Reynolds began riding horses when a friend from high school asked her to. From there, Reynolds became interested in studying veterinary medicine and continued riding in K-State's equestrian club. This year is the team's first at the varsity level, and although the Wildcats didn't qualify as a team for the IHSA national championships, they finished second or higher at every competition they were in this year. It was nice to not have that to worry about. We only had about 15 on the team, but we took like six to most of the shows.
People get nervous.
Having teammates there helps calm you down and gets you ready to go into the ring. That will be very nice. Usually the horses have name tags, and you take notes. Once you draw your horse, you have your notes ready.