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Linda Whitlock
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
""Only in an open non judgmental space can we acknowledge what we are feeling. Only in an open space where we're not caught up in our own version of reality can we see and hear and feel who others really are, which allows us to be with them and communicate with them properly." This quote by Pema Chodron, an American Buddhist Nun expresses the atmosphere I hope to create for clients seeking counseling services from me. For more than 30 years I have attempted to provide, through a collaborative dialogue services that will improve each clients quality of life.
(910) 202-6504 x2
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Carolyn Hewett
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"In my work, I have experienced a multitude of people who have struggled to the point that they feel hopeless and lost. While they have tried many techniques to find the solutions they so desperately seek, many are sorely disappointed when they continue to face the same struggles time and time again. There is hope, and it starts with a relationship. My longest standing experience falls under Adolescent Mental Health, and have a gift in relating with this troubled population.
(910) 247-4204
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Nova Swanstrom
Psychological Associate, MA, LPA
"Wilmington's only GENDER specialist and one of a few SEXUALITY specialists. I predominantly work with individuals who are gay or bisexual as well as those who are transgender/gender non-conforming/crossdressing. I work with family members to include parents, siblings, spouses, and children. Feel free to contact me. I make appropriate referrals when asked for or indicated. I have a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology and Substance Abuse- and experienced with a wide range of difficulties (trauma, depression, psychosis, etc).
(910) 442-8480 x3009
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Troy Peverall
Counselor, LPC, LCAS, CCS
"My effectiveness has primarily been observed through marriage work, those struggling with substance abuse, pornography/internet addiction issues, depression, anxiety and helping the adolescent and young adult male find and fulfill his purpose in life. My approach with individuals, marriages and those suffering from addiction is to help them discover principles of faith and the integration of thinking/behaving patterns that become useful in all stages of life and it's difficulties.
(910) 550-2362
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Kristen D Rudy
Counselor, ATR, NCC, LPC
"Healing HeARTs Counseling Center, PLLC is dedicated to providing the highest level of mental and behavioral health counseling and art therapy services, using evidence-based treatments including Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Art Therapist, Kristen enjoys treating children and teens with emotional, academic, or behavioral concerns, as well as individual adults with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, work related problems, relational concerns, and persistent mental illnesses.
(910) 777-1866
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Anne O Bertrand
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"I have been a LCSW for 18 years. I enjoy working with all age groups, adults, children and adolescents. My practice is in a comfortable home office setting and is conveniently located in Wilmington. I work with individuals, couples and families in their quest for resolution to life's challenges and stressors. Through my clients' stories, I am constantly reminded of the resilience of the human spirit in overcoming and/or accepting difficulties. If you are struggling with life's problems, consider giving yourself the gift of therapy. It can be a very powerful and positive experience.
(910) 213-3173
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Brenda B Knierim
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of experience working with children, adults, and families. My treatment approach is strength based and client centered. I thoroughly enjoy assiting others in identifying and overcoming current life stressors in order to move forward and create positive change. I work with children and parents in collaboration to treat childhood disorders including ADHD, ODD, adjustment issues, depression, anxiety, and mood disorders. I also treat adults experiencing similar symptoms associated with depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and life changes.
(910) 506-3310
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Natasha M Nunes
Counselor, MS, NCC, LPC
"If you are struggling with relationship issues, depression, anxiety or parenting difficulties, I can help. I have been providing counseling to all ages as a Licensed Professional Counselor for almost 20 years. I have helped people cope with and overcome anxiety, depression, eating problems, relationship problems, parenting struggles and trauma. I believe in the mind/body/spirit connection and work to help people create health in all areas of their life. I believe that we all have the ability to make our lives joyful, healthy and productive.
(910) 557-9754
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Deirdre W. Street
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, LCAS
"I am licensed in North Carolina as a Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist with over 8 years experience. My training, experience and practice include working with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, self esteem, addiction, and other mental illness so they can live a healthy productive life. My practice is based on Cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, solution focused therapy through a strengths perspective. I believe that a significant piece to therapy is the relationship between the therapist and client. I work in collaboration with the client to identify and help achieve the overall desired goals.
(910) 233-0052
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Catherine C Butler
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Whether you are dealing with depression, anxiety, illness, relationship struggles, trauma or interested in self exploration, therapy can be an effective step towards finding healing and growth. I offer a safe, supportive and respectful environment. My goal is to help you overcome obstacles and self-destructive patterns so that you can live a more authentic and joyful life. I come from a humanistic approach, combining western psychology with mindfulness-based practices. I bring compassion, curiosity and humor to my therapy practice to assist you in learning and understanding more about yourself, and finding relief from emotional pain.
(910) 338-3703
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Carol Edwards
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"As you come to recognize and understand the roles and rules passed on to you by your ancestors you can become more aware of what is not working for you in your current reality. A combination of self awareness, a real desire to change, and "home work" exercises bring about transformation in how you think and act thus empowering you and releasing you from negativity. Growth happens when you discover and practice new behaviors - new thoughts- new life enhancing skills.
(910) 817-0940
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Howard S Grotsky
Psychologist, EdD
"After receiving my Doctorate degree from the University of Virginia in 1973, my family and I relocated to Wilmington, NC. I have been in full time private practice since 1981 and an integral part of the psychology community. My personality traits include sensitivity, compassion, and an active sense of humor. Nevertheless, no therapist is right for everyone, and I encourage new patients to have 3-4 sessions with any counselor before judging whether there is a connection. If we connect, great. If not, I am happy to assist patients in finding healthy and appropriate therapists suitable for them.
(910) 447-4202
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Sarah Wood
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"I provide individual and family counseling and education on recovery and wellness. I offer comprehensive outpatient services that assist individuals with achieving his or her goals. I address a variety of needs, including, but not limited to, situational stressors, family relations, parenting, child and adolescent behavioral issues, coping abilities, and emotional disturbance.
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"ZANKER COUNSELING SERVICES (www.zcs/zmt.com) provides MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, ADDICTIONS COUNSELING/THERAPY, AS WELL AS LIFE-COACHING. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor , Nationally Certified Counselor , and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist that can help you Gain Meaning and Purpose through Life's Strivings and Challenges. BA in Psychology UNCW, MA in Service Agency Counseling UNCP, Life & Counseling Experience, you'll be in Excellent Confidential Care. Apply proven Psychological Concepts to your life. Do not hold onto your problems. Tensions, and problems compound as a result. Regaining Perspective in the trusting environment I provide can help you immensely.
(910) 791-4478
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Ralph W Fox
Counselor, PhD, LPC
"My goal is to meet your needs in a warm and comfortable environment. You will be seen in a spacious, comfortable office at a time that is convenient to your busy schedule. I can work with you remotely via Skype or FaceTime. I will work as your personal coach to help you get back on the right track and be happy again. If you are having trouble dealing with your personal or relationship issues, I can help!
(910) 216-4872
"I help to maximize the client's potential by body and mind via BodyTalk, Psychotherapy from a Jungian perspective, and Dream work analysis to explore a client's pathway in life. Young professionals, alternative medicine professionals, artists, and those with issues relating to self development will find support and guidance from working with me. Coming to conscious awareness of one's values and purpose, elicits creativity; and strengthens one's inner confidence.
(910) 920-9788
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Krista Bronisas
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"As a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, my specialization is healing relationships. Helping individuals, couples and families get "unstuck" to live healthier, happier, more fulfilling and peaceful lives is my passion. I provide support, perspective and creative interventions as clients (re)discover their strengths through life's on-going, often difficult transitions. I treat clients seeking help with anxiety, depression and confusion due to struggling or unfulfilling relationships, new parent stress, uncoupling/ divorce, job transitions, and difficulties surrounding sexuality, spirituality and financial struggle. Therapy is offered in a warm and empathic environment.
(910) 729-6195
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Jen Johnson
Counselor, MS, MFA, LPC, CHWC
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Life Coach, and mindfulness meditation teacher with 20+ years of experience. At one time or another, we all struggle with something, simply because we are human. I work with people dealing with stress, anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, depression, grief/loss, trauma, illness/health challenges, fatigue, transitions, Post Traumatic Stress, and food/weight issues as well as those who are interested in personal/spiritual growth and improving health and well-being. I offer mindfulness counseling, CBT and health & wellness coaching to support people in living well and realizing their full potential.
(910) 653-1690
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Tracy Boyer-Matthews
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Relationship Therapy is how I describe my expertise as a Licensed Professional Counselor. Certified in Imago Relationship Therapy for over a decade, my passion is working with clients on the core relationships in life. In Couples or Marriage Therapy, my immediate focus is dismantling ineffective communication patterns that evoke circular power struggles. With singles in Individual Therapy I assist in examining relationship histories and learning new ways to attract and keep sustainable love relationships. I also specialize in sex therapy as it pertains to dysfunction, aging, abuse or reviving new passion in relationships.
(910) 550-3878
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Karin Kassab
Psychological Associate, MA, LPA, HSP-PA, RYT
"I am a Clinical Psychologist who's work is infused with an appreciation for health and wellness. I received my advanced clinical training working with adults, adolescents, and children in a variety of treatment milieus. I rely primarily on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), but shift to other modalities when indicated. I'm a Registered Yoga Teacher (200hr RYT). I was also raised in a military family and relate to issues and challenges that lifestyle brings. My areas of specialization include: eating disorders, adolescents, parenting training, depression, anxiety, transitions, stress, addiction, self harm, and mindfulness.
(910) 817-4705 x107
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A skin cancer drug that first came on the market two years ago is being hailed as a "major breakthrough" after new findings that show patients with advanced melanoma may now survive up to 10 years longer than before by taking it, much longer than originally anticipated. The drug, called ipilimumab, which is sold in the U.S. as Yervoy, is an antibody that activates the immune system to fight the skin cancer. Melanoma is the deadliest type of skin cancer, and although it's almost always curable if found and treated early, it can spread to other parts of the body, and then becomes almost always fatal, with most patients living less than 18 months after diagnosis. Although the new drug is far outperforming expectations, it doesn't work for everyone, with about a 20 percent chance or greater that it will have no effect on a patient.
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A Morgan County man was shot to death by a police officer after they responded to a domestic violence complaint. When police got to the house in West Liberty they say an armed man approached them and an officer fired.
West Liberty police say around 2:00 Wednesday afternoon they responded to a domestic call at a house across from West Liberty Elementary School.
When they got there, they say they were confronted by an armed man.
"We were greeted with an individual bearing two knives, a knife in each hand," said West Liberty Police Chief Kelse Hensley.
They say Jimmy Hill approached them with the knives and wouldn't back down.
"We were asking him to put the knives down, put the knives down, and he ignores those directions," Chief Hensley said.
Sergeant Scott Adkins then shot Hill. Hill was taken to Morgan County ARH where he died.
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Police say no one in the elementary school was affected by the incident, and no officers were injured.
Officials say Sergeant Adkins will be put on administrative leave while the incident is under investigation.
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Guest blogger Robbie Mason writes about Little Logic, a showjumping pony with a long and remarkable career...
"Little Logic was, by the very definition of the phrase, a VIP - a Very Important Pony. He originated in Ireland where he started his jumping just career like thousands of other ponies who go down that route. His records begin in 1990, where he contested smaller classes and progressed up the levels, competing at the Dublin Horse Show along the way.
In 2000, Little Logic made his way over to British shores, where he would go on to be ridden by some of the biggest names in junior showjumping. He was firstly ridden by Andrew Mizon and then his brother Alister, and among his successes with the Mizons, he finished in sixth place in the Horse of the Year 138cms final in October 2002. After a short stay with Oliver Liley, Logic became one of the many ponies to be riden by the Whitaker dynasty when William Whitaker took the ride for the next year.
At that point, Scottish showjumper Stacey Babes was extremely unwell and struggling to come back from illness. Her mother Muriel and father George needed something to drive Stacey's recovery and, knowing how much she'd always liked Little Logic, they decided to bring him into their family, something they kept as a surprise. When Stacey caught sight of him through her window on the yard she was made ever more determined to get back to full fitness before she was out of 138cms classes.
The target was made - Stacey rode Logic in the winning 138cms Scotland team later that year at Southview Equestrian Centre. After their performance, her proud dad George took the Scotland flag and marched into the arena as the Scottish National Anthem played.
Stacey's younger sister Stephanie then inherited the ride and over the next year built her own special partnership with Logic, but it was to be cut short at the end of that year, when Logic did a tendon jumping through a combination at a competition. The news wasn't good and the advice from the vet was that Logic would never fully recover from the damage.
But putting him to sleep was not an option and Logic was put out in the field for the next two years to recuperate. During this time he began showing remarkable signs of recovery and, after many checks and careful consideration, it was clear that Logic wasn't ready to stop showjumping just yet.
Soon he was back competing, first with Holly Rankin and then Claire Sharp, who both achieved great results with Logic in 138cms opens, Horse of the Year Show qualifiers and Scotland team events.
In early 2010, Logic became part of our family when my son, Robbie Mason, became the next in line to be taught by the superstar pony. Robbie had only entered the sport in 2008 after sitting on his first pony the previous year. We were a family with no previous horse connections other than the riding lessons Robbie's mother Tracey had attended as a child.
By this time, Robbie had finished top in the Scottish and Northern Equestrian points league for that year, but only at 70cm level. Logic really had a true beginner to look after this time.
With help from the Babes family over the next couple of years, Robbie and Logic progressed to 138cms tracks, represented Scotland on teams and narrowly missed out on a Horse of the Year Show ticket at the one and only qualifier they entered that year.
It was in February 2012 that Logic was once again to beat all the odds when he qualified for the Longines Royal International Horse Show for at Hickstead, with Robbie riding him round triple clear at Keysoe Equestrian Centre in Bedford. Logic was, by this time, estimated to be in his 30s.
Unfortunately, two weeks before the competition, Logic limped out of the field. He had jumped his last big track.
He was once again nursed to recovery and Robbie's little sister Aimie was now his rider. Aimie was still on lead rein and Logic's final job was to teach Aimie an introduction into jumping small tracks at local unaffiliated shows. Last summer they went to various local centres and had fun round 50-60cm courses.
The final miracle performed by this now legendary pony was this summer, when the confidence he had built in Aimie led to her pleading with us to take her to a British Showjumping event to try the 70cm class.
Robbie was competing at Bury Farm Equestrian Centre near Luton before going straight on to the Welsh Home Pony International at the David Broome Centre, South Wales. We decided that it would be nice to take Logic anyway and if Aimie got there and decided she didn't want to do it, she could still have fun riding him around the showground and grooming him every day alongside all her friends from the show circuit.
She found the courage to participate and managed a fantastic double clear in her first ever 70cm course. Logic had spurred her on and given her the confidence, and Aimie now has the ride on a 128cms pony who we hope will help her become a regular on the British Showjumping circuit next year. Logic went back to smaller unaffiliated tracks and recently won first place at Muirmill Equestrian Centre at 50cms. '
Aimie's double clear meant that she now shared pride of place on Logic's showjumping record, but unfortunately it was to be the last ever entry.
It was with the greatest sadness that we had to say goodbye, when he passed away in the early hours of Wednesday 29 October. He had become unwell the previous morning and the vet told us there was nothing more we could do except make him as comfortable as possible. We were with him to then end.
Logic was a very special part of ours and other families and we are so grateful we had the honour of his company. Logic had done so much for so many children at every level of pony jumping over the course of his life.
I'll always remember being at the Home Pony International at Rowallan Equestrian Centre in 2012. I was in the office where Robbie and Logic happened to be the picture on the BSJA Junior calendar for that month, which was hanging on the wall behind the counter. Claire, the owner, told me an Irish man had come into the office one time and when he saw the calendar he exclaimed: "My Lord, that pony looks like Little Logic!". She'd replied, "My Lord, that pony IS Little Logic!". His face was apparently a picture - he couldn't believe he was still going strong.
This was a pony who lived an incredible life and helped kids achieve incredible dreams. I am sure that everyone who knew him, as many people did, will always consider him a true great, a VIP indeed."
Would you like to write a one-off blog for H&C? Is there a topic in the horseworld that you really want to rant about? Something you want to get off your chest? Is there some aspect of horse-ownership that really makes you laugh? We'd love to hear from viewers who want to write a one-off guest blog post about everything and anything. Send a max of 400 words to [email protected], and we'll choose the very best to use on our site.
Our blogger Sarina Stokes won H&C's competition to write a guest blog for a year. Read her latest update to find out why the showjumping is still causing problems...
"Now the dark nights are here and the eventing season is finished, I've been looking back at our season. I have had plenty of lessons to learn from and also some great highs.In August we went to Wellington to do another BE100, and once again we had a great dressage score - but two showjumps down again kept us out of the top 10. We seem to be consistent in that we are usually in a great position after dressage, and clear cross-country, but we we just cannot get a clear round in the showjumping! I am a great believer in it almost always being the rider's fault instead of the horse's, so lots more work needed.All year my aim has been to go Novice, but with our showjumping lacking, I decided to try a BE100 plus instead for our last run of the season. I was so excited about doing a Novice-level dressage test and my mare really rose to the occasion, as once again we were in the top five. But the showjumping again proved our undoing. We were clear until fence five and she was jumping so well, and just as I thought "Wow we might actually go clear" we had a fence down. Golden rule - never think you may go clear!Our last event was at Larkhill and we all got together from my trainer Jonathan Chapman's yard and piled into the big lorry. Setting off just before dawn in the dark felt like a great adventure. Normally I travel Cheeky alone and she creates such a fuss, so inthe lorry she has to have a partition between her and the next horse otherwise she makes a strange noise - like a dinosaur - all the way to an event!Larkhill cross-country was the best course all year for me, it was galloping and some of the jumps were quite big. I had the benefit of a cross country walk with Jonathan, which was very insightful. Around fence 11 we had a skinny off an bank, down into the dip of the valley and back up a big step and a stride to a fence on top of the bank. Jonathan told me to collect the horse at the bottom to get some power to come back up the hill, and when I saw him standing on top of the valley as I rode past, it made me sit up and ride properly. We flew the skinny and the drop and sort of collected at the bottom, but by now Cheeky's blood was up and up the big step we went and, well, who needs a stride, she just bounced the fence off the step! Woo hoo! That was not in the course walk!So now we are into the rest period, I am giving Cheeky a little time off, or less work anyway, and I am looking to the future and what we do this winter to get us jumping clears. If we can crack that, we can start winning a few rosettes, all year without a rosette, let alone a red one! There is always next year to aim for now. Now the hard work really starts and I am looking forward to my next event already!"
Is keeping a horse in a stable full-time the same as keeping battery chickens in a cage? H&C's Editor Victoria reflects on one of the points made at the World Horse Welfare conference...
"When I discovered journalist Liz Jones was among the panellists at today's World Horse Welfare annual conference, I was expecting some fireworks.
The Daily Mail columnist is known for her controversial articles and her outspoken views, and she has often written about issues of animal rights.
But in the end only one of the statements she made today caused me to whip out my notebook, and it's been playing on my mind ever since.
Referring to the 'confinement' of horses, she said: "To me, stables are to horses what battery cages are to hens – they're no different."
A few moments earlier, when talking about some of the things that appalled her, like horses in Ethiopia with wounds on their sides known as 'accelerators', or seeing a little boy beat a donkey with an iron pole, she also mentioned horses being locked up in their stables for 23 hours out of 24.
It made me wonder - can the three scenarios really be classed as similar levels of cruelty?
Horses have some basic requirements. They need food and water, they need shelter and their essential healthcare needs met.
Then there's their quality of life. Horses should be free from stress and be able to express their normal behaviour, and they need space and freedom.
And that means some turnout time.
We all know the health implications of keeping a horse cooped up in a stable all day, every day. We know about stereotypies – more commonly known as stable vices – and we know about the problems caused by altering the horse's natural lifestyle of trickle grazing and constant movement, such as the increased chance of colic or gastric ulcers.
I've talked to horse lovers with wide-ranging opinions, from those who think horses should only live out, who should be ridden without metal in their mouths or nailed to their feet – to those who compete at the highest levels, whose horses are treated as elite athletes and spend most of their time in a stable.
But most owners opt for a mid-way point, that of providing daily turnout for their horse with a warm stable to come into at night. Olympian Carl Hester will turn his hugely valuable dressage horses out in the paddock each day, and he's far from the only top competition rider to do so.
But sometimes daily turnout isn't possible. Sometimes because of short-term problems like water-logged fields, other times because turnout isn't available or practical.
There are urban riding schools whose horses are stabled for most of the year, but who get a 'summer holiday' where they live out 24/7. Similarly lots of racehorses and working horses get to have a break out of season, some downtime in the field and an opportunity to be, well, just a horse.
The vision of all horses living out full time is an idyllic but often impractical one. Some are not hardy enough to live out, some would overeat if given unrestricted access to grass. Horse owners have restrictions on their own lives and time and most of us must make some sort of compromise, to strike a balance between our horse's needs and our own. Many owners are governed by the rules and facilities of livery yards.
If horses who are stabled full time are given an occasional break and plenty of daily exercise, I can't equate their lives to those of a battery hen.
Compare the existence of cared for but confined horses to those abandoned equines littered across the British countryside. The latter are given all the freedom in the world, but none of the most basic requirements.
If you had to be one of those horses, which would you rather be?"
It's the end of the competition season, so our blogger Alice Oppenheimer takes the opportunity to go on a girls' holiday...
"After the Nationals my main competition horses get to enjoy their well-earned two-week holiday. This means I get a chance for a break as well, so myself, Charlotte Dujardin, Jo (Char's personal trainer), Amy (my best friend) and Kate (my sister) all headed out to Tenerife for a girls' holiday.
I struggle to switch off instantly as I'm so used to being on the go all the time, but I tried to relax and make the most of being able to just lie around. We spent most of the time lazing around by the pool but also got up to a few activities, mainly to keep me quiet! We had another go on the fly fish and, having been chucked off it last year, I was desperate to stay on this time. Unfortunately, the boat driver was desperate to get us to fall off, but somehow we clung on - even if I did end up with major cramp in my arms. The driver got his revenge, however, when pushed Char into the sea when we got back on the boat! It was a wonderful holiday. There is already talk of going back again next year.
We always give the competition horses a fortnight break at the end of the season as they work hard mentally and physically while they are competing so I think it's important for them to have a complete break to recharge ready for the new season. After all, we get to the stage where we feel we need a break, so they must to! They have a couple of weeks just going on the horse walker to keep some fitness and out in the field to chill before I spend a week or so bringing them back into full work and concentrating on winter training.
Already I'm thinking ahead to next season. Bracks will shortly be stepping up to Grand Prix and Socs will be aimed at small tour in the near future. I'm also very excited about my young horses. Robin (Headmore Dirubinio), who will be six next year, is phenomenal. We chose not to compete him this year to give him a chance to grow into himself as he is a good 17.2hh, but he is showing huge flying changes and promising half passes, so he may be out contesting the Six Year Old classes next year. I'm also lucky enough to have a couple of very quality rising five year olds. Davina (Headmore Davina) is Robin's full sister and is another exciting prospect. I'm not yet decided on my plans with her, she may contest the Five Year Olds next year or I may keep her at home training. I also have another DiMaggio, Finn (Headmore Diffinity) who is buckskin (not orange!) out of Kelly (Celtic Rose III) who I used to compete and owned by Caroline Dibden. He will hopefully be competing in the young horse classes next year.
Finally, it was very exciting to be able to watch the British Dressage Nationals on H&C this year. It's so important that dressage gets exposure in order for the sport to grow, and I got many lovely comments on my social media after Del's fifth placed test was shown."
In the run up to the Polocrosse World Cup, Debbie Harris will be guest blogging for H&C. Read her post to find out more about the sport and her first year as captain for the UK team...
"Hi! My name is Debbie and I have been given the opportunity to share mine and my team mate's journey on the route to the Polocrosse World Cup in South Africa next year.
So what is Polocrosse? Basically it is a combination of polo and lacrosse. It is an exciting team sport played on horseback with teams of six players each. There is a combination of skills required to make the game flow; horsemanship and stick skills being the main two. However other elements would be team and one-on-one attack and defence tactics. Quite simply you have a goal-scorer, a midfielder and a defence, each battling it out with turns, spins, flicks and pushes. Polocrosse is enjoyed by all; boys and girls, kids and adults. If you're still learning to ride, there's no better place to improve your riding skills than by having a go at this sport.
I have been selected to play for the UK at the Polocrosse World Cup along with seven others. This will be the fourth World Cup I will have played in and this time I have the honour of captaining the team. My team mates are Jason Webb (player/Coach), Danny Duhig, Joel Sics, Max Pedley, Charlotte Pykett, Racheal Duhig and Kerry Bean; while the reserves are Emily Gilfillan, Annie Mitchell, Alex Richards, Matt Smith and Will Halcrow.
So let me talk about the team; four women and four men make up the ever hopeful World Cup team. On a national club level we have all been playing against each other this year in the hope to stand out and be picked for this amazing opportunity to represent our country. Although throughout the selection process our coach Jason Webb has brought us together in various combinations to find our strongest team. In doing this we have played two international test series against Ireland back in July and more recently against the USA. The UK were victorious on both occasions, which provides some great preparation and allowed us to really stamp down for our place on the final World Cup team.
Look out for my next blog where I will be going through our winter training and preparations, and also I will be introducing the superstars, the horses!"
International event rider Sharon Hunt tells us about her success as a coach as well as a major end of season result…
"I am delighted to start the blog with the news we have finished the 2014 eventing season with a great result. Loughnatousa Fabio (Superman) finished second in the CCI 2* at Ballindenisk, only one penalty behind the winner. Not a bad result considering after Hickstead he was poorly and not himself at all. He seemed to have an infection of some sort and was flat until the actual day the competition started. I took the risk as I knew he needed a holiday, he has done plenty this season and he has a very busy campaign planned next year so an early finish and long rest is ideal preparation.
Superman is some horse, he's so competitive and rises to every occasion. He has a serious gallop and stamina too, something that I am very excited about as Tankers Town – my Olympic horse - was an absolutely amazing but his top end gallop was always slightly in question.
Ballindenisk itself was an excellent event. For a two-star the track was watered, aerated and so on, which made a refreshing change. The Irish are so hospitable, always good fun and entertaining. We had based ourselves at Tim Beecher's yard before and after the event, owner and breeder of the Loughnatousa horses. We took another couple home with us and we are now the proud owners of another seriously good prospect.
I am lucky enough to train top ponies Craigmor Tom and also now Alfie, the recent silver medal winner at this year's Pony Europeans. Jockey Eloise Carter is based with me with these two stunning ponies. I was so proud of her at Oasby, where she looked relaxed and confident around the decent novice course, which is not bad for a 14-year-old! Tom is a wonderful pony but hasn't always been relaxed so to see them go so well was just superb.
Alongside all the riding, I have been coaching and went to Weston Park for the junior one-star three-day event with the eastern team. This was my first year in this position and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. The children have been an absolute pleasure to work with and at Weston it was no exception. The work rate was fairly constant for me, I warmed up seven riders for their tests, walked both the one-star course and BE100 course at least three times each, I started nine riders on the cross-country and warmed five up for the showjumping!
The one-star team finished second, less than a fence behind the winning team. Hopefully even bigger and better things to come next year, not just from them but from my team of horses too!
I now have a couple of demonstrations and then an easy month and I'll have a couple of quick breaks away, as although I haven't been to events with lots of horses, it's still been a very busy year."
Showjumper Anna Edwards explains why she won't settle for having just one 'horse of a lifetime'.
"So there I was, watching the horse they referred to as 'Braveheart' making his way round the horsewalker. I'd just been riding him in the large and immaculately harrowed arena. The question was on my mind - could he be a top horse ?
Fast forward three years and Braveheart is now known as Blazer B, and the question has very much been answered. My giant bay has been making great progress this year and I made the decision to run him in the 1.60m Grand Prix at Millstreet. Having won that same CSI 3* Grand Prix on a previous ride, there was an added pressure (entirely self imposed) to do well.
I'm very pleased to say that, at just eight years old, Blazer came fourth.
We all have different goals in our equestrian lives and indeed for our different horses. One weekend I might be jumping Grands Prix at international shows, the next I'm taking my four-year-old for her first British Novice. No matter what your goal is, there is such a sense of pride when it is achieved.
I've ridden and competed some amazing horses, and when top horses like those leave the yard, whether it be through a sale, age, illness or whatever, it's easy to start wondering if you'll ever be able to do it again. But I always remember that I did it once and tell myself I will do it again. There are no horses of a lifetime without the riders that made them.
With all my horses, the long term aim is the same - can they jump at the highest level? Blazer answered that question, and arguably, a year earlier than expected and snapping at his brilliant white socks is the wonderful Chesterfield.
It's sad to hear people talk about their 'horse of a lifetime'. The worst thing you could do is to convince yourself that might be true. Be positive, why stop at just one!"
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Our blogger Jay Halim tries his hand at a spot of live commentary, and achieves a childhood ambition by competing at Horse of the Year Show...
"Hey cubs,
Autumn is very much here, so I was very happy to receive a parcel from Eurostar containing a new winter wardrobe! So at least I will be warm and stylish this winter.
As always, team Tiger has been super busy. All the horses are well and we have even started pulling in the three-year-olds in from the field to produce for next year.
I have been lucky enough to have some amazing results this season - and this run has continued of late. I had a great time at Arena UK and even had a go at doing some TV commentary during H&C's live broadcast, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Watch out Jenny Rudall!
Horse of the Year Show was really special for me. It was a childhood dream to compete there and it finally came true, though I was disappointed not to have had the chance to compete in the international classes for the week. Goodmans For Fun has had some great results and I think he deserved to go to what would probably been his last HOYS, as he is 17. Let's hope he stays fit and sound for next year.
Goodmans Acobado got to the last round in the Tagg Puissance, he jumped his little heart out for me and think that his peck on landing on round 4 was enough to upset him for round 5, where our Puissance dream ended. I completely loved the atmosphere and got very caught up in the moment! You can watch a video of us jumping on my Facebook page. Talking of which, since HOYS I've had a flurry of new Facebook friend requests and have reached my limit - so please do 'like' my new official page!
My baby horse Abrisco made me very happy on the Sunday by coming second in the Speedybeet Grade C final. Abrisco (Ben) has only been jumping full time for a year and has notched up many good wins, he is a real asset to my team and I have very high hopes for him. Sadly I need to try and find an owner/investor to keep him in my yard. If anyone out there would like to join my team or invest in this great prospect please contact me. I am also looking for a working pupil/trainee to come and join my growing team. This person must be hard working, conscientious, reliable and a nice person. Please do drop me an email if you can help.
I would also like this opportunity to thank my owners and my team around me. This year I have been lucky to have gained sponsorship from Eurostar, Naf, Saracen, Albion, Equiclass, Uvex and have just gained support from Veredus. Being a team player is very important to me and I owe my success to the team around me.
Until next time folks,"
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Steph Croxford and Mr Hyde suffer a set back but things are on the up for her youngster Clooney
It's been a while since my last blog and as always in the Croxford household quite a lot has happened. Some good and some disastrous…
The Nationals were defiantly the latter – as I found out 30 minutes before I was due to go in that I had learnt the wrong test! I was told by British Dressage (BD) back in March it was going to be the new BD 2014 Intermediate II. It suited us well, as it's quite different from the grand prix, so it wouldn't confuse Mr Hyde with his grand prix training.
We practiced the test all summer and were ready and raring to go for the Nationals. We arrived in plenty of time and even had time for a spot of shopping, which was when I bumped into fellow competitor Roger Gregory.
He started teasing me that the test wasn't a BD Inter II, but the FEI Inter II. I thought he was just winding me up, but it turns out they had changed it – but failed to let anyone know! By this time I had around 20 minutes to warm up for a test I hadn't ridden since January!
We started off going the wrong way down the centre line. Then Mr Hyde got all confused and thought he was doing the grand prix test, as he's so programmed to do it!
So we decided to do our own 'Freestyle' Inter II. He gave me some beautiful one time changes, but I was saying to him 'No that's grand prix!'
By this point Simon, who was calling the test, said we said we might as will give up and go home!
We made seven major mistakes and must have dropped 10%, so to come out with a score of 62.79% is a minor miracle. But it was also slightly frustrating as we would have been top three.
I completely lost confidence in him after that. I didn't want to go to Fieldhouse to do the grand prix earlier this month, but Simon said we should go along and do it without putting any pressure on ourselves.
Mr Hyde tried his socks off, bless him, and we got 67.1%. There were still green bits, but it was the best test he's done to date.
I feel a bit more confident now, and am going to Vale View to do the High Profile Show at the end of the month.
I threatened Mr P with doing the Inter II there as well, but I sat down and thought about it. I don't want people saying 'why's she dragging that poor horse out again!' But I've got to keep his brain active and he's still working at grand prix level at home, so it silly to have him just sitting there.
He really wants to do something and has been trying to bite Clyde's bottom as he's very jealous. He needs to get out competing, but not the High Profile stuff, so I've decided to do a test somewhere a bit more low key.
I'd like to retire him and put him out in a field, but he won't do it. The day he retires is the day he will drop dead. He's a worker and we owe it to him to keep him happy and active as long as he wants to be. When he turns round and say, 'I've had enough', we'll say 'of course, mate' but he still refuses to to that at nearly 21!
We're also busy with our next dressage star, Clooney, who had his first lesson with Richard [Davison]. I didn't die and he didn't tell me to sell him, which is always a bonus! He was less spooky that Clyde – touch wood he's behaving himself really well. There's no point competing him yet, but we might take him out to a show just to have a ride around.
That's it for now, I'll let you know how we get on at the High Profile with Clyde… It can't be any worse than the Nationals!
Scurry driver Chris Orchard gets ready for HOYS and hopes for a little less drama in the season ahead
After a successful season, with too many placings to mention with Carriagehouse Insurance Touch & Go and Rough & Tumble behind me, I don't seem to have had time to catch my breath before we found ourselves washing harnesses and clipping ponies in the final preparations for Horse of the year Show (HOYS).
It's been a great summer with some lovely sunny days, along with all those superb county shows and two memorable Hickstead meetings.
The celebrity scurry at the Derby meeting in June was once again brilliant fun. My groom for the day was last year's Derby winner Phillip Miller, who certainly seemed to enjoy his new experience. After some coaching in the collecting ring, and explaining how it all works while we walked the course together, we were ready to roll.
As we entered the international arena and made our way over to the start, I was surprised to hear Phillip shouting to me, "Oh, they are soo fast". To which my only reply could be: "Phillip we haven't started yet, hold on and lean!!"
I headed the ponies for the first set of cones and said the magic word – "Go!" – and off they went. At this point Phillip started yelling very loudly and very excitedly, and didn't stop till we had finished the round!
He did an excellent job of grooming and we were placed fourth, which in no way reflected the enthusiasm and delight of my passenger! Phillip went on to finish second in this year's Derby, so a great time was had by all.
The New Forrest show was memorable for a completely different reason. About two hours into our journey down to the show, Paul suddenly said: "You know we put that spare padlock on the carriage trailer because we had lost the combination lock?" Yes… "Well did you pick up the key?" No!! Oops. It meant that when we got to the show we wouldn't be able to get the carriages out of the trailer.
After some quick thinking we called Jeff Osborne to see if he had an angle grinder on his lorry. He's the kind of chap who usually has everything, but he didn't have one on board. So we put in another call to one of the competitors, who lives near the show, and got them to bring an angle grinder along for us. Phew! We duly arrived at the lorry park, and before we had time to even mention the imminent arrival of said grinder, two of the other competitors swooped on the offending padlock with bolt croppers. In no time at all they chopped it into small pieces, releasing our carriages.
Scurry drivers always seem to be good in a crisis and are great at problem solving. It's a case of 'one for all and all for one'. Needless to say, the combination lock was replaced immediately and only combination locks will be used from now on.
So, with drama and crisis firmly behind us, the preparations for 'the big one' (HOYS) are in full flight. I for one am looking forward to a little more luck this year!
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DH feels like MIL/BIL decided this trip without taking dh/us into count. BIL has just declared bankruptcy so we don't know how he can afford to go off on a trip like this unless MIL is paying for this trip.
|Mon, 01-23-2012 - 11:02am
I would just stick to going up and fixing her dinner when they get back. The worse thing you can do at a time like this is charge something you can't afford even if it is just half the amount.
|Mon, 01-23-2012 - 11:03am
Busdriversam - you are way to kind :).
I think you should stick to your original plans.
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o.k. . . .. wait a second . . .
Your MIL is worth millions and you think it's likely that she is funding BIL (and SiL?)'s trip to celebrate her birthday.
You are struggling financially due to circumstances beyond you control.
Your inlaws are putting pressure on you to join them even knowing your financial situation (and, btw . . . not offering any financial help to you - though again you think it's likely MIL IS helping BIL)
What the heck are you thinking??
|Mon, 01-23-2012 - 9:13pm
I think I would tell her: "if you are offering to pay our way 100% then yes, we would love to join you. But if we are expected to pay for anything in this vacation then we will not be joining you, period. We do not have that kind if disposible income on hand and we cannot rack up debt on a vacation when we don't know how we could pay it off, or when". Repeat as necessary until she gets it, or at least drops it.
I think your offer of a homemade dinner sounds very nice, I hope that she appreciates it.
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Jeff Minter tweaking Gridrunner++ for XBLA
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Gamasutra interviews eccentric Welsh developer Jeff Minter, who created such retro-inspired classics as Tempest 2000, Llamatron, and Attack of the Mutant Camels. Now under contract with Microsoft, Minter spills the psychedelic beans on his forthcoming Space Giraffe for Xbox Live Arcade, reveals...
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Toshiba W41T: Cell Phone with 4GB Hard Drive
Toshiba has announced the Toshiba W41T, a cell phone with a 4 GB hard drive. Sure there's been other cell phones announced with hard drives, like the delayed Nokia N91, however, this cell phone will actually be on sale in Japan next month. That makes the Toshiba W41T the first cell phone shipping with a 4 gig hard drive.
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- 240×320 2.4″ TFT screen and external 160×33 monochrome display
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- 280 hours of standby and 210 minutes of talktime
When connected to a computer via USB, the hard drive will mount, allowing you to drag and drop songs. Not as clean as say an iPod, but it will get the job done.
Available in 3 colors: black, white, and green.
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Charles Barkley was a high scorer playing hoops for the Phoenix Suns, but now he's in trouble for allegedly taking a few too many foul shots before getting behind the wheel.
The NBA Hall of Famer turned Emmy-winning analyst was pulled over for running a stop sign around 1:30 a.m. in Scottsdale, Ariz., police confirm to E! News. According to the incident report, Lt. Eric Shuhandler sensed alcohol on Barkley's breath and administered standard field sobriety tests.
Barkley was arrested on suspicion of drinking and driving and his 2005 Infiniti was impounded. Sir Charles received a blood test and was cited and released.
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Category: Game-Improvement Hybrids
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WE TESTED: FY (19.5°), 3h (21°), 4h (24°), 5h (27°), 6h (30°) with UST Mamiya Proforce VTS graphite shaft; FY (19.5°), 3h (21°), 4h (24°), 5h (27°), 6h (30°) with Half + Half graphite/steel shaft
KEY TECHNOLOGIES: Rails along the sole shift mass low and deep for added head stability. The "3-zone face" technology is designed to boost ball speeds on heel or toe hits. A rocker sole creates added playability from various lies.
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