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2019 Robert Ridland |
| 2019 Robert Ridland
Robert Ridland > |
2018 Joe Fargis
Olympic Gold medalist Joe Fargis has spent five decades dedicated to WIHS as a competitor, judge and board member. Joe Fargis > |
2017 Kathy Kusner
Kathy was the first American woman to win an Olympic in equestrian sport. Kathy Kusner > |
2016 Frank Chapot
Frank was a self-taught horseman who gained much of his knowledge by watching others ride. |
2015 Rodney Jenkins
Rodney Jenkins is considered to be one of the greatest riding talents of the 20th century. |
2009 Betty Oare
Betty Reynolds Oare has been winning at WIHS since the doors first opened in 1958. |
2009 Hermen Greenberg
Hermen Greenberg was an innovator who served on the WIHS Board for more than two decades. |
2008 Mignon C. Smith
Mignon C. Smith helped guide the direction and development of WIHS for three decades. |
2007 Sheila C. Johnson
Sheila C. Johnson led WIHS to new heights in its location at Verizon Center in downtown DC. |
2002 H. Fenwick Kollock
Fen Kollock encouraged riders in fox hunting, show jumping and eventing and served WIHS as executive director. |
2001 Austin H. Kiplinger
Austin Kiplinger devoted more than four decades to the promotion of equestrian sport in America. |
2000 Kenneth & Sallie Wheeler
The Wheelers, leaders in equestrian sport with their sportsmanship, style and generosity in several disciplines. |
1999 Mrs. Jane Dillon
Jane Dillon, a dedicated equestrian, riding teacher, horse breeder and member of WIHS Board of Directors. |
1998 William C. Steinkraus
William C. Steinkraus, a six-time Olympian and first American to win an Olympic individual gold medal in equestrian sport. |
1997 George H. Morris
George H. Morris is considered one of the most influential trainers in equestrian sport. |
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