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60 ja n ua r y/ f e b r ua r y 2 015 U n tac k e d In the 1910s, construction of the ornate multi-level stable cost what was then the sensational sum of $250,000. Adjusting the figure for inflation, that would be roughly $5.5 million today. HistorY CHarleS Mann/arnD.nl PHoTo Sara lIeSer PHoTo While the facility is quieter than in its heyday as the U.S. team's base, Gladstone still hosts some major annual competitions, such as the USEF Dressage Festival Of Champions (pictured) and the USEF Show Jumping Talent Search Finals— East. As designed by the farm's founder, James Cox Brady, the trophy room at Gladstone features a stunning glass ceiling and floor overlooking the stable aisle below. driving event became as much of a highlight on the uset property as the essex horse trials and three-day event, which had started at the haller family's hoop- stick farm a few miles away on lamington road in Bedminster and took on greater importance when it moved to hamilton farm. e 1993 world pair driving Championships introduced another constituency to gladstone. it was the magnificent pinnacle of the sport in this country under the aegis of the gladstone equestrian Associa- tion, started by Caspersen and also based at hamilton farm. in 1988, Beneficial granted the uset a perpetual PHoToS CourTeSy of uSeT founDaTIon

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