks a day that I have dreamed of my whole life,” she wrote. “I finally have my own horse! I was the little girl who drew pictures and poems on horses and slipped them under her parents’ pillows – always begging them to leave me one.

Jamie foxx

The Oscar winner’s undeniable riding skills aren’t just reserved for the big screen, because Foxx is a true rider as well. In the movie directed by Quentin Tarantino Django Unchained, the actor was riding his own horse, a chestnut gelding named Cheetah. The horse, which was given to the actor for his birthday in 2009, is what inspired him to learn to ride, a passion he has since passed on to his daughter.

Katie Price

The British model and reality TV star admits: “Horseback riding is my passion and always has been.” In addition to owning numerous horses and competing on the UK dressage circuit, Price has also published his own line of equestrian clothing, children’s books focused on horseback riding and hosted a reality show in 2016 called, Katie Price’s pony club.

Viggo Mortensen

Unsurprisingly for a man who spent almost three years in the saddle filming the the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Mortensen became a big fan of horses. After his lead role as Aragorn in LOTR, he then appeared in Hidalgo, a film about a man and his horse.

Mortensen then bought the horse he rode during filming, recounting FilmForce: “I had no intention of buying a horse from this movie. But with TJ he was … I don’t know, I really really like him. He has such a unique and strong personality.

Richard hammond

The power of Top speed presenter isn’t just to be found under the hood of a car. “The Hamster,” as his fans call him, comes from a family of riders and is a regular at British racing, Cheltenham, with his horse-loving wife, Mindy.

Bella hadid

The 24-year-old model, who has been riding since childhood, had dreamed of competing in equestrian events at the RioOlympics 2016. However, symptoms of Lyme disease from which she suffers have shattered her hopes. Hadid started riding when she was 3 and regularly posts photos of herself and her family’s horses on their farm in Pennsylvania.

“Bella had to give up her lifelong dream of having a professional riding career and a shot at the Olympics due to her severe symptoms and inability to ride,” her mother Yolanda Foster wrote on her blog. “It was the greatest heartbreak of her life and an extremely sensitive subject for her.”

Madonna

The singer, 62, first discovered the love of horseback riding when she embarked on the English country lifestyle while married to English director Guy Ritchie. A serious accident in 2005 in which she broke several bones during a fall from a horse, led the singer to take a break from her hobby until her recent return to the saddle.

“I love horses,” she said. “I think I might have been one of Henry VIII’s knights in another life, going through a great forest.”

Russel crowe

The Oscar winner, 57, owns and operates his own horse ranch in Nana Glen, a short drive from Sydney.

“I have fallen in love with most of the horses I have worked with,” he wrote on Twitter. “It takes a certain temper to be a great movie horse, but trust me, they know when it’s show time and they’re in show biz.”

the australian Gladiator star also said that horses are “like people”.

Lady Gaga

The Poker face The singer came to horseback riding later in her life when her record company gave her a mare for her birthday after her first move from New York to California.

“I had never taken riding lessons. I literally didn’t know how to ride a horse, ”she said. V magazine. “But I just grabbed her by the mane and rode her bareback.” Adding: “Horseback riding required me to be fearless pretty quickly.”

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