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Why do I owe Maryland $400+ in taxes when I made less than $16,000 last year and moved to New Jersey mid-way through the year? Do states tax you on income you made in other states? Generic tax advice appreciated. [more inside]
But its a deduction on the list YOU gave me!
Can anyone recommend a tax attorney in NYC? [more inside]
Help me help my parents help me buy a car in Ohio
What's the best way for my parents to buy a car on my behalf (in Ohio)? [more inside]
Is it okay to use this obsolete 1040X form?
Should I use the newest revised version of form 1040X to amend my 2008 taxes, or is the previous version okay? [more inside]
Why did I get a W-9 at my (academic) job interview?
Why did I get a W-9 at my (academic) job interview? [more inside]
Looking for a recommendation for a good CPA or accountant in the DC, NoVA, or Southern Maryland area to field a set of somewhat-complicated questions about taxes. (Read: H&R Block is not going to cut it here.) The problem? All my close friends use TurboTax, and I'm reluctant to mass e-mail my entire contact list for recommendations, since I think the type of CPA (or accountant--is there a difference?) might matter in this situation and figuring out what flavor I need means disclosing more personal financial details than I'm comfortable with. [more inside]
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[UK-tax-filter]. I'm a resident of UK, though not a national of UK, EU or US. I work and pay taxes in the UK. Is it legal for me to transfer my money to a savings account in another country and hence avoiding the tax on the income from saving accounts? If it is not legal, how would the HMRC ever find out anyway? [more inside]
Where has our deduction gone?
We formed a LLC. We bought a piece of equipment for the LLC. Why can't we write off the entire cost of the equipment on our 1065? [more inside]
Should I start my software development company as an LLC or Corporation (in CA)?
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Finding an Accountant in Chicago
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How do I properly mix a personal credit card with a business bank account?
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How to sell stock I got as a child?
When I was younger, my parents bought me several shares in Disney. I'd like to sell that stock now. What do I have to do to do so, and what taxes, etc. might I incur on it? [more inside]
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Recently started a small business. Meeting a few prospective accountants. What questions should I ask? [more inside]
To which (US) states should I send a tax return?
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401k overpayment dilemma
I overpaid into my 401k. What can/should I do? [more inside]
Small business tax guide?
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Who would a Gibraltar company pay PAYE tax to for a UK employee?
If a company registered in Gibraltar is employing people in the UK, to whom is PAYE income tax paid to? Longish story follows... [more inside]
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Free money for USA kids abroad. Scam?
My wife's from the USA and she got this on a mailing list she reads. I know nothing about US tax law or benefits. Is it a scam, or is Uncle Sam just waiting to shovel buckets o'cash into my pockets? [more inside]
April tax year advantages?
What are the (unintended) advantages to Britain of having a tax year that starts in April?
Can't we just give money to someone without getting the IRS involved?
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How do I make it right - years of unpaid taxes
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Forgot to file tax returns. Now what?
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I got pwnd.
When I bought my car from out of state, the dealer never collected sales tax. Now I moved to that state and the state wants to collect! Help! [more inside]
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Live in Houston? Who does your taxes?
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Taking a Loan in a Foreign Country
I would like to know if I took a bank loan in another country and had the money wired to me here in the US, around 160K, if the IRS would tax that amount. I called them and apparently they didn't know because they could not answer the question. I will have to pay back that loan so i would imagine that the amount wouldn't be taxed here (as long as i prove to the IRS that i got the loan).
Appealing a Property Tax Assessment - need advice in King County WA
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Can I get Fed Tax Cred for Energy Efficiency on a home purchase?
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How much power does my ex-accountant hold?
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Yikes! The IRS wants to auction off our mom's house!
Greetings all! My brother, two sisters, and I formed an LLC to administer the ownership of my mom's house when she died. Each of us is has a 25% partnership interest. The LLC was formed in 2005. Well, it turns out my brother has tax debts to the IRS dating back to 2002, and now the IRS wants to put mom's house on the auction block. [more inside]
Use Tax for a new car purchase in Illinois
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Income Tax Question
We live in the state of Alabama. My son is 18 and a full time college student. He is starting a part time job to help with school. He will be making minimum wage and will work 20 or so hours per week. We are filling out his paperwork and came across the "Alabama Dept. of Revenue Employee's Withholding Exemption Certificate" http://www.ador.state.al.us/Withholding/FA4(01_07).pdf Would this apply to my son or do we leave it blank?
Help me gain better administrative skills at my nonprofit -- audits, accounting, and taxes
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How will hopefuls fare in Florida?
Published: Monday, January 21, 2008 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, January 20, 2008 at 11:23 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE - So close to Republican hearts, Florida is a state of bewilderment for the party now.
Its changing population, shifting political alliances and states-within-a-state diversity make it a wild card in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, and a card that matters. The state that gave new meaning to elections too close to call is playing its unpredictable self again.
Quite by design, Florida now finds itself in play after years of little impact in nomination contests.
And it looms as a battleground in the fall - "a 50/50 state,'' as Democratic consultant David Beattie put it, one offering 10 percent of the electoral votes needed for the presidency.
In the Jan. 29 Republican primary, Rudy Giuliani will rise or fall here as a national prospect. His rivals can find their stride in Florida, or trip precipitously, after earlier contests gave victory to several of them but a clear shot at the prize to none.
And the race here, like just about everywhere, is wide open. What else could be expected in the state that decided the 2000 presidency for George W. Bush by a mere 537 votes?
"Florida is going to be a donnybrook, a four-way donnybrook,'' predicted Charles Black. He advises John McCain, who will come to Florida with a head of steam after winning South Carolina on Saturday.
Most Republican candidates will focus on the corridor between Tampa and Daytona Beach along Interstate 4, a swing part of the state that has seen much growth and is home to roughly two-thirds of the Republican primary vote.
The Democratic primary is of little consequence because the national party stripped all delegates from the contest as punishment for moving it earlier in the year. Florida Republicans lost half their delegates for doing the same.
Florida is so varied that some say it's several states in one.
"It's hard to have a singular, unifying message in Florida because you're talking to different constituencies,'' said David Johnson, a Republican strategist and former executive director of the state party. "People in Tampa perceive different problems and situations than people in Miami-Dade.''
All Republican candidates have natural constituencies here:
The Florida Panhandle from Pensacola to Jacksonville is the area most akin to the Old South and the most conservative part of the state. This could end up as Mike Huckabee country.
The southwestern part of the state around Fort Myers and Sarasota is much like the Midwest, with many retirees. Mitt Romney or Huckabee could do well.
Tampa and Jacksonville have a heavy military presence and large numbers of veterans. McCain likely will benefit.
Orlando is a mishmash of people with a strong Puerto Rican community, including some who migrated from New York. Possible advantage: Giuliani, the former New York mayor.
Palm Beach, Broward County and the Miami area are not only home to Cuban immigrants, but also many Northeastern transplants and retirees. Giuliani and Romney could have an edge there.
Florida is a tough, expensive state to cover - 800 miles from Pensacola to Key West, 18 million people, sprawling urban areas and a large rural midsection. The population is about 20 percent Hispanic and 16 percent black. More than 2.2 million voters don't belong to either party and can't vote in the primary.
Anti-immigration stances that play well elsewhere in the country can hurt a candidate in some parts of Florida, particularly among a Cuban-American population with a high number of Republicans. McCain's effort to reform laws on illegal immigration cost him heavily with core Republicans in other states. Here, it could help him.
And that's just one of the twists the GOP field has to deal with in the winner-take-all contest for 57 delegates.
Early on, Romney's campaign was by far the most organized, snapping up endorsements from several allies of the popular former Gov. Jeb Bush. He has spent some $3 million on TV ads - but doesn't have soaring poll numbers to show for it.
Giuliani has planted himself and his senior staff and volunteers in the state but his organization may not be as strong as it has been perceived.
The more time he's spent in Florida, the less support he's seemed to get, judging by polls that now point to a close race by McCain, Huckabee, Romney and Giuliani.
Fred Thompson's prospects were uncertain after he failed to perform strongly in South Carolina, where he said he needed to do well.
Giuliani's strong-against-terrorism message fell flat as the economy worsened and people focused on financial security instead of national security. His TV ads in Florida have shifted to that focus, but it may be too late.
Still, a win would go a long way toward validating his gamble that he could sit out early contests and spring into action in Florida and the multiple contests on Feb. 5, when the delegate count will really start to matter.
McCain sought to build a strong Florida organization but all but pulled out during the summertime collapse of his campaign. Now, back in contention after winning New Hampshire and South Carolina, he's sent staff to Florida and, while money is tight, aides say they have enough for 10 days of TV ads.
Huckabee's rock-solid socially conservative positions and his workingman appeal may bridge some party factions, and it's quite possible Florida will embrace a former Southern governor with a stellar ability to communicate.
The former Arkansas governor's murky record on economic issues, however, could work against him.
The GOP contenders have been wooing the popular Republican Gov. Charlie Crist, who has not tipped his hand on an endorsement.
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Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness (2012)
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Even better than the first! Excellently researched novel, full of surprises and with an ending that felt natural.
I am not one to pick up every vampire book, especially the popular ones - you know who you are. Although the idea is so far fetched, Harkness does a nice job with this story. I was pleased to find this book at the library book sale as I enjoyed the first one, a Discovery of Witches. I really enjoyed the period settings in this book, Harkness did her research!
I can't wait to finish the series!
This book, overall, was slightly slower than book #1… The beginning and final 25% were 5 stars… but the middle 50% was 3 star… therefore the mean is 4.
However the book leaves you more than eager to start on the third and final chapter, which I already did.
The idea I got from reading a bit about the author is that she's an historian and passionate about what she studied, but in this book she went a bit overboard with the descriptions of places, characters (see how much she writes about the School of Night), politics, and historical setting in general. I mean, easing the reader in the context of a different time as he/she reads is good, but too many times the writing felt like a lecture instead of a novel, albeit historical.
I got half way through this and lost steam .. I might finish at another time - I might just leave the second half unread.
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A follow-up to the best-selling A Discovery of Witches finds Oxford scholar and reluctant witch Diana and vampire geneticist Matthew Clairmont in Elizabethan London, where Diana seeks a magical tutor and Matthew confronts elements from his past at the same time the mystery of Ashmole 782 deepens.… (more)
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Let me be the voice of reason - Fever Ray trumps LCD Soundsystem any day of the week.
Why, you ask? We might never see her again. LCD Soundsystem will without a doubt embark on a major headlining tour later this year once the new album comes out.
So there's your conflict resolved.
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5/23 - Ceremony - Echoplex (?)
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5/27 - Neutral Milk Hotel - Warner Grand (?)
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I am still in shock that Fever Ray is on the lineup. I cannot wait to experience their wonderful set once more except this time on the lovely polo field with all my Coachella friends - especially those of you that didn't make any of the shows <3
Definitely my favorite surprise, and yeah, closing the Mojave certainly makes the most sense. Fingers crossed that LCD's set ends just before hers starts. She probably only needs an hour or so for her set anyway so it's possible, right?
I just can't accept the possibility of LCD and Fever Ray conflicting.
Will def be @ Fever Ray
Posted up like Andre Agassi on the tennis court
A couple weeks ago at another forum I post at someone posted that Fever Ray will be indeed at Coachella and said he couldn't post sources or else he would be fired, I shrugged it off as another guy making predictions but wow he was right. Sooooo pumped for this, always regretting not being able to see the Knife.
Fever Ray is my #1 for Friday. The show looks pretty intense.
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This song alone, will be worth the ticket price.
What a pleasant surprise. One of my favorite sets this past year.
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i cannot wait to experience her artistry again.
(and, i am happy that it's fever ray and not the knife.....ducks)
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Death Grips - 7/18 - The Mohawk
Kraftwerk - 9/25 - Bass Concert Hall
I'm scared just thinking of her levitating onto the stage with all of that fog and those lasers. Did not expect this at all. So happy this performance will be coming to Coachellla.
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Racehorse trainer Jim Boyle reflects on a superb month of racing, a winner for the team and an initiative to teach people about the care of racehorses both during and after their racing career, plus he shares his thoughts on two of the biggest talking points in racing in the past few weeks...
"The last month or so since I wrote my first blog has flown by, and there has been a lot packed into it. I haven't had loads of runners, but the signs were there that they were just starting to creep back into form, and this was confirmed when Liberty Jack won the last race at Epsom last Thursday evening. If anyone asks me what race I would most like to win, it is of course the Epsom Derby, but failing that it is always nice to have a winner at our local track in any grade. What was particularly pleasing was the way that Liberty Jack won – he always travelled supremely well and won a shade cosily in the end, in the process producing a near career-best performance. We will aim to try to win another race with him back at Epsom on the 16th July, before hopefully heading to another of my favourite meetings with him - Glorious Goodwood.
In my last blog I said I hoped that the Epsom Derby would throw up a superstar, most likely from one of the two favourites Golden Horn or Jack Hobbs. In the end the favourite Golden Horn beat Jack Hobbs in great fashion, and subsequent events have shown that both horses look to be out of the top drawer, with Jack Hobbs easily winning the Irish Derby, and Golden Horn producing an imperious display when winning the Coral Eclipse. The important factor in the Eclipse victory was that it was the first time that three-year-old form was tested against the older horses, and the style of Golden Horn's victory indicates that this crop of 3yo's could be pretty useful.
On a personal level, I was delighted to see our good friend and jockey Pat Cosgrave finish third in the English Derby, and follow up with a good second in the Irish equivalent on the William Haggas-trained Storm The Stars. We have been using Pat as our jockey wherever possible for a long time, and I'm delighted that he's finally getting his chance to prove himself on a bigger stage.
Royal Ascot has also come and gone in a bit of a blur (none of it alcohol-induced, obviously), but once again provided some fantastic racing in near perfect weather conditions. As we are so local to Ascot, we end up going most days – we can still do our work in the morning and get to Ascot in time for a picnic beforehand. It provides a chance to catch up properly with friends and colleagues in a fun and vibrant environment, with the backdrop of some of the best racing in the world – what's not to like?
One initiative that was great to see this month was the Horses Come First raceday that was held across one afternoon at Newmarket, Nottingham, Newcastle and Aintree racecourses. The aim was to raise awareness amongst children and racegoers of the first class care given to racehorses both during and after their racing careers. This included inviting lots of children from local primary schools, amongst others, to attend demonstrations, some of them interactive, to highlight the dedication to horse welfare shared by all involved in the sport. After years of ill-informed bad press, racing is finally starting to get the message out there that these horses are the best cared for of virtually any discipline, and that there is also a fantastic life out there for them after their racing days are over.
On that note, there was obviously desperately sad news last Tuesday with the death of Kauto Star at the age of 15. Superlatives are used far too freely where many athletes are concerned, but Kauto Star truly was something special, as his record will testify. He had the heart of a lion, which endeared him to so many people, and he will be sadly missed. It is a shame that some of the aftermath of his death has been marred by speculation surrounding the events that led to his death, and this has been in part due to slightly conflicting stories surrounding it. We all know that horses, along with most livestock, are intent on injuring themselves from the moment they are born – nobody with any horse sense at all would think any the worse of anyone whose horse sustains an unavoidable injury. I just think that a slightly more frank and open disclosure of the fact that Kauto Star was found wandering loose in the stable yard, having somehow got himself out of his paddock (which is what the latest statement says) might have nipped some of the more acerbic gossip-mongering in the bud.
Another story to hit the racing press this week was the negative reaction from some within the industry to the exploits of Victoria Pendleton, who with the help of sponsorship from bookmakers Betfair is attempting to learn to ride a racehorse and compete in one of the most difficult races for amateur jockeys (the Foxhunters Chase at Aintree) all in the space of one year. How the involvement of one of Britain's greatest Olympians in our great sport can be construed as anything other than positive for the sport is beyond me, but once again short-sightedness seems to have taken over and certain people seem to have taken umbrage that Victoria has been offered opportunities that are not open to hundreds of stable staff that would love to be given the same opportunity.
Well firstly, if you don't expect someone who has won several gold medals for her country to be afforded some privileges, then you're not living in the real world. And secondly, what she is attempting is an extremely daunting task, and is one that will bring our sport to the attention of a much wider audience. It is hardly like Victoria is taking the opportunity away from someone who would otherwise have taken her place – it is a Betfair-sponsored challenge that would otherwise not be happening, so from where I'm sat there are only positives to be taken from it. If she achieves it, maybe it will spur other youngsters on to knuckle down and show the dedication that Victoria has shown in her career, so that they too might just fashion themselves opportunities that would not ordinarily be available to them.
Headline of the week had to go to this one reported in the Racing Post - 'Trainer withdraws runners in row over sandwiches'. This concerned the rather bizarre story of an Australian trainer who withdrew his last three intended runners from a meeting over his dissatisfaction at not being given a sandwich at the racecourse. Sounds like someone might be one sandwich short of a picnic themselves!
On a final note, I'd just like to put in a plug for the Epsom Trainers Open Day which will take place on the bank holiday Monday 31 August. All the Epsom trainers will be opening their yards in the morning, followed by a great afternoon's racing along with a number of other activities in the afternoon. I'll have more details in my next blog, but if you are in the Epsom area keep that date free for what should be a fun and interesting day."
Visit Jim Boyle's website for more information, or follow him on Facebook or Twitter.
In the latest in our series of guest blog posts, Catherine asks why social media trolling is so prevalent in the horse world...
"I rarely comment or rant on social media blogs, but last night I was reading some comments that infuriated me. The article was concerning Zara Phillips and her horse, High Kingdom, not being ready in time for the team selection for the FEI European Championships. I could not believe the hateful comments that some users posted about Zara's baby weight and so on. It's absolutely ridiculous to make such comments - what has any of that got to do with the horse's getting injured while in Kentucky?
I understand these forums are for everyone to share an opinion, but I can't see why people have to be so nasty and negative.
There have been many other examples of this. I remember being horrified last year reading the comments and posts that some people had mentioned regarding Laura Collett and Kauto Star doing a dressage demonstration at Olympia. Everyone has their own viewpoint, but sometimes the way people express their opinions can be so hurtful and spiteful. It's obvious to me that the kind of people that judge others in such a way are usually very bitter and unhappy themselves. I just hope that these top riders don't waste their time reading such ignorant comments…
This obviously happens in all sports. One only has to look at the sickening comments made on social media about footballer Laura Bassett after her unfortunate own goal in the Women's World Cup, but I can't help thinking that the horse world is slightly different in that we have more than our fair share of 'know it all's' and 'meddlers', and social media just highlights this even more.
I am not suggesting that we all start virtually hugging each other or shouting endlessly about Positive Mental Attitudes and so on, but it would be nice to have less of the trolls and a bit more support for everyone.
If these top riders are subjected to such scrutiny then what is it like for us as amateurs? It would be reassuring to know that we are not going to be criticised and judged quite so harshly. Of course use social media to share opinions and give advice, but let's also show some solidarity and encourage one another rather than belittling one another…"
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H&C's web editor Victoria has moved her horse to a really nice new yard, and in the process has discovered she has rather a lot of horsey stuff...
"If moving house is the most stressful you have to go through aside from bereavement or divorce, where do you rank moving livery yards?
I'm not exactly a yard hopper. Once I've found somewhere I like, I tend to stay there. I left my first livery yard three years ago only because I moved 50 miles away, and I've just moved again because I found somewhere a little bit closer to home. And not just somewhere - one of the most beautiful yards I've ever seen. My mare has most certainly landed on her neat Thoroughbred feet here.
Of course, it's not just us who have to go through the stress of the moving process. Horses are creatures of habit - they like their usual friends, familiar surroundings, their normal routine. My mare can look a bit wide eyed and bewildered when she pops to a show for a few hours - how would she contend with her first house move since she left racing?
I need not have worried. She walked off the horsebox, into her (immaculate) new stable, had a good peer out the dual aspect windows, had a roll in her luxuriously deep shavings bed, and then started munching her haynet quite contendedly. Since Sunday's move she has settled in with her new fieldmates, she has worked nicely in the arena and she ambled round on a new hacking route this morning like she'd been doing it for months.
So that was all fine, much to my relief. But the other aspect of moving yard is that it forces you to go through all your tack and belongings and try to put them in some assemblance of order - and that's the bit where my stress levels started to rise.
WHY do I accumulate such a lot of stuff? Do I really need that many rugs? Why does my mare have three bridles when she only has one head? Am I trying to start my own bit bank with that many different bits?
I am a such a hoarder. 'Should I keep this rug just in case?' I ponder, holding up a shabby turnout. In case of what? In case rugs that are more hole than material come into fashion? In case I want my mare to have an impromptu shower every time it rains?
Why do I have six different bottles of fly repellant, mostly almost empty? Why do I keep broken leadropes, and decrepit brushing boots with half their straps falling off? What was the point in hanging on to that rusty old horseshoe? I'm at risk of turning into one of those eccentric types who fill their house with old newspapers and other rubbish, apart from with me they'd knock down my door to find me stuck in my armchair, surrounded by 'spare' pairs of reins, a vast collection of saddle pads and 86 broken overreach boots.
The last yard move I did a few years back, I ended up having to move my horse, my house and go on holiday all within the space of a week - which was certainly not the way I'd planned it. So I didn't sort out any of my stuff from the yard, and I didn't have room for any horsey gear in my cottage, so it just got moved lock stock to the stables in a giant trunk where it has languished ever since, gathering dust.
But not this time - I didn't want to move to such a nice yard with such an embarrassing collection of junk - I mean, tack and equipment. So I've forced myself to go through everything, take some unused items away to sell on Ebay, and with everything else it was a case of clean up or clean out.
The only problem is, all that throwing out of old and broken items has meant a fair shopping list to replace it all. And a few old things I just had to take back home where I now have a garage to store them. You know. Just in case."
Event rider Hazel Towers reflects on our need as riders to approach every horse as an individual...
"Horses, like humans, have different personalities - so why do we try treat them all the same?
How many times have you heard someone say 'This stupid horse won't do xyz but my other horse never minded it'? That's like me saying 'I love eating peanut butter, jam and cheese sandwiches, so why don't you?' Because you are different to me – you have different tastes, different opinions, a different outlook on life, all shaped by life experiences unique to you – so why should I be upset when you won't eat my questionable sandwich fillings?
Horses are no different. They have all had different experiences, some of which we know nothing about, so who are we to demand they behave in a certain way or do certain things when they might not want to? Surely their happiness is as important as ours? It is all about a mutual respect built from understanding each other.
Take jumping, for example. Some horses will always prefer going 'on a long one' and standing off at a fence, whereas others will always prefer to get into the bottom of the fence and take off close. If it's safe and the horse is happy (which should always be the priority) then there is nothing wrong with either. Good schooling can adapt their natural way of going, but you can't change their natural instinct, conformation and preference.
I currently have two mares, both competing at Advanced level in eventing, and they could not be any more different if they tried. In the early days when they were three-year-olds, in my naive ways I tried to get them both working in a similar routine and way, but I quickly learnt this wasn't how to get the best from them. For example, the stumpy one (Smartie) will not work well before breakfast, or after the time she considers dinner time. Her priority in life is food, and if I haven't fed her something prior to trying to work her I might as well not bother trying to get a nice tune out of her.
This is the same horse who in the early days I really struggled to get fit. At the sight of a hill she dug her hooves in and wouldn't move at more than a shuffle, I used to sit and kick her like a kid on a Shetland pony and get no response! Typical cob, my Mum used to say! She only fully began to understand the reasoning behind 'getting fit' after she dug her hooves in at a hill in her first Novice event, then had to walk all the way back while other less lazy horses galloped past her, ears pricked and manes blowing in the wind. She was absolutely LIVID by the time we got back to the lorry that she had missed out on jumping half the course, and it was clearly a formative experience. These days I struggle to hold her on grass at all – when she sees a hill she flattens her ears, sticks her nose out and attacks it until she is at the top! Women!
I learnt at a young age that when I am training and working with different horses I have to get to know that horse personally in order to get the best out of them. I have to tailor my way of riding and handling to that specific horse, as I have to when I am teaching as well - some clients need pushing, while others need a more gentle approach. Everyone is different, and the key to getting the best out of horses and humans alike is understanding them and then educating them in a way that works for them.
You need to make the 'work' fun – horses, like us, have to enjoy it. You are essentially putting your life in their hands, as your team mate weighs nearly a ton and can be terrified by a leaf. It is very important therefore that they like you, so why would you try and make them eat peanut butter, jam and cheese if they hate it? That surely will only make them resent you and be even less likely of doing what you ask of them. Of course, I am not saying that you should let obviously naughty horses misbehave, far from it, but if a horse is not doing what you are asking them to then you need to understand why. It is, after all, a partnership, and you should always be striving to work with your horses rather than against them."
Daisy writes her final Equestrian.com Hickstead Derby Meeting blog in a somewhat excited state, after her friend and family member wins the Derby for the second year running...
"I do appreciate I wrote this very thing, at this very time last year but wahooooooooo. Wahoooooooooooo. Wooooooooooo. Hoooooooo. Did I mention wahoo?
Another incredibly emotional day here at the Equestrian.com Derby. All my careful notes from the day have been thrown out the window – not only by the glitter bomb of happiness due to Trevor's win, but also the surprising amount of champagne that one has been able to fit in since!
I am genuinely speechless to be sitting here, writing that my great friend and family member (my sister's brother-in-law for those who can keep track) Trevor Breen, has once again won the Hickstead Derby.
He has also stormed into the history books with Loughnatousa WB, who becomes the first ever horse to win the world famous Derby with two different riders. Bravo WB, bravo Trev. What. A. Day.
I will leave the proper journalists of this world to write about the nail-biting competition, but the last three rounds seemed to take an eternity! Writing as a family member, I can only say the thigh-squeezing, shoulder slapping, lip-biting reality of powerlessly waiting for the end was almost too much to bear.
Poor Caroline, Trevor's wife, who was clearly as nervous as the rest of us actually had to remind us all (including her parents who have nursed her for the last few months) that she still has a broken shoulder and would we kindly all stop slapping and squeezing it!
I am prone to suffering from foot in mouth disease, and said to Trevor after his win: 'I have to admit I didn't put any money on you and Addy, as I didn't think it was going to be his year again'.
My sister Lizzie however, knower of all things Derby, is currently weighed down with all the winnings in her pocket, after correctly predicting the result!
A special mention must be given to Patricia Brown, WB's owner, a true supporter of British showjumping, and of Hickstead itself. She is genuinely happier to be in the background and let her beloved horses and their riders do the talking. Thank you Patricia, and congratulations once again.
Obviously on a day like today one's mind wanders to the people who aren't here to celebrate. No one would be prouder than Trevor's mother, who sadly passed away two years ago.
It won't be long until the glitz and drama begins again and I am very much looking forward to our Longines Royal International Horse Show in just over a month's time, by which time I will hopefully have recovered from tonight's celebrations! So, see you then, get home safely, and one more hip hip hooray for the wonderful WB and equally wonderful Trevor."
International polocrosse player Debbie Harris writes about preparations for the World Cup
We have arrived in South Africa and tomorrow is the horse draw, which means we will get the first ride on our equestrian partners.
Before arriving here, we have been extremely busy with squad training, fundraising and still playing the UK season. All the horses are finally in work and fit, including Passo – more widely known as 'The Creamy Mare'!
She is my one-in-a-million horse and has picked up a lot of Best Horse prizes at tournaments over the last couple of years, including Best Horse of the Season 2014. She is very well known as she is the only palomino horse playing top grade polocrosse in the UK.
The squad had more training weekends in February with player/coach Jason Webb and we also held regional fundraising training camps across the country, which were open to the rest of the UK membership. A huge thank-you to everyone who came – in doing so you supported us on our journey to the World Cup. As a self-funded team every penny donated and raised is greatly appreciated.
In May we put on an exhibition match in Kent against the 'rest of the world' team, comprised of some of the top players in the country. It was great preparation for us before we head out to South Africa and it was good to see so many supporters. Thank-you to the under 16 squad who helped raise a lot of money for us at the event.
We were also invited to Longdole Polo Club to give a demonstration of Polocrosse at their RDA charity event. It was well received and again it was great to get more exposer for the sport. As team captain I was also invited to take part in their celebrity electric-bicycle polo match. Which I must say was more spills and crashes than talent and accuracy!
On that note, the next time I blog will be after the World Cup, when I'll hopefully be able to report on our brilliant success. Wish us luck!
Ever wondered how to ride the Equestrian.com Hickstead Derby? H&C reporter Amy-Clare Martin got the inside scoop from top riders walking the iconic course.
So just how do riders negotiate the likes of the terrifying Derby Bank and the infamously tricky Devil's Dyke? Check out our fence by fence guide to making it round in one piece:
Fences 1, 2 and 3: The Cornishman, The White Oxer and The Double of Water Ditches
It may look like an easy start, but in the first few fences lurks one of hardest challenges on the course. Caroline Breen, wife of last year's winner Trevor, tells us more.
"You start with the first fence which is quite small and gets them going, then the second may look small buts it's extremely wide," she told H&C.
"Then you're straight round the corner to a double of ditches which is an extremely tricky fence. The water tray is out at the front of the fence, which is unusual because they are normally behind. This is one of the most difficult fences in the course.
"This is a fence you would want to practise beforehand, and a lot of riders build fences like this at home."
Fences 4, 5 and 6: The Black Gate, The Wall and The Privet Hedge Oxer
This is supposedly one of the easier sections of the course, but with the Black Gate and the Wall standing at a whopping 1.60m – it's harder than it looks. Heading for home and running slightly downhill, riders will have to keep the horses on their hocks because knocking a brick out of that wall could cost them dearly.
The Privet Hedge Oxer is a deceptively tricky fence which had to be changed recently after horses kept trying to drop a back leg in the middle of it. With a lower hedge line the horses should jump it clear - but it does catch some out.
Fence 7: The Road
Irish rider David Simpson will tackle the course with new ride Gotti Van Paemel. H&C caught him striding the distance across The Road, and asked him how he planned to tackle the obstacle.
"I am going to keep to the right because it makes it a bit smaller because the ground slopes. I hope to hop on – you need plenty of leg to make sure they get on because they always have look. Then it's a nice three strides and you're off," said David.
Fences 8 and 9: The Derby Bank and The White Rails
This is it – the big one – the fence that leaves horses, riders quaking in their boots. Standing 3.20m off the ground - and with steep slope down - this is the obstacle that sorts the Derby winners from the Derby wannabes.
Riders canter up the back of the bank, jump a rail on the top and then take the plunge to the ground. Not only must they avoid landing in a crumpled heap at the bottom, but they have just two strides to recover to clear the decidedly flimsy looking white rails.
Nicole Pavitt gave us her tips on making it down in one piece: "Keep sitting back and hopefully jump off about three-quarters of the way down. Let them have a quick look but keep the momentum to make sure they go."
Fence 10: Devil's Dyke
The name Devil's Dyke is definitely well-earned. This is the other part of the course that riders dread – and it has caught out hundreds of Derby hopefuls over the competition's 54 year history.
David Simpson has ridden the course before, but the Dyke is still something he worries about.
"The only thing that scares me on this course is the Devil's Dyke," he said. "You have to ride it a mixture of determined and careful. That's why first-timers rarely win the Derby – no matter how many times you school horses and where you take them you cannot replicate the Dyke."
Fences 11, 12, 13 and 14: The Water Jump, The Derby Rails, The Open Ditch and the Balustrade
The Hickstead water jump seems pretty wide already – but it might shock H&C readers to know that it used to be EVEN WIDER. After opening up to clear the water, riders must sit up to bring their horses back to clear the enormous Derby Rails.
Guy Williams, who is riding his 2010 winner Skip Two Ramiro again this year, gave H&C a top tip to jump the Derby Rails clear – aim for the post in the middle of the fence to make sure those rails don't come down.
Reigning champion Trevor Breen advised H&C: "When you jump the Devil's Dyke you have to pass the exit and the horses think they have done enough. It is important to keep them on the bridle and focussed on the job.
"It's a very big water so make sure you keep the revs up and then get them back to jump the rails. Then you have to keep their head up to jump the Open Ditch. The Balustrade is tough when you have jumped so many solid fences so you really have to keep them on the job there as well."
Fence 15: The Double of Gates
The Double of Gates is a big ask in any showjumping course, let alone when horses are as tired as they after negotiating the first 14 fences.
James Fisher told H&C: "It's about as big a one-stride as you can get in a double. It's a big stretch and the horses are tired. You have to jump in and make sure you give them a big squeeze to get out – often people knock the back bar."
Fence 16: The Rustic Spread
This is the final push, and the last thing riders want to do is ruin everything at the last. Anyone who is clear at this stage must have their heart in their mouth as they approach the final fence and they need nerves of steel to make it home clear.
William Funnell, three-time winner with the incredible Cortaflex Mondriaan, is definitely an expert at making it to the end in one piece. He told H&C: "I come to this fence thinking 'do not knock it down!' I always start to ride it a little bit to the left, because for some reason horses tend to drift to the right."
Daisy offers sympathies to her good friend Harriet Nuttall, and a teary goodbye to a Hickstead stalwart
"Another quick blog because I'm running off (and when I say running, you can see from the shoes that I mean tottering!) to one of my favourite night's of the year - the Celebrity Derby Polo Challenge.
This is where showjumping's greats try their hand at the sport of kings. For those who haven't seen it before, it's H-I-L-A-R-I-O-U-S! And quite interesting, as you see what different skill sets each equestrian discipline requires. For a bunch of champions on horseback they manage to hit the ball surprisingly few times – if at all!
Were it not for the fact that we've discussed many times before how annoying and mean the "always a bridesmaid, never a bride" line is (take note, journos) – I would sadly be using it now for my poor friend Harriet Nuttall.
With a plethora of rosettes to her name, last year she led the British Speed Derby all the way through the class and was pipped to the winner's post by Guy Williams, who was last into the ring. And it's just happened all over again!
The crowd went absolutely mental when Harriet stormed home and into the lead, despite having a fence down. However, it was not to be her year – yet again – when Guy came in, second from the end, and proved his reputation as one of the best speed riders in the world. He even set a new record time for the course.
Bravo Guy, such a well deserved win, but kindly tell your horse that my amazing glittery heels are not for jumping on in the presentation but for gazing at in wonder! Harriet, keep your chin up, and rock on next year.
Another champion who deserves a mention is John Youngs, who has been part of the Hickstead team for over 45 years, firstly as a judge in Ring 4 before rising up through the ranks to become President of the International Ground Jury and latterly President of the Jury of Appeal. John is like a grandfather figure to us younger Bunns.
One of life's true gents, he has finally decided it is time to enjoy his retirement. His role at Hickstead will now be as devoted husband to his wife Frances, our assistant show director! We did a special presentation for him today, and he even received a standing ovation.
Bravo John, you are one in a million and Hickstead simply would not be what it is today without having enjoyed your unstinting loyalty and service over the years.
Right, better go before I start crying again. Roll on tomorrow's Derby. I'm keen for another Breen on the podium, although I'll settle for a Whitaker of the Ellen variety, so please everyone keep your fingers crossed."
In Daisy Bunn's new blog post, she reflects on Hickstead reaching out to a whole new global audience...
"A quick blog tonight, I have to fly to a sponsors' function, no rest for the wicked… not that I'm complaining!
We've been rapt this afternoon by the Bunn Leisure Master's Challenge. For those who aren't familiar with the class, it's a competition we started a few years ago in tribute to our late father. Dad's nickname was the Master of Hickstead, and the course was designed by Bob Ellis and Kelvin Bywater, who were great friends of Dad and very familiar with his love of tricky, technical and testing tracks. After a round against the clock, with time added for faults incurred, riders then have just seconds to calm their horses down and put them to four enormous white gates, which increase in size. Described by Harriet Nuttall as "a bit disconbombulating", it turns things on its head, demanding power after speed instead of the other way round.
It was a huge day for us here today as it was the launch of our very own Hickstead.TV channel. This year we decided to produce our own coverage at the Equestrian.com Hickstead Derby Meeting, which has allowed us to broadcast three days of action to a global audience, for the first time. It is a great way of making the sport more accessible to those watching at home, and the service received wonderful, real-time reviews tweeted in by viewers. The broadcasting of equestrian events has changed much over the past decade, as too of course have the viewing public's viewing habits. It is wonderful to be able to harness the modern technology now available to us, and this season will see our shows going out on a variety of channels, including of course Horse & Country TV, Sky Sports, and our own internet channel.
I have had two text messages from friends of mine, one hiding in a boardroom in her office in London pretending to be taking a conference call, and the other one having ducked out of a children's clown party, to follow the Hickstead action on their phones, so they don't miss a second of the sport they love.
Our dynamic presenting duo Gareth Jenkins and Corrine Bracken deserve a special mention, as does the whole team at Impact Media, who have worked tirelessly in recent weeks and months to ensure that everything went off with the right kind of bang on launch day. Now I've just got to come up with a tweet funny enough to make it on to screen!
Finally, a huge well done to Guy Williams for his big win today, and great to see him back at Hickstead, a stomping ground of Guy's for years, as he has moved from our neighbourly Kent to France. Great to have you back, Guy, even if it is just for the week.
Until tomorrow, and the excitement of tomorrow's Bunn Leisure Speed Derby. Will Guy grace the winner's podium again? We'll just have to wait and see!"
Daisy Bunn can't quite believe its that time of year again, and welcomes a new grandstand and some old faces...
"Another year older but the same level of excitement and joy! Here we are again at the beginning of our favourite time of year.
Hickstead is, of course, a real family affair, and there has been plenty to celebrate this past year, with not one but TWO new babies born into the clan. Our sister Chloe and her husband international Irish rider Shane Breen had their fourth child, while our brother John had his first, a mini Douglas Bunn no less – adorable and easily distinguishable from his grandfather by his shocking blonde mohican!
The thing that's got me thinking about family and generations and time ticking by, is that I'm sitting here next to Geoff Billington, and he has just declared that he has been riding at Hickstead for FORTY-SIX years! It is one of the things I love the most about this business, that it really is a big family, and that my friends who grew up with posters of the great Whitaker brothers, Geoff, David Broome, etc now find themselves competing against them (mentioning no names Jay Halim!)
In preparation for this season we've had a busy programme of improvements and updates over the winter. Perhaps the most noticeable of all is our new grandstand. It's excellent to be able to do something nice for the thousands of incredibly loyal members of the general public that support us year after year, come rain or shine. I have tested it out myself and, as nostalgic for the past as I am, I say good riddance to those hard old wooden seats. I predict some very happy bottoms!
We are also delighted to have added a serious new date in September to our calendar – Boomerang Hickstead. Yes, ladies and gents, it's rock'n'roll time! We have an amazing line up including Jessie J and The Vamps, Simple Minds, Soul II Soul, The Proclaimers, Rae Morris, The Shires and Adreya Triana.
So that's all for tonight, but stay tuned as international competition hots up tomorrow, leading us into our famous weekend of Derbies… I told you the excitement was almost too much!"
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Lots of GREAT ideas, Courtney - some of them I've never even heard of, so thanks.
Allow me to add the Imperial Sand Dunes near El Centro. You can stop by Salton Sea along the way if you'd like. It's a good 100+ minute drive from Indio, but get an early enough start and it's worth the trip.
Especially when there's some night races going on...
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C'mon, Simone, let's talk about your big but(t).
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The Girard at Cherry Hills1801 E Girard Place Englewood, CO 8011339.655717 -104.964988- Near Denver, CO+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Welcome home to The Girard at Cherry Hills, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom apartments for rent in Englewood Colorado. Apartment homes for rent include stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops and wood style flooring, as well as state of the art amenities. Spread out in our spacious two, three, or four bedroom apartment homes for rent in Englewood. The Girard at Cherry Hills is an ideal way to experience urban residential living with quick access to lightrail, I-25, DU, and much more. Call today!
- Brand New Renovations (select apts.)
- Near shopping, dining, light rail shuttle & I25
- Spacious floorplans and townhome options.
- Romans Park with playground & basketball court
- Stellar Cherry Creek School District
- Hardwood Floor(kitchen and bathroom)in select apts
- Granite Countertops(renovated units)
- Stainless Steel Applicances(renovated)
- Carports Available
- Work-Out Facility and tennis courts at Romans Park
- BBQ Grills
- Fireplaces (in select apts.)
The Marks1701 East Hampden Avenue Englewood, CO 8011339.6533 -104.967699- Near Denver, CO+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
The Marks, Apartments For Rent in Englewood, CO, are currently offering spacious apartments for rent near Central Denver. The Marks lies just off of University and Hampden and are conveniently located near Swedish Hospital, Cherry Hills Country Club, the University of Denver, and Wellshire Golf Course. Light Rail access is also close by, making for a quick commute to Downtown Denver or the DTC. Call today to reserve your Central Denver Apartment For Rent at The Marks in Englewood, CO.
- Washer/Dryer in Unit
- Private Patio/Balcony
- Walking & Bike Trails
- Extra Storage
- Spacious Closets
- Swimming Pool (s)
- Fitness Center
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Close to Public Transportation
- Woodburning Fireplaces
- Barbecue Picnic Area
- Air Conditioning
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