Amy was a well respected eventer in our Seattle Eventing community as well as the world. We had the pleasure seeing Amy ride on several occassions here in Washigton state and at Rolex in Kentucy. She will be missed by many in the Area VII Eventing community.
Oh my goodness, what a shock! I'm so sorry to read that and my deepest condolences to her family and friends.
My daughter worked and trained with Amy for 13 years. She inspired her to do her best, trained her to be a great rider and instructor. Amy will leave a big hole in her life, as they travelled to 2 Olympics together and not sure how many times across the U. S. She has left a great legacy and a big hole in our lives.
So bummed! So Sad so young! I was her training officer when she worked in Seattle starting out in her EMS profession, prayers and thought for her husband and family.
I was watching the Rolex 3 day over the weekend and I had wondered about Amy not being there. My deepest sympathy to her family & friends. Eventing has lost a great competitor.
I thought Amy Tryon was an excellent horseback rider for the Kentucky Derby. My prayer are with her family, friends, and staff. Lisa Weiner