Rushlow's Arabians: Building a Front Door for Others to Discover & Enjoy Arabian Horses

What does it take to build a lesson program that brings new people into Arabian horses and keeps them coming back?In this episode of the We LOVE Arabian Horses Podcast, host Lindsay Rinehart visits with Marggie Rushlow-Roberts and Chad Roberts of Rushlow’s Arabians, a multi-generational family operation with one of the Arabian horse community’s most successful lesson and training programs.They share how the farm grew from the vision and hard work of Marggie’s parents, how lessons became an important part of the family business, and why their approach has always been about welcoming people without pressure.From beginner lessons and day camps to horse ownership and National-level competition, Rushlow’s has created opportunities for people to participate at whatever level works for them. In fact, they estimate only about 5% of lesson students eventually purchase a horse, and they’re perfectly comfortable with that. The goal is for people to enjoy horses, learn and feel part of the community.Marggie and Chad also talk about finding great lesson horses, building a dependable team, creating a culture of consistency, growing a program one step at a time, and the next generation of the Rushlow family.It’s a practical conversation about family, accessibility, hard work and creating more ways for people to discover Arabian horses.