Lincoln "Link" Webb (born 1974) is a

Tennessee Walking Horse The Tennessee Walking Horse or Tennessee Walker is a horse breed, breed of gaited horse known for its unique four-beat running-walk and flashy movement. It was originally Horse breeding, developed as a riding horse on farms and plantations in t ...

trainer. He and the black

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Santana's El Nino won the breed's World Grand Championship in 2008.

Life and career

Webb was born Lincoln Eugene Webb in 1974, but nicknamed Link. He owns and operates Link Webb Stables in

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, and was named Trainer of the Year by the Walking Horse Trainers' Association in 2005. He trained the black

stallion Santana's El Nino. In 2007, Webb and El Nino entered the World Grand Championship in the

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and placed fourth. A short time later, they won the stake class in the International World Championship Walking Horse Show in

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. Returning to the Celebration in 2008, they placed second in the aged stallion class and then entered the World Grand Championship. El Nino was not the favorite horse to win, being described by newspaper reporters as a "dark horse", but he and Webb placed first out of the eight competing horses. Link Webb is married to his wife Rae Ellen. They have a son, Lane Webb.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Webb, Link People from Marshall County, Tennessee Tennessee Walking Horse breeders and trainers 1974 births Living people