Adult Riders
Throwback Thursday Presented by the Endowment Trust: "Working Adults Juggle Jobs, Horses, and Families"
"If it comes down to time enough to either do that necessary gallop or spend time fixing a great meal, well, the horse will get ridden and the microwave will be used."
In this month's Throwback Thursday article, presented by the USEA Endowment Trust, Heather Bailey profiles eight adult amateurs trying to squeeze riding and competing into their busy schedules and lives. The article, written for Eventing USA in 2002, will undoubtedly register with many, many USEA members today.
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