Tag: Overcoming Adversity

By Alycia Skye If I was to tell you the whole story of Rocky and I, we would find ourselves probably six pages deep. I...

Shortly after my first open heart surgery, I was able to get sober and my life started to change. I started to do the work, and the way I looked at the world and all its moving parts began to shift. By Elyse Hart

Did you ever have a time that you thought about giving up your equestrian dreams? Tell us what kept you motivated to keep going....

Meet the Youngest U.S. Classified Para Equestrian - Genevieve Rohner. She is a Grade IV Para Equestrian based in Park City, UT. "To say my daughter’s life in the equestrian world ‘has been’ a journey is not correct, as that implies something has ended. In fact, the journey is still unfolding."

By Karen Sweaney With my purebred Arabian gelding, G Ima Starr FA, known around the barn as Speedy G, this June we finally earned the...

By Diana Heagarty Possibly your late forties isn’t the time to decide to breed a few quality horses for yourself on your own farm, but...

By Kate Kudelko My name is Kate Kudelko, and with the help of my trainer, parents, and barn family, I have had the amazing opportunity...

By Skye Simpson Right now, there are many young riders scattered across the country dreaming of victory gallops or training horses full time. I was just...

By Sally O’Dwyer Courage is a muscle that when flexed gets stronger, allowing us to live our best lives, achieve our goals, compete in the dressage arena,...

By Jennie Pruden I grew up in the horse world- with my aunt and grandmother as mentors. We had a family farm, and I showed English pleasure....