Victoria McCullough, a passionate equestrian and philanthropist, has left an indelible mark on the world of horses through her dedication to preserving and promoting the Clydesdale breed. Her genuine passion for the Clydesdale breed has led her to play a pivotal role in the preservation of these majestic draft horses. In 2008, Victoria made headlines when she acquired the World Champion Clydesdale Hitch, a team of Clydesdales that had won the prestigious title at the esteemed Calgary Stampede.
Beyond her work with Clydesdales, Victoria McCullough is known for her philanthropic endeavors in the equestrian world. She has consistently supported equine-related charities and causes, emphasizing the importance of animal welfare and conservation. Her multifaceted contributions as an equestrian, breeder, and advocate have made Victoria McCullough a beloved and influential figure in the world of horses, and her legacy continues to inspire equestrians and animal enthusiasts worldwide.
Victoria is a well-known figure within the Beltway, adept at skillfully persuading and rallying support to bring an end to horse slaughter in the United States. As a dedicated horse rescuer, she has successfully found new homes for over 10,000 horses and burros that were once destined for slaughter, tirelessly advocating for the repurposing of unwanted equines.
