Jonathan Horowitz

08/24/2026

A bucket list item to watch horse racing on the beach. This is from Sanlúcar, recognized as the oldest horse races in Spain. Also, it’s the first time I’ve seen a race call in sign language. 🎥 Carreras de Caballos de Sanlúcar and Aegri1955

07/30/2026

Today was full of Arabian horses for me. It started with my return to covering Race-bred Arabians for Arabian Jockey Club by making the collage of First Classs’s group stakes wins in the top left in conjunction with the announcement that he’s retiring to the Hall of Champions at the Kentucky Horse Park. I also made a highlight video of RB Kingmaker’s victory in the Qatar International Stakes from the UK, with a screenshot in the bottom left of “The King.” Plus, I rode my Race-bred Arabian, AA Two Face, in a lesson at Clasing Equestrian with Kaitlin Clasing in the morning in the image top right. Then at night, we competed in a jumper show at Red Gate Farm, where we took home blue ribbons and where Dos developed a fan club after three clear rounds at 3 feet. Thank you to Ashley Horowitz of Ashley Horowitz for coming to the show and coaching me.

07/26/2026

Still buzzing about this!

Well, that was a (very) pleasant surprise! Jonathan Horowitz asked if I would ride Dos at Hunt Club Farms horse trials the day before entries closed. I said sure having not jumped him in a year and a half. Before the show, I did mostly flat work, as his biggest struggle has been learning to engage his core and find a good connection, and jumped him a grand total of three times including a whopping 5 xc jumps. My only goals for today were to end on a number (rather than a letter) and have Dos ending the day a little more confident and educated than he started. Boy was he an overachiever! He gave a respectable, consistent dressage test, a solid SJ round, and was an absolute blast on what proved to be a very challenging xc course. We were 1 of three to make it through the xc course without a jump penalty, the only ones to go double clear on xc, And we finished on our dressage score! I am most happy about how I could feel his confidence grow more and more around the courses, as well as how easy it all was for him… except for the dresssge. Dressage is still very hard for him 😂😂😂. GOOD BOY DOS!!!

07/25/2026

Ashley and Dos won the Training Horse division at Hunt Club Farms! What an awesome moment to celebrate, with Dos completing his first Training Level event and our Arabian giving Ashley her first blue ribbon at the level that she first rode 15 years ago with a Half-Arabian. Ashley has since won blue ribbons at the higher levels of Modified and Preliminary, and has had seconds at Training with Monty, Sussy, Salty, and Tuli. But, how cool, given Ashley’s history with the Arabian breed, that this win comes with a . I’m in California this weekend announcing the San Francisco Peninsula 55th Annual Dressage Show at the The Horse Park at Woodside. We’re celebrating our 6th anniversary this weekend, and I brought this clipboard of Ashley and me with Dos’s sister, Dance With Me BW, the champion Arabian racehorse that Ashley and I used to broadcast. Both are out of the dam Shall We Dance BW, who’s now produced winning horses for the Arabian breed in Racing, Endurance, Jumping, and Eventing. What a versatile family! Well done, Do Si Do, and so proud that he’s part of the blue-ribbon horses at Super G Sporthorses!

07/17/2026

Happy birthday to the cool dude in the background of this awesome photo—Tom Horne! I always know I’ll have a good time when I’m with Tommy. This was one of particularly special ones out of all the good times we’ve shared in the past year—celebrating the NCHC Championship by Denver Hockey. I know Tommy as my brother-in-law, plus he’s an amazing dad to Hudson and Saylor and, in the last year, added husband when he married e r i c a h o r n e. Tommy can be the life of the party but also knows how to make others feel special, which is why I love this photo. Wishing you a great year ahead and looking forward to next hockey season with you and more.