Finding Fulfillment With Dressage, Real Estate and Nursing

Jessica Howington

Ocala, Florida

Owner/Rider at CrownView Dressage, Realtor with Showcase Properties of Central Florida and Nurse Practitioner

How did you get involved with horses?

My parents were involved with horses when I was very small. They had an 1,800-acre … [Read more]

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Devon Tresan: Cast Into a Busy Role

By Cheyenne Lord

Like many equestrians, eventer Devon Tresan is no stranger to balancing a busy schedule. From serving as president of the Pony Club South Region Youth Board to working on her online high school courses and modeling gigs, … [Read more]

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Sarah Maslin Nir: Still Horse Crazy

By Kimberly Gatto

“Who hasn’t seen a horse and felt its tug on their heart?” Those words, spoken by writer and lifelong equestrian Sarah Maslin Nir, sum up concisely the love affair that humans have long shared with horses. Sarah … [Read more]

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Good for the HEART: Riding With HEART Builds Lasting Community in New Jerse

By Lyssette Williams

It takes a special person to dedicate their life to a philanthropic cause, and few feel the call to such service. Carla Harbourt felt that call in her very bones, working her way from volunteer to therapeutic … [Read more]

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Andie Sue Roth: Enjoying Every Step of the Journey

By Laura Scaletti

“You can do hard things” is the mantra Andie Sue Roth’s parents, Drew and Barbie Tilden Roth, have instilled upon their daughter since day one. Adopted from Guangzhou, China, at 15 months old, Andie Sue underwent amputation … [Read more]

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Alex Granato: Living the Life He Only Dreamed

Story and portraits by Lindsay McCall

Becoming obsessed with the equestrian sport while he was young was easy for Alex Granato. He loved animals, enjoyed the competition and he was talented. He began by taking opportunities and making sacrifices so … [Read more]

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Looking for the Third (or Fourth) Generation

By George Williams

Warning, this column addresses the need for more volunteers! However, I’m not talking about stuffing envelopes or other similar tasks. Don’t get me wrong, those are essential jobs and I’m grateful to those who do them. This … [Read more]

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Alex and Andrew Welles: A Team at Home and in the Barn

Mornings. You either love them or hate them. For parents of young children, and equestrians in general, it doesn’t really matter if you like mornings or not. The kids are up early, the horses are up early—parenthood and horse show … [Read more]

Ali Wagstaff: Learning, Teaching and Riding to Win

By Jennifer DeMaro

Portraits by Melissa Fuller

Whether the day starts out at the gym boxing or in the arena riding, Ali Wagstaff approaches her daily routine with a winning attitude. In the spring of 2020, she started Mill Pond … [Read more]

Unbridled With Lynn Walsh

By Britney Grover

Lynn Walsh is an influential member of the Texas hunter-jumper community—as a passionate volunteer. She’s had the “horse bug” ever since she was a toddler and cherished growing up in Pony Club even as her family moved … [Read more]

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