Dec. 1, 1967
Chronicle editor Alexander Mackay-Smith calls for professionals to be allowed to ride in the Olympic Games.
The “Shamateur” Rider
March 25, 1960
Soring Tennessee Walking Horses and drugging hunters was as much an issue and topic of discussion in 1960 as it is today.
Cruelty
Jan. 6, 1961
Alexander Mackay-Smith explains to readers about the merging of The Chronicle and Horse magazine.
THE CHRONICLE OF THE HORSE
Oct. 9, 1953
The issue of judging at horse shows was as much a topic of discussion in 1953 as it is today.
Sept. 19, 1958
The Chronicle editor argues that money spent on the U.S. Equestrian Team will be beneficial to U.S. foreign policy.
These are troubled times. As
Sept. 17, 1954
This account of the selection trials for the Pan American Games and the Olympic Games leaves the reader wondering how any combinations were
Oct. 10, 1952
In 1952, the staff of the Chronicle was discussing which sports and disciplines the Chronicle should cover, and that debate continues today.
One
Sept. 30, 1949
The following is an editorial following the first selection trial for the 1952 Olympic Games. The U.S. selectors were still trying to
August 19, 1949
Choosing a team for the Olympic Games was as much a hot topic in 1949 as it is in 2012. Once civilians
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