Audrey is a three-time Maclay and USEF Medal finalist finishing in the top 15 for three consecutive years. After graduating from Skidmore College, she moved to Poughkeepsie, NY where she managed Rose View Stables for three years. During her tenure there, Audrey trained a successful show team, coached the Marist Equestrian Team and directed a successful summer program. Audrey and her team have taken riders to: IEA Nationals; Maclay Finals; Junior Hunter Finals; Pessoa/US Hunter Seat Medal Finals; National Pony Finals; Marshall & Sterling; NEHC Finals, Zone II Hunter Finals and FW-PHA Finals.

Courtney started off her riding career at Fox Hill Farms in Pleasantville, New York. She eventually began working the barn, and progressed to teaching lessons by the time she finished high school.

Her passion for horses took her to Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York, where she earned her BA in Biology. She was an active member of the equestrian team, under the guidance of coach Cindy Ford, for all four undergraduate years. She qualified and competed at IHSA Regional, Zone, and National Finals, both as an individual and as a team rider.

After college, Courtney worked at the Riverdale Stables in the Bronx, where she fulfilled the roles of both trainer and assistant barn manager. During that time she also expanded her scientific knowledge, working under contract for Wildlife Conservation Society and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a seasonal biologist and bird bander.

Courtney teaches full time, attends shows and coaches the IEA teams.

She enjoys spending as much time around horses as possible!

Dina has been an instructor at the barn for 10 years. She has many years of experience training and caring for horses - ranging from working at both Yonkers and Aqueduct racetracks, to serving as VP of an equine rescue where she was responsible for the care of over 40 horses. She has been riding since she was a child, and teaching lessons since she was 18 years old.

Dina teaches private and group lessons to riders of all levels, and is a coach of the IEA teams.

I have been riding since nine years old and always knew I wanted to pursue a career with horses. Started teaching and running camps at 17 years old and have been doing it ever since as well as barn management. Worked in Wellington up until covid when I came back north and started equine sales. I found my forever horse at that point and decided I would buy her out instead of rehoming her. I enjoy hunter pacing with my mare Saoirse and have hopes to practice coaching with her and my dog, Dude.