Equine Entrepreneurs: Mo Purdie of Nila’s Closet
Mo Purdie is giving back by helping other riders look show-ready.
Mo Purdie is giving back by helping other riders look show-ready.
A young equestrian saw a need and decided to solve it herself.
Two sets of siblings take their family business to another level.
Emma wanted to give her riding outfits a colorful touch,
and ended up launching a successful belt business.
Looking for a way to earn horse show money, Lilly turned her jewelry making into a business.
Mia combined her love of baking and her passion for horses into a business.
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I have had a passion for horses for as long as I can remember, and these beautiful creatures have impacted my 13 years in unfathomable…