Letter from Kristin
Today marks a momentous occasion with the release of the August edition of Eleanora Magazine. I was asked by the publishers to accept the role of guest editor for this issue, which holds particular significance because it marks their 12th month of content and the publication’s one-year anniversary. Eleanora is described as “Original stylized stories of trailblazing women, some from the past and some from the present, meant to inspire aspiring leaders of the future. Produced by a cast of multimedia artists featuring curations by creative stylists, each volume is its own niched production that celebrates the timeless inspiration of the multi-generational trials and triumphs of our shared human experience.”
Multiple times the question has surfaced, “What is Street to Stable®?” Penning the editor’s letter for Eleanora allowed me to articulate my vision and its manifestation:
The founders and publishers of Eleanora, Melissa Delgadillo and Eleanora Morrison, entrusted me with full control of the content. I approached the process with a perspective of tremendous responsibility to present the equestrian way of life at its highest level as well as the stories of four dynamic female entrepreneurs that enrich our special culture. As I reviewed the digital proof earlier this week, I was struck with intense emotion due to the sheer magnitude of the unique women that surround us and the importance of the horse within multiple facets of contemporary culture. We are all so fortunate to have discovered such an authentic and healthy passion in life that is rich with exceptional individuals.
Congratulations to Ellie and Melissa on Eleanora Magazine’s monumental anniversary and the sophisticated audience you have carefully cultivated. Additional appreciation to Julie Ferris (equine fine artist), Kirstie Marie Jones (equine portraiture), Arianna Vastino (founder Le Fash & Vastino Ventures) and Heidi Niemala (high fashion photographer) for allowing me to share the journey of your entrepreneurial endeavors.
Kristin M. Thornton
To read the August 2019 issue of Eleanora Magazine, CLICK HERE.
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Each generation often faces obstacles relating to other age groups, partially because of a focus on their differences rather than their similarities.
This week niche equestrian apparel company, TKEQ, launched a new line titled "generationEQ" as part of its latest collection. GenerationEQ represents a unification of individuals across all ages to create a culture that is connected by the importance of horsemanship and an authentic love for the horse.
Click below to read more about GenerationEQ by TKEQ and how we can share in each other’s knowledge and strengthen the special culture that exists between equestrians.