Lindsay Neubarth is in her third season as an assistant hunt seat coach for Auburn. Last season, Neubarth helped to lead the Tigers to an overall National Championship title as well as a Hunt Seat Reserve Championship and she led the Tigers to a 5-3 hunt seat finish. Neubarth graduated from Auburn University in 2003 with a B.S. degree in psychology, criminology and a minor in Spanish. During her time at Auburn, Neubarth was a part of the Equestrian team from 1999-2003 where she dominated the hunt seat arena and was one of the team's top competitors. As a member of the club team, Neubarth was chosen to assist in coaching for the 2000 season. In her senior year, she was the 12th ranked hunt seat rider in the country and was high point hunt seat rider for the Southeast Region. That same year, she was named the 2003 Region High Point Rider of the Year. Not only did Neubarth excel in the arena, but also in the classroom. She was an SEC Academic All-American and a SAAC representative for two years. Neubarth's passion for horses began at the age of 7 when she began to take lessons. Her first competition was at the age of 9. Eight months prior to coaching at Auburn, Neubarth was the administrative aid to Representative Thom Collier from Ohio. After graduation, she was road manager for Branch Hill Farm in Cincinnati where she managed and rode nationally-ranked horses and ponies on the hunter and jumper "AA" show circuit. In 2004, Neubarth was named assistant coach after the passing of long time assistant coach Herb Schneider. Neubarth is currently working on her master's degree in sports management. She is the daughter of Skip and Corky Neubarth and is a sister of three and an aunt of five.
Assistant hunt seat coach Lindsay Neubarth (Auburn, 2004-present) |
 
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