Summer 2015
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CONTRIBUTORS<br />
LAND MAGAZINE // LEGENDARY LIVING<br />
BLOOD-HORSE MAGAZINE, founded in 1916, has blossomed into the Thoroughbred industry’s premier<br />
international weekly news and information magazine and web site for racing and breeding. Coverage<br />
includes race reporting, comprehensive analysis, events, trends, debate, farm management, pedigrees,<br />
people, profiles, medication issues, investigative reports, breeding news and information, and anything<br />
else that is newsworthy and important to the racing and breeding industry. www.BloodHorse.com<br />
ANNE M. EBERHARDT is the Visuals Director for Blood-Horse and has been an equine photographer for 30<br />
years. Her images have appeared in publications worldwide and can be seen regularly on BloodHorse.com<br />
and in The Blood-Horse, The Horse and Keeneland magazine. She helped produce multiple Eclipse Awardwinning<br />
longform pieces in 2014, along with one that earned the Wilbur Award for Digital Communications:<br />
Multimeda. Anne is also a multiple winner of the American Horse Publications Annual Awards. She lives<br />
near Lexington with her family.<br />
CHRIS HAMMELL, AFM is a former Wine and Spirits Grower of the Year and makes his home with his<br />
family at Bien Nacido Vineyards. Encouraged by vineyard industry icon, Nat DiBuduo, he completed his<br />
Accreditation in 2012, finding the process to be both challenging and rewarding. He believes the continuing<br />
education aspects to be invaluable in terms of keeping in-step with the ever-evolving world of American<br />
agriculture. He is proud to be associated with the American Society of Farm Managers® (ASFMRA®). He<br />
expects ASFMRA vineyard-based Accredited Farm Managers (AFM) to increase steadily in the coming<br />
decade as discerning owners look for this seal of assurance in those whom they select to manage their<br />
land and operations.<br />
CHRIS KOPF has over 30 years of sales and marketing experience and is a top real estate agent in the<br />
mountain town of Crested Butte, Colorado representing affluent clients who are buying and selling their<br />
dream homes and ranch properties in the mountains. Chris is among the top 2% of the 87,000 Coldwell Banker<br />
Sales Associates worldwide. Chris is an author, speaker and real estate agent coach. Chris has written The<br />
Complete Guide to Buying Your Mountain Dream Home, and The Complete Guide to Selling Your Mountain<br />
Dream Home. Chris is also the creator of the Resort Real Estate System for Success - How to Become a Top<br />
Real Estate Agent in your Resort Market. www.ChrisKopf.com, and www. ResortRealEstateCoach.com,<br />
Chris@ResortRealEstateCoach.com, (970) 209-5405.<br />
MIKE MCDONNELL, ARA was raised in Arizona and worked on large cattle ranches in the Western U.S.<br />
during his youth. He first came to Montana in 1989 to work as a cowboy. With a desire to advance in the<br />
field of agriculture, Mike enrolled at Montana State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree<br />
in Agricultural Business with an Agribusiness Management option and subsequently a Master’s Degree in<br />
Animal and Range Science. After graduation, Mike was presented with the opportunity to enter the rural<br />
appraisal profession. He began appraising agricultural properties for Northwest Farm Credit in the Billings<br />
area and soon relocated to the Gallatin Valley. Mike comes to Hall and Hall with knowledge in rural real<br />
estate and appraisal which has been acquired in a relatively diverse market area. Mike’s experience and<br />
knowledge will continue to build Hall and Hall’s appraisal capability. He holds certified general appraisal<br />
licenses in Montana and Idaho and is an accredited member of the American Society of Farm Managers<br />
and Rural Appraisers.<br />
GLENYE CAIN OAKFORD is a freelance writer and video journalist and the author of The Home Run Horse<br />
and co-author of Champions and The Iroquois Hunt. Her awards include the 2012 audio/multimedia Eclipse<br />
Award and the 1997 Bill Leggett Breeders’ Cup Writing Award. In 2009 she was a John H. Daniels Fellow at<br />
the National Sporting Library, where her study focused on the mutual language that working pack hounds<br />
and their huntsmen develop. A lifelong horsewoman, Oakford lives in Lexington, Ky., with her husband, two<br />
horses, and three dogs.<br />
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