Danyelle Harp
Horse: The Magic Look
Age: 19
# of years riding: 10
Years in Sarah's training Program: 2
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School: |
Cascadia Community College |
Favorite band/artist: |
A little of everything... minus country! |
When I'm not riding: |
I love the outdoors! Whether it’s driving in the middle of nowhere or camping, I’m happiest away from the city. I also love graphic design, photography, art, and spending time with friends and family. |
From a parent's perspective, the three most important thing my child has gained from showing horses are:
Confidence, Patience, and Responsibility - The time and money we put into this sport is well worth it, seeing how it has affected my daughter over the years.
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The three most important things I've learned in life from my experience with showing horses
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Commitment -Showing horses takes time and dedication. Growing up, I had to make sacrifices and had to decide what I truly wanted. Deciding between social hour and riding was a difficult decision at a young age. Looking back, I would most definitely do it all over again.
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Respect - I have learned over the years that in order to succeed, we need to not only respect our trainers and parents, but most of all our horses.
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Patience -Success isn’t something that can be rushed. Showing horses involves two hearts and two minds, and in order to succeed they must work as one.
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