Sarah Schobert

Professional Title: Equine Lecturer and Horse Judging Coach, Texas A&M University
Age: 29
Home: Navasota, Texas

Sarah Schobert attended both Black Hawk College (BHC) and Oklahoma State University (OSU) while pursuing her degree in Animal Science. During her graduate study at OSU she coached the horse judging team, aided in the OSU Equine Breeding Program, launched the OSU Horse Judging Team Endowed Fund, and travelled to Europe to teach International Horsemanship camps in representation of the American Quarter Horse Association and OSU.

In the spring of 2017, she went back to BHC and took on the role as the Horse Science Instructor. In the fall of 2018 she founded the Hunt Seat Division of the Equestrian Team at BHC. In 2020, Schobert transitioned to start as the Horse Judging Team Coach and an Equine Lecturer within the Department of Animal Science at Texas A&M University.

At Texas A&M, Schobert’s roles include coaching the Horse Judging Team and teaching equine classes, such as Introductory Equine Care and Use, Equine Handling and Safety, and Equine Evaluation and Selection. She has coached 18 champion or reserve champion teams at a national level. She holds professional judge’s cards for the American Paint Horse Association, National Snaffle Bit Association, the Pinto Horse Association of America, and the Pony of the Americas Club.

Vision for the future of women in the Western industry: "Women in the Western Industry have been and will continue to be out-of-the-box thinkers and innovative in their ideas as we progress in agriculture. The Western Industry is unique in the sense it is hardworking, tough, refined, and kind all wrapped up together. It is my vision as society progresses and we have less females automatically exposed to our industry, that women who currently hold a place in agriculture will make friends and allow others to come in, learn and master the industry, which is so special to all of us. I have always been a believer that each of us have a purpose and different strengths to bring to the table. Embracing both the wisdom from the last generation and empowering the improvement, as well as the excitement of a new generation, is so critical to continue to mend the gap in education and transparency for agriculture within society."

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