Grooms are gradually receiving more recognition in the equestrian world, yet it remains an underappreciated profession. "Being a groom is like a drug. You have to really want it and be completely open to it," says Sean Vard, head groom for Martin Fuchs. "Without grooms, there is no sport... I am firmly convinced of that!"
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