Caroline Hobbs took on the prestigious role of the Masked Rider, an iconic figure and symbol of spirit at Texas Tech University, starting in the spring of 2022. As the Masked Rider, she was the official mascot representing the university, leading the football team onto the field and participating in numerous university and community events.
Prior to her time as the Masked Rider, Caroline Hobbs was actively involved with Refuge Services, a therapeutic riding center that provides equine-assisted therapy to individuals with various needs. Her work with Refuge Services showcases her passion for helping others and her deep connection to horses, skills that undoubtedly contributed to her success in the Masked Rider role. After completing her tenure as the Masked Rider, she continued her dedication to service and equine therapy by continuing her work at Refuge Services, where she remains committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those who benefit from equine-assisted therapy.
Caroline's journey, from her involvement in equine therapy to becoming the Masked Rider and continuing her work afterward, highlights her dedication to both her community and the powerful therapeutic potential of working with horses.
Watch KLBK's Kathryn Campbell's interview below: