For the past 15 years Terry has been a contributing writer to a wide variety of national and regional magazines and daily newspapers covering topics such as the art world, travel, history, music, the environment, business entrepreneurs, the sport of thoroughbred racing, and the world of horses. In 2010 he began contributing historical horse racing stories to ESPN.com. Terry has been a regular contributor to The Hunt since 2003.
Terry Conway's Articles
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Peter Sculthorpe Inspired by Shifting Landscapes
Artist's work captures familiar Brandywine scenes as well as distant coasts
Published on 1/30/12
Fieldstones are more than just building blocks to Peter Sculthorpe. They are pieces of a puzzle. When he built stone walls near his former home on the old King Ranch property outside Unionville, Sculthorpe handpicked every stone—made sure they fit seamlessly, no matter how long it took. Read More »
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Havre de Grace Crowned Horse of the Year
Champion filly's owner, Rick Porter, hails from Wilmington
Published on 1/18/12
As rock musician Meat Loaf once sang: “Two out of three ain’t bad.” Read More »
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Key Largo Day Dreamin’
Island vacation lets you play hide and seek with tropical fish
Published on 1/09/12
Cruising along the Overseas Highway, the ride feels more like a nature trail than a roadway. Butterflies fly backward. Miniature deer bound through green mangroves.
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Region Could Shine at 2011 Eclipse Awards
Three Brandywine horses are in contention
Published on 12/20/11
Could we hit the trifecta? Read More »
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When Cattle Were King
Bygone days on a West Chester ranch
Published on 6/08/11
Sixty-five years ago, southern Chester County was alive with scenes from the Old West. Cowboys, lariats coiled at hand, rode herd over thousands of cattle on some of America’s finest grasslands. Read More »
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A New Vibe
Rebirth of the venerable Columbus Inn
Published on 4/11/11
There are some things in life you just don’t see coming. Raise your hand if you envisioned the rebirth of the Columbus Inn. Read More »
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Bright Hunting Morn
A salute to the Radnor Hunt
Published on 12/23/10
Andre the Giant strides through the open barn doors, his footfalls almost silent on the peat floor. One of Collin McNeil’s hunters, the Belgian-Clydesdale cross stands 18-hands tall. As Andre is brushed and groomed, McNeil recounts the history of his 90-acre Chester Springs farm. Read More »
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The Conscience Of The Countryside
Remembering Mrs. Hannum
Published on 8/02/10
Under a dazzling blue sky in early April, about 800 family members and friends bid farewell to a Chester County icon. The memorial service for Nancy Penn Smith Hannum was held under a tent on the grounds of her stately home, Brooklawn. Read More »
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Painterly Visions
Mary Page Evans’ natural lifescapes
Published on 7/27/10
The sleepy villages, the velvety purple grapes, and the glowing carpets of sunflowers define the Gascony countryside near the village of Auvillar. Unspoiled by changing times, life is slow and relaxed. It is a feast for the eyes and soul of an artist. Read More »
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The Wild Bunch
New Bolton’s semi-feral ponies shed light on equine behavior
Published on 7/13/10
Their manes and tails flying, galloping over the dusty plains or roaming high hillsides of the American West, they answer to no one. Read More »
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