Will Stacy Westfall compete in the all women Road to the Horse 2017?

I had a chance to spend a little time at the 2016 Road to the Horse before catching a plane to Florida to attend a benefit for a local horse rescue. In my short time there I was asked several times about competing again in the future…and one of those times was by Tootie Bland, the event producer. I learned (as you can see in this video) that she was going to focus on women in 2017.

I am excited about the all women event because I know that there are many worthy women who are very capable and would love the chance to show their talent. I fully intend to be in the stands cheering them on as they do. (Tootie says she won’t let me sit much…lol)

At this time I don’t feel the desire to compete again at the Road to the Horse. I’ve had a well rounded experience there; I won once and I lost once. Maybe if I’m ever going to do it again I will have to look for another barrier to break…how old is the oldest champion?

I know the first two women who have been announced and respect their talent. I’m also looking forward to seeing who else is selected. One thing is for sure, at the end of the 2017 Road to the Horse I will no longer be the only female champion! I can hardly wait to see who it is!

Sarah Dawson and Stacy Westfall

Sarah Dawson and Stacy Westfall

Barbara Cox and Stacy Westfall

Barbara Cox and Stacy Westfall

2 Comments

  1. Joy Cox on April 19, 2016 at 11:17 pm

    Hoping Tootie will ask and select Kalley Kirckeberg that I suggested to her year before last. Kalley is an awesome horsewoman and would make an excellent contestant.

  2. Stacy Foster on April 12, 2016 at 3:37 pm

    I’m saddened by this news. I was hoping to see you compete, but fully understand. You are so very talented and in my opinion the finest horsewoman hands down.

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