Zoie Noelle Brogdon, my passion is riding horses. I currently ride in the jumper arena at 1.20m.

"My biggest riding accomplishment and proudest moment happened recently - I won the individual gold medal at the USHJA Zone 9 & 10 Team Jumper Championships (1.10m – 1.15m Children’s), and  Reserve Champion at The Las Vegas National (1.10m – 1.15m Children’s)." 

Adrina Player is a 17-year-old rider who currently shows in the 1.0m. 

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" I plan to continue riding and training with Victoria and CJE so I can complete my goal of being the first African American female to win in the Olympics."

“To instill courage in yourself is to first always believe in yourself and what your abilities are."

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For example, when I compete, I don’t think about competing against those other individuals, I think about competing within myself and each time that helps me become a stronger and more confident rider.

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Whether I get a blue ribbon or a green ribbon, I’m still a winner. Regardless, I am grateful to have horses in my life.

16 years old who has been riding since she was 6 years old. I took a break due to major health issues and surgeries, but now I'm better than ever. I still deal with my health issues and my autoimmune disease, but I don’t allow my fears of my health concerns take over. “Fear is only a reason to try harder” motivates me. I plan to go to UC Davis, ride for their team, and study to become a vet. I love what I do from teaching at Compton Cowboys barn to riding and hope to be proof that no matter what you go through in life, you can accomplish anything, as long as you put in the dedication, show the passion, and do the hard work.  https://gofund.me/30f30a39

Joslyn Kramer, and I am a 15-year-old rider for CJE.  I currently ride in the jumper arena at .90 and love to do Hunter Derby competitions as well on my horse Quito.

Riding gives me a sense of freedom, movement and pushes my athleticism.  Competing takes my total concentration and energy and I  would never have been able to ride and show as much as I do without CJE and their program.

Peyton Goto-Lynch is 12 years old and although I’ve just joined CJE team, I’m committed to putting in the hard work to be the best show jumper I can be and I know when I fall short of my goals, I will always get back up and try even harder. Equestrian teaches me mental toughness, teamwork, and patience. I love riding and I want to learn how to be the best rider I can be, I will give my best effort in every competition and I want to be proud knowing that when I leave the arena, I tried my best and represented CJE team honorably.