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Marjie & Brett Becker • Creating a Destination for Arabian Horses
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- Apr 2, 2026
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- 1193
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Summary
Marjie and Brett Becker of Becker Stables share a journey that feels both deeply personal and incredibly impactful for the Arabian horse community. From their early days growing up on the California show circuit to building Becker Stables into a respected program, their story is rooted in passion, persistence, and a lifelong connection to the Arabian horse. In this episode, they open up about their philosophy behind breeding, training, and creating a farm culture that people are drawn to. But the centerpiece of the conversation is their now well-known August event, a one-of-a-kind weekend designed to bring people together, both inside and outside the Arabian horse world. This isn’t a typical horse event. It’s a blend of education, entertainment, collaboration, and community. From their innovative “trainer consortium” to live interaction with horses, music, food, and family-friendly experiences, the goal is simple: create an environment where people can connect with the Arabian horse in a meaningful and memorable way. Their vision is clear. Grow the community. Welcome new people. And make Becker Stables a destination that people look forward to year after year. This episode is a powerful reminder that the future of the Arabian horse depends on connection, creativity, and the willingness to open the gates and invite people in. Becker Stables is creating a destination for people to enjoy Arabian horses, from all walks of life.