Amateur Profile – Tiffany Riehm

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332 – September/October, 2026

By Megan Sacia Ulrich

Anything is possible as long as you work hard and keep dreaming” is what Tiffany Riehm told The Equine Chronicle in the interview for this profile and, looking back over her time in the horse industry thus far, it must be that mantra that’s guided her to many of her life’s major milestones.

Take, for example, her move from Iowa to Texas two years ago–when she uprooted everything and moved cross-country solo with the goals of being “more centralized within the heart of horse country, and to chase my dreams a little harder.” Or when she pivoted away from showing and toward a focus on yearlings as her adult life unfolded. She was determined that adult responsibilities were not going to dampen her horse passion, so she gritted her teeth and found a way.

And that way, which is largely do-it-yourself, has come not only with plenty of trials and errors, but also with many successes in and out of the show pen.

The Early Years

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332 – September/October, 2026