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She was an avid eventer for many years, competing up to the CCI3*-L level with Myster E.

She tried western pleasure and trail, sampled barrel racing and roping, and she tried her hand in the hunter/jumper world. Tubman made a few pit stops along the way to becoming the international dressage rider she is today. “We’ve come a long way since then, but it’s cute to kind of see the beginning like that.” “There are plenty of family pictures where you see the saddle is on so far back the bridle is upside down. Though her mom, Francie Lockman, grew up riding in South Africa, the western tack that came with Copper was a bit of a mystery to her. Flipping through old photographs featuring her first horse, a one-eyed Quarter Horse named Copper, Sarah Tubman can see just how far she’s come from her early riding days.