OUR MISSION
Equestrian sport is not a game.
It's not a phase, not a recital, not a hobby.
It is teamwork, it is passion,
it is a way of life.
We believe that horses are not just partners in sport, but profound teachers in life. We are committed to nurturing an environment where riders of all levels can learn, grow, and thrive.
Developing resilience.
Through triumphs and setbacks, we help our riders cultivate the strength to persevere, viewing challenges as opportunities to grow. Success requires grit; the passion to persevere through all obstacles, no matter how difficult it may feel in the moment.
Building strong relationships.
Working with horses teaches us to build strong relationships with our equine partners and the people in our community. At the barn, both adults and children make friends for life. We find that when people come together with a mutual interest in horses and common goals, lifelong friendships grow.
Positive Attitude.
Riding horses presents a new challenge each day, and we teach our riders to face these challenges with optimism and strength. In order to have success, you must believe that what you are trying to achieve is possible.
Work ethic.
Dedication and discipline are at the core of every rider’s journey. We foster a culture where effort transforms potential into achievement.
Practicing discipline.
Through structure and focus, we empower our riders to stay committed to their goals and embrace the path to excellence.
Living passionately.
Passion is the heartbeat of what we do. Love for horses, love for the sport, and love for our teammates fuels our drive for success, in the show ring and in life.
"Riding a horse is not a gentle hobby, to be picked up and laid down like a game of solitaire. It is a grand passion. It seizes a person whole and, once it has done so, he will have to accept that his life will be radically changed."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
"One day, the mountain that is in front of you will be so far behind you, it will barely be visible in the distance. But the person you become in learning to get over it? That will stay with you forever. And that is the point of the mountain."
- Brianna Wiest
