With George H. Morris

Sunday, May. 5, 2024

We Did What We Had To Do At The Pan Am Games

I\'d forgotten the beauty of Hispaniola\'the island that Christopher Columbus discovered in 1492\'until I flew over it on my way to the Dominican Republic for

Why Could So Few Juniors Answer The Questions Our Course Asked?

Last spring, Kip Rosenthal, my old friend and student who had asked me to co-judge with her at the USAEq Medal Finals (p.34), showed me

Observations I’ve Made While Teaching

I've been teaching extensively the past three months, it seems more than ever, and there are some points I've noticed that need clarification. Unless teachers

My Own Memories Of The Show Jumping Hall Of Fame

In March of 1985, the first step toward the creation of the Show Jumping Hall of Fame and Museum took place at a meeting of

I Had Some Great Rides On Rio

During the late 1970s, the Swiss team came to our indoor fall circuit, and I made the acquaintance of Thomas Fuchs, who with his brother,

I`m So Glad I Got To Say Goodbye To Victor

Growing up, Ronnie Mutch,Victor Hugo-Vidal and I rode with many other successful juniors at Ox Ridge Hunt Club in Darien, Conn. Ronnie won the AHSA

I’m Looking Ahead To The WEG Selection Trials

Just like the Olympics, the World Show Jumping Championships take place every four years, for the last 12 as part of the World Equestrian Games.

A Study In Style

About a year ago, I got a call from the American Horse Shows Association (now USA Equestrian). The Pony Hunter Committee asked if I would

A Word To Young Riders

Fifty-one years ago Gordon Wright wrote his great book Learning to Ride, Hunt, and Show. It has been my bible ever since.

Gordon's words

Aachen Is A Must For Every True Devotee’ Of Equestrian Sport

You know, I was almost as excited when I headed to Aachen, Germany, on June 15 with the U.S. team as I was when I

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