Still Horse Crazy After All These Years: If It Didn't Happen This Way, It Should Have

Jim Wofford, a three-time Olympian known for his wit and sharp observations on equestrian sport, offers an insider's account of life as a professional sportsman balancing passion with livelihood, family, and aging. Wofford grew up on a Kansas farm bordering Fort Riley, home to the U.S. Cavalry School from 1887 to 1949. His father was an Army officer who competed in the 1932 Olympics. In this autobiography, Wofford shares his perspective on horsemanship and the history of American equestrian competition, tracing his path from a one-room schoolhouse through Culver Military Academy to the United States Equestrian Team headquarters in Gladstone, New Jersey, during its peak years. The book features stories from his experiences competing internationally in eventing, introducing notable horses and the people connected to them. Wofford's account combines humor, honesty, and reflection on his many adventures around the world.