By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Adrienne Morella  

When Emily Hamel was 11 years old, her 4-H group took a field trip to the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event. From that day forward, Emily, who hadn’t yet experienced the thrill of eventing, … [Read more]

By Jan Westmark-Bauer

Portraits by Hannah Waroway

Savannah Hutto doesn’t even remember sitting on her first horse—she was only 3 months old. Savannah said growing up on her mom’s farm was the equivalent of the question, “Were you raised in … [Read more]

Courtney Maum has loved horses her entire life, from the first time she sat on a wooden rocking horse. Although she took a break from riding, she’s back in the saddle now, and has become an accomplished polo player. Courtney … [Read more]

Adele Einhorn
Greenfield Center, New York

CFO of Southbound Saratoga Management Group, Executive Director of Saratoga Horse Shows and the Saratoga WIB (Women In Business) Spectacular

How did you become part of the horse world? 

I started riding at age … [Read more]

By Britney Grover

Portraits by Isabel J. Kurek

It would be easy to say that Tiffany and Matt Morrissey are a ‘horse show family.’ Tiffany runs East Wind Farms, currently home to 47 show horses, and Matt owns Morrissey Management … [Read more]

By Shya Beth 

It was less than five years ago when Cara Van Leuven made the decision to leave the corporate world to pursue art full time. Merging her long-held passions for both horses and art, utilizing bold lines and … [Read more]

Patti Howard

Bedford, New York

Associate Real Estate Broker with Compass

What is your equestrian life like?

I’ve ridden since I was a child, but took a break while attending college and law school. It wasn’t until we moved out … [Read more]

Lisa and Alessandra Veltri

Oceanport, New Jersey

Veltri Sport LLC

How did you and your daughter become part of the horse world? 

My daughter, Alessandra, started riding at age 4. She immediately took an interest at a friend’s birthday party … [Read more]

By Rob Jacobs

In my opinion, every human being experiences some degree of what is known as imposter syndrome. A friend of mine from the East Coast reached out to me and asked if I would consider writing a column … [Read more]

By Liz Halliday-Sharp

I’ve been in this game a long time now and have had my fair share of ups and downs and mistakes along the way. I think that if you choose eventing as your sport, then it’s inevitable … [Read more]