As I watch the hopeful competitors spill into the facility, giggling and squealing with excitement and anticipation, I feel grounded. Aside from being where I belong–with other horse people–the spirit at IEA makes me want to dig in deep and work so much harder.
Horses need “second acts” in their lives. We all work together to decide what becomes of the horse who needs a new job. The barn owner, manager, or trainer will help a horse transition to a new career of teaching horse lovers.
Horsemanship skills are the key to excellence. If you want to be an international rider or a superb groom or veterinarian or just a wonderful horse owner, you need these skills.
