Gracyn Lamason | A showcase of dedication, skill and passion for horses.

Welcome to my equestrian journey - one built on respect, connection and a deep love for the horse. I’m a hunter and equitation rider who believes that true success isn’t measured in ribbons, but in the quiet moments of trust between horse and rider.
Each time I enter the ring, my goal is to ride with empathy, precision, and purpose creating harmony that reflects the art of good horsemanship.
Through this portfolio, I hope to share not only my growth as a rider, but also my dedication to the future of the industry. My mission is to make a positive impact in the equestrian community — where horses are partners, not robots, and every ride is a step toward better understanding.
• Open Equitation Champion
• 4th Open Medal
• Reserve Champion High Point Equitation Rider
• Modified Hunter Champion
• Round Tree Farm Challenge Trophy
• Beginner Equitation Medal Finals - Gold Medal
• 3rd Place Low Children's Equitation 2'6"
• 7th Place Low Children's Equitation Flat
• Sportsmanship Award Recipient
• National Sportsmanship Award Nominee
• Zone 4 Regionals
• Show One - 1st on Flat, 1st Over Fences
• Show Two - 2nd on Flat, 2nd Over Fences
• Show Three - 1st on Flat, 3rd Over Fences
• Show Four - 2nd on Flat, 2nd Over Fences
• Show Five - 4th on Flat, 2nd Over Fences
• Total points earned 27 on Flat and 26 Over Fences. Going to Zone 4 Regionals Feb 2026
• Qualified for Zones O/F- heading to Tryon, NC in March 2026!
• 2025 Jack Kenny Memorial Award - Donated in 1994 by Karen Kenny in honor of her father. This goes to an individual who not only exhibits great sportsmanship and all the qualities of a wonderful horseman, but also displays the professionalism and desire necessary to successfully pursue a career in the horse industry. It’s only been awarded to 21 other people since 1994.
I began riding at age 10 at a barn that started out well but went downhill quickly - we're all familiar with that story. Over the past two years, I developed strong basics in flat work and horsemanship, learned the importance of ground manners and how to teach them along with stable management fundamentals.
I'm currently training one to two times a week under Wendy Trocano at Wendover Place where I focus on everything from technical flat work, Hunter, Equitation and even dabble in the Jumper arena.
As a 15 yr old finishing up 10th grade, my goal is to make the most of my junior years. My trainer and I are partnering to focus on moving up to the 2'6" - 3' classes for experience and exposure. I'd love to continue riding throughout college and someday, operate my own facility.
Pursuing opportunities to work with diverse horses, expand into additional disciplines, and train with many professionals to help strengthen my riding abilities and horsemanship skills.
I believe in building partnership through patience, consistency and understanding each horse's unique personality and learning style.
My trainer emphasizes classical technique, mental toughness and the importance of being a complete horsewoman beyond just riding skills.
I understand that exceptional riding starts with exceptional care. From wrapping legs to mixing supplements, administering medications to recognizing subtle signs of lameness or illness, I take pride in my ability to not only notice but advocate for horses. The horses I have the opportunity to work with trust me because I'm consistently present, attentive and dedicated to their well-being above all else.
I am currently working 8-10 hours a week at Rebecca's Equine Exercise
In Spring of 2025, I launched The Eq Box to learn how run a business and create a business to help support my equestrian dreams.
I regularly care for my own horse and client horses by bathing, clipping, hoof care.

























I have been teaching Gracyn for a little over a year now and can’t believe what an awesome young lady she is. As a rider she is knowledgeable, attentive, and so kind to every horse she rides. She is firm yet gentle and is intuitive about what to do in her lessons. She never blames the horse for any mistake she may have made. One of my first criteria for a good sport is how the rider treats the animal.
Gracyn has been such a wonderful addition to the team. She helps me whenever needed-holding horses, cleaning tack, mucking stalls, etc. That is just the horse part. Gracyn is always polite when I ask her to help the girls she responds immediately with a “Yes ma’m” and heads off in whoever’s direction she is needed. Whether it be doing hair, finding a number, or wiping boots Gracyn is my right hand girl.
— Wendy Trocano, Owner & Trainer Wendover Place
Gracyn is dependable and hardworking with a maturity and commitment that truly stands out for her age. She shows an exceptional level of dedication both in her riding and her barn responsibilities.
— Rebecca Rodriguez, Owner, Rebecca's Equine Exercise
Gracyn is an incredibly hardworking rider who consistently shows up with professionalism and maturity. She perseveres through challenges with a positive attitude, always striving to improve and do what’s best for the horse.
— Brooke Eddy, Owner, Bona Fide Farms
Gracyn is…Hardworking. Attentive. Patient. Understanding. Thoughtful. Trustworthy.
—Tamara Marshall, Trainer, Wendover Place
Gracyn will take any horse in the ring and take care of them on the ground. She is gentle and patient. She will treat your horses right.
— Charlotte, IEA Teammate
Gracyn is an amazing rider, who is willing to overcome any challenge. Whether taking green horses around the ring, putting miles on experienced horses, or even bringing horses back from rehab, she can do it all.
— Olivia Manol, Owner, Olivia's Animal Photography & best friend
At just 15, Gracyn is an exceptionally strong and trusted rider whose talents extend beyond the saddle as a thoughtful showman, dedicated sportsman, and intuitive equine therapist. She rides with quiet confidence and ease on any horse, approaching each partnership with patience, respect, and an unwavering understanding of the horse’s individual needs. In addition to assisting younger riders and barns with training, hacking, ground manners, and jumping at all levels, she has spent the past two years personally rehabilitating her own horse through consistent groundwork, strengthening programs, and coordinated medical care.
— Christina, Wendover Place Pony Mom
Compete consistently at the 2'6" - 3' level and start finding catch rides in divisions.
Join a competitive IHSA equestrian program, colleges that I'm currently interested in are UF and UCF.
Build a career in the equestrian industry as a professional rider and trainer, while giving back to the community that has given me so much.
Attending clinics, studying equine science, watching top riders and seeking mentorship from industry professionals.
Doing hands on-work, mentoring younger riders, and promoting horsemanship values are all incredibly important to me.
Maintaining strong grades while managing a training schedule demonstrates time management and commitment.

I'm actively seeking opportunities to grow as a rider and horsewoman. Right now, my priority is in maximizing my junior years so I'm looking for riding opportunities, catch rides and show leases.
Whether you're a college recruiter or trainer offering riding opportunities - I'd love to hear from you.
As a home schooler, my schedule is flexible, my work ethic is proven and my passion is unwavering. Let's chat.
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