Beth Rasin

Beth Rasin graduated from Middlebury College, in Vermont, where she studied nonfiction creative writing. She worked as a writer and editor at The Chronicle of the Horse for more than 25 years, including 10 years as the president and executive editor. As a freelancer she’s contributed to publications such as Middleburg Life, Northern Virginia magazine, Blue Ridge Outdoors, the former Loudoun magazine, and now also writes for a variety of equestrian publications. She lives in Virginia, where she and her husband and daughter run a boarding facility for retired horses. She enjoys running, hiking, and her many adopted dogs and cats.

Articles by: Beth Rasin

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