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Equestrian for low-income families | Annabelle Lansdale | TEDxOCU

At an early age, Annabelle was introduced to the sport of equestrian. A passion she still enjoys to this day. However, her passion has led her to fill a void those with little wealth feel. Annabelle started her own equestrian riding club. Although her clientele fits a demographic that normally would never experience Annabelle’s passion for riding horses, Annabelle is changing that one rider at a time. Born in Evansville, twenty-year-old Annabelle Lansdale is a student at Oakland City University. She is a student in the Criminal Justice program and a Soccer player. However, her 15-year passion for riding horses has led her to a rare calling that. touches the lives of individuals who find such an activity something only the wealthy do for sport. That passion is providing equestrian lessons for low-income families. Annabelle is an instructor at Signal Knob Equestrian Center. A job in description only, she has held since 2021, all while competing on the soccer field and in the classroom at OCU. Also, she has been an academic intern at Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP in Evansville, IN, since 2019. Annabelle was honored as Yelp's “Top Horse-Riding Program in Evansville.” Her program was featured in Evansville Living Magazine’s January/February 2023 edition. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx