Giant Steps Executive Director Beth Porter says: “These kinds of stories really affect you..."

Event and dressage rider Lainey Ashker’s philosophy for success is simple, “I never stop learning.”

"Horses definitely teach us how to be patient, how to think outside the box, how to have humor and how to care for others."

“I wanted to make a comeback, and I wanted to come back really hard.”

In order to reverse climate change, we need radical change, which Dr. Katharine Wilkinson believes means more women in power.

Pro hunter/jumper rider, media director, and trainer Erin Lane on working in the industry and changing the sport for the better.

For para-equestrian Katie Jackson, horses were a shining light in her darkest moment.

"Every time we get on a horse, we are being courageous, because we are entering into a pact with another creature. The love between horse and human is a direct line of their open heart to yours."

We are continually inspired by Tanya's leadership in ethical and environmentally conscious manufacturing—a necessary change for this industry.

There's an abundance of small changes we can make in our personal lives that work to conserve our earth and that support local brands on a mission to confront the climate crisis.

"My experience has taught me that most horse people will give the shirt off their back for you or your horse. It is a true community."

A leader in natural horsemanship, Allen Clarke shares the necessary work to adopt horse reasoning, establish sanctuary, and reward thought—not action—in our horses.

National champion AnnA Buffini on how she found dressage and why she believes in creating her own luck.

Eventing champion Frankie Thieriot Stutes on riding to the top, the Olympic Games, and staying committed to her happiness in a risky sport.

Feeling a renewed purpose and sense of responsibility, we founded Schulz to provide a positive, more sustainable impact within the equine industry.

A leading figure in the rehabilitation of troubled dogs found himself applying the same lessons he had learned working with canines when it came time to work with horses.

A life spent riding horses and growing up on vineyards, Julia Jackson has a unique connection to the environment and a firsthand understanding of the effects wrought by the climate crisis.

Schulz photography contributor Lauren Murphy on artistry in the age of social media, prioritizing connection over recognition, and loving horses after the ride.