Hill plans to offer lessons and also have horses people can ride by the hour in the rings. Plans are ahoof for trail rides. Hill's turbo-charged horse Bodacious drew gasps and cheers from onlookers as rider and mount flew around the ring. Four years ago, Hill said, Bodacious could not be caught in a pen. People thought they had to strong-arm her to get her to do things, but that doesn't work.
People come and bring their kids during the day and have a picnic on the bench.
That sight underscores Hill's appreciation of the social role played by her four-footed charges. They can't just own a horse and not spend time as a family. It takes up a lot of time, and spending it with kids, showing, riding and cleaning, really brings a strong family bond.