In an improbable underdog tale, 18-year-old Sanoma Blakeley from Terrebonne and her equine companion Goober, acquired from Craigslist, triumphed in the grueling 100-mile Tevis Cup, becoming the youngest female champion ever. Sanoma's lifelong connection with horses began in her hometown, where they were her playmates and friends. She started endurance races at seven and eventually reached the pinnacle of equestrian competition with the Tevis Cup. Goober, despite a turbulent past, became her exceptional equine partner.
In 2019, they shocked the racing world by overtaking frontrunners and narrowly beating three-time champion Jeremy Reynolds in a sprint to the finish. Sanoma's victory was a dream come true, and she's now sharing her incredible journey in a book titled "Chasing Dreams: The True Story of the youngest female Tevis Cup Champion," published in July. This literary endeavor represents another endurance event for her, and she hopes her story inspires others to pursue their passions relentlessly. The book can be found in the link below.👇
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