Support Rebecca’s Upper Level Eventing Dreams

Rebecca is seeking support for her upper-level eventing goals and dreams. This support can come in various forms, including gifts in kind, tax-deductible donations in her name via Southern California Equestrian Sports, product sponsorships, or by joining the Syndicate for Fernhill Opulence.

Rebecca’s journey began with a dream, inspired by watching eventing at the Olympics and her idols such as Phillip Dutton, Lynn Symansky, and Joe Meyer. Despite her passion, she lacked access to horses, shows, training, or even lessons in the sport.

In college, Rebecca started retraining off-track thoroughbreds, earning a few hundred dollars in profit and developing the skills necessary for this intense riding discipline. In 2012, she began showing at the lower levels, and over time, with her self-made thoroughbreds, she became proficient at these levels.

A few years ago, Rebecca set her sights on the upper levels of eventing. In a fortunate turn of events, she obtained an upper-level horse, Horacio (Fernhill Opulence), which opened the doors to achieving her goals. Most excitingly, she completed her first FEI competition in 2023.

However, the cost of maintaining an upper-level string of horses is prohibitive. Rebecca is seeking support in multiple ways to continue pursuing her goals. Here are some ways you can support Rebecca, Horacio, and her up-and-coming horses:

• Gifts in Kind: Donations of equipment, feed, or other essential supplies.

• Tax-Deductible Donations: Contributions made in Rebecca’s name via Southern California Equestrian Sports.

• Product Sponsorships: Providing products that can help Rebecca and her horses succeed.

• Joining the Syndicate: Becoming part of the Syndicate for Fernhill Opulence and directly contributing to their journey.

By supporting Rebecca, you are helping a dedicated and talented equestrian pursue her dreams and achieve excellence in eventing. Your contribution will make a significant difference in her journey to the top. Thank you for considering supporting Rebecca and her horses.