Stephanie L. Church, Editor-in-Chief
Stephanie L. Church, Editor-in-Chief for The Horse, received a B.A. in Journalism and Equestrian Studies from Averett College in Danville, VA. Her background is in eventing, and she enjoys photography, cooking, cycling, swimming, riding her friends’ and family’s horses, and traveling in her free time.
Articles by Stephanie L. Church
USET Announces Show JumpinTeam For 2000 Sydney Olympic Games
August 01, 2000
The United States Equestrian Team (USET) announced its four-rider show jumping squad for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games following the completion of the second phase of selection trials at Oaks/Blenheim in San Juan Capistrano, CA and The Del Mar Read More
N.M. Fire Rescues
July 01, 2000
The Los Alamos, N.M., wildfire that blazed during most of May not only ravaged the homes of residents, but also affected the lives of many horses.
The fire, which was deliberately set May 4 by the U.S. Park service, grew out of control and Read More
$5,000 'Quest' For The Best In The New Millenium
July 01, 2000
The nomination deadline is rapidly approaching for the "$5,000 'Quest' for the Best" at the 3rd annual NAERIC Ranch Horse Classic Competition and Sale Saturday, October 21, 2000. The competition starts at 1:00 p.m., followed by the Auction Sale Read More
First International Jumping Competition In Armenia
July 01, 2000
The first international jumping competition in ten years was held in the Armenian Capital of Yerevan July 7-9, 2000. Riders joined in a friendly international competition held in the Yerevan Equestrian Centre, which is slowly being renovated Read More
Johnson Wins German Driving Event
July 01, 2000
Tucker Johnson from Oldwick, NJ, beat a field of 36 competitors to win the four-in-hand driving competition CAI-4 Riesenbeck in Germany, June 29-July 2. It is the first time a US driver has won a four-in hand competition in Europe. Johnson was Read More
Sports Therapy Conference
July 01, 2000
Rochester (NH) Equine Clinic will hold its Third Annual Conference on Current and Adjunctive Therapies in Sports Medicine, September 28-29, 2000. Topics include Soft Tissue Injuries: Tendons, Ligaments, and Wounds. The conference will be Read More
Researching the Equine Embryo
June 23, 2000
At 14 days, it's shaped like a pear and has a clear line dividing its left side from its right. At 16 days, it resembles a shoe sole, and tiny beginnings of the very complex nervous system are popping up everywhere. For the first time in hi Read More
New York City Free of West Nile Virus
June 01, 2000
New York City Health Commissioner Neal L. Cohen, M.D. has announced that the blood sample from the chicken being monitored by the Health Department in Corona, Queens (see News & Note Read More
clipclop.com To Sponsor Equestrian Olympic Site
June 01, 2000
clipclop.com CEO John Henry is proud to announce clipclop.com's sponsorship of the equestrian section of the official Sydney 2000 Olympic Games web site.
"We Read More
AQHA Announces Best Remuda Tours
June 01, 2000
The American Quarter Horse Association is teaming up with Bayer Animal Health to bring horse enthusiasts across the country an opportunity to learn more about horses.
The Best Remuda Tours are a series of educational clinics hosted by Read More
Team USA Announced For 2000 Quarter Horse Youth World Cup
June 01, 2000
Team USA selections have been made for the American Quarter Horse Youth World Cup competition to be held in Portugruaro, Italy, July 2-10.
Held every two years, the 2000 American Quarter Horse Youth World Cup will be the largest ever Read More
New York City Sentinel Chicken Positive for West Nile In Preliminary Tests
June 01, 2000
Fifth Bird In New England Found Positive This Year
New York City Health Commissioner Neal L. Cohen, M.D., announced Thursday that a blood sample taken on June 8 from a chicken being monitored by the Health Department in Corona, Queens Read More
Bayer to Sell U.S. And Canadian Livestock And Equine Biologicals Business
June 01, 2000
The Animal Health business group of Bayer Corporation's Agriculture Division has agreed to sell the group's U.S. and Canadian livestock and equine biologicals business to Intervet Inc. The Bayer unit manufactures biological vaccines for cattle, Read More
Revised Equine Insurance Guide Available
June 01, 2000
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) is offering an updated equine insurance guide to veterinarians and those involved in the administration of equine insurance policies. "The Veterinary Role in Equine Insurance" describes the Read More
New Brochures Help Horse Owners Learn Proper Bandaging Techniques
June 01, 2000
The care and protection of equine lower limbs through proper bandaging is the subject of a new series of client education brochures developed by the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and Educational Partner 3M Animal Care Read More
West Nile Virus/Encephalitis Resource Site Opens
June 01, 2000
In preparation for a possible second summertime outbreak of the deadly West Nile Virus (encephalitis), a web site featuring important information about the mosquito borne virus has been launched. Developed by RISE (Responsible Industry for a Read More
West Nile Appears Again
June 01, 2000
West Nile virus is beginning to peek out from the mysterious hiding places where it overwintered since an outbreak in late 1999. Three birds have been found dead with the virus—two in New York, and one in New Jersey.
Two crows in New Read More
American Youth Horse Council Calls For Abstracts And Presentations
June 01, 2000
The American Youth Horse Council would like to cordially invite submissions to speak at the 2001 National Youth Horse Leaders Symposium at the Doubletree Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO February 2-4, 2001.
This annual event presents an Read More
New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association Announces Second Annual Scoping
June 01, 2000
The New York Thoroughbred Horsemen's Racing Association (NYTHA) is teaming up with Merial, a leading animal healthcare company, to bring free endoscopic ulcer screening to horses at Belmont Park. After a very successful program at Churchill Down Read More
Moorman's Launches New Web Site
June 01, 2000
MoorMan's, Inc., manufacturer of the NEW GENERATION NUTRITION equine feeding program, has debuted an enhanced version of its equine web site, announced Fred Gutzmann, Vice President Sales and Marketing for MoorMan's.
The internet site, Read More
Equine Orthopaedic Research Center To Be Built At CSU
June 01, 2000
Building plans for the construction of the world's first Equine Orthopaedic Research Center are underway and work on the 12,000 square-foot building is scheduled to begin no later than January 1, 2001 at Colorado State University.
A gif Read More
USET Reining Semi-finals Aired on GMC's America's Horse
June 01, 2000
As reining competitors are celebrating the sports acceptance by the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI), “GMC America's Horse” is doing its part to make sure individuals worldwide recognize the athletic talent it takes t Read More
USDA Wrapping Up Screwworm Investigation
June 01, 2000
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)is concluding a foreign animal disease investigation by recognizing a Florida veterinarian for his part in preventing screwworm from becoming established in Florida, potentially causing extensive damage t Read More
Two South Dakota Horses Missing
May 01, 2000
Two horses are missing from Rapid City, South Dakota. They were stolen either late evening on May 16, or early morning on May 17. One is a Quarter Horse mare who is described as a smoky dun, about 15 hands in height. The mare has a few white Read More
MD Barns Silver Spur Award
May 01, 2000
MD Barns has announced sponsorship of the MD Barns Silver Spur Award. The award recognizes an American Quarter Horse who has made a significant impact on the lives of others.
This award will honor those exemplary American Quarter Horses Read More
