Ashlyn Popiwczak is a horse and burro trainer located in Georgetown, KY. She owns and operates Heart of the Wild Horsemanship LLC and the Bluegrass Burro Rescue. She primarily trains wild BLM Mustangs and Burros. Her personal Burro, Gidget, is her poster child for BLM burros. She has competed in multiple states, makes appearances at benefit events for nonprofits, has been on a magazine cover, and is filming for a movie. Her Mustang, Sage, has also competed in multiple states and been on a magazine cover. Ashlyn’s goal is to showcase the trainability and versatility of America’s wild horses and burros, as well as educate people about them. All of her animals are spoiled with Green Horse goodness!

Kali Greenlee, is a 20 year old barrel racer from Ohio. She has been competing with NBHA for many years, and plans to never quit. She found her love for horses at a very young age when she got her first miniature horse. Kali is a 14x NBHA Youth World Qualifier, 9x NBHA Open World Qualifier, 2015 NBHA Youth World Finalist, 2x NBHA Ohio State Championship Finalist, Battle for Buck$ Open Qualifier, and many more!



Follow her journey on Instagram @ohio_barrelracer

I am 19 years old from Remus, Michigan. Last year I moved my two horses and I, to Pratt Kansas on scholarship for the Central Plains National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. My family raced race horses my whole life so I have been around horses since i was a child. I started an interest in rodeo when I was ten and started training my own barrel horses. Both being mares (grumpy as you can imagine) and being on the road constantly, I have to balance not only their nerves but their health care as well. My girls are both very nervous and sensitive horses. When I first came across your website a year ago, I was looking for an all-natural, horse safe, oil that would soothe my girls when we were at a rodeo. After trying the Steady Eddy Equine Aromatherapy I became a big believer in all-natural products! I began throwing out all chemicals in my horse program. I soon started using your healing touch liniment and your natural fly spray as well on my colts and competitive horses. The biggest difference I noticed of all the products was the liniment. They felt great and it actually seemed to last on their legs noticeably longer than any chemical liniment I've tried. It is extremely important for hard working horses to stay sound and comfortable. Keeping their legs feeling great so they can go from rodeo to rodeo at the top of their game.



Just like any horse owner, I want to use the safest and effective products I can to keep these athletes at the top of their game. Many rodeo competitors have this same view, but have yet to experience the organic side of the horse industry. By completely adding GHO to my program, it would allow me to have the safest products on my horses and give me a better piece of mind knowing I'm doing my best for them. I would also be able to guarantee clients that when they bring their training horses to me, they are in the care of the best products as well. I have been so impressed with Green Horse Organics and would be honored to be able to be another positive ambassador.

Julia grew up on a farm in England riding before she could walk; she has spent her life immersed in horse culture, pony clubbing throughout her childhood, then riding thoroughbreds at the racetracks in America. Her understanding of horses is intuitive, sensitive, at the same time centered and practical.


Julia loves sharing her passion for Ortho-Bionomy® with people and their animals. She has been studying the bodywork since 2001 and loves creating awareness, while sharing her craft.

Julia has an amazing touch and intuitive nature that almost defies logic. I have had her work on my horses and witnessed the dramatic changes in attitude and pain improvements first hand. I am in awe of her abilities and delighted by her kind delightful personality. Julia started incorporating Green Horse products in her body work last year and she sees how the horses are accepting of the herbal ingredients and knows how well they work!

Hello! My name is Alana Salas! My love for horses began when i was little. Today i have my dream horse Geronimo. He is a tri colored gaited horse. He has taught me everything i know and what i want to be. I am passionate about saving horses and American mustangs. I have two rescues. Geronimo and my colt Finnick. Rescues are my passion. To me saving a horse is the best thing because your saving a life. My other passion is training horses. I am training my horse Finnick at the moment. He is the first horse I'm training. Since I've started i can't get enough of it. I truly love teaching rescue horses to trust and love again. Mustangs included. My dream is to open a training facility and a rescue facility to save and train horses. Horses are my life and i want to help the ones that need me. My horse Geronimo has inspired me to train horses, want to save horses, want to start a ranch. It all starts with him. My name is Alana Salas and i promote rescueing and saving horses!

Grace grew up on her parent's horse farm, where they live in the barn loft apartment. Grace has been riding horses since she could walk and was given her first colt when she was 7 years old. She started him under saddle herself when she was 9. Grace participates in 4-H, ARHA, IRHA, open horse shows, Extreme Mustang Makeovers, and attends many clinics throughout the year. In her spare time, she also enjoys expanding her knowledge by interning with other trainers. Grace has developed a passion for Mustangs through the Extreme Mustang Makeover program. She competed in the 2016 and 2017 Extreme Mustang Makeovers, in Fort Worth, Texas. In the 2016 makeover she placed 9th overall with her mustang filly Nevada's Echo. She won the 2017 makeover with her filly Smokin' Hot Ember. Through the Extreme Mustang Makeover program she has made many new friends and it has helped her expand her knowledge with her horses. Grace works to promote mustangs in all the venues she participates in. Her mustangs draw a crowd wherever they go, and they are great ambassadors for wild horses everywhere. Her future plans include participating in adult Extreme Mustang Makeovers, becoming a TIP trainer, and pursuing internships with other trainers to increase her education.

Cat Zimmerman is a 15 year old youth mustang trainer from Morristown, NJ that also splits the year in Archer, FL. She has been around horses since the age of 3, and got into training mustangs when she was 12. She was born into the hunter/jumper world but branched off and found her true passion and love for mustangs in 2015 through the Extreme Mustang Makeover program. Cat placed 4th overall out of 17 in her first Youth Mustang Makeover, didn't compete in her second due to colic, and was the overall champion of her third Makeover. Outside of the EMM, Cat gentles and trains mustangs that she adopts, rescues, or is hired by others. Cat is very passionate about the breed, as she also performs with her small team of mustangs at various fairs, expos, and events as a way to promote the mustang.

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I am from a small town in NC. I started riding horses when I was 8 years old and always had a love of horses. Something about them made me fill happy and complete. I have ridden and shown in many disciplines from barrels to ranch horse work. I also adopted and trained my own wild mustang and continue to grow in our partnership. I feel like we saved each other. I love horses so much and it's important to me that I take the best care of her. It's important to use natural products and I love GHO the best. I don't want any scary chemicals in her system. It is the only way to take care of your best friend.

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My name is Sami Pfaff, I've ridden horses most of my life starting at age two, and am currently jumpstarting my own horse training program. I've recently published my own equine blog alongside shaderiver.com, my horse training program. I own 9 horses that range from 1 month to 32 years old. I work mainly with mustangs and rescues, currently, 3 rescues and four mustangs are in my care and training. My goal is to continue rehoming rescues to loving homes and expanding my blog. I hope to become a full-time trainer to make a difference using gentle training methods and building equine partnerships.

I fell into natural products a few years ago, specifically Green Horse Organics which I first used on my Mustang and fell in love. They have become a go-to for my grooming routine. I love knowing that I'm using something natural and safe for my horses as well as myself.

Kenda has spent her life on the back of a horse. She started competing at the ripe old age of four and continued all throughout her childhood in both Western and English disciplines. After an apprenticeship in Texas with some of the country’s top cutting horse trainers, she was introduced to the sport of mounted shooting in California, where she qualified for the World Championship after only her 4th competition.

Since those early days, she’s developed a reputation as an accomplished trainer of both horses and people, won just about everything there is to win in the competitive arena and cultivated a thriving business dedicated to introducing others to her sport. Her career includes not only training and instruction but product development, working with renowned companies such as Circle Y Saddles, Professional’s Choice, Uberti Firearms and Safariland to create products for the sport. She is also a published author, and wrote a how-to training book, along with numerous articles for multiple industry related publications.

Her proudest accomplishment remains winning the title of Overall World Champion, becoming the first woman to best her male competitors. She did this riding Justin, a former trail horse that she nurtured from scratch, building him into a phenomenal equine athlete. Since then, Kenda won the Overall World title three more times on both Justin and her mare Sparky. She has also taken the Overall National Champion title six times on both horses combined.

Kenda’s business is based in Arizona, which allows her to offer training year-round.

My name is Camille McCutchon, biology student at Texas A&M. I am also pursuing an equine certificate and I enjoy spending time with my dog and my two mustangs. I have been riding horses since I was young but I did not get the opportunity to have one of my own until I was sixteen. I have learned so much since then, and the horse has been my greatest teacher. Training mustangs is my passion and I have personally gotten four out of holding so far. Last year I had the honor of competing in my first mustang makeover. It was an amazing experience and I cannot wait to do it again.
>>>>> My goals include finishing my main mustang, Aurora, in reining and competing with her. By doing so, I hope to spread the word about how versatile, athletic, and amazing mustangs are. I also want to learn more about liberty and trick training with my little mustang, Tuxedo. I plan on getting as many mustangs out of holding and into good homes as possible, that includes competing once again in the Fort Worth EMM. I am mostly self-taught when it comes to the gentling and horse starting knowledge I have gained. It came with many hard earned lessons and mistakes. So I hope to share what I have learned with others to make their journeyed easier than mine was. For now I am doing what I can through social media, but I daydream about holding clinics and teaching lessons once I gain more experience.
>>>>> As a horse owner I try to keep my horses as naturally as possible. Having a mustang that spent more years in the wild than in the care of humans really puts things in perspective. She’s used to roaming the plains wild and free, not being kept in a stall and eating only at designated times. By keeping my mustangs turned out on grass as much as possible, avoiding super processed feeds, bagging their hay to spread out their eating, etc. I find that their health and quality of life is greatly improved. I only shoe or blanket when necessary and I only stall my horses if weather requires it. Green Horse Organics products are perfect for my horses because they are free of harsh chemicals and I can feel confident that my horses are getting the best possible ingredients. Plus they all smell amazing!
>>>>> I have used GHO products for a couple of years now. My favorite is the nature’s gold. Last summer, my makeover mustang Revelry had a bad rash from some ant bites and her skin and hair started peeling off (nasty, right?). I borrowed some nature’s gold from a friend and her skin and hair grew back in double time! I was so impressed. And I was equally excited when I got the opportunity of being a sponsored rider for Green Horse Organics at the makeover last year. I got so many compliments on Revelry’s cleanliness and shine. I handed out all my business cards and talked about GHO products to anyone who would listen. I feel I would be a good representative for the GHO brand because I love talking about things I am passionate about, and I am passionate about giving my horses the best, most natural care possible!