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In 2004, my husband and I had the fabulous opportunity to put the Andalusian and Lusitano breed in the public eye indefinitely. Bill and I provided a permanent endowment for the famous University of Southern California mascot, Traveler. Now, as long as there is a "Traveler", he will be an Andalusian or Lusitano. Our lovely ranch is now known as "The Home of Traveler", and I hope to be breeding the next USC Mascot at our facility.
Traveler - USC's Famous Mascot
The following is an excerpt from an article by Meaghan Agnew published in USC News :


"Supporting a Trojan tradition as entrenched as a "Fight on!" refrain, USC alumnus Bill Tilley and his wife, Nadine, have given $2 million to the Traveler Mascot Program to assure the future of the university's equine icon.

The Tilleys - longtime devotees of the USC football program who have attended most home games since marrying in 1975 - hold a special affection for the team's mascot.

Nadine Tilley breeds and trains champion Spanish Andalusian horses, the same breed as Traveler. She currently houses 23 Andalusians at her family horse ranch in Hemet, Calif. The horses have won numerous regional and national titles.

It was she who inspired the late Richard Saukko, Traveler's original rider, to change the breed of future Travelers after he spotted her atop a majestic Andalusian in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade.

The couple saw their gift as a way to assure Traveler's immortality..." Read the entire USC article >>

If you are interested in booking Traveler for YOUR special event, please contact Joanne Asman at (818) 842-8444 or email: jsa@asmanj.com. A printable Traveler Request Form has been provided for your convenience.

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