Eva Crowley: It Takes a Team to Conquer Cancer

By Laura Scaletti

Portraits by Kirsten Hannah

“Can I ride?” That was one of the first questions Eva Crowley asked when she learned she had Hodgkin lymphoma in February 2024. Eva not only rode after her cancer diagnosis, she scheduled … [Read more]

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Sarah Mills: Success From Scratch 

By Tori Kistler

Portraits by Becky Henderson

Grandma’s quilt, warm bread fresh from the oven, a handmade card—some things are just better made from scratch. But what about a career? Is it better to have everything handed to you on … [Read more]

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Dorrie Douglas: Bringing Out the Best in Every Horse

By Kimberly Gatto

Portraits by Kristie Nichols

Whether she is stylishly piloting a hunter around a derby course or racing against the clock in the jumper ring, Dorothy “Dorrie” Douglas has a knack for bringing out the best in any … [Read more]

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Ana Bertozzi: The Value of the NCEA Junior Hunt Seat Medal

By Carter Anderson

Ana Bertozzi, a freshman at Fresno State University, didn’t always want to ride at the NCEA level in college — because she didn’t know about it. Ana competed in the Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) throughout high school … [Read more]

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Reading, Writing and Riding

American Heritage Student Skylar Rogalny

By Katie Navarra

Sixteen-year-old Skylar Rogalny of Wellington, Florida, is living the life most young horse enthusiasts would be envious of. She attends school from 8:15 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. and then takes a bus … [Read more]

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