For years, an invisible yet understood divide has existed between the horse exhibitor and the horse breeder. They are two distinct camps that benefit and serve each other; but for the most part, they stay in their own lanes.

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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.
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Vivi, as she’s affectionately known to those in her circle, was around two years old the first time she was put on a horse while visiting her cousins who bred cutting horses.
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When looking at the evolution of Ranch Rail and Ranch Riding classes, one can’t help but draw comparisons to the Western Pleasure classes of the past. As someone who grew up showing in Western Pleasure, I have witnessed the significant shifts in style and judging criteria over the years. These changes raise an important question: Are Ranch Rail and Ranch Riding classes becoming the Western Pleasure of the past, or will they remain true to their intended purpose as outlined in the rulebooks?
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