Meet Our Team
BABT is seeking to expand our Board of Directors. We have six Zoom Board meetings a year. Currently several Bay Area counties are not represented on our Board. If you are interested in serving on our Board please write us!
Board of Directors
Janice Frazier
President
Santa Clara County
Areas of interest: Trail Etiquette training and Equestrian Trail Watch with Santa Clara Co. Parks; Bay Area Ridge Trail South Counties subcommittee; Park Master Plans.
Leida Schoggen
Vice President
San Francisco County
Areas of Interest: GGNRA equestrian planning, Past President – Ocean Riders of Marin
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Morris Older
Treasurer
Contra Costa County
Areas of Interest: TWHA (Newsletter Editor); Orinda Horsemen’s Association, Director; Bay Area Ridge Trail Council; Trail Crew Leader, Volunteers for Outdoor California.
Amory Willis
Secretary
Marin County
Alto Bowl Horseowners Association, Past President – Marin Horse Council, Trail Partners
Sahar Bartlett
Board Member
Sonoma County
Vice president – Sonoma County Horse Council. Sonoma Community Animal Response Team – Team lead for large animal disaster sheltering. Sonoma Equine Rescue, Rehab & Adoption Board member.
Sarah Guz
Board Member
San Mateo County
Founder of the California Riding Club. Sarah is committed to cultivating the next generation of equine professionals, advocates, and trail riders.
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Mary Hufty
Board Member
San Mateo County
A passionate trail enthusiast. I believe that green connections and barns are a critical part of keeping large animals, domestic and otherwise, on our landscapes.
Pat McAndrews
Board Member
Santa Clara County
Founding member of Quicksilver Endurance Riders; former board member of Santa Clara Co Horsemens; member: California State Horsemens, Los Viajeros., Ridge Trail.
Karen Johnson
Executive Director
San Francisco County
Karen has served on the Board from 2004 to 2017. She is an active trail rider, member of numerous horse associations, and has assisted many nonprofit horse groups throughout the Bay Area with fundraising and communications.
Get Involved!
Saving barns and trails takes commitment. Do your part today!