years and have loved it. It is now just time for me to go and do something for myself and this amazing op- portunity to work for Edgewood was too great to turn down. "
"I have been an Amateur for eight
something for myself and this amaz- ing opportunity to work for Edge- wood was too great to turn down. I have a lot of connections on the west coast because I've been in the business my whole life. Sarah-Maeve Hersh-Boyle came to ride with my dad in 2005 and we clicked from the first day we met. I went on the summer trip to Europe with Sarah Gavigan and Sarah-Maeve that year, I met Nancy Hersh and Joe Boyle at indoors that year and had so much fun with them" "I always thought that if I turned professional that I would want to do it far away from where my father has his business only to make it different for myself. I love the Hersh-Boyles, and Edgewood, and believe I can help their business grow as I build
my own. I can't imagine a better sit- uation to start in. In my opinion, it doesn't matter what coast I live on." "I have a great relationship with
both of my parents," she quietly says. "They have always supported me in everything that I have done. When I was younger school always came first and I think that is what helped me keep a level head on my shoul- ders. I know I will carry that same commitment to the kids I teach, I want to be part of how they turn out as adults." She also loves all animals and has
succeed and she is very excited to work with Bob Walker."I think he will help me reach all my goals and teach me a lot, not only about the horses but about life as well. He is a marvelous person, a terrific horse- man and has great insight into so much I need to learn. It is a privi- lege to get to be a part of Edgewood with him." Getting very quiet she says, "I al-
an inquisitive passion for how they think. Two dogs will come with her, and if she could have more she would! Her Facebook page is covered with pictures of her dogs, her family, her friends and the great times she has with all of them. "I really enjoy spending time with my friends and family, they are the ones who make me laugh so hard I have tears at times," she says. Her main goal for herself is to be
an asset to this industry and now California specifically. Her goals for Edgewood are to help it grow and
Top to Bottom: (Left to Right) Sarah-Mauve Hersh-Boyle, Erin andRebecca Hersh-Boyle; Erin and Tebow, 2009, Photo © ESI.
bit different, she is not just another horse trainer. She is sensitive, ratio- nal, intuitive, witty, insightful and just plain down to earth. Coupled with a determined commitment, she is an asset to the industry and will certainly be a wonderful addition to the west coast. Take time to meet her and get to know her, you will find a charming and unique individual has just joined our community.
ways cry when a horse that is special to me gets sold. You would think that growing up with a father who sells horses for a living that I would get used to it, but I still get upset when the special ones get sold, they get into your heart." That insight is what makes her a
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