Meet the Perri's Leather Team

"I started out showing Appaloosa horses on the breed circuit when I was five years old. From there I moved on to barrel racing.  I was looking for more excitement! I qualified for the NBHA world championships 2 years in a row with my Thoroughbred ex-racehorse.  Although I no longer ride I still have two horses and three ponies that I enjoy caring for everyday.  Spending time in the barn is one of my favorite things.  I live in Nottingham with my family and a menagerie of animals."

"Growing up on a family farm in Indiana, I was lucky to have parents that supported my love of horses. My parents purchased my first American Paint Horse when I was 12 years old and I haven’t looked back. I’ve competed as a youth and amateur all around exhibitor and have been fortunate to earn several APHA World and All Around titles but what I love the most is raising these horses on my farm to either show myself or to watch as others reach their own dreams. If I’m not with the horses, I’m spending time with my family at numerous sporting events. My husband and I are lucky to have 3 active kids that are involved in all kinds of sports ranging from hockey and football to softball and volleyball.  They also love the horses and are starting to get involved with them as well.

"I have been riding horses as young as 5 years old and became a horse owner at 11 when my parents bought me my first horse. I spent a lot of years competing in hunter-jumper shows and learned so much about dedication and focus through riding. I don’t ride as much these days, but I’ve found new adventures in riding and racing dirt bikes with my boyfriend. I also have a side photography business that I’m really passionate about. In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with my family and spending time with my German Shepherd, Enzo."

"After a few decade hiatus, I returned to the equestrian lifestyle when our family moved to a farmette in the countryside of eastern PA. My 3 girls rode with 4H & Pony Club, and ultimately settled on Eventing as their discipline of choice. While working FT, I rode sporadically “for sanity” as the girls competed up through States, Champs and AECs.  Now an empty-nester, I competed my daughter’s TB in dressage and enjoy trail riding, camping, etc. with my Belgian draft. We still live on the farmette with all sorts of critters!"