Ashley Holzer
Ashley was instantly captivated by dressage when she first witnessed it during an exhibition at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. She was only 10, but the beauty of the sport, especially as performed by Christilot Boylen, hooked her for good. Ashley was later coached by Boylen for several years on her way to representing Canada in four Olympics. As of 2017, Ashley began representing America. Based in Florida, she has a deep string of horses and has the 2020 Tokyo Games square in her sights, while also working with several accomplished students.
- U.S. Nations Cup Team in the Netherlands, in 2019
- Four Time Olympian for Canada
- Equine Canada Equestrian of the Year in 2009
- Olympic Team Bronze in 1988
On Haygain hay steamers: “It’s been a game changer. Havanna loves her hay, she’s eating well and she’s not having the allergic skin symptoms. She is shiny, well-muscled. It smells so good I want to eat it myself. It’s a fabulous machine that I can’t say enough good things about.”
On Haygain ComfortStall: "One of Ashley’s top horses, the 10-year-old Dutch Warmblood, Mango Eastwood, got hock sores from his previous traditional rubber stall mats, “no matter how many shavings we used.” Those [hocksores] have “literally disappeared [with Haygain’s ComfortStall] … And he comes out every day raring to go!”