Beth is no stranger to the equestrian scene. Riding since she was twelve, she  never was without a horse of her own while growing up. In high school, Beth studied with Lockie Richards as a working pupil. Prior to entering college, she spent one year employed at Tempel Farms in Wadsworth, Illinois riding highly trained Lipizzaner stallions.

Subsequently, Beth worked her way through college, teaching hunt seat equitation, galloping racehorses, and spending two summers working as an assistant to racehorse veterinarian Dr. A. Martin Simensen, who went on to become the veterinarian for the United States Equestrian Team. While attending college, Beth rode for the University of Oregon equestrian team.

Although an Anthropology major in her college days, Beth developed an interest in physical therapy for animals.

Upon Beth's graduation, Equipro was born.  Knowing the importance of quality equipment and having acquired a love for therapy, Beth combined her talents and created Equipro.

In business since 1986, Equipro is synonymous with quality.