About Kenton Wright
Kenton Wright has been riding horses since he was five days old as his mom rode pens in a feedlot. A sixth-generation rancher in Washington and Idaho, under the label Wright Way Angus, Kenton grew up training ranch horses with an emphasis on producing safe, versatile mounts for all walks of life. Even during his collegiate and professional baseball career, Kenton continued to train horses in various disciplines from rope and barrel futurity horses in Texas to horses for mounted police work in addition to training jumpers and polo horses in Kansas. He is an accomplished polo player and has garnered numerous accolades in mounted archery. Kenton earned national top honors in 2017 in Working Equitation winning the Novice Horse/Rider pair division. Early in 2018, at his first rated dressage show, he brought home the high score award from Heart of the Valley Dressage. Kenton earned his bronze medal in 2019. Kenton and Jessica partnered late in 2018 and, in a very short time, brought home multiple High Score awards, perpetual trophies, and HOTY honors with horses they produced together.
Kenton diligently continues his education by seeking out instruction, most recently from: Leslie Reid. Kenton currently competes several client horses in dressage as well as Working Equitation.
Kenton diligently continues his education by seeking out instruction, most recently from: Leslie Reid. Kenton currently competes several client horses in dressage as well as Working Equitation.
