Adrienne has been in love with horses her whole life, started riding when she was eight, and never looked back. She has combined her love of all things equestrian with her formidable organizational, marketing and “people” skills to carve out an important niche in the West Coast’s equestrian show community. Working for West Palms Event Management since 2007, Adrienne was an integral part of the team that founded the Sacramento International Horse Show, recognized as a top 25 show in the U.S. by NARG for eight years in a row. In 2013, she was awarded the USHJA Vital Staff Support Award in recognition of her exemplary and instrumental work in the success of the sport’s competitions throughout the year. In her spare time, she enjoys riding her horse, working out at the gym, traveling, playing with her dogs and spending time with her husband, Nick, and two young son’s, Greyson and Declan.

Sara started riding when she was 10 years old and fell in love with the sport. She grew up in Hawaii and spent all of her free time at the barn. In Hawaii Sara not only competed Hunter/Jumpers but also rode a little western, dressage and even rodeo grand entry. After high school Sara moved to the Northwest to go to college. While in college she started working for a local bank and worked her way up from Teller to Branch Manager. After 15 years of banking she decided it was time to pursue her passion and started working as an Assistant Trainer. In the fall of 2015 Sara changed her focus from training to working in show management for West Palms Events. Sara has a young daughter who also has a strong love for horses and loves to compete at the shows.

Alexandra, is our German national on the team, having fallen in love with the horses when she was 9 years old. After a couple of successful year with her gelding Desperado up to 1.35m jumping classes in Germany, she decided to focus on her studies in International Sport and Event Management to focus more on the organizers site of the horse shows. After her master and MBA degree she started to work for Longines timing and traveled to horse shows around the globe and was based in Chicago to be part of the beginning of the North American League for Longines timing. Her passion is not just the horse sport itself, it is all about sport marketing and organization. If she is not at a horse show she is working for different sponsors at international sporting events like the Americas Cup 2017 or the World Ski Championships in St. Moritz.

Lindsey spent her childhood riding western in Louisiana, and moved to California after college to pursue her career. She feels fortunate to be able to write professionally, and has written several full-length books as well as articles for publications including Forbes, Inc., USA Today, Harvard Business Review, and Chronicle of the Horse. She recently returned to riding after a 15-year break, and actively competes in hunters, jumpers, and equitation. She is a horse show addict, and is equally happy whether competing, supporting her barn mates and friends, or working at West Palms Events shows.