Michele Davis Macfarlane
Horse trainer
About Michele Davis Macfarlane
Born 1948.
Michele Macfarlane (born 1948) is an American horse trainer who competes in the sport of saddle seat. She has been one of the leading trainers and riders in the sport for over 40 years. Macfarlane resides in San Diego, California and is Marshal for the Scripps Miramar Ranch Saddlebreds parade unit.
Life and career She was born in 1948 to Everett Conley Davis, and Ellen Browning Scripps Davis. Her father was a lawyer and the grandson of Paschal Conley and her mother the granddaughter of E.W. Scripps and niece of Ellen Browning Scripps.
She grew up on her family's Scripps Miramar Ranch, near San Diego. When she was five years old, her mother introduced her to the family horse riding tradition. Horses gave her hay fever, meaning she initially disliked working with them. However, she came to appreciate her role around the age of ten, when her mother bought a solid-colored Saddlebred and put her and the horse in training with Bill Rowan. Thanks to her mother's love of both parades and pinto horses, she had the innovation of breeding spotted parade horses of Saddlebred bloodlines, eventually taking part in San Diego New Year's parade in 1962.
This became a tradition and the 129th Rose Parade in 2018 was Macfarlane and the Scripps Miramar Ranch's 34th appearance Michele rode him to his fourth and final World Grand Championship in 1988, becoming the first woman amateur to ever achieve that win. She would repeat that win with Memories Citation in 1996 and CCV Casey's Final Countdown in 2007. She remains the only person to have entered the Five-Gaited Championship three times and winning all three times.
On May 26, 1985, Michele and Ellen Scripps Davis impressed the coaching division of the Devon Horse Show with their bay Hackney four.
Career timeline 1988 1st, World Championship Horse Show Five-Gaited Championship, Freedom Hall, Louisville Kentucky. On Sky Watch Here she became the first female rider to win the five-gaited stake at the World's Grand Championship
1996 1st, World Championship Horse Show Five-Gaited Championship, Freedom Hall, Louisville Kentucky. On Memories' Citation Lurline Roth Sportsmanship Award at the American Saddlebred Horse Association Convention
1998 Inducted into the Kentucky State Fair Hall of Fame At the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, Macfarlane's spotted Saddlebreds featured in the closing ceremony
2007 1st, World Championship Horse Show Five-Gaited Championship, Freedom Hall, Louisville Kentucky. On SA (CCV) Casey's Final Countdown Here Macfarlane became one of only two living riders to have won the Five-Gaited World's Grand Championship three times with three different horses
2009 Meritorious Service Award at the American Saddlebred Horse Association Convention
2012 Represented the United States in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebration. Macfarlane's Californian Stagecoach was introduced by Helen Mirren.
2013 Gordon Jenkins International Award at the American Saddlebred Horse Association Convention On February 16, 1998, both Ellen Scripps Davis and Everett Conley Davis died in a house fire. Michele took over the ranch and continued the family legacy, even winning the ASHA Meritorious Service Award at the American Saddlebred Horse Association Convention that same year.
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Michele Davis Macfarlane was born on 29 September 1948.
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