2021 Legends & Traditions Issue

Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025

PUBLISHED

February 4, 2021
3:00 pm

WORDS BY

Chronicle Staff

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In this issue:

• Sonny Brooks Broke Records And Barriers

He pursued the opportunities afforded by his uncommon talents while battling the overt racism of mid-century America. (read more)

• Who Were The Greatest Horsemen Of The Past?

Four experts recall the individuals who impacted them and the sport, and whose names and contributions should never be lost.(read more)

• Michael Matz: Do Riders Need To Be Horsemen?

The Olympic show jumper and Kentucky Derby winner considers the importance of learning horse care and equestrian sports history.(read more)

• Understanding The Founding Father Of American Riding

James C. Wofford talks about Warren Matha’s “General Chamberlin: America’s Equestrian Genius,” which documents how the general synthesized two opposing schools of thought and altered the course of horse sport in the USA.(read more)

• My How The Hunters Have Changed

Patty Heuckeroth considers how we’ve asked more and more of our hunters, ending up in a place we didn’t intend to go.(read more)

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February 4, 2021
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