Equestrian Renaissance Man John McGinty Hits His Stride by Winning the Adult Amateur Prix St. Georges at the WEF Dressage Classic CDI-3*
Wellington FL (April 1, 2013) – For passionate equestrians, the words “transition” and “balance” carry very special and important meanings. These two words are often heard throughout riding careers, over and over again during lessons, training and even casual conversations about horses. After much repetition, practice and focus on these words, many riders are able to get their horse to easily transition into different gaits while remaining in complete balance while doing so. However, with so much focus on the horse, very few riders ever think about the importance of applying these same concepts to their own, personal journeys through life. John McGinty is one of those few people who have. As a highly successful hunter-jumper trainer and FEI judge who has transitioned to an FEI level amateur dressage competitor and who has also balanced his professional role as a senior financial planner, McGinty provides a wonderful example and inspiration to show how by following one’s passion, it can lead to easy transitions and balance in life.
