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Serving Northern Virginia
The Shenandoah Valley
A Touch of West Virginia
A Hint of Maryland
ABOUT horse times
Horse Times is a 3 issue a year Equine magazine. Distributed mainly through the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, with areas of Maryland & West Virginia. Covering Events, Prizes, Stories and Issues in the horse world that affect our local area.
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In it's 16th year of production. Horse Times is solely paid for by the advertisers, for the benefit of the Shenandoah Valley Equine Rescue Network, (SVERN)
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A non-profit horse rescue, in it's 15th year of saving, rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming forgotten animals.
meet the team
Bryan Fleming
publisher
art director
Bryan is the Head of Fleming Design & Sound, bringing over 25 years of experience in the advertising industry. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with advertising agencies, magazines, design firms, in-house art departments, and numerous Fortune 500 companies to develop custom branding, design work, and strategic ad campaigns. Balancing his dual passions as both a DJ and graphic artist, Bryan has designed and produced every page of Horse Times magazine for the past five years.
shannon OTT
Editor-in-chief
head writer
As Executive Director of the Shenandoah Valley Equine Rescue Network, Shannon brings years of experience rescuing, raising, and rehabilitating animals of all kinds. She oversees daily farm operations, manages the organization’s social media presence, and serves as magazine editor — all while contributing her own written pieces. Passionate about connecting horses with the right homes, Shannon is also available to help you find your next equine partner. When she’s not writing or networking, you’ll likely find her hard at work maintaining the farm.
Georgia andrews
publisher
advertising director
An accomplished attorney specializing in equine and family law, Georgia has been involved in numerous horse interventions, seizures, and rescue efforts — from advocating for individual animals to stepping in to support struggling rescues themselves. She is also the founder of Winchester Pride, an LGBTQ nonprofit dedicated to community and inclusion.
She is that woman — always promoting, advancing, or saving something. Georgia creates much of the magazine’s content while actively networking with farms and promoters throughout the equestrian community.
