From a very young age Meghan was always willing to put in the hours to develop both her riding and horsemanship skills. 

 

When she was five years old, she was gifted a feisty paint pony named “Over the Rainbow” for her birthday.  It was Rainbow who ignited  the competitive fire that is still burning fierce today.  A small pony with a fantastic jump albeit  a bit of an attitude, Meghan gained invaluable experience bringing her along through the ranks.  By the time Meghan was a young teenager, her path was clear, and she spent most waking hours riding anything she could get her hands on.

 

She then added to that experience by spending a year as a rider for Will Coleman Equestrian. During this time Will guided her to her first CCI4**** at the 2013 Rolex Kentucky three day event and first European three day at The Fidelty Blenheim Palace CCI*** in England. With top 12 finishes at both of these major competitions, she’s landed her name on the International training list for 2014. Her dream of representing the United States at a major championship will require a unique path of continuing education and acquiring and training horses to the top levels.

 

To check out more on Megan go to : http://www.moeventing.com