Rashel loved Giddy-Up and Ride, especially Ace, the loyal horse she rode every Friday. Ace isn't a horse that usually attaches to people, but he demanded cuddles from Rashel in a way he doesn't with any other person. They had a deep and special bond.

What makes Rashel's story even more remarkable was her kind and loving spirit. She truly wanted to make a difference in the world, and she did. She touched all those around her with her generosity and positivity.

She dedicated much of her time to supporting Giddy-Up and the horses who help riders like her. She actively raised funds to help purchase hay and to provide better footing in the arena. Although we had to say good-bye far too soon, Rashel left a lasting impact on those fortunate enough to know her. She will be missed by many, both of the two and four-footed varieties.

To learn more about Giddy Up and Ride and the ways they help their riders check out: http://www.giddyupandride.com