Dressage Rider Caroline Roffman Journals Her Experiences Online Barnby Notes Dressage rider Caroline Roffman has joined an elite group of equestrians who journal online about their training experiences at Barnby Notes, www.barnbynotes.com. Roffman joins other public notebook contributors and riders Stacee Collier, Maria Lithander, Geena Sturzebecher, Genay Vaughn, and soon Tami Hoag. Barnby Notes also gives dressage riders the chance to read through notes kept by Lendon Gray, Susanne Hassler, Betsy Steiner, Courtney King-Dye, Beth Baumert and Charlotte Bredahl. “As we all know, riding, training, competing and dealing with horses is a roller coaster experience,” Roffman said. “I started writing for Barnby Notes before the Young Horse Championships and soon I will be adding my notes from Gladstone.” “Reading through different rider’s notebooks can really give you great ideas, and maybe someone else has the answer to something you have been struggling with,” Roffman said. Roffman successfully rose through the Junior and Young Rider programs. Now a professional, the talented 21-year-old rode her Hanoverian gelding, Bon Chance, to the Five-Year-Old Championship at the Markel/USEF National Young Horse Championship in Lamplight, IL. It was the first national championship for Roffman. Roffman trains with Olympian Lars Petersen, and will write about her experiences with her horse Bon Chance, and several other young horses she has in training.