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• HHorse Network2026-10-15✓ Read

  What You Think is What You Get—A Psychologist’s Case for Self-Talk

  “You’ve got to fake it til you make it,” is what my father always advised. “Stand tall and look like you know what you’re doing and the rest will come.” Dad not only talked the talk, but also walked the walk: facile with words and very persuasive—he had a formidable 50-year career as an anti-trust

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• HHorse Network2026-10-14✓ Read

  Brown Drops Civil Suit Against Ex-Wellington International CEO; Both Criticize WLP’s Handling

  WELLINGTON, FL—Wellington International’s Lenore Brown, director of sponsorships and vendor sales, has voluntarily withdrawn her civil claims against former CEO Murray Kessler, resolving their months-long legal dispute, which began with a police report filed in February and led to a criminal charge and a civil suit. No payment or other consideration from Kessler was involved

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• HHorse Network2026-10-12✓ Read

  Mark Bluman Believes, Therefore His Is (the Winner)

  If Mark Bluman is familiar with William James, he likely finds common ground with the turn-of-the-century American psychologist and philosopher who famously gave the lecture “The Will to Believe.” In it, James argued that the evidence for whether certain beliefs are true depends first on adopting those beliefs without evidence—especially during tasks that require confidence

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• HHorse Network2026-10-12✓ Read

  Sharon White Takes Claus 63 From “Bad Dressage” to the Top of the Podium

  Sharon White has always believed in her partner, Claus 63. But she’s also had to play a bit of a long game. Having imported the 14-year-old Holsteiner from Germany as a 5-year-old, White spent a lot of time balancing the gelding’s clear athleticism with his naturally intense personality. “We did some really bad dressage for

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• HHorse Network2026-10-12✓ Read

  The LGCT is Abdel Saïd’s Roman Empire

  Belgium’s Abdel Saïd had the championship title on his brain as he stormed to victory in the Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT) Grand Prix of Rome on Sunday. And, he joked, so did his mount, Wathnan Quaker Brimbelles Z. “I am very proud of my horse. He was on the ball with me today. I

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• HHorse Network2026-10-12✓ Read

  EIC Up Too Jacco Blue Gives a Good Feeling in Oslo

  Max Kühner is up to winning in Norway—on EIC Up Too Jacco Blue. The Austrian and his partner of six years took the first leg of 13 in the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Western European League 2026/2027 season on Sunday at the Agria Oslo Horse Show. It’s their second five-star GP win of 2026, following their LGCT in Paris title in June, and puts then clearly on track to qualifying for the Final in Gothenburg out of the gate.

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