AMBASSADOR RIDERS
Meet the 2026 Ambassador Team
HealthEquine Therapies is delighted to offer an Ambassador Sponsorship Program.
JUSTINE ROBERTS & COWBOY
"I'm Justine and this is my 17yr old paint x Canadian gelding Diamond On A Landmine, affectionately known as Cowboy. We are so excited to be a part of the Health Equine Therapies team for another year! Cowboy and I have been partners for the last 10 years coming this spring and what a wild ride it's been. We've dabbled in a little bit of everything over these years but found our calling dancing in the little white fences.
Cowboy and I have competed up to 3rd level in traditional dressage, but have since switched over to Western Dressage and are currently schooling their 4th level equivalent. Our goals for the 2026 season are to compete at level 4 and even show our first ever freestyle.
Lauren has been an integral part of our team for the last 4 years. She's kind, knowledgable, intuitive and Cowboy absolutely adores her. We've used a variety of the services she offers and it helps keep Cowboy feeling and performing at his best!
Lauren was especially integral over this last season as we compaigned our level 3 season, finishing first in our level amongst all Canadian competitors and 2nd in the invitational Canadian National Championships at level 3. I look forward to working closely with Lauren again this year and greatly value the time, effort and dedication she puts into us and our competition goals. Here's to a great 2026 season!"
GABE REEDER & GOOSE
"My name is Gabe Reeder, I am 13 years old, I have been riding for ten years and have roped for the past four years. My partner Goose is a 9-year-old paint gelding that I have had for the past 4 years. We work together on the heel side and travel throughout Ontario, Quebec, and hopefully into the United States this summer. Goose and I take part in everything from local jackpots to Ontario High School Rodeo Association (OHSRA) rodeos, to even International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA) rodeos.
Last summer I participated in 10 IPRA Rodeos as well as throughout the spring and fall I was busy roping in 6 OHSRA rodeos as well as numerous jackpots. There are also various clinics I am looking to go to, to help me further my roping skills as well as to better my horsemanship. A couple of goals I have for this upcoming rodeo season would be to make it to the “pay window” at an IPRA sanctioned rodeo as well as to enter a rodeo in the Tie-Down roping event.
HealthEquine Therapies has played a crucial role in Goose’s and my success by Lauren taking the time to show me stretches to benefit Goose as well as developing preventative program that works best for Goose as it is essential that he is always feeling at his best."
Lincoln BOSCH & ben
"My name is Lincoln Bosch. My equine partner Ben is a 20 year old Quarter horse. I've been team roping for about 18 years now, and for 15 of those years, Ben has been my heading partner. We've participated in many roping practices, jackpots, rodeos and clinics together. We're always keeping our eyes open for clinic and practices to attend as we continue to have a great time competing and learning together.
After a minor tendon injury 2 seasons ago, I'm positive that Ben would not have recovered as well as he did, had it not been for Lauren's expert help. HealthEquine Therapies is an instrumental part of our equine care plan. Ben is a family member and my partner so he gets the best of care. With Ben back to full strength, we plan to attend multiple jackpots this season. Hopefully working towards bringing home another buckle together.
When I am not at the barn with our horses, I'm a certified fitter welder by trade. Waiting the work day to end so I can tack and rope with Ben."
Cheyanne BOSCH & ben
"My name is Cheyanne Bosch, I'm 15 years old and in the 10th grade. My big gray Quarter horse Ben is 20, and competes with me in the senior divison of the Ontario High School Rodeo Association. The events we love to compete in are goat tying and barrel racing. Ben and I have been competing together in club shows and other events since I was 4 years old. We've had a lot of fun together and plan to continue learning, working and having fun.
This year my main goal is to keep working on my riding skills with my horses, as that will really help me in the competition pen during High School Rodeo events. In my free time when I'm not practicing, I enjoy archery, visual arts and roller blading with friends.
HealthEquine Therapies has aided my horse in competition pen and the lesson ring by increasing blood flow through out his body and loosening up his muscles. Lauren has helped Ben and I improve with every run we start. When his body feels good, then he can move faster and more freely, so that every ride we have is a great one!"
jayde croome & fancy
" Hi my name is Jayde Croome, I am 25 years old and I’m from Ancaster Ontario. A little bit about me, I went to school for firefighting a few years ago at Georgian College in Barrie and then took a trades course at Conestoga in Cambridge just over a year ago. I have been working towards getting hired on for full-time firefighting the past few years. I am currently a welder as I wanted to have a trade behind me. Outside of horses, I love to wakesurf off my boat and just enjoy nature.
I have been riding since I was about 4 years old and I have done pretty much everything from jumpers, to cutting, sorting, and barrel racing and pole bending. I currently pole bend and barrel race, there’s nothing quite like it! I just bought a sassy little palomino quarter horse named Fancy. She is 11 this year and I like to think of her as a horse version of myself. Shes amazing and always tries her heart out every time we ride. I have only had her just under a year so we are still learning to get to know eachother.
My goals for 2026 is to have clean consistent runs. Each time we run poles at the rodeos, we cut time off so my goal is to keep that up and to just have fun and enjoy it. I can get a little in my head when I’m competing and tend to be hard on myself. This season, I we will be competing at some NBHA shows and jackpots, in barrel racing and pole bending.
When I first got Fancy I don’t think she had any bodywork done to her, whether that be massages, BEMER or any sort of release treatments. She tends to be stiff and holds alot of tension and that came out in our runs. Since getting her, I’ve started getting her regular massages and she’s really opened up and is learning to release her tension. She’s still got a long way to go but there’s been a huge difference from everyday riding to competition. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for us in this new sponsorship with HealthEquine Therapies. Thank you HET, I can’t wait to go into the 2026 season being apart of this team!"