We have 40 of the best teachers you will ever meet! Here are just a few.
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Name: Affirmation
Age: 16yrs.
Breed: Oldenburg
What they do: “Gracie” is generously loaned to the program by Kelly Farmer. She is the world’s best lunge horse. |
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Name: Etude
Age: 14yrs.
Breed: Swedish Warmblood
What they do: “Junior” came to us with an extensive background in jumping, however loves his new career as a Dressage competition horse. |
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Name: Camelot
Age: 10yrs.
Breed: Hungarian Warmblood
What they do: “Cam” was generously donated to our program in 2012 by Neila Tullar. He has been quickly become a favorite among the students. |
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Name: Francie
Age: 14 yrs.
Breed: Oldenburg X
What they do: Francie’s sweet disposition makes her suitable for any class. She is a joy to ride. |
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Name: Fresca PFC
Age: 14yrs.
Breed: Oldenburg
What they do: “Fresca” teaches all of our students to properly use their core. Her trademark is her beautiful, long, flowing forelock. |
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Name: General Washington
Age: 16yrs.
Breed: Canadian Warmblood
What they do: “Jorge” is warmly known as “Mr. Perfect.” He is a department favorite because of his kind nature and versatility. |
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Name: Gogo Express
Age: 18 yrs.
Breed: Thoroughbred
What they do: “Gogo” is wonderful school horse, mainly in our horse mastership classes. |
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Name: Life Goes On
Age: 15yrs.
Breed: American Warmblood X
What they do: “Addy” is the perfect competition horse as she prefers is her one student per semester. |
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Name: Lovis Corinth
Age: 15 yrs.
Breed: Oldenburg
What they do: “Lovis” is mainly used as a Dressage competition horse, although he enjoys the occasional school over fences and hacks in the fields. |
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Name: Ollie
Age: 12 yrs.
Breed: Oldenburg
What they do: Ollie was breed and born at Averett University. He has been completely trained by Averett students. He almost always brings home a blue from every IDA show. |
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Name: Seaborne’s Flagship
Age: 22yrs.
Breed: Connemara
What they do: “Captain” in generously loaned to the program by the Pingree Family of Hamilton, MA. Captain teaches all of our more timid students that jumping can be fun and safe. |