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Ryan Cottingim, ‘03 earned degrees in Western Equestrian Studies and Equine Business Management at the University of Findlay, then stayed on for two years as an instructor before building a career that has taken him to the top of the Quarter Horse industry. Today, Ryan is an AQHA Professional Horseman and a multiple World and Congress Champion trainer. He runs Ryan Cottingim Show Horses in Shelbyville, Tennessee, specializing in the Western and English all-around events. He also serves on the National Snaffle Bit Association Board of Directors and is passionate about mentorship, working with Equestrians with Disabilities and supporting veterans through the NSBA Foundation’s Heroes on Horses program. We talked with Ryan about his path from Findlay, what it takes to develop champions, and why giving back matters to him. New episodes of UF Hoofprints & Horizons every Monday. Celebrating 50 years of UF Western Equestrian. Learn more at findlay.edu/equestrian50