Stacy Westfall. Beezie Madden. Debbie McDonald. These are just three out of many great riders out there.  Stacy Westfall is best known for her natural horsemanship, riding bareback and bridle less every time. She's competed in many competitions, appeared at the Quarter Horse Congress for guest performances. She is best remembered for her farewell routine on Wizards Baby Doll aka Roxy to the theme of Titanic. Now she lives the life of a bedouin, traveling the roads with horses, husband and sons in a large RV and trailer. She trains horses and people while visiting different states and sights. Answering endless questions from numerous fans who idolize her. She shows perseverance and dedication for what she does. 

Beezie Madden, two time gold medal Olympic champion jumper known to both the world's of Dressage and Western riding. She faces those large walls and hurdles with excitement.  As she soars over those jumps she flows with her horse. Horses give us the wings we need to fly, a quote she takes seriously as she flies over those jumps.  Her landing is just as graceful and smooth as her take off. Just recently she won 50,000 dollars at the Weston Canadian Open on Coral Reef Via Volo. Beezie has the motivation and determination that every rider dreams to possess. Fans of Beezie and Stacy cannot help but to Want to do well and make it as far as they have. Beezie and Stacy are inspirations and goals we all wish to meet. 

Debbie McDonald is an American Dressage  rider who has competed in the Olympics and many other National competitions. Debbie originally started out competing in show jumping, but switched to Dressage after an accident with her horse, when he fell on her, breaking her ribs, rupturing her spleen and fracturing her vertebrae. She met Parry and Peggy Thomas in Las Vegas at a Dressage meet where she met their horses, who didn't have a rider at the time. In 1994 the Thomas became owners of Brentina , a chestnut Hanoverian mare who became Debbie's primary mount. Together Debbie and Brentina won the Olympic gold medal for individual and team riding in 1999 Pan American Games and was also named equestrian of the year. In 2003 she was the first American rider to win the Dressage World Cup.  

Debbie, Stacy and Beezie are all inspirational and influential riders to us all.  These women are great, no, amazing at what they do and how they do it.  They inspire all riders to have great determination and perseverance at what we do and how we do it.