March 2018 FRC Member Newsletter
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Spotlight On Our <strong>Member</strong>s<br />
<strong>FRC</strong>’s <strong>March</strong> <strong>Member</strong> of the Month is Lilia White, of El Recuerdo. Lilia has been a member of the<br />
Foothills Riding Club on and off for around 20 years! She first heard about the <strong>FRC</strong> through a friend in<br />
the area, Dale Gibson. She originally joined in the late 1990’s and even volunteered as the newsletter<br />
editor for several years before getting too busy with teaching and training. While Lilia left the club for<br />
a short period of time to focus on other aspects of her life, she has always stayed involved in the<br />
community through many avenues.<br />
Besides having a standard office job, Lilia is a licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and<br />
Reiki Master that works on both humans and horses. Lilia is the lead teacher for the Massage Therapy<br />
night program at Isothermal Community College and one of the certified instructors for the Groom<br />
Elite program at ITCC, as well.<br />
Even with her crazy schedule, she still finds time to teach, train the horses at her farm and then travel<br />
others to work with their horses, too. Beyond all of this she has an equine appraisal business, White<br />
Consulting Enterprises, LLC. They provide Certified Equine Appraisals that comply with the Uniform<br />
Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice.<br />
Lilia has lived in the Landrum area since 2002. She and her family had been looking for property in<br />
Landrum for about three years, but could not find the right place (I’m sure we can all relate). Then,<br />
one day when they came to see another house in the area and they drove past her [now] farm with a<br />
‘For Sale’ sign in the yard. They got out of the car, peeked in<br />
the windows of the house and knew immediately that it was<br />
the place!<br />
Lilia keeps six of her own horses and boards three others<br />
currently. Of her six horses; two are used as lesson horses,<br />
two are her competition horses she trained herself, and two<br />
are having fun hanging out in the pasture keeping the grass<br />
at bay. Her discipline of choice is show jumping, but she was<br />
inspired by two of her horses to compete in other disciplines<br />
such as Dressage and Hunters.<br />
Lilia is originally from Mexico, where she had a decorated<br />
career in competitive Show Jumping and was very well<br />
known. She has trained with some of the greats including<br />
the Mexican Olympians Alberto Valdez, Gerardo Tazzer, and